Plan for Camp Randall Stadium upgrade at Wisconsin
Plans call for a 50 000 seat stadium at Camp Randall to be completed before the next season. A new baseball diamond and reinforced stands are also planned with concrete seating and improved entrances. Legislative funding sought to start development, with estimates of 375 000 to 450 000 dollars.
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Gamp Randall
Aladison
Wis
Vie Imiversity of Wisconsin
Uy i. Jones
Jones
Demeter Jones
Stinetts
oThe
Wolves
Foues
Marci
Actiny Athletic
HYMOS
Keardall
Iowa
Shane
Automobiles
Court action targets Stars and Stripes periodical
Washington report on a Senate investigative inquiry into the Stars and Stripes periodical. The paper’s founders dispute its sale valuing the stock at 510,000 to an employee of the Democratic National Committee. The probe examined alleged improper use of funds for propaganda, with defendants not detailing reasons beyond business aims. A separate note mentions snow shed reuse ideas for the Rocky Mountain railroads to aid mobile travel.
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Ie Stork
Tarks
Tie Democratic Gation Committee
Senate Committee
Bert
Illinois 1921 grid hopes hinge on injured stars
Illinois grid prospects for 1921 are discussed with focus on key players like Taras of Flingis and others. The article notes shoulder injuries, potential returns, and selections shaping the team under Coach Fletcher as Des Moines and Desart previews loom for upcoming season.
University to pause for holiday recess at end of term
The university announces an extended holiday recess with classes dismissed on December 27 and resuming January 4. A holiday production by McIntyre and Heath will lead the term, featuring staging, songs, and a large cast. Notable performers include Dickinson, Peagan, and Mott Till Ladle, with a full chorus and planned dance numbers.
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University
Lefora
la Cruese Istademis
Maedison
Kates
McIntyre
Heath Mosérs
D. Stibert
O Peagen
Vickur
Uae
Beene
Melwater
Newport
Glens
La Crosse Normal To Face Wisconsin Light Quintet
La Crosse Normal faces a small Wisconsin squad at home in a Friday game. Coach Meanwell relies on two returning regulars Taylor and Caesar and a young group to carry the team through the conference. The article also notes hunting license display issues and Wisconsin conservation actions, plus upcoming schedule details for the normals.
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LA Crosse
Light Quintet
Wisconsin
Bill Walker
Ahanwell
Meanwell
Fair Slope
Taylor
Lorward
Caesar
Frogner
Fanning
Manning
Knox College
Mollie Williams
Williams
Miike Knapp
Hospital
Jagr
Knapp
Udl
Jed Weston
Al-Weetorn
Lbis
Weestott
Carr Lesuse
Heath
Waarden
York
Wehisag Wauobee
Teansylvania Toard
Sitio
Eam Bey
Roeuhood
Wissonsin
Raisin
Vonser-Divution Commission
Hell
Prac
Wilhis Dati Ad
Capron Plans Airship to Carry 300 Across Atlantic
An outline describes Capron intending a large airship to transport about 300 persons across the Atlantic. The plan includes provisions and accommodations aboard the liner and a secondary vessel to mark its route via airplane beacons. The project mentions sparing work on the king and notes a cohort of 1,290 women physicians.
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Atlantic
ROMNT
Tae
Flannt Capeceni
Ahonk
Suipplang Des Enor Caupreni
Atlantic i
Piysi
Baseball Leaders Reach Agreement On National Game
New York reports say Imainers for day and major and minor leagues reached a harmonizing agreement on the national zone amid optimism. Ratification is viewed as a formality, with the National League expected to respond at its annual Cameron meeting in Chicago. The American Association and Mississauga leagues plan to meet January 10 to decide on the disputed divisions.
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New York
Fagues
Chang
Aria
Nelief
National League
Cameron
Tesgues
Chicago
Wetion
Two Title Matches On New York Sport Program This Week
Local New York sports segment announces two title bouts this week featuring boxing and wrestling events. Tonight a champion from Dodge, Nebraska defends a title in a fifteenth round Madison Square Garden card while fighters complete training. Steener and Lewh will settle their bout in a single fall.
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NEW York Sport
Pianship Msarenes
New Yorke
Jeep of
Dodge
Neb
Sraliy i
Madison Square Garden
Steener
Lewh
Morning Papers Roundup of Global News Bits
In Paris Sadi Lecointe set a world speed record by flying four kilometers in 46 seconds. In Santiago a volcanic eruption near Villarea claimed lives. In Taskington a patient died when a fire left Walter Read hospital. Marion reports a murder case tied to a man named Tremphill with resulting disorders. Girard, Massachusetts, searchers returned with a wild boar carving. New York Starry Wall bookkeeper found a quarter carat diamond worth a small fortune. Wheat prices rise as Austria de-controls grain. buyers bid aggressively on future crops.
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Chicago
Decuine
Akron
Ohio
Paris
Sadi Lecointe
Santiago
Eaundes Shoutho
Tive
Villarea
Taskington
Walter Read Wyty
Marion
Seltino
Tony Tremphill
Girard
Jack Relbir
New York
Starry Wall
Scott Wins Pearse Trophy For Best Tackle
Scott, center for Wise-Ralpl Souths, received the Pearse Trophy as best tackle. The award, judged by Major John S. Wood and professors Pyre and Taylor, honors the most consistent player on the line amid close competition from Sterk and Williams.
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Scott
Pearse
Madison
Wise
John S. Wood
J.B. Pyre
Warren Taylor
Giants Offer 150000 for Pick of Red Team
Reports say the New York Giants offered 150000 for the pick of the Red team amid talks between New York and Giants officials. No agreement was reached as agents mentioned picks including former Giants players.
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Giants
New York
Glneinuat Paseball
Glatis
Canher
Priva Symnassiuis
Ae Ruth
Confercir
London Punch quip on aging gardeners and diving hats
A fragment from London Punch lampoons growing old and gardening with a wry line about expecting a stomach slam and a diver’s hat, reflecting the period’s humorous verse and wordplay.
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London
Ward Confident Of Victory Tuesday Over Mendelson
Wis Bobty Ward of St Vast meets Johnny Mendelsohn in Frank Malkern's boxing card at Auditorigns Tuesday. Ward prepares after training Sunday, while Mendelsohn sharpens for the scrap. Ward recalls a past win over Mendelsohn and asserts he will win decisively.
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Ward
Mendelson
Milavacker
Wis
Bobty Ward
St. Vast
Johnny Mendulsohn
Frank Malkern
Auditorigns
Vonvite
Morsemraths
Arendelsohn
Orem Loce
Levine
Mendelsoh
Amon
Sheik
Bobby Ward
St. Pauler
Vendesohin
Mendeleaha
Saginaw
Mich
Mendelsony
Huck
Tahiti
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Eimerene
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Illinois
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Topler
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Warney
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Phiy
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Qarmey Ait
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Pennsylvania
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Miewwaukee
Milwaukee Nemnal
Thes
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Brether
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