Chicago Spends Millions on Christmas Gifts
Chicago area shoppers prepare for a 1925 holiday season with estimates placing total state street commerce near 56 million dollars and a citywide spend above 60 million. Radio sets surge while mahjongg demand eases, and letters to Santa reveal needs beyond luxury gifts.
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Chicago
Ovetall
State Street
Junior High Plans Yearbook With Student Staff
Junior High to publish a second annual yearbook at the end of the current school year announced by Principal R. M. Wyant. Robert Pritchard serves as editor in chief with Henry Timmerman business manager and Edna Carney literary editor.
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R. M. Wyant
Robert Pritchard
Henry Timmerman
Edna Carney
Marguerite Moore
Dorthe Bennats
Arlene Peters
Neland Thode
Chicago Can't Have Army Navy Game
Annapolis Md December 22 AP Chicago has no chance to host the 1526 Army Navy football game unless a change is made in the agreement between the service academies. The pact, with one year left, bars play north of New York and south of Baltimore and Chicago lies north of New York. Baltimore or Philadelphia would be chosen by Navy authorities.
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Annapolis
Chicago
Navy
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boxing Roundup From Across The Nation
Seattle arena reports McKenny KOing Shearer while O Donnell defeats O llara in x rounds. Long and Hoberts feature in midwest cards. A Americans defeat Bruins 3 1 in hockey. N H L results include Nickerbocker Amateur Hockey beating Royal Bank 4 2. Boley likely to stay in minors as Orioles trade talks stall. Shown list of planned bouts jan 1 includes Toland Todd and others. Towans prep first varsity meet jan 19 in Wisconsin and indoor carnival slated in Chicago jan 21. Minnesota bans rabbit punch shows. attendance totals reveal early year trend. Stribling to wed December 26 in Macon and plans to enter next season.
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Wash
Wild Bill" McKennie
Vancouver Island
Art Shearer
Portland
Ore
Sohony O'Donnell
St. Paul
Teddy O'llara
Oakland
Fresno
Cal
Charley Long
Nerve
Omaha
Hank Hoberts
San Jose
Boston
New_ York A
Boston Bruins
New York
Nnickerbocker
American Royal Bank Club
Baltimor
Joe Boley
Shortstone
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Chicago White Sox
Moe Berg
Ralph 3Lingum
Jack Dunn
New Y York
Dave Shade
Welter
Ane Toland Todd
England
Rickard’s Garden
Sailor Friedman
William Trarmon
Sammy Baker
Joe Dander
Towa City
Alke Howard
Tiniveratty
Wisconsin
Towans
Town City
Town University
Sl University
Minnesota
State Boxing Commission
Tmiet
Chicago
Tresidem
Gan Johnson
Savarnnah
W. l. Stribling
Macen
Dee
Mies Mary McKinnon
Stribling
uhLou
Radio Programs Across Cities Show Christmas Eve Lineups
A dense listing of radio programs across stations from Koka Pittsburgh to WSn Detroit detailing orchestras, soloists, choirs, and special Christmas Eve and holiday programs. Entries include venues, times, and featured acts such as violins, sopranos, conductors, and bands, with various broadcast formats and themes.
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KOKA
Pittsburgh
Fortans
Kreaan
Lincoln
Slick Merriam
KHS
Los Angeles
KOA
Denver
Knowle Pier
KOA Orchestra
KPO
San Francisco
KSN
St Couls Post-Dispatch
Weaf Chain
Wth
Kyw Cleese
EDICA
School of 10
Goon-Sanders
Hawks
Insomnia Club
WBRAP
Fort Worth
Avalan Tales
Hauraiian
Chicago
Volists
Lew Russell
Nate Balgwiell
Esso Jays
Charlie Garland
Diiny
Wv Cae
Pittsburgh Press
WEAF
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Wex
Detroit
Frea Press
WDAE
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Plase
Wrar
York
Cleveland
Nishthawks
Fort Walsh
Star-Telegram
Christ
Maes
É ' Wbbem
arshesLrt
Arlene
Ormt
Springfield
WCAE
WOAO
Philadelphia
Wec
Wear
Webe
Chicago Post
WEEI
Boston
WGN
Tobuno
WGR
Buffalo
Book Dial
Louisville ‘Times-Courier
Whnes
New York
Des Moines
Little Symphonic Orchestra
Wip—Palladelphia
WIK
Detroit-Pontiac
WERO
Cincinnati
Chicaro
Ford and
Glo
WEWO
St. Peters
St. Peters Cathedral
WMAQ
Chiesgo News
of Chicago Chines
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Sir Mary's Episcopal Cathedral
Onahn
WOA
Davenport
Washington
Smithsonian
St. Patri
WSAI
Atlanta Journal
Wsor
Nashville
WTO
Hartford
Gyn
Renn
Wws
Detroit News
Sioux City Cage Team Announces 1926 Schedule
Sioux City high school basketball team will play 13 contests in 1926, per T. B. Martin. Scheduled games include Sioux Falls at Sioux City, Omaha Central in Omaha, Council Bluffs in Council Bluffs, Omaha Tech in Sioux City, and Mason City at Mason City among others across South and North Dakota and Iowa venues.
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Lioux City
Sioux City
T. B. Martin
Teast High School
Sioux Falls
Sioux
McGraw signals Giants will stand pat for 1926
New York Pec 23 John McGraw announced he would not trade Fredrick Kelly for Ed Roush and Fred Fimons and instead would keep the Giants intact for 1926. McGraw indicated this stance when discussing Louisville recruit Tyson as a center fielder, noting it strengthens a weak position on the club.
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New York
John MecGraw
Gefree Kelly
Ed Roush
Fred Fimmons
American Association
Luque
McGraw
Giants
Tyson
Louisville
Tonight in town film and vaudeville listings
Crystal Cains presents Rain bow Trail starring Tom Mix at TONIGHT. Custer features The Man of Love with PALAGE. Norma Shearer and Lon Chaney headline The Tower of Lies at PLAZA, plus vaudeville acts Little Jack Line. RIALTO showcases Madge Bellamy and James Kirkwood with Secrets of the Night and vaudeville. SERAND brings Leon frre and Dorothy Gish in Clothes Make the Pirate and vaudeville. WATERLOO offers the Waterloo Players stock company performing It’s a Boy.
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Crystal
Tom Mix
Bd Custer
Plaza
Norma Shearer
Lon Chaney
Rialto
Madge Bellamy
James Kirkwood
Serand
Leon Frre
Dorothy Gish
Pillate
Waterloo
Waterloo Players
Industrial League Opens With National Guard and I C Quintets Winning
National Guard beat Cutler Hardware 20 to 14 after defeating Rath Packing 22 to 6 in the Industrial league opener at the YMCA. Illinois Central shops defeated Rath Packing, and next games Saturday will feature Waterbase Line Engine and Hawkeye Oil teams along with Gates Business College and Bartles Shepherd Oil. Lineups included J C Hostettler and L Gunstead for National Guard with E Legge and Ray Neuthaler in the backcourt.
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Ilinois Central Shops
National Guard Quint
Railroaders
Rath Packing
National Guard
Cutler Hardware
Waterbaseline Engine
Hawkeye Oil
Gates Business College
Bartles Shepherd Oil
J. C.—Hostettler
L. Gunstead
Hulett
Otr
Collentine
A. Gunstead
Marsau
Bender
Burton
Ter
Twhis
Anderson
Crooks
National Guards
E. Legge
Parker
Ingelbrusen
Legis
Ray
Neuthaler
Pett
Cutler
Swiger
Cameron
Miller
Bartow
Gerich
Murphy
Thomas Jefferson High Faces Vets In 1926 Schedule
Council Bluffs Iowa December AP reports two veterans available for Thomas Jefferson high school basketball under coach W Thompson. Schedule includes January games at North Ouizeria Omaha, South Omaha Omaha, Sioux City at Caunch Brutts, Creighton freshmen at Omaha, Malvern at Council Bluffs, Missouri Valley at Missouri Ei and Abraham Lincoln at Council.
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Council Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson High
Basketball Results From City Leagues Reported Scores
Obscure OCR list shows multiple high school basketball scores with several garbled team names. Readable results include Mount Pleasant 20 Mount Measint 20? Ottumwa 19 and Dubuque High 24 while La Porte City 78 Urbana 12. Marshalltown 33 appears with Dubuque Stars mentioned.
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Wilple Schont
Mount Measint
Ottumwa
Washington High
Keokuk
Anamosa
Dubuque High
la Porte City
Urbana
Tasdiopondant
Marshalltown
Dubuqua
La Porte City Five Defeats Urbana In Fast Game 18 To 12
La Porte City wins 18 to 12 at home over Urbana after a quick, hard fought contest. Robb and Yarrow lead La Porte City while Moore shines for Urbana. Teams prepare for Shellsburg game on January 8 with rest before practice.
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LA Porte City
Urbana
Teach—ers College
Cedar Falls
la Porte Tve Aitense
Robb
Yarrow
la Porte
Moore
Shellsburg
Moundte
Stone
H. Moore
Nawley
Fort Wards
Habarichler
Turner
Pringle
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