Word: michigan
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...self deprecation the CRIMSON takes pleasure in the universal approval, as expressed in country wide editorial comment, of its Student Vagabond. Originally a CRIMSON conception, the Vagabond after two years is receiving the plaudits of students and educators in other universities. From the approbation of President Little of Michigan to tributes from undergraduate editors, the praise ranges--and at the bottom of all is a fundamental laudation to the university which is sufficiently interested in varied topics and studies to support such a feature as the daily publication of a Vagabond...
...final enemy and secured a title. For the sixth time are they champions of the Western Conference. Two forward passes, 25 yards each, each for a touchdown, told the tale. Score: Illinois 13, Ohio State 0. Chicago scored one point less against Wisconsin's none. Meanwhile Minnesota gave Michigan a 13-7 mauling to complete the season undefeated, but twice tied...
...Michigan. Mayor John W. Smith of Detroit called for support from drinkers, bootleggers, "speakeasy" men. Candidate John C. Lodge, grand-uncle of Col. Charles Augustus Lindbergh, called for no one's support. He made no speeches, signed no campaign literature, made no promises. His friends elected him Mayor of Detroit by a margin of 12,188 votes. Mayor-elect Lodge announced he would not sweep Mayor Smith's appointees out of office wholesale, would not countenance Prohibition "snooping...
Illinois retained a stainless record in the Western Conference scoring two touchdowns, 14 points, against Iowa's none. Michigan managed Chicago with the same score. In an intersectional game which recaptured some of the prestige lost by Ohio State at Princeton, Missouri won from West Virginia...
...first time, none was so stirred at the romance of the accomplished feat as would have been another man who was not there. It was decreed that the body of Clifford Holland, who planned and supervised all of the work, should have arrived in New York City from a Michigan rest cure camp on the day that the last of the river bottom barrier separating east and west tunnels was blown apart. Thus was ended the career that began with his graduation from Harvard in 1906, whose greatest distinction was a posthumous...