…ESTABLISHED l10 It Air 4 A60 all 34a 1 g MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Y EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PRICE FIVE CENTS Y VOL XLI. No. 98 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS ASIATIC EXPEITIONI UNCOVERS SECRETS,1 OF PARHIAN RAE Professor Waterman, Leader' of Group, Returns From Work. PALACE IS UNEARTHED Characteristics of Civilization in Ancient Mesopotamia Brought...…
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…SATUR~DAY, FERUARY 21,._1931. THE MICHIGAN DAILY -~FACE Tmm TH REE CANDIDATES IGHT FOR CHICAGO Racd for Republican Nomination Narrows Down to Lyle, Thompson, Albert. PRIMARY ,IS TUESDAY Oil Boom strikes Small Village of Longview in Texas; Crop Failures Forgotten as Large, New City Springs Up Present City Head in Bitterest Battle of Career to Keep Job. (y Associatfe Press CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-William Hale Thompson - "Big Bill Thompson" to...…
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…SAT1U DAY, PERRUARY 21, 1931 THE itMC Hi CA N I3AII PA& LS ,V F3 ,tt a Ropalmimp® _ _ ,. BOXING SHOW IT Wolverine Gymnasts II to Meet Irn Team I AAP ATTI~lIP 1 i LfML HILIl'I -LIVIIILI, Enlund Loses To Taylor in Fast Bout in Middleweight Division. One of the most successful box- ing shows ever staged here was run off last night in the boxing room at the Intramural building under the direction of Coach Let Philbin. This tournament,...…
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