Michigan Football Outlook Favors Experience Over Losses
A 1915 preview notes Michigan loses three regulars but returns a veteran core led by Maul tertsch and the versatile Maui Wetech. Washington & Lee and Illinois face graduations, while Dartmouth plans a Green machine rebuild as key backs and ends depart.
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New York
Michigan
Maui Wetech
Maultertsch
Willie Heeterra
Wolverines
Raynsford
Houghirt
Arterback
McHale
Michigan Martel
Sesson
Nolee
Dartmouth
Ghee
Avarteriak
Whitmer
Annot
Halftack
Curtis
Murdock
Halifack
Cumisky
Tuckel
Winship
Redfield Berry
Elms
Ende
Telferant Wines
Crimesmen
Terrill
Pudirth
Gottem
Baxter
We Auliffe
Colu Ana Barrows
Pittburgh poised for big 1915 season with Warner back
New York December report projects the University of Pittsburgh football team to challenge for the East title in 1915. Glen Warner returns as coach, and most 1914 starters including Duff's stars are back, except two graduates. Cornell, Harvard, Dartmouth, Navy, and Carlisle loom as future opponents as Pitt looks to build on a strong 1914 campaign.
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Washington & Lee
Yale
Harvard
Cruikshank
Steel
Young
Fullkack
Patterson
Younkins
Bovil
Bod Folwel
New York
University of Pittsburg
Glen Warner
Pittsburg
Washington & Jefferson
Pittsboro
Pertma State
Cornell
Navy
Carlile Indians
Duff
Smith
Collins
Hell
Warner
Star Wanted In The Market Place for Everybody
A brief notice indicates a star is needed in the market place lineup for a community event. Details are sparse in the fragment, but organizers seek a prominent local figure for participation and publicity.
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Star
Prominent Moen Attend River Association
Delegates gathered as hundreds assembled at the river association meeting. Notable Moen figures attended the event, highlighting the importance of the gathering and its regional impact.
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Moen
River Association
SiPpi
Reaves Arrested on Bank Embezzlement Charge in Montgomery
J Kart Reaves, a Montgomery tank clerk, was bound over to the federal grand jury on a $5,000 bond after his arrest on a charge of embezzling funds from the New Farley National Bank. He confessed to altering ledger figures to conceal the shortage, officers testified. he remained jailed after failing to make bond.
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Federal Grand Jury
United States
New Farley National Bank
Montgomery County
Reaves
M.A. Vincentelli
Reed
Ludy Fiesmer
National Bank Examiner
Walter Lewis
Washington Department of Justice
Montgomery
Wixrcentelli
Efe
Obituary: Aged Burgess Passes After Long Illness
J. A. Burgess of this city and J. L. Burgess of Beat Three, Alabama, mourn the death of their father 87 year old C4 Tizen Burgess. He died at his granddaughter Mrs. C. B. Kettle’s home after a lingering illness. Interment followed at New Hope with Rev. C C McPowen and Rev. J chandler officiating. pallbearers named P We McCloud J F Tenny F M Green B F Kye C L Pitts and G Yancey. He leaves a widow and two sons. His father migrated from Tennessee to Talladega County during frontier days.
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S. L. Burgess
Jack" Burgess
C. B. Kettle
Mr. Burgess
Tennessee
Talladega County
An&el
J. A. Burgess
J. L. Burgess
New Hope
C.C. Mcpowen Amet
Rev
Chandiler
P. We, McCloud
J. F. Tenny
F. M. Green
B. F. Kye
C. L. Pitts
G. Yancey
Tennessee River project discussed for Muscle Shore area
United States Engineer Winn outlined a government project at Muscle Shore calling for an expenditure of 17 million dollars. The gathering included Bankhead and several congressmen as plans were made to advance the work and memorialize support for appropriations.
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United States
Winn
Muscle Shore's
New York Style Show Jinks Charity Stunt Aids Red Cross
Tomorrow night the Efigh Jinks Company will perform High Jinks in Calhoun County to aid the Red Cross. Manager Noble reports the troupe, secured from Anniston and Montgomery, features a famed chorus and a plot centered on a perfume that turns pessimists optimistic.
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George Leama
Calhoun County
Ager Noble
Gigivain
Noble
Pablic
Anniston
Selma
Maxes
Efort
Montremery
New York
Otto Hamerbach
Rudolf Frimi
Hammertein
Hillerbachs
Asec
Madame Slorey
Frim! Com
Firefly
Artihetar Hammerstein
Marietta
Broadway
Robert Thorne
E9t- Thorne
Keses
Delayed resentencing of Leo M. Frank pending Supreme Court review
Atlanta witnesses report that Leo M. Frank’s resentencing is postponed while the U S Supreme Court considers a motion to review the case on constitutional grounds. The state court remittal allowing re sentencing has arrived, but federal action delays final judgment.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
United State Supreme Court
Ita
Wan
State Supreme Court
Frank
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