Plentiful football chatter and captain talk at Georgia
In a lively look at the season waning, Allen M. Woodall surveys Georgia grid chatter. He notes three athletic captains likely to lead the basketball five, cites Georgias freshman squad glory against Florida, and recalls a disputed Georgia Auburn freshman game with a 105 yard return and a referee error.
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Georgia
George Clark
Joe Bennett
Edi Gurr
Charlie Weihers
Sam Boney
Bill White
University of Florida
Bill
Battling Siki Labeled Big Liar After Confessions
Paris report says manager M Nellers calls Battling Siki a greater man than ever and defender of his world heavyweight title amid his confessions on the Carpenter bout. He warns he will fight to the limit if needed and challenges proof beyond Siki’s word, while Des Champs and Carpenter refuse comment on the framing claim.
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Paris
Associated Trees
Siki
M. Nellers
Publishe
M. Diagne
Des Champs
Carpentier
Cherges
Bennett and Fletcher Named to All Southern Team
Captain-elect Joe Bennett and big back John Fletcher appear on the All Southern football squad for 1922, with Georgia teammates Whelchel Tanner Vandiver and Collings left to honor others. The piece praises Whelchel and Tanner for grit, notes Vandiver and Collings steady play, and recalls Tanner’s early career from Rabun Gap.
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Allen M. Woodall
Joe Bennett
John Fletcher
Stegeman
Bulldog
Sterling Grid Warriors
Georgia
Whelchel
Tanner
Vandiver
Collings
Reat
Puss
Whethher
Athens College
Whelcher
Rabun Gap
Goat
Cunningham
Rabun
Dave” Collings
Nemo
Kentucky Names Three Grid Dates
LEXINGTON Ky Four dates for the University of Kentucky football schedule for 1923 have been set. The card includes Centre at Danville on November 3, Alabama at Birmingham on November 10, Tennessee at Lexington on November 29, and Georgia Tech at Atlanta on November 17.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Centre
Danville
Alabama
Birmingham
Tenessee
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Mercer Debating Teams Draw Strong Spring Schedule
Mercer University announces under Prof A P Montague that its debating teams will meet Furman University University of Richmond Howard College Mississippi College and Vanderbilt University next spring It is likely Emory University will be added to the schedule
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Macon
A. P. Montague
Mercer University
Mercer
Furman University
University of Richmond
Howard College
Mississippi College
Vanderbilt University
Emory University
Van-Nil Satisfies State and County Taxes
Van-Nil completes payment satisfying both state and county tax obligations. The action clears outstanding balances for the current tax year, with no further delinquency reported. Local records reflect full settlement and closure of the tax matters.
Woman Convicted in Hammer Death Escapes Jail
Mrs Cytra Phillips, held on a ten years to life sentence for the hammer murder of Alberta Meadows, climbed from a county jail window with steel saws during the night. She slipped onto a roof, descended a fire escape, and vanished possibly aided by other inmates, with authorities pursuing an auto getaway.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Cytra Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Prohibition Fight at New Orleans Enlists Federal Raid Effort
Federal, state, and city officers join with the Anti Saloon League after a two day conference to intensify enforcement in New Orleans and vicinity. Ray C. Haynes confirms a cleaner city plan and says additional agents and intelligence men have been ordered for special duty with wholesale raids possible in two weeks.
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New Orleans
Anti-Saloon League
iRay C. Haynes
B. Wheeler
P. A. Baker
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Haynes
L. G. Knott
Five Killed in Oklahoma City Interurban Collision
Oklahoma City reports five people killed when an interurban railway car crashed into an automobile. The incident dominates the day as other regional items include Greek generals freed in Athens, Ku Klux Klan grand jury exclusions in Cook County, and a sequence of diplomatic and local political notes across cities.
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Chicago
Ku Klux Klan
Cook County
Oklahoma City
Mystery at Greeneville Dr Frank Fox Death Case
In Greeneville Tennessee Dr Frank Fox 26 son of wealthy hospital owner C P Fox was found dead in a roadside automobile with a heart wound and a pistol nearby A woman's high heel print was found in the road Evelyn Kincheley of Manassas Virginia who was to marry Fox on Christmas Day has come to Greeneville to aid the investigation
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Frank Fox
Qreeneville
Tenn
Hall-Mills
C. P. Fox
Greeneville Hoapital
Dr. Fox
Misa Evelyn Kincheley
Manessas
Greeneville
Toccoa Kiwanis to Receive Charter in December Night
The Toccoa Kiwanis club will be awarded a charter Thursday night December 7 with over two hundred guests anticipated. The Northeast Georgians report the event as the biggest in Toccoa’s history, following Hartwell’s earlier charter sponsorship.
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Toccoa
Autonomy Awaits Irish Residents
London reports that King George signs the Irish Constitution bill and the Anglo Irish treaty bill expires Wednesday, the Free State takes charge. The first session of the Oireachtas is set for Wednesday at five. Appointments for the Governor Generalship and other posts are noted, with evacuation of British troops to finish by December 18. The Duke of Agricola is speculated as Ulster governor general.
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London
Ashyllen Press
Ireland
George
Free State
Bairean
Oireachtas
Daily Mail
Dublin
William Cosgrave
Plat
Butler Yates
Geo. Russell
Earl of Dunraven
Earl of Wicklow
Lord Glenavy
James Campbell
Lord Decies
Helen Gould
Timothy Healy
Irish Free State
Healy
Hiing
Ulster
Duke of Agricoln
Historic meeting in Holyhead between Irish president and Governor General
In Holyhead Wales the first president of the Irish Free State met with Governor General William Cosgrave and Defense Minister R Mulcahy. They discussed Healy's return to Dublin, Ireland's improving situation, and hoped for a union of North and South. Cosgrave praised Healy and noted rising exports since 1921.
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Holyhead
Wales
Associated Press
Irish Free State
William Cosgrave
Dial Ealtenn
R. Mulcahy
Dublin
Timothy Healy
London
Cosgrave
Iowa Captaincy Promotes 1923 Hawkeye Football
Iowa City reports Glen Miller elected captain of the 1923 Iowa football team. Fresno also notes Ralph De Palma begins a ten day speeding sentence. New York covers Madison Square Garden six day race updating miles and laps with leaders Walker and Lorenz dropping out. Buffalo notes Johnny Weissmuller setting world records in the forty and one ten yard swims while Sybil Bauer lowers the 100 meter backstroke mark.
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Iowa City
Glen Miller
University of Iowa
New York
Madison Juare Garden
Walker
Lorenz
Buffalo
Johnny Weissmuller
Sybil Bauer
Many Hurt When Train Is Derailed
Omaha passengers on a Wabash liner bound for St Louis were among twenty four slightly to seriously hurt when the train derailed about six miles north of Shenandoah Iowa on Monday night. The accident occurred after the engine tender sprung a leak and the train broke apart while crossing a bridge. Nearly 160 yards of track were torn up and about a hundred people were shocked or bruised by the crash.
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Omaha
Neb
St. Louis
Shenandoah
Iowa
Quality Fruit Cake And Fresh Produce Display
A description notes a quality fruit cake rich with figs dates and cherries packed in tins of two three and five mail. It mentions fresh spinach iceberg lettuce celery cauliflower okra and beans. The scene recalls a Parisian style fashion display with well-dressed women and sleeveless gowns.
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Heans Arnold
Abney & Co
Parisini
Bankrupt Auction Set In Clarke County Court
By order of the Honorable Hens, a bankruptcy sale is scheduled for December 16 at 12 noon in the Superior Court Room in Clarke County. The assets include stock of merchandise valued at 17,593.46, equipment with pumps and fixtures at 17,870.74, notes and accounts receivable at 40,973.33, and 14 second hand automatibles. Terms depend on bids and court confirmation. inspection and inventories available through Trustee J. B. Joel in Athens, with GREEN & MICHAEL attorneys for the trustee.
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Clarke County
Cievryia
Ap Eisamet
Cally
Triste
J. B. Joel
Tristes
Athens
Con Green & Michael
Sage and Sul Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
An old time beauty remedy claims Sage and Sul Compound darkens gray hair naturally. It describes applying a liquid mixture from Wyeths Sage and Sul to restore color, with examples of home use and visible results by morning.
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Ani I
Mentho Sulphur Supposed Relief For Eczema Claim
An advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur as a remedy for itching eczema. It claims the sulfur preparation destroys germs, soothes skin irritation, aids healing, and leaves skin clear and smooth. It also recommends menthol for internal use and a mentha product for prevention.
Stop Catarrh Balm Promises Easy Breathing Relief
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a simple remedy for nasal congestion. It claims tiny amounts be applied inside the nostrils to soothe catarrh and clear blocked airways, promising free breathing through the head.
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Porte & Ely
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