Muller of California Is Versatile
Muller is regarded as the longest and most accurate passer in the game and can throw 60 yards. He also excels as a baseball pitcher and broad jumper, high jumper, shot putter, and discus thrower. His all around athletic ability marks him as one of the country’s leading multi sport athletes.
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Sanford Outlines Conference Work
Atlanta Ga Members of the Southern Intercollegiate conference will meet for their second annual session to set policy on summer baseball play for collegians and other athletics questions. They will review thresholds for freshman football trips limits and define college designation by scholastic standards rather than enrollment size. The conference aims to shape rules for intra conference play and eligibility with non member teams.
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Southern Intercollegiate Conference
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University of Georgia
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Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
V A N Nil Satisfies Bread Raisin and Fruit Mix
Van Nil offers real whole wheat bread Raisin and Berry mix featuring Bread Butterfly Ro Fresh Dette Indian River grape fruit and orange blends with extra fine cranberries in a colorful packaging. Includes Indian River brand fruit elements and a focus on quality ingredients.
Cauliflower Egg Plants Beans and Celery Names Listed
A fragment lists vegetables including cauliflower egg plants string beans celery alongside surnames Arnold Abney and others, suggesting a catalog or market listing segment from a local page.
Northwest Polar Chill Grips Region Amid Cold Wave
A harsh cold wave spreads from the northwest toward the Mexican border with subfreezing readings in Montana at 6 and 2 below, while the Pacific slope endures snow and rain. Washington reports snow as Oregon sees mixed precipitation and California endures cloudy, windy weather. auto travel and interurban service face disruption.
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Tumulty Defends Foreign Business in Bavaria
Joseph P. Tumulty secretary to President Wilson says in Munich interview that reports of Bavarian discrimination against foreigners are unfounded. He notes friendly treatment and fair demands from the Bavarian business world as he heads back to the United States after three months near his injured daughter.
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Commandery Notice for Friday Evening Conclave
A stated conclave of Godfrey de Bouillon Commandery No 14 K T will be held at the Masonic Temple this Friday evening December sth at eight o klok. The Order of the Temple will be conferred. C Paine F C anu G Quinn Recorder VAN-NIL Never Disappoints
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Posse Hunts Suspect in Ruby Hendry Murder Case
In Perry Florida a 150 man posse traced a lead toward Lake Park Georgia in the search for Charley Wright, allegedly involved in the Saturday afternoon murder of Miss Ruby Hendry. Tensions rose in the black district after white attacks and the burnings of three public buildings.
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Whiich
Caruso Memorial Candle Completed for Pompeii Shrine
A chemically treated bees wax candle five feet base diameter sixteen feet high and weighing one ton was completed at Antonio Angelo and brother studios in New York. Costing 3700 dollars it honors Enrico Caruso for an orphan asylum and will be shipped to the church of Mary Mary of Pompeii in Italy. It is designed to burn eighteen centuries with daily hours on All Saints Day November 2 and bears an Italian inscription offering tribute to Caruso.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Antonio Angelo
Pompe I
Italy
Caruso
Mary Lady of Pompe II
Cardinal Vanutelli
Y W C A Canvass Aims To Raise 3352.80 In Athens
Canvass to raise 3352.80 for the Athens Y W C A began Thursday with multiple committees and thirty workers. Campaign planned for three days, extendable if needed, to fund the new year's budget and projects cited as vital to the organization.
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Hardeman
J. A. Darwin
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Dobbs
M.S .Hodgson
Everett Patmin
Delta Tau Delta Dominates Sigma Nu In 22 Point Win
Delta Tau Delta crushed Sigma Nu 22 to 0 on Sanford Field in the opening frat football game at the University. The Milledge brothers and Robinson starred in a crackback backfield as Haswell connected with Ryther for a 20 to 30 yard pass and a late touchdown. Old College vs Candler Hall looms as campus title showdown on Saturday.
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Sigma Nu
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Haswell
Ryther
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Match Tourney Begins At Cloverhurst Club
A club match tournament opens at Cloverhurst country club on Monday December 18 with nearly new repainted golf balls as prizes. The scheme awards one ball per match through the quarterfinals, two balls to semi finalists, and three balls to the final winner, totaling eight for the champion and five for the semi finalists. The usual handicaps apply and interest rises as club players show a fondness for frequent tournaments.
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New Trial Is Asked For Man Sentenced To Hang In Georgia
MACON Ga Attorneys for Jack Smiley negro who Wednesday night sentenced to hang on January 19 by Judge H A Matthews in Bibb superior court after being found guilty of the murder of A L All good street car motorman prepared an appeal for a motion for a new trial Smiley was the first of four negroes to be held for the crime to be placed on trial London Owens was tried and convicted several months ago His lawyers sought a change of venue Judge Matthews refused to grant the change and that case will be carried to the supreme court of Georgia
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Jack Smiley
H. A. Matthews
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Smiley
London Owens
Matthews
Supreme Court of Gerogia
Athens Plans Half Million Dollar Bond Redemption
Athens residents are expected to receive about a quarter of a million dollars in redeemed Victory bonds on December 16 and a total near half a million this month. Banks will pay $150000 in dividends and War Savings Stamps add $100000, boosting local cash as savings accounts grow. The influx aims to ease financial worry and spur circulation while improvements like bridges on Oconee progress.
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Oconee
Georgia To Play Alabama Again
Tuscaloosa veteran quarterback Stumpy Bartlett elected captain for 1923 season. It was announced that Alabama will face Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, LSU, and Sewanee next season.
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Tuscaloosa
Alan
Stumpy" Bartlett
University of Alabama
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Sewanee
Four Years For Taking Funds Arrested Postmaster Sentenced
GREENSBORO North Carolina Luther T Blackwell former Pine Hall postmaster was sentenced to four years in Atlanta for taking funds. An attorney said the money was loot from a securities fund. The arrest occurred last June in Atlanta with details not fully disclosed.
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N. C
Luther T. Blackwell
Pine Hall
Atlanta
Ieee
Angie Ohare
INEGRO SCHOOL FAIR DRAWS 1000 PLUS ATHENS VISITORS
More than 1,000 colored residents of Athens and vicinity attended the first day of the annual fair at the John Jackson Harris school. Exhibits were arranged by the committee and prize winners were announced. A Race Progress pageant featured students from colored schools. A farmers conference followed to discuss issues for colored farmers with speakers Dr. Paul Chapman Prof. E A Williams Juanita Conyers Walter B Hill Mrs. Clinton Bryant and Mrs. Bessie Woods. The evening program included pictures for visitors.
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Athens
John Jackson Harris
Paul Chapman
E. A. Williams
Juanita Conyers
Walter B. Hill
Clinton Bryant
Bessie Woods
Ford Motor Company files permit for ore development
In Washington the Ford Motor Company submitted to the federal power commission an application for a preliminary permit to develop ore at the high dam located between Minneapolis and St. Paul.
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Ford Motor Company
Federal Power Commission
High Dam
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Plate glass on hotel fittings in new Philadelphia Sylvania
The Sylvania hotel in Philadelphia features plate glass across top surfaces to guard furniture from cigarettes and cosmetics, and to shield interiors from smoky or corrosive effects. The 15 story, 400 room, $3 million building aims to host Sesquicentennial visitors in 1926.
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Sylvania
Philadelphia
Speedteem Bindas at Sunrise Meeting
A fragmented report notes a gathering titled Some Speed tee Bindas between sunrise at a permissive domary, featuring Mrs L Mt er of Buffalo and a group of 59 members. Details and locations are unclear in the readable text.
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Tee Bindas
Domary Pignty
Speed
Ana Penerzy
Gas Savings Could Power Seven Round Trips to the Sun
Conservation engineers report that U S gasoline savings would equal the Woolworth Building in volume or float several Navy dreadnoughts. The recovered fuel could drive a car at 20 mpg for more than seven Earth–Sun trips, about 1 44 0 000 000 miles, based on a national survey by Johns Manville and a Bureau.
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Woolworth
United States Navy
Johns-Manville, Inc
I. A Bureau
Gasoline Losses and Economic Impact Highlighted in Lost Building Report
A damaged OCR item discusses gasoline losses at Woolworth’s Lost Building with figures around 8 dollars per unit and a yearly impact exceeding millions. It references storage, capacity concerns, and engineers noting economic strains on motorists and oil markets amid fluctuating prices and supply.
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