Session of grid coaches outlines new rules and aims
In New York a meeting of football coaches from major colleges formed the American Association of Football Coaches. Major Daly of West Point elected president with Wilce of Ohio and Vanini as vice presidents. The group endorses stricter rule interpretations, curbs pro football links for college coaches, and advocates annual schedule comparisons to ease open dates.
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Ohio State
California
Washington Lee
Pasadena
Wilce
Shington
Jefferson
Nia
Ohio
Shington and Jefferson
Bears
Centre
Centre College
Texas A. & M
Tre
Arizona
Texas
Thomases
American Association OF Ball Coaches
New York
National Collegiate Association
Chicago
Major Daly
West Point
Hen of Vanin
Clarke Will Take Mrs Tyler's Work
Atlanta report states B Clarke imperial kleagle will assume Mrs Elizabeth Tyler's duties as assistant head of the propagation department of the Ku Klux Klan. Tyler resigned citing her ill daughter and denies formal Klan membership while praising supporters who stood by the organization amid attacks and threats.
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Atlanta
Elizabeth Tyler
Ku Klux Klan
B. ¥. Clarke
Imperial Kleagle
Howell Mill Road
Klan
Dean Still Holds Lead in Y Preps Thursday
Dean beat Epps 14 to 5 in a fast game with Captain Epps starring for his team. Dudley defeated Pound 20 to 10 with Captain Dudley and Speedy Jones shining while Horace Smith and Harris starred for Pound. Team standings show Dudley 3 0 400, Epps a 400, Dean 1 0 100, Pound 0 3 896 200.
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Dean
Epps
Dudley
Pound
Speedy Jones
Horace Smith
Harris
Southern senator urges reorganization of Intersta te Commerce Commission
Senator Trammell of Florida charged that the Interstate Commerce Commission lacks Southern representation. He cited alleged activity by Commissioner Aitchison to lower lumber rates for the West while opposing cuts for the South. He proposed a plan dividing the country into ten regions with one seat per region.
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Washington
Interstave Commerce Commission
Trammell
Florida
Senate
Aitchison
Oregon
Cummins
Town
McNary
South
Overman
North Carolina
Wilson
Athens Leads In Street Paving And Building Permits
The 1921 annual report of city engineer J. W. Patnett shows Athens granted 480000 dollars in new building permits. Paving cost 60823 dollars, placing Athens high among Georgia cities for paving. Current paving totals include Belgian blocks 71505 sq yd brick 47816 sq yd macadam 2800 sq yd wood 1420 sq yd concrete 183071 sq yd curbing 131435 linear yd.
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Cty
J. W. Patnett
Athens
Athena
Georgia
Death of Mrs Palmer Wife of General Palmer
Mrs Mitchell Palmer wife of former United States Attorney General died suddenly at their Washington home Wednesday night. The obituary notes her status as the attorney general's spouse and places the death in Washington with no further details provided.
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Gen.palmer
Washington
Mitchell Palmer
Attor
United States
Hull calls for world body to curb commercial differences
Cordell Hull urged early assembly of an international conference to erase commercial differences he said fuel modern warfare. He proposed universal adoption of the most favored nation doctrine and lambasted tariff discrimination, trade barriers, and preferential rights as war breeding. He blamed the current industrial slump on the Republican administration and predicted further talks between delegations if Japan fails to accept Chinese proposals. A Civil War veteran, Dr Edwin G Booth, died in Virginia, former surgeon aboard the Selma at Mobile Bay. Swedish tractor efficiency noted.
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New York
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Tennessee Society of New York
Hull
United States
Hughes
Arthur J. Bal
Richmond
Edwin G. Booth
Hugh &. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Virginia
Confederate States Navy
Williamsburg
Mobile Bay
Jurors Drawn for January Superior Court Session
Judge Blanton Fortson names jurors for Clarke county superior court convening January 16 1922 first term of the year. Grand jury members listed include McWhorter Myers Tibbetts Tolbert Bancroft Griffith Davis Potts Davison Merry McLeroy Rhodes Williams Hodgson Bowden Doster Scudder Allen Lyle Matthews Pitner Harris Wilson Morton Flanega Jordan Stone Rowland Suddeth Cauthen Crawley Winter Flaneean Bell Bell Myers Wilkins Martin Towns Patterson Turner Bullock Suddeth Bernstein Bishop Crane Bishop Huff Hall Fowler Culp Eppes Elliott Fowler Rodenheimer Wallace Thurmond Betta Halley Woods Dobbs Erwin Epps Thornton Asa Thornton Bacon Jarrell Baron Callahan Sharp Hale Wood Yarbro Deadwyler Funkenstein Iverson.
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Grand Jury
C. A. Scudder
J. T. Allen
B. F. Lyle
Vincent Matthews
W. C. Pitner
R. F. Harris
J. H. Wilson
James W. Morton
A. P. Flanega
A. A. Jordan
E. P. Stone
Harvey Rowland
J. M. Suddeth
R. L. Cauthen
M. W. Crawley
D. T. Winter
R. H. Culp
W. E. Eppes
W. HH. Elliott
I. M. Fowler
Henry Rodenheimer
Henry Wallace
C. Thurmond
F. Betta
F. M. Halley
B. F. Woods
O. R. Dobbs
A. C. Erwin
A. B. T. Epps
J. B. Thornton
Asa A. Thornton
H. M. Bacon
H. D. Jarrell
D. Baron
H. G. Callahan
N. T. Sharp
L. G. Hale
R. J. Wood
W. T.yarbro
George Deadwyler
Louis Funkenstein
Robert Iverson, Jr
Grady Law Club Plans Program With Broadened Membership
The Henry W Grad Speaking Club announced a new second series policy allowing any student of the Law School to join, shifting from senior exclusivity. Officers elected include A T Levie president H H Jager vice president J D Jerhold secretary and Austin Dean corresponding secretary. Col Mary West and J Cornett serve as instructors. West delivered a lecture on how to write oratory.
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Henry W. Grad
Seeeet Wep
Law School
A. T. Levie
H. H. Jager
J. D. Jerhold
Austin Dean
Col. Mry West
Athens
J. Cornett
Law Department
Col. West
Alleged Conspiracy Case Names Small and Curtis in Illinois
The state files a bill of particulars in a conspiracy case against Governor Small and Vernon Curtis. It alleges that during Sterling’s tenure as treasurer funds were diverted for personal profit totaling more than 29 million dollars, with Small and others profiting about 536 thousand dollars from state funds.
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Waukegan
Ilinois
Small
Vernon Curtis
Grant Park
Fred E. Sterling
Miinels
Edward C. Curtis
Boy Scouts Meet Friday Night at Railway Office
Athens area scouts are urged to attend a meeting at the Athens Railway and Electric office at 7 30 tonight. E C Cannack from the National Board will present a report on Scout activities and address members and parents. Committees will report on local work and there will be other features.
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Association
Committee of Interpretation
Bureau of Information
Coaches Association
National Collegiate Association
Mercer
Josh Cody
Baptists
Albany
Waycross
Jacksonville
Savannah Y. M. C. A
Cody
University of Georgia
Georgia
Macon
Athens Railway and Electric Company
E. C. Cannack
National Board
Athens
Russell Compton Shot and Killed in Atlanta
J Russell Comp ton 38 secretary treasurer of Nunnally and McCrea company was shot and killed in his car after leaving a garage at a rear alley factory. Police pursue robbery theory as rain obscures footprints. He was a prominent clubman unmarried and living with his mother.
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Atlanta
J. Russell Compton
Nunnally and McCrea Company
Briand Limits Agenda for Lannes Council Meeting
Premier Briand plans to narrow the Lannes supreme council agenda to two issues reparations and the economic restoration of central Europe. Indications Tuesday said he will likely push for a later economic conference possibly including Russia and Germany.
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Associated Press
Moon Taken For Selling Cotton in Clarke County
Clarke county bailiff Henry Wood arrested Youngmoon in Center on Wednesday afternoon and brought him to Clarke county jail to await trial in city court on disposing of mortgaged property. Moon allegedly sold a 500 pound bale of cotton mortgaged to A S Hardee of Bokart and used the money for himself. He is expected to be tried at the current city court term.
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Clarke County
Henry Wood
Youngmoon
Moon
A.S. Hardee
Bokart
Griffin Bank Swindle Nets $3650 Per Swindler
Griffin Ga. three unidentified men used a ruse at Griffin banks. A well dressed man presented a check for 850 signed E. McDowell and claimed to deposit 500 while taking the balance in cash. The scheme targeted City National Bank and claimed similar actions at other banks.
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Griffin
City National Bank
E. 8. McDowell
Patrick
Tirpitz Explains His Resignation
Berlin through AP Von Tirpitz former German navy minister in Die Grenzboten calls Bethmann Hollweg's book fairy tale. He says intrigue ousted him from the Kaiser's councils and forced him to resign after Kaiser's decision to end submarine warfare, fearing disaster without peace.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Admiral von Tirpitz
Die Grenzboten
von Bethmann-Hollweg
King Alfonso Not to Visit America
Washington The Spanish embassy denied reports that King Alfonso would visit the Western Hemisphere including the United States and several South American nations. The embassy said no visit is contemplated and that Signor Soto has no authority to speak for the king. The name Signor Soto, a Havana resident, has been linked to many reports.
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Washington
King Alfonan
United States
Afonso
America
Signor Soto
Signor
Havana
Real Estate Man McDowell Linked to Check Fraud
Two men followed a procedure at the Second National Bank and the Gritty Banking Company. Clearing house officials found signatures not McDowell's and traces of the men were lost. Three strangers drank in McDowell's office then posed as insurance men from Atlanta to delay police.
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Second National Bank
Grittiy Banking Company
Clearing House
McDowell
Atlantta
Work Resumes After Five Year Boiler Strike
St Louis Boilermakers return to plants after a five year strike by unions at three hive boiler manufacturers who had run open shops for nine years. The five year stoppage ended as claims for higher wages were central to the dispute. No future policy details were available from manufacturers Thursday.
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ST. Louis
Locainion
Atribe Sini
Inigg Joftletals
Harvard track captain resigns wrestling role for studies
Harvard University announces that Fisye Brown, captain of the track and wrestling teams, will resign the wrestling captaincy to focus on his studies. The move comes as he prepares for exams and academic commitments in Cambridge Massachusetts. Brown has been a prominent student athlete and will remain on the track squad.
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Cambridge
Mass
Fisye Brown
Harvard
Weneyday
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