Georgia Tech Football Game Set at Grant Field Tomorrow
Georgia Bulldogs will play at Grant Field in Atlanta tomorrow amid easing tensions. The Georgia team plans a drill, departs via special sleeper, and ticket sales include white reserved seats for 1.50 and green reserved for 1.25 plus 1.00 general admission. Sanford confirms waiver of premises rights to play the schedule game.
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Black
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Tech
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W. Sanford
University of Georgia
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Costa's Cat
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Academic Bilding
Planta
Pottery Industry Examined by State Geologist in Athens
State Geologist S W McCallie of Atlanta visited the Athens Potters Company plant for a scientific and official review of local pottery. He studied clays, processes, and products, praised potential profitability, and urged Georgia to develop the pottery industry using Athens facilities and Georgia clays. He arrived Wednesday night and returned to Atlanta yesterday afternoon.
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S W. MacCallie
Atlanta
Athens Potters Company
Athena Pottery
Georgia
McCallie
State Veterinarians Convene in Athens November 21 22
Athens hosts the Georgia State Veterinary Convention November 21 and 22 at the Georgia State College of Agriculture assembly room. Chancellor Barrow greets attendees while Dr. W. M. Burson delivers the annual address. Dr. Peter Bahnsen serves as secretary and reads the yearly work report.
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David C. Barrow
The
State University
H. G. Carnes
Atlanta
W. M. Burson
Peter F. Bahnsen
C.A. Cary
Dean Veterinary College
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
ThreeYearOld Rehearses for Her Own Wedding in Costume
A Georgia paper spotlights three year old Marjorie Clifton daughter of Mr and Mrs A V Clifton practicing wedding rites. Living at 307 Moreland Avenue she parades in a miniature trousseau veil wreath bouquet and train to master walking down the aisle and handling the gown.
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Athens
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Trousseau
Blizzard Strikes Lake Shore With First-Week Toll
A blizzard swept the lake shore causing loss of life and property. Officials warn the storm may reveal additional casualties and damages as cleanup continues today.
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Great Lakes Blizzard Claims Hundreds of Lives and Vessels
A band of reports from Cleveland Marquette and Toronto recount at least ten ships lost and 167 lives, with total damage around 3 million dollars. The blizzard crippled Great Lakes shipping from Sunday to Tuesday and a thaw is easing conditions in Cleveland.
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Marquette
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Menominee
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Buffalo
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Milwaukee
William Nottingham
Sand Island
Fall River Cotton Workers Demand Wages Increase
Fall River Mass November 13 Twenty two thousand operatives in one hundred cotton mills in the city and surrounding districts are involved in a movement to demand a general wage increase from employers.
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Fall River
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Fears Grocery Co Announces Quick 19 Minute Delivery
Fears Grocery Co advertises a new delivery service promising goods in 19 minutes. The message lists fresh produce and nuts including plums dates currants apricots figs dried apples peaches almonds pecans walnuts and other nuts.
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Rob Roy Featured In Three Reels At Crystal
The Crystal theater presents two features today with six reels of top moving pictures. "Rob Roy" shown in three reels with other titles including "Balsoo" and "Quo Vadis" yesterday drew a crowded house and was a year’s big success. Admission 5 and 10 cents. ARNOLD & ABNEY.
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Balsoo
Senate committee wings split across two rooms in session
Senate committees proceed in two separate rooms as they study a new measure. Members on each side press for pet feature provisions while maintaining firm positions. The procedural split signals cautious progress toward a vote.
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Senate Committee
Republicans for Delay Fight Over New Currency Measure
Senate banking and currency committee members split into two groups to draft separate currency bills. Democrats and administration allies sought reconciliation while Hitchcock and Republicans pushed amendments. regional reserve bank control sparked dispute over ownership and directorships as factions drafted wording and planned possible reports.
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Washington
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Iie
Last Children's Service Today at 4 P M First Methodist
The pastor Rev C C Jarrell urges all to attend the final in a series of afternoon talks for children this 4 oclock hour. An opportunity to join the church and apply for reception next Sunday will be offered. The services have been powerful and successful. Also grocery and sale notices appear, including Fare's Grocery Co advertising fresh eggs and a Buick car for sale.
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C. C. Jarrell
Confidence grows U S aims to remove Huerta in Mexican crisis
Washington reports President Wilson and Secretary Bryan feel Huerta will be eliminated soon with European powers backing U S policy. England pledges to avoid funding Huerta. U S may lift arms embargo if needed to aid constitutionalists. Nogales notes awaiting Washington’s next move and recent minor constitutionalist victories.
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Associated Press
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Bryan
United States
Heorta
England
O’shaughnessey
John Lind
Garranga
Mexico
Nogales
Carranza
William Payard Hale
Georgia products day challenges unite Georgia cities
Manchester and Madison issue bold Georgia products day challenges, pledging all Georgia menus and meals prepared and served by Georgia cooks and Georgia-born staff. Athens joins, planning a dollar-a-plate dinner at the Georgian for November 18 with local cooks and Georgia materials.
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Athens
Georgia
Madison
Wilson to personally read annual message at opening of regular session
Woodrow Wilson announces he will in person convey and read his first annual message to Congress at the regular session opening. He notes previous shortReadings during extra sessions and signals focus on tariff currency and Mexican situation with possible additional topics. Williamson's advertises various nuts.
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