Football Frenzy Sweeps State Toward Athens Central Point
Athens braces for Georgia Tech clash as fans pour in by rail and road. Special sections, hotel demand soars, and local leaders coordinate rooms and schedules. Y M C A dormitory opens tonight to house visitors and the Chamber of Commerce lists accommodations as officials warn against scalpers. Harold Ketron arrives to aid Georgia preparations.
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Athens
Central Point
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Sanford Field
Chamber of Commerce
Allied Troops Press Teutons Capture Villages
Allied forces report continued pressure on German lines across multiple fronts. Serbian war office claims Serbo French forces broke Teuton lines east and west of Cerna river near Monastir, taking four villages. Berlin notes retirements to prepared positions. Austro German advances push Romanians back in Transylvania with prisoner gains.
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Associated Press
Macedonia
Teutons
Serbian War Office
Cerna River
Monastir
Berlin
Transylvania
Alt
Jall
Rothenbaum
Sturduk
Dobrudja
Petrograd
Riga
Goriza
Somme
Ancre
Paris
Pressoire
Grand Court
Adamson Law topic discussed at national chamber meeting
A special meeting of the National Council of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will discuss bus iness interests views ahead of a joint congressional committee on railroad issues. Also on the agenda are strike prevention and wage fixing by common carrier employers and the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Justice Department continues work on government defense to railroad suits challenging the Adamson law. An appeal to the Supreme Court is considered to secure a binding ruling before January 1. Local ads promote quality fruit cake at 35c per pound, and Arnold & Abney advertise fresh produce and groceries with phone numbers 1076 1077 1078.
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National Council of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Joint Congressional Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Pair of Sixes Presented by Thalians Tonight at Colonial
The Thalian dramatic club of the University presents Edward Peple’s farce A Pair of Sixes at 8 30 tonight at the Colonial theater. A strong cast led by A C McPhail and J Louis Com will perform with Helen Baxter and Dorothy Allis in lead female roles. The play follows two partners in pink- pillure manufacture amid many comical situations and a pivotal poker game, with a capacity crowd anticipated and tickets selling quickly.
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Colonial Theater
Edward Péple
Thalian Dramatic Club
A.C. McPhail
J. Louis
Helen Baxter
Dorothy Allis
Marion Nicholson
Mise Nettle Webb
Thalians
Lucy Cobb
Moss Auditorium
Krome
Miller
Jimmy
Harro
McCall
Palmer's Drug Store
American Banking and Shipping TM Interests Plan Trade Extension
A brief item notes that American Banking and Shipping TM Interests plan a trade extension initiative. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the focus is on broadening banking and shipping ties and extending existing trade arrangements between entities identified as American Banking and Shipping TM Interests.
Navy warns oil lands control risks navy by Roosevelt
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt told the American Mining Congress that U S security hinges on government control of California petroleum reserves. He warned the fleet cannot revert to coal burning ships without loss of efficiency and pushed the navy department's attack on the Phelan amendment to protect California oil land claims.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
American Mining Congress
United States Navy
California
Navy Department
Congress
Phelan
Help Make Up The Big Deficit Call For Democratic Help
The Banner reports a $300000 deficit in the expense account of the victorious campaign and urges loyal Democrats to contribute. Mr M M Arnold led with a dollar, and Athens supporters are expected to respond promptly. The note lists local merchants ARNOLD & ABNEY and Williamson's offerings.
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Democratic Party
Democracy
M. M. Arnold
Athens
Regiments Recalled From the Border by War Dept
Five national guard regiments including First South Carolina Seventh New York Third Indiana Third Wisconsin and Third Minnesota ordered home from the border as part of planned withdrawal. About 100000 guardsmen will remain on border after these withdrawals. Also an advertisement notes Sealshipt Oysters 50c quart from Norfolk via Arnold and Abney and King Hodgson Co.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Guard
South Carolina
New York
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Girls and Boys of Clarke Make Splendid Exhibition
Washington reports a Justice Department inquiry into rising prices of essentials in interstate trade, expanding to major cities. The Federal Trade Commission may also probe, with two parallel investigations possible into anti trust violations and general price hikes.
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Clarke
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
The
Trade Commission
Deutschland submarine wrecked near New London harbor
A German merchant submarine from Deutschland neared New London Connecticut before vanishing from the harbor in the early morning hours. Local authorities report unclear circumstances surrounding the loss with limited readable details remaining from the fragment.
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New London
Conn
Gare Man
Wilson's NM Lead Grows Amid Vote Tabulations
Santa Fe Nov 16 With only fourteen of the states precincts missing Wilsons plurality in New Mexico tonight was 9177 Changes in tabulations today increased his lead 138 votes.
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Kore
PRT
Santa, Fe
N. MM
Wilson
New Mexico
Costa's Delicatessen Specials for Game Day Orders
Specials today at Costa's Delicatessen offer extra fancy grapefruit sweet Florida oranges and fresh produce like lettuce celery beans and cranberries. Meats include baked ham boiled ham brisket and corned beef with cheeses Roquefort and Gwisa, plus mackerel olives and assorted fruits. Call 1131 to avoid Saturday rush.
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Costa's Delicatessan
Florida
Malaga
Frank
Corn Club Prizes Awarded Yesterday At Courthouse
Prize winners from six schools were honored at the courthouse as boys’ corn club prizes were announced. James Morton Jr. topped with a net profit of 177.66 on three acres, a 25 scholarship went to Harry Fowler for best corn yield, and other awards followed. Exhibits include canning, vegetables, fruit preserves, and home crafts. Mrs. Oliver spearheads the county program with plans to expand next year.
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Court House
Canning Club
James Morton, Jr
Central of Georgia Railway
Young Morton
Harry Fowler
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Jamee Yarborugh
Chas. Stern Co
Brady Poss
Head
Oliver
Hinton-Brown School
Jane
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