A Day of Sport at the Y M C A
A morning basketball battle features a Intermediates team led by H B Peacock defeating a Student team 37 to 14. The match marks the first interclass game, likely the start of a series. Also recapped is a Thanksgiving indoor baseball contest where businessmen lost to students, with lineups and playful anecdotes about missing players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Peacock
Erwin
Y. M
Capt. Bondurant
Jack Talmadge
Slaughter
Andrew Erwin
Morris Michael
Clarke County
Walter Forbes
Zirbes
Oak Woods
MacIntire
Duke Erwin
O'Farrell
Heldler
Peacock
Allen Reed
Tulu Forbes
Sellers Rogers
Pres Hall
Reid
Inet
Walter
Denatured alcohol versus gasoline in engine use
A summary of U S Geological Survey Bulletin 392 reporting 2000 tests comparing denatured alcohol with gasoline. Alcohol can match gasoline in work output and cleaner exhaust but costs more. Efficiency varies by engine design, compression, and fuel quality. Dilution effects and light odor advantages are noted. widespread use awaits price parity and proven adaptability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Geological Survey
K. M. Strang
Strong
U. S. Geological Survey
Washington, D, C
KAUFFMAN HUNTED AFTER BIBB COUNTY INDICTMENT
Frederick Kauffman, indicted by the Bibb county grand jury for alleged embezzlement of Negro State Fair funds, has fled sheriff scrutiny. He is reportedly in Savannah with his lawyers saying he will return. A bond of 500 was set, later raised to 1000 on larceny after trust charges. he has not appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Bibb County Grand Jury
Frederick Kauffman
Savannah
Kauffman
Felton
So- Ncltor
Grace
Rosebery Warns Lords On Budget Clash In Debate
Jondon November 25 Lord Rosebery former liberal prime minister warned the Lords against rejecting the budget as Lord Salisbury backed Lord Lansdowne and bishops stood aside. Rosebery argued the Lords risked their existence while noting reforms and referendums may be needed. He urged passage to test effects, urging no taxation without representation and warning of armaments and economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jondon
Lord Roseberg
Lords
House of Commons
Lord Landsdowne
Duchess of Connaught
Lord Salisbury
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Rosebery
House of Lords
House of Commmons
Commons
Ile
Liceuse of Lords
United States
America
Lord Rosebuery
Lord Rosembry
Lord Milner
Lord Curzon
Rosebery
Red Cross stamps arrive for Athens anti tuberculosis drive
The Athens Woman's Club reports a large shipment of Red Cross stamps to be sold at bookstores drugstores and dry goods stores to benefit Georgia anti tuberculosis work. Last year Athens helped by selling stamps and hopes to sell more this year. (continues)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Woman's Club
Red Cross
Anti-Tuberculosis League of Georgia
Athens
Georgia
Carnegie's Seventy-Second Birthday Celebrated In New York
News from New York notes Andrew Carnegie celebrated his seventy second birthday at his Fifth Avenue home with family and close friends. It highlights his philanthropy focusing on colleges hospitals and the hero fund with total benefactions around 150 million dollars and major gifts to libraries the Carnegie Institute Dunfermline endowment and other European and U S grants. Separately a brief item mentions croup prevention with Chamberlains Cough Remedy and a London political update on Asquith Rosebery and Lords debate with budget rejection and possible peaceful protest plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
Carnegie
Hero Fund
Foundation For the Advancement of Learning
United States
Canada
England
Scotland
Wales
Carny Institute
Peace Palace
The
Hague
History of Thanksgiving in America Through the Ages
Washington notes the first Thanksgiving in 1621 at St John’s Newfoundland and traces how New England Puritans established the day by 1631. It covers colonial observances, Revolutionary War proclamations, Lincoln’s Civil WarThanksgiving, and the modern national schedule on the last Thursday of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
St. John's
Newfoundland
New England
Charlestown
Mass
England
Congress
Madison
Clarke County notices of administration filings and guardianship
Cleric notices announce administration petitions and guardianship for multiple estates in Clarke County. Persons named include Mrs Alice L Pittman and Horace Martin seeking letters of administration, with dates in November 1909, and additional probate citations for Miss Katle Platt Porter and George E Deadwyler Sr with December term appearances. A Sanitary Plumbing Company incorporation petition is also filed by L C Smith and others, proposing 20 year term, capital stock of 2000 dollars with possible increases, to operate for pecuniary gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaid
Ens Bank & Trust Company
William J. Hale
John White Morton
Georgia
Clarke County
Alice L. Pittman
R. L. Pittman
S. B. Wingfield
Mary Estelle Porter
Katle Platt Porter
Court of Ordinary
Mary Estelle Portefon
B. Wingfield
Horace Martin
J. B. Hill
S. B. Wingfield, SR
Chirke County
George E. Deadwyler, Jr
T. W. Deadwyler
George E. Deadwyler
George Eberhart
FW. Hicks
George N. Hicks
Minnie Hicks
Cly Superior Court
Cora Josephine Hicks
F. W. Hicks
Chas. H. Brand
Eald Court
Sanitary Plumbing Company petition for charter in Athens
The document shows L. C. Smith and others seeking a charter for the Sanitary Plumbing Company to operate plumbing heating and lighting installations and related trades in Athens. It requests corporate rights to own property borrow money sue and be sued and use a common seal. The filing is in Clarke County with Cobb and Erwin as attorneys and E. J. Crawford as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb & Erwin
Georgia
Clarke County
E. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
L. C. Smith
Sanitary Plimbing Company
Despondent Teen Clocks Self Harm After Sight Loss
Washington on November 25 Pan y Dement an 18 year old clerk lost her sight and her job. She bought ten cents worth of creosote and drank it at home. She was rushed to Emergency hospital where doctors fear she will die. She spoke to her mother and asked not to be revived, saying let her go as she is blind and it is too hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Marietta Road
Cuthbert
Jackson-Cerf Motor Company
Adgie Whitaker
J. W. Whitaker
Southern Railway
Inman
Coley Whitaker
Bennie May Whitaker
Harry Lindberg
Marletts Street
Inman Yard
Ife
Young Lindborg
Lindborg
A. J. Lindborg
Alfred Caresen & Co
Jackson-Cerf Co
Carl Rentz
Rentz
Marietta Selves
Whitaker
Washington
Pany Dement
Kills Her Foe of 20 Years in Haynesville
Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine proclaims a twenty year feud ended by Electric Bitters after other remedies failed she details severe indigestion loss of appetite kidney trouble and backache before finding relief at age 70 and praises the tonic as unequaled available for 50 cents at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duncan
Haynesville
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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A.W. Price
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Roseberg
Bridget
Asquith
London Morning
Lanadowne
Fly
Meliel
Lotarch A.d
Ary Boudthiers
Wearea Street
CEGAL
JCD
Sanitary Plumbing Company
Anld
Ilaw
Court House
Towit
Clarke
218Th District
G. M
Jas. RE. Spinks
Jaz. B. Spinks
Jas. EE. Spinks
Oconee
Dawson Williams
Bradford Spinks Place
Eddy Tuck
E. P. Whitlock
Hardemaan & Phinizy
W. E. Jackson
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