Sox Triumph Over Reds in Stinging Defeat Rematch
In Cincinnati on Oct 8 the White Sox beat the Reds 4 to 1 as Eller and Williams likely pitched for the visitors. The series stands 4-3 in favor of Cincinnati with Chicago poised for a decisive Game nine in Chicago if needed.
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Chicago
Oct
Cincinnati Nationals
Sallee
Fisher
Luque
Jtter
J. Céliing
Selein
Davbert
Eddie
Mom
Weaver
Rousch
J. Collins
Jackson
Daubert
Felsch
Gan
Hopf
Rath
Ed Collins
Groh
Risberg
Yeats Risberg
J. Colling
Inez
Tett Center
Neale
Kopf
American Legion Opens First Southern College Chapter at UGA
At Peabody Hall 80 students formed the University of Georgia’s first American Legion chapter, the first such unit in a southern college. Captains Oberdorffer and Stockbridge supervised, electing Harvey Kennedy as post commander and Jim Reynolds as vice commander. The group plans public engagement to promote Legion aims: upholding the Constitution, fostering American traditions, preserving war memories, and opposing autocracy and Bolshevism.
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University of Georgia
Peabody Hall
American Legion
Harvard University
Eugene Oberdorffer
Georgia
Basil Stockbridge
Charles BE. Montgomery, Jr
the Legion
Atlanta
University Chapel
Stockbridge
Harvey J. Kennedy
Jim Reynolds
A. M. Kelly
W. C. Cantrell
Tom Stokes
R. D. O'Callaghen
A. M.day
R. O'Callaghan
C. M. Eyler
R. Woodruff
B. P. O'Neal
Jeadore Heiman
Harvey Kennedy
Chezy
Chateau Thierry
58Th Infantry
New York
Judge Kelly
Legion
Uncle Sam
The
United States
Europe
St. Louis
Georgia Warriors Readies for South Carolina Clash
The Red and Black football team anticipates a close 1919 season opener against the University of South Carolina. Carolina arrives by rail at 2 34 p m and stays at the Georgian Hotel while Coach Cunningham vows an improved Georgia display as 3 000 fans are expected in a weather friendly afternoon.
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University of South Carolina
Seaboard Railway
Georgian
Cunningham
Georgia
R.moore
Carolina
Collins R. E. Brockerston Rigdon
R. T. MecMillian
M. J. Pew
R. G. Ardray
Dave Smith
E. Whelchel
Thomas Austin
L. E. Mormen
Crouch. Barcham
Blgins
Neville F. B. Allen
Smith
B. Hartley
R.H.B. Quattlebaum
Reynolds
Epps
Carolinians
Athens Marian
Wailem
Timmons
Seaborn
Blount
Seven killed in aerial accidents on a single day
Pensacola reports machinist C. E. Seibold and three others from Rochester New York Hammonton California killed when a flying boat fell in the bay during a forced landing. Major D H Chrisser and Sergeant Thomas died in separate incidents during trans continental flight near Salt Lake City and en route to hospital. Fortyseven aircraft started from Mineola with Lt Belvin Magnum leading westbound flyers. three more fatal accidents reported.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
C. E. Seibold
Roy McGillan
W. I. McMcMillan
Rochester
N. Y
Paul Reichel
Hammonton
Cal
Salt Lake City
D H. Chrisser
Here
Thomas
D. Mineola
San Francisco
Belvin W. Magnum
Wakeforest
N. C
Chicago
W H. Nevitt
Athens General Hospital to build new main building
Directors of the Hospital Association approve plans for a modern cream brick hospital of three stories and basement, with 100 beds, to be built north of the city. The project follows a report by an Inspection committee and Captain J W Barnett, aiming for completion by early next year.
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Athens General Hospital
Hospital Association
Green & Michae
Hugh White
J. W. Barnett
A. C. Holliday
I. H. Goss
R. M. Goss
Georgia
Atlanta
Thornton's Luncheonette Menu Hidden in OCR Listing
A fragmented menu style OCR entry lists items and prices for a luncheonette including 60 cent dinners, beef stew, stuffed peppers, corn bread, pie, chicken salad, baked apple, lard and Wesson Oil with prices. The garbled text includes shop names like Pigsty Wissly Wisely and stray phrases.
Industrial conference nears showdown after three days
Washington October 8 after three days of organization the industrial conference called by President Wilson will confront a decisive session tomorrow. The public group plans to push documents on shipward arrangements and wage policy while farmers demand a comprehensive national agricultural policy and the capital labor line shows eagerness to act to steady production.
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Associated Press
Washington
Industrial Conference
Wilson
Capitol
Labor
Chase. Barrett
Georgia
Farmers’ Union
Shipping Board
Bernard Baruch
Lane
Posse Searched for Murderers in Georgia Farm Incident
Macon Ga October 8 hundreds of persons led by Sheriff Hicks search for a man and woman charged with killing A J Elkin a farmer and seriously wounding his brother in law Tom Sawyer The suspects were picked up for a ride and alleged to have struck Elkin with a hammer while the woman struck Sawyer Both suspects are described as white with the hunt ongoing.
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Hicks
A. J. Elkin
Tom Sawyer
Elkin
Sawyer
Henry Ford To Line To Ireland
Henry Ford plans to travel to Ireland amid talks with Arnold and Abney regarding TM Yams. The move signals potential business or cultural exchanges during the visit.
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Henry Ford
Ireland
Opposition blocks Shantung vote in Senate amid Wilson illness
Washington reports say opponents of the league of nations blocked all Shantung amendment votes in the Senate this week. President Wilson shows no decided change in condition per Dr Gray's bulletin. Detroit delegates to the Protestant Episcopal convention express sympathy for Wilson and hope for his recovery while naming Bishop Gailor as house of bishops chair.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Wilson
Washington
Dent Wilson
Dr. Gray
League of Nations Today
Senate
Detroit
Tgain
Gailor
Tennessee
House’ of Bishops
Alexander Mann
Moston
House of
Veterans camp at reunion inundated in Atlanta
In Atlanta on October 8, General J. E. Woods and Senator Luther Harrison urged veterans of both sides to unite as true Americanists at the United Confederate Veterans reunion. A heavy downpour flooded Camp Johnson, forcing thousands of veterans to seek shelter in auditorium and public buildings as conditions worsened.
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Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
J. E. Woods
Marianna
Arkansas
Luther Harrison
Ada
Oklo
Wood
Mounted Police Break Up New York Parade On Fifth Avenue
Mounted police charged a several thousand strong crowd attempting to parade without permits on Fifth Avenue. Incendiary banners were confiscated and a number of arrests were made.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Naval inquiry ordered after reports of attempted self harm
Secretary Daniels ordered an inquiry into reports from Annapolis about two self harm attempts, neither confirmed. The fragment also references fruit cake advice and a stray phrase about a December scoot, with unclear context and attribution.
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Washington
Bsecretary Daniels Today
Annapolis
Global cotton conference train sails from New York
More than four hundred delegates including eighty European reps travel to New Orleans for the world cotton conference October 13 to 16. A stop in Le Grange Georgia will inspect local mills and discuss cotton buying selling growing handling and financing.
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Associated Press
New York
New Orleans
Crescent City
Deleegates
le Grange
Georgia
United States
German Socialist Leader Is Shot From Ambush
Berlin October 8 Deputy Hugo Hast leader of independent socialist party of Germany was shot and wounded entering the Reichstag. His assailant a native of Lin arrested.
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Berlin
Hugo Hast
Independent Socialistry of Germany
Lin
Home Coming Day At For Motel Tomorrow Evening
Friday evening at eight o'clock a Home Coming Day program will be rendered at the First Methodist church in Athens. All Methodists living in Athens whose membership is elsewhere are urged to attend to strengthen fellowship. An interesting program has been arranged and will be followed by refreshments.
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First Methodist Church
Athens
Editors Conference Moves to Athens for October 25
The editors of the eighth congressional district met yesterday morning and rescheduled their prose meeting to Athens on Friday October 25 due to the Southeastern Fair hosting the State press Association in Atlanta on the seventeenth.
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Eighth
Athens
Press Association
Acanta
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