Carranza Government Recognized by United States and Latin America
The Pan American conference urged U S recognition of Carranza with Wilsons approval. vows protect foreigners and life and property, while Villa vows to keep fighting, planning to move into Casas Grande with twenty thousand men and into Sonora with forty thousand. Alberto Garcia executed in Mexico City for Madero killing.
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Teutons
Belgrade
Carranza
United States
Latin America
Mexico
U. S
S. America
Associated Press
Washington
Lansing
Brazil
Chile
Argentine
Bolivia
Uruguay
Guatemala
Wilson
Pomntinerma
Tne Tok Fd
Carranza’had Givassurances Following ‘Aguarantes
Juarez
Casas Grande
Sonora
Juene
State Department
Alberto Garcia
Huerta
Mexico City
Madero
Clarke Superior Court Opens Fall Term With Judge Park
The Clarke Superior Court begins a regular fall session tomorrow at 9 AM under Judge J. B. Park of Greensboro. The calendar lists div orsions and criminal dockets from October 11 to October 21, including cases against Rogers, Green, Mitchell, Jester, and Cramton among others, with multiple appearances and motions scheduled. Local juries and the grand jury are noted, with several cases tied to the Interata Casualty Co. and various defendants.
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Clarke Superior Court
J. B. Park
Greensboro
Ocmulgee Circuit
Judge Park
Athens High and Normal Tie In Close Game
Athens High and Normal met in a tight basketball matchup with a 14 to 10 score at the end of the fourth period. The heavier and faster Normal School squad challenged Athens, producing a spirited contest despite noisy, difficult conditions and time remaining.
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Athens High
Boorse
Ats Ito
Joo Bors
Normal School
Univers
Make Chicago Dry Parade Flays Mayor's Sunday Saloon Ban
Thousands of Dry Chicago Federation members march in the Loop protesting Mayor Thompson's order to close Chicago's 7152 saloons on Sundays. The court refused to enjoin enforcement and police chief warned of arrests for violations. Liquor interests urge saloon keepers to resist, predicting public pressure to revoke the order.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation
Loop
Thompson
San Francisco
Hiquor
Weather and High School Football Report Outsized for Atlanta
Weather forecast for Atlanta and Athens calls for fair, warmer conditions Sunday with possible frost tonight. Central U.S. high pressure brings cold mornings. Memphis and Nashville report frosts, Chicago and St Louis see killing frosts. In local football, H. L. team, light but fast, holds rival in check with Burpee and Jackson scoring. E Rawson and Pound add touchdowns and goals.
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Atlanta
Athens
Georgia
Arkansas
Tennessee
Cotton Belt
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
United States
Nashville
Memphis
St.Louis
Louisville
Chicago
Green Bay
Des Moines
St. Paul
Canada
Burpee
H. L
Jackson
Pound
Ows
ADH
K Youngkin O Stephens
Rawson
Johnson
Simms Dunawey
R Bickerstaff
Af Eer Conaway
Ona
Eberhadt
Mcintyre
Dqquillian
Walrdep
Foster Wins Own Game in World Series Showdown
George Foster, Red Sox pitcher, drives in the winning run in the ninth to beat the Phillies 2 to 1 in Philadelphia. Foster held the Phillies hitless for four innings as Boston collects ten hits, with Hooper and Speaker keying the early scoring. President Wilson and Mrs. Norman Galt attended, Wilson tossing the ceremonial first ball and rising for the national anthem in the ninth. Attendance was 20,306 with receipts of $52,029. Boston leads two games to none in the series.
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AsSociated Press
Philadelphia
George Foster
Red Sox
Boston
Foster
Phillies
Craveth
Luderus
Quarker
Young Mayer
Hooper
Speaker
Burns
Wilson
Norman Galt
Gardner
Barry
Paskett
Januarin
Lewis
Bancroft
Cady
Sox
Stock
Niehoff
Mayer
Quakers
H. E. Boston
Naval defense of Atlantic coast fails enemy lands
Washington reports that for the second time this year the Atlantic coast defense failed and hostile troops landed in America. Admiral Fletcher's fleet was destroyed by a night torpedo attack and transports entered Delaware Bay signaling the end of maneuvers begun October 4. Admiral Knight led the attacking fleet with a landing deadline of October 15.
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Atlantic Coast
Delaware Bay
Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic
America
Naval Department
Admiral Fletcher
Tack
Knight
Nationwide gridiron results mirror World Series interest
Across the country fans followed football scores tied to the World Series mood with teams such as Auburn Florida Tech Davidson Georgia Army Harvard Yale Penn State Princeton Columbia Cornell Wisconsin Michigan Dartmouth Amherst Alabama Tennessee Virginia and more posting varied victories and losses from Auburn to Chapel Hill.
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Athens
Associated Press
Auburn
Florida
New Orleans
Tulane
Southwestern
Atlanta
Tech
Davidson
Sever
Chattanooga
Georgia
Lexington
Washington & Lee
Marshall
West Point
Army
Gettysburg
Cambridge
Harvard
Carlisle
New Haven
Yale
Lehigh
Annapolis
Pittsburg University
Navy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State
Pensylvania
Princeton
Syracuse
Columbia
D. C
South Carolina Presbyterians
Ithaca
Cornell
Wil- Mama
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Georgetown College
Madison
Wisconsin
Maronette
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Mt. Union
Hanover
Dartmouth
Tufts
Amherst
Brown
Tuscalosa
Alabama
Birmingham College
Knoxville
Tennessee
Clemson
Charlottesville
Virginia
Richmond College
Sewanee
Scere Cumberland
Virginia Military Institute
Gallandet
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Gil Anderson Wins Astor Cup at Sheephead Bay
Gil Anderson won the Astor Cup race at Sheephead Bay, breaking the world record by ten minutes with a time of three hours, twenty four minutes and forty two seconds. His average exceeded one hundred and something, as reported by Associated Press from New York on October 1.
Heart of Serbia in Teutons Hands
Belgrade, the old capital of Serbia, is in Austro-German control as forces cross the Save and Danube in a large push into Serbian territory. Bulgaria advances toward Pirot while Entente troops rush to Serbia’s aid. Trench fighting continues around Loos and Artois as Hindenburg mounts renewed attacks on Dvinsk and the eastern front, with Russians counteroffensive.
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Associated Press
London
Belgrade
Serbia
Save
Danube
von Mackensen
Bulgaria
Tas
Paris
Greece
Loos
Artois
Vernelles
Champagne
Caintry
Lorraine
von Hindenburg
Dvinsk
Bessarabia
Rumania
Georgia and Chattanooga battle to 6–6 tie in Chattanooga
Special to the Banner reports a hard fought football clash in Chattanooga where Georgia and Chattanooga tied 6 to 6. Detzen dorf scored early for Georgia after blocking advances, but both teams produced forward passes and strong defense. Chattanooga dominated the second half with open football, while Georgia failed to drive consistently. A chapel audience heard the via wire recap the tense finish, with 45 seconds left chalking up the tie as a surprise outcome.
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Chattanooga
University of Chattanooga
Georgia
Pases
Detzendorf
Holtzendorf
Powell
Red
Haa
Dozendorf
Henderson
Paddock
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J. A. Moore
Kittle Martin
L. L. Flournoy
J. EK. Wells
F. Co. Wiliams
John Payne
T. L. Mitchell
A. E. Grifith
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Hodgson
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F. J. Cramton
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A. S. Parker
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A. J. Fitzpatrick
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