North and South clash over farm credit and Federal Reserve policy
Georgia Governor Harding denounces Northern control of agricultural finance while asserting the South must fund its own cotton production. The Birmingham Federal Reserve debate centers on Circular G-140-A exemptions for farm notes and the balance of cotton loans versus other collateral. Georgia officials and Farmers Union leaders condemn Harding’s stance as harmful to Southern agriculture.
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Athens High crushes Marist College 46 to 14 in football
Athens High School overwhelmed Marist College 46 to 14 as Butler and Kilpatrick led the offense and Ashford and Grayson scored. The win secures the locals another strong performance with coach Campbell praised for building a powerful team at Sanford Field.
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Dortch
Heeley
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High School
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Grayson
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Sanford Field
Georgia Reserves
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Siwibles
Wiehrs
Sanford ‘Field
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Georgia
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Feld
Tech High
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Hargrett
Houghit
Gein
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Gort
Inter
Aipren School
Charlie Thompson
I Tech” High
Venable
Catron
Eve Eee
Cox Campaign Rally Frays Over League Issue In Indiana
Terre Haute Ind Oct 9 The battle cry of League or no League framed Governor Cox speech in southern Indiana where he charged Theodore Roosevelt with misstating that the league could declare war and send troops abroad. He urged a candid look at what is obvious for the country.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
George White
Democratic National Committee
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White
Harding
Des Molinos
League of Nations
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Germany
E.E. Lynch
Cox-Roosevelt League
Marion
Ohio
Edward A. Ryan
Washington
Baltimore
Harg
Lynch
Ryan
Two Young Men Escaped Fatal Auto Crash At Dean’s Bridge
Two Greensboro men R Cooper and Walker Callahan were seriously injured when an auto veered off Lexington road at Dean’s Bridge shortly after 2 AM. Callahan remained unconscious at 6 AM with physicians at St Marys Hospital listing his condition as serious.
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Greensboro
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St.Mary’s Hospital
En Mace
Interstate Commerce Commission begins rail consolidation study
Washington October 9 The Interstate Commerce Commission has begun consideration of a tentative plan for the consolidation of railroads seeking a limited number of systems as required by transportation policy.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Pish
Auto
Transportation
Harding Attacks Wilsons Policies in Oklahoma Speech
Senator Harding told Oklahoma voters that Wilsons foreign policy would invite foreign domination of commerce and petroleum supply while promising a new social era. He argued an American government should resist idealistic aims and competition abroad.
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Okla
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Oklahoma Tonight
Atlanta Woman Wins Third National Woman's Golf Championship
Cleveland reports Aleza Stirling of Atlanta captures the National Woman's Golf Championship for the third straight year. The event concludes with Stirling triumphant as the top female golfer.
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Cleveland
Aleza Stirling
City Council Set Meeting On Telephone Rate Hike
The mayor and council plan a meeting tomorrow afternoon with Southern Bell representatives to discuss proposed city telephone rate increases. A resolution was adopted directing the city attorney to appear before the railroad commission to oppose the raise, though specifics remain unannounced.
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Georgia Thumps Carolina 37 to 0 in Columbia
Georgia backs Hartley and Cheeves starred as the Bulldogs defeated South Carolina 37 to 0 at Columbia. Hartley returned a kickoff 95 yards for a score, Collins added a goal line return, and Fitts subbed for Cheeves to chip in another touchdown.
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University of South Carolina
Georgia
Hartley
Cheeves
Unickotope
Brillant
Collins
Carolina
Tien Cheeves
Fitts
Pew
Governor's Cup Golf Opens Monday at Clover Club Course
The Governor's Cup golf tournament begins Monday at Clover Club Course with early matchups listed. Lamkin faces Payne, Porter meets Lewis, Jordan squares with Connolly, and Dorsey plays Griffith Jr. plus several other pairings listed for the opening round.
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Eas Pateete
Pitt
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J. le Baston
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J. Morris
D. G. Anderson
T. H Dozier
Mob Rescues Man From Lynching After Accusation
New York reporter details a Brooklyn crowd attempting to lynch Nathan Mathias after a 14 year old girl accused him of assault. Police arrived with drawn revolvers, detaining Mathias as the crowd prepared the noose and rope tied to a telegraph pole.
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Early 1900s college football scores scattered across report
Patchy results show LSU routing Spring Hill 40 to 0 and Clemson defeating Wofford 13 to 7. Tulane blanked Mississippi College 29 to 0 as other lines list scores like Dartmouth 7 Penn State 21 and Michigan 36 Case 0 amid a jumble of teams and placements.
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Clemson
Wofford
Tulane
Missinsippi College
Oglethorpe
Chattanooga
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Citadel
Furman
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania University
Ewartmore
Princeton
Ene
Michigan
Case
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Mars Vile
Ohio State
Overlin
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Bowanee
Georgetown
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Tennessee
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Davidson
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Wesbbern and Lee
Wake
Mviexinkd Military Institute
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Middlebury
Navy
Lafayette
Pig and corn club show set for Wednesday at State College
County Agent Jones announces the annual pig and corn club show to be held Wednesday at the State College of Agriculture. Pig and corn club boys are urged to bring pigs ten ears of corn and their record books. Prizes totaling 850 are planned with top pigs exhibited at the Southeast Fair in Atlanta and the State Fair in Macon. The public of Athens and Clarke County is urged to attend and inspect the exhibits.
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Leorn
Atlanta
Macon
Athens
Clarke County
Dreads Depart for Unannounced Maneuvers From Port Angeles
A dreadnought Mississippi departed Port Angeles Washington this afternoon en route to Pacific fleet battle maneuvers. Two hours after sailing officers indicated a possible join to the Pacific fleet for upcoming exercises with unannounced visiting details.
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Port Angeles
Washington
Pacific Fleet
Japanese Cabinet Sets Frontiers Policy Enforcements
The Japanese cabinet met today to decide on frontier controls involving China and Korea. The act aims to strengthen contingents and enforce border measures across the region.
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Tokio
Hancock 7 A G 6 Appendicitis Update
Mr A G Hancock of Mr and Mrs J Hancock was operated on yesterday for appendicitis. His many friends will be pleased to learn that the operation was most successful and he was resting comfortably at an early hour this morning.
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