Dahlonega Aggies upset Georgia with early shocker
The North Georgia Aggies shocked Captain McWhorter’s Georgians 51 to 0 in a late afternoon clash at Dahlonega. Georgia suffered three injuries including Carey with a fractured shoulder, Crump with a torn ligament, and Dorsey with a sprained hip as Billy Powell starred on offense and Georgia’s line showed depth with Delaperriere and Henderson contributing.
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North Georgia
Dahlonega
McWhorter
We Fourhills
Blue Ridge
Tans
Athens
Carey
Gordon Institute
Crump
Central City
Dorsey
Aggies
Georgia
Thompson
Flournoy
Sidberry
Bob
Henderson
Powell
Jeans
Wile
Charley Thompson
Woodruff
South
Mance
Mountaineers
Georgia Delaperriere
Hrash
McKinnon
Conklin
Smith
Brown Purcell
McConnell
Hitchcock
Owens
Flour
Griffin Case Set for Rehear and Grand Jury Action
The Clarke county court will open tomorrow at 10 o clock with a full juror panel. The Griffin motion for a new trial is expected to be the first notable matter, while cases against J Moore and other pending civil matters are scheduled for review.
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Clarke Dully
Te Grand
Traverse
J. (. Moore
Funeral and Burial for Mrs W H Hareen in This City
Mrs. W H Hareen died about 2 A M after a paralysis stroke at age 45. She leaves a husband and five sisters and will be laid to rest at Aconee cemetery after a 3 PM service at Young Harris church with Rev S R England preaching. Pallbearers named and local football team mentions accompany the notice in a typical obituary and rostering style.
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W. H.hareen
Nantahala R Avenue
W. A. Jackson
Atlanta
C. N. Bryant
Greensboro
W. J. Kinyon
Athens
A. T. Ross
Oma Epps
Harris Church
Wis
I. N. Butler
McWhorter
Coleman
Flournoy
Dorsey
Powell
Sidberry
Malone
Turner
Dahlonega
Cox
Hatfield
Nicholson
Palmer
Holland
Sian Rogers
Davis
Crow
Baker
Gaston
Harrington
McWhor
Thompson
Henderson
Cummings
Creekmore Teachin Seman
Martin
Deficit Rise Under Wichita Commission Government
The Wichita commission government faced a $88,000 deficit after four years, with editor Allen admitting some deficits accrued under the old system and some under the commission era, prompting bonds to cover current deficiencies. The Beacon editor telegraphed noting the amount and questioning the claim that deficits could not occur under commission government.
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Commission
Wichita
Kansas
Wichita Beacon
The
Beacon
Wichita Commission
Allen
Beautiful Bass Solo at Synagogue Service
A recent synagogue service featured music with a notable bass solo. The soloist, Payne, performed Oh, whom Father, Lest Stray, in the choir of the Svinvroeins Tately, drawing favorable comments for his refined tone.
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Payne
Alabama Wins At Wet Field Beat Clemson By Speed
The Tuscaloosa team overcame Clemson on a rain slick field as spectators watched Alabama prevail with superior speed and technique in a surprising matchup.
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Clemson
Tuscaloosans
Alabama Downs Clemson 20 to 0 in wet Tuscaloosa clash
In a soggy field at Tuscaloosa Alabama defeats Clemson College 20 to 0. Alabama's H Vandergraff shines on offense and defense while Alabama’s Long also contributes. Clemson backs gain yardage but heavy line play favors Alabama.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alawbamta
Clemson College
Clemson
Tuscaloosia
Hum Boys
H. Vandergraff
Long
Alabama
Baby Show at Garden Club Exhibit Opens Tuesday
Garden Club exhibition opens Tuesday at noon showcasing vegetables, roses, palms, and ferns. Visitors can enjoy lunches and a baby prize event for ages under two, with prizes for two age categories and ample homemaking displays from experts.
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Garden Club
Dockendorf Replies to Itinerant Hardy over Athens election
Athens October 11 1913 Dockendorf head of local pressmen defends his working card explaining past wages housing and union activity. He accuses Hardy of trying to disrupt organized labor and states the fight is against the commission form of government in Athens on October 18 1913.
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Hardy
Columbia
Augusta
Dockendorf
Athens
Athens Banner
S. C
Athens Herald
Atlanta
Decatur
Germainia Banking Co
W. O. Foote
Foote & Davies Co
Spartanburg
Pressmen's Union
South Carolina
Anderson
Mr. Hardy
Industrial Review
Commission
General Accident assures reinstatement of Georgia license
J A Morton of the General Accident Assurance Corporation New York writes to policyholders in Athens denying a reported revocation of the Georgia license as a misunderstanding. He promises reinstatement and urges patience until next developments while warning against counterproductive changes or misrepresentations. He notes policies remain as valuable and protection will continue.
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General Accident Assurance Corporation of
New York
Georgia
J. A. Morton
General Accident Assurance Corporation
New York City
N. Y
Miss Laura Speer Returns Home to Athens
Miss Laura Speer is back home in Athens after weeks in North Carolina visiting Judge and Mrs Emory Speer in the Highlands. Friends relay that Judge Speer is steadily improving in condition and news of his improving health brings joy to the community.
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Laura Speer
Athens
North Carolina
Highltands
Emory Speer
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Billy Powell
Hun
Uwnese
Desaperneres
Delaperriere
Purcell
Smits
Anklin
San
Superior Court
Grand Jury
Griffin
J. ©. Moore
W. J. Burger
Wichita Case
Banner
Vest
Mr. Dockendorf
Morton
Baby
Geudine
Lacy Matthews
C. C. Jarrell
Aaron
Stelios
Seer Pei
Estee
Broad
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