Georgia Faces Sewanee In Crucial Southern Showdown
Georgia coach Stegeman expects a tight clash with Sewanee as the Mountaineers bring a veteran, confident squad and Georgia aims to rebound, train substitutes, and rally the Spirit for a pivotal game that could redefine the season. The matchup follows a hard fought, mud soaked Sewanee win over Howard and signals a dramatic test for Georgia's green team.
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South Carolina
Georgia
South
Rarchan
Sewanee
Stegeman
Mountaineers
Georgia Spirit
Enthusiasm Builds for Athens Auto Show With Dealers
Dealers meet at Denny Motor Co. to organize Athens Auto Show set for October 20. Will Griffeth elected temporary chairman Lucien B. Flatow secretary. committees appointed on advertising membership and organization. New Washington street building rushed for decorators and exhibits including cars, trucks, tractors and accessories drawing visitors from across Clarke County and the state.
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Athens
Denny Motor Co
Clayton Street
Chas. Hedenberg
Paul Connolly
W. C. Deany
Will Griffeth
St. Julien Yates
Geo. R. Brown
A. H. Shannon
G. H. Thompson
John Griffeth
Robt. H. Nichola
W. W. Whitehead
Chase Talmage
H. H. McWhorter
Lucien B. Flatow
Griffeth Implement Co
W.C. Denny
Chas, Hedenberg
Washington Street
Allens
America
Clarke County
Revival Draws Big Crowds at First Methodist
Services at First Methodist Church continue daily through the 26th led by Rev. W. A. Shelton of Emory College. Sermons focus on prayer as life and the necessity of being born again, urging the public to attend morning services at 10 30 and evening sermons on themes of mercy and spiritual renewal.
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First Methodist Church
W. A. Shelton
Emory College
Trayer
Shelton
Jesus
Nicodemus
Shetton
God
Bradstreet Writs Filed for Release and Receivership
Habeas corpus writs were filed for the release of Mr and Mrs Clarence Bradstreet and a chauffeur. A temporary receiver was appointed to take over property and jewelry. Judge George L Bell named James H Longino to seize Mrs Catherine Queen Bradstreet’s jewelry and William B Green's assets including his Fairburn home. A hearing on a permanent receiver was set for October 26.
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Atlanta
Clarence Bradstreet
Woman
William Green
George L. Bell
James H. Longino
Fairburn
Catherine Queen
Attorney General prepares to probe all the profiteers
Washington reports the Attorney General plans to press action against profiteers as the department finalizes procedures for enforcement. Audrey George Palmer and others were to meet, with Baker cancelling prior army surplus sugar distribution orders. Coloniel House shows improvement after a renal cold, with normal temperature and pulse.
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Washington
Océ
Department of
Audrey Gerge Palmer
Aries Glass
Houston
Wilson
Baker
British League Campaign Opens Across Nation
A nation wide campaign in favor of the league of nations opened in London at the Mansion House chaired by Sir Horace B Marshall Lord Mayor of London. The League of Nations Union gathered leaders from government foreign ambassadors diplomats and prominent figures across society. George and Premier Lloyd George sent messages endorsing the effort.
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Associated Press
London
League of Nations
Horace B. Marshall
Mansion House
League of Nations Union
Lfe
George
Lloyd George
Allied Cruisers Aid Riga Defense Amid German Siege
Copenhagen reports on October 13 that Allied cruisers are reinforcing Riga as German forces bombard the city for five straight days. The Lettish foreign office says the defense continues despite the heavy attack.
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Copenhagen
Riga
Lettish Foreign Office
Peasants Clash With Troops in Sicily Reports Say
Rome dispatches reveal about thirty people killed and many wounded in clashes between armed peasants and troops in Sicily. Unrest is rising as bands roam rural districts amid the turmoil. Cooking apples advertised at 65 cents per peck from Armmold and Abney.
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Paris
Rome
Sicily
Armmold & Abney
No Intervention in Steel Strike by Round Table
Labor's resolution for intervention in the steel strike goes to the National Industrial Conference as the first order of business, without Central Committee backing. A majority of the employers oppose, and arbitration is given little time, with expectations of the same outcome at tomorrow's conference. Cooperating labor management and profit sharing are urged as safeguards against an American form of government, in a speech by Nicholas Murray Butler at Columbia University.
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Associated Ress
Washington
Central Committee
New York
Nicholas “Marry, Butler
Columbia University
Institute of Arts and Sciences
The
University
Gary pamphlets spark possible challenge to federal troops
Gary Indiana October 13 pamphlets announcing a plan to wrest control of Gary from federal troops were found scattered downtown. Colonel W S Mapes commanding said it is a dangerous situation but will be dealt with accordingly.
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Associated Press
Gary
Indiana
W.S. Mapes
Negro murderer of policeman sentenced to electric chair
Memphis police report Lorenzo Young, a Black suspect who fatally shot sergeant John G. Petra and wounded others during a June arrest attempt, was convicted of first degree murder. He faces death in the electric chair as ordered tonight.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Lorenzo Young
John G. Petra
Thornton's Luncheonette Menu and Slogans
Luncheonette offers barbecued lamb or roast beef with sides including boiled okra stewed corn layonaise potatoes pone corn bread and desserts. Beverages include tea coffee buttermilk plus baked trout chicken pie scalloped oysters and homemade cakes. Arnold Abney the establishment name appears in the menu.
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Adeoheseus
Manifesto of New York anarchists Threaten Officials
New York reports arrests of bomb squad members to guard Supreme Court Justice Weeks Assistant District Attorney Rorke and Detective Sergeant Gegan after anarchistic circulars attack officials and call workers to arm. Federal agents aid in tracing the manifesto titled The American Anarchistic Federated Commune Soviet of New York. The defendants face criminal anarchy charges.
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Associated Press
New York
Supreme Court
Weeks
Rorke
Gegan
Fifth Avenue
British and U S Agencies Ally in Advertising
The Wm H Rankin company of New York Washington and Chicago will cooperate with Charles F Higham Ltd of Britain to represent Rankin and its clients in Great Britain. Higham already represents Wilson Company and Goodrich Rubber. Higham, MP and noted ad executive, formed a bond with Rankin at an international advertising gathering.
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Wm. H. Rankin Company
New York
Washington
Chicago
Charles F. Higham, Ltd
Great Britain
Chas. F. Higham, Ltd
Wm. H. Rankin, Company
Rankin
Chas. F. Higham
Wilson & Company
Chicago Packers
Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Higham
Mr. Higham
Britain
Toronto
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
New Orleans
Great Ballaty
Mr. Rankin
America
World cotton demand grows. South urged to raise output
New Orleans reports Professor Todd of Oxford says global demand for cotton is nearly unlimited and the world must have more cotton, urging increased production in the South. President Wannamaker of the American Cotton Association argues consumers pay enough to keep cotton profitable and advocates marketable prices to sustain both white and Black labor.
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New Orleans
J Todd
Economi
Oxford
Worton
South
Wannamaker
American Cotton Association
Wanamaker
Fia
Europe
Aasla
Mobile firm ousts McClaughlin as general manager
The Mobile Shipbuilding Company discharged Frank McClaughlin from the role of general manager and announced the abolition of several smaller offices. No reason was provided for the removal.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Frank McClaughlin
Mobile Shi Building Company
Breach of Episcopal Dioceses and American advertising ties
The report outlines a breach among Protestant Episcopal Dioceses in America linked to the book revision controversy. It notes a major business tie between the William H. Rankin Company and Chas. F. Higham Ltd. of London, with rankin soliciting for Higham in Great Britain and mutual connections through New York and Washington associates. California oranges grapefruit Arnold and Abney.
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Associated Prese
Detroit
Sen Peesinaieye
Protestant Episcopal Church
America
Beesage
Seesten
Wm. HU. Rankin Company
New York
Washington
Chicago
Chas. F. Higham, Ltd
London
Wm. H. Rankin Company
Wild
Chas
F. Hight Ltd
Mr. Higham
Great Britain
Rankin
Rankin Company
Messrs. Byoff and
Har
Higham
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