Injuries Handicapping Georgia Warriors for Sewanee Game
The Georgia football team suffers multiple injuries four veterans down leaving understudies to face Sewanee. Key players Collings Mott Harper Barchan Hartley rot. Hartley out several weeks. The squad aims to teach blocking and maintain fight as Sewanee claims confidence with a strong line. Georgia plans lineup adjustments with Rigdon Pew and Cheeves stepping in.
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Georgia
Sewanee
Collings
South Carolina
Mott
Doc Harper
Barchan
Hartley
Ter
Tew Pur
Rothe
Cheeves
Citadel
John Rigdon
Lne
Day
Vandiver
Whelchel
Rigdon
Pew
Reynolds
Austin
Hargrett
Neville
Broyles
McWhorter
Highsmith
Sineaman
Broyless
Promise
Mep
Prom
Anama Anthony
Sewanée
Sewaneé
Freshmen End Violations With City Resolution in Athens
The Freshmen class at the University of Georgia adopts unanimous resolutions to end city ordinance violations and improve relations with Athens citizens. Rules prohibit false fire alarms, require prior city consent for night meetings, and outline parade procedures after games, aiming to keep public order and university image.
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Athans
Sanford Field
University
Old Georgia
Messrs
W. L. Patterson
T. E. Stokes
T. L. Everette
A. B. Almon
J. W. Barrett
Burleson defends administration in Atlantic City
Postmaster General Burleson told a joint session of the National Hardware Association and American Hardware Manufacturers Association in Atlantic City that his policies under war conditions remain unchanged despite fierce criticism. He singled out express companies railroads and newspapers for hostility and urged critics to accept his parcel post and pay reforms.
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Atlantic City
Burleson
National Hardware Association
American Hardware Manufacturers Association
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Officers seek radical leaders amid Gary strike unrest
Gary Indiana October 15 army and city officers pressed the search for radical agitators linked to the steel workers strike. Rumors of plots against city officials and steel mill heads circulated though authorities did not confirm them.
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Gary
Ind
Hts
French deputies sustain premier after bitter assault vote
Paris Oct 15 The Clemenceau ministry was sustained in the chamber of deputies by a vote of 324 to 132 after the bitterest and best organized assault the Premier has ever faced.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Speakers Delay Shantung Vote on Peace Treaty
Washington October 15 plan for a Senate vote on the Shantung amendment was abandoned as many senators wished to speak. The vote may be rescheduled for tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
World cotton confab calls for a federation to aid growers
New Orleans oct 15 cotton growers at the world cotton conference urged British spinners to buy directly from southern producers, bale as they see fit, and cut middlemen costs while boosting producer prices. W Irving Bullard of the Merchants National Bank urged a world federation for cotton to improve warehousing, transport, and trade, benefiting producers and consumers alike. The discussion noted the need for statistical systems and coordinated policy amid a war-torn world.
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South
New Orleans
World Cotton Confer
Kentucky
Bacco
League of Cotton Nations
W. Irving Bullard
Merchants National Bank of Boston
World Cotton Conference
Bullard
Departments of Commerce and Trade Commissions
First Baptist Drive Sees Big Total Amid Generous Gifts
The First Baptist church reports $106,818.50 raised over two days by four campaign teams toward a $125,000 goal. An elderly widow, over 80, saved pennies and carfare to contribute $5, later joined by a relative and a friend adding $10 more.
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W. T. Forbes
First Baptist Men Church Building Campaign
Kingdom of God
Tis
Church
First Baptist Church
Clarke Cotton Unit to Be Organized at City Hall Today
The Clarke county unit of the American Cotton Association will be permanently organized at City Hall this afternoon at 4 o clock. Hundreds of farmers merchants bankers and warehousemen are expected to attend as state headquarters representatives explain plans and purposes and urge forming a countywide organization. Hon. Frank Shackelford will preside. Major D F McClatchey states the organization will be permanent, prompting broad support across Clarke and the cotton belt.
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Clarke County
American Cotton Association
Ogton
Cottom
Clarke
Frank Shackelford
D. F. McClatchey
Thorntons Luncheonette Dinner Specials and Deli Goods
Thornton's Luncheonette offers meals including hamberger loaf or roast beef with boiled potatoes and vegetables, plus a plate dinner with chicken pie scalloped oysters trout and home made cakes. Dill pickle bulk pickled pig feet and hams from King Hodgson Co Swift's Premium and Armour's Star priced at 37 cents per pound.
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King-Hodgson Co
Swift
King- Hodgson Co
Action Deferred By Industry Board In Labor Plan
Washington reports show the National Industrial Conference postponed voting on the labor plan to seek Central Committee agreement on collective bargaining. The Central Committee of fifteen faced a snag while meeting with Secretary Wilson as talks continued aboard addressing the steel strike dispute. Gompers, resting at home from nervous exhaustion, is improving and expected to resume his duties at the conference.
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Washington
National Industrial Conference
Assembly
Central Committee
Streit Fe
Bae
WitEne
Wilggon
Wilson
Ian Hoag
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Air Race Claims Two More Victims In Continent Run
Salt Lake City saw Lt. French Kirby pilot and observer Stanley C. Miller killed when their plane plunged two hundred feet during a westbound trans continental air race. In Buffalo a separate crash destroyed Captain L. H. Smiths return flight plane. Sidney Nebraska reports Lt. B W Maynard completing the first leg of his run toward New York. Local ads highlight produce and grocery specials from King Hodgs on Co.
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French Kirby
Stanley C. Miller
Here
Westwang
Sidney
Nebr
B. W. Maynard
Maynard
San Francisco
New York
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