Georgia football training shows deep pool of talent at Athens
Georgia's preseason camp at Athens reports a large recruit group with over 50 daily tryouts and a split between regulars and scrubs. Captains McWhorter and Thompson anchor a balanced squad with veterans like Henderson Malone and Delaperriere leading the line. several newcomers such as Owen Conklin and Crump push for starting roles as Cunningham manages reserves and first-string prospects ahead of the fall schedule.
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Cunningham
McWhorter
Thompson
Henderson
Malone
Delaperriere
Covington
Dilly
Flournoy
McLaws
Powell
Broyles
Sidberry
Riverside
Howard McWhorter
Bob
Gordon
Corley
Baseball
Davidson
Petree
Powder Springs
Wallace
Camp
Harris
Phillips
Conyers
Paddock
Mr Wilson's Pet Dog Killed in Accident
An automobile ran over the white Spitz belonging to Mr. T. E. Wilson of the Salla Tailoring Company yesterday afternoon, killing the registered stock dog prized by the tailor and passersby near the shop.
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T. E. Wilson
Salla Tailoring Company
Habersham County Schools Open Strong Amid Expanding Facilities
In Clarkesville and surrounding areas, Piedmont College expands to house more students in Demorest with the Hotel Demorest dormitory. The Ninth District Agricultural School gains a full new faculty led by M. C. Gay, while two nearby districts plan a new $1,000 graded school to serve kindergarten through agricultural program pupils. Demorest City Schools have a new $8,000 fireproof building completed with Piedmont College support.
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Piedmont Colleges
Piedmont College
Demorest
Clarkesville
Piedmont
Mary J. Green
W. Baxter Smith
District Agricultural School
Georgia Assembly
M. C. Gay
Professor Gay
Clarkesville’ High
Cornelia High
Cotton Prices Seen Rising to Fourteen Cents
The Athens wagon basis for middling cotton was 134 cents yesterday with higher bids for some extra quality bales. It was freely predicted that staple prices would reach fourteen cents within the next month.
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Athens
Last Return Day for Clarke County October Term Court
Tuesday marks the final return day for the regular October term of Clarke County Superior Court. Few cases have been filed on the dockets for this term at the clerk’s office.
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Superior Court
Clarke County
Father Clark Returns to Athens After Retreat
Father Clark returns to Athens after an absence of ten days or more spent at the Isle of Palms retreat near Charleston. Friends and parishioners welcome him back, celebrating his return to the city and duties.
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Hugh Conklin
Mr. Conklin
Tere
Atlanta
Father Clark
Athens
Isle of Palms
Charleston
Beautiful Pony and Buggy Display in City Sale
Mrs. D. J. Sims will display her beautiful pony and buggy next Wednesday at nine o'clock at the Georgian cafe on Clayton street. The display attracts many interested in the disposal of one of the prettiest ponies and buggies in the city.
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D. J. Sims
Clayton Street
Trade With Mexico Sets New Yearly Record In 1913
Washington reports 1913 trade with Mexico reached a record total of imports and exports. Imports from Mexico totaled 77.5 billion and exports to Mexico 54.5 billion, with copper and manufactures major items, and New York handling large shares of both directions.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
India
1912
Lantic Coast
Mexican
Gulf
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
New York
Athens mayoral candidacy announcement
A resident of Athens announces candidacy for mayor subject to the Democratic primary action. The statement signals intent to seek the office and participate in party primary processes.
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City of
Athens
FOR ALDERMAN IN SECOND WARD NOMINATION
A nomination statement for alderman of the second ward under the action of Vincent Mathews. The text indicates a political designation and supervision by Mathews without further details on the campaign platform or date.
For Alderman Third Ward Post Opens For Action
Voter attention focuses on the Third ward alderman race as candidates seek the office. The notice signals the start of the contest and invites participation in the forthcoming election process.
Gordon seeks renomination for Fourth Ward alderman
Advertisement notes Hugh H. Gordon seeks re-election as alderman of the Fourth Ward subject to the Democratic primary. The notice invites voters and mentions advertising of preferences.
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Georgia
Peacock
Preas
Patten
Georgia Tech
Sanford Field
Prdlic
Owen
Eleventh Cavalry
Dahlonega
Aggies
Lupe” Davis
Brown
McKinnon
Trash
Rutherford
Hitchcock
Steve Crump
Brooklyn
Dorsey
MR. Wilson
Ellen Glasgow
Virginia
Ellen Clasgow
People
Eve
Pendletons
Treadwells
Priscilla Butte
Snort
Miss Glasgow
Richmond Times
Chicago Daily Tribune
Doubleday, Page & CO
Garden City, N. Y
Habersham
Gus Edwards
Habersham County
E. I. Smith Shoe CO
Sam
Rio Grande
Vincent Mathews
Third Ward
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