Stegeman Wards Confident On Eve Of Florida Game
Georgia Bulldogs arrive for Homecoming at Sanford Field to meet Florida on Saturday at 3 15 p m after a 14 0 win at Tampa over the Gators The Red and Black have faced Tulane and Citadel this season and enter the clash with confidence and a strong defense led by coach Stegeman and players like Dave Collins who contributed a drop kick in the Tampa victory The Florida team is known for close losses and stout defense as Tulane recently defeated them and Michigan slipped scores against the Gators with two touchdowns usually separating close games
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Reparations Talks Set for Brussels and Geneva Meeting
French and British governments reached a definite agreement to fix reparations due by Germany. Allied technical experts will meet with Germans in Brussels, and allied premiers will meet in Geneva in February to assess total sums due and Germany's payment capacity.
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Wage and Salary Cut Hit Michigan Mines
Calumet and Hecla and related mining firms announced a fifteen percent cut in all wages and salaries effective November 16. One branch will shut down while at other mines force reductions occur.
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Wilson to Review Peace Pact Italy and Jugoslavia
In Santa Margherita Italy the treaty between Italy and Jugoslavia was signed at Rapallo. Washington reports the state department has sent details to President Wilson who will decide if the accord meets U.S. approval. Formal views from the president were not indicated.
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Chaplin's Wife Granted Divorce in Superior Court
Mildred Harris Chaplin was granted a decree of divorce from Jimrley Chaplin in the county superior court this afternoon. She charged cruelty but he was not present, represented by attorneys. A property settlement of about $200,000 was reported, and an agreement barred her from using the Chaplin name professionally.
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Fleets to Cruise Men Given Leave
New York reports the Atlantic and Pacific fleets will make a joint cruise to the west coast of South America next February. All officers and men of the Atlantic fleet will receive fifteen days leave to visit their homes between now and the first of February.
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Rowland Address To Feature Boys Meeting Y M C A
The Athens Y M C A holds a Sunday 3 PM boys meeting addressed by Charles A. Rowland, noted speaker who organized the boys department years ago. Dr Wing eld Scott Hall of Northwestern University will speak on Youth Into Manhood, with a later banquet on Father and Son topics. The Y M C A committee promotes an attractive program and invites all to attend.
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Plan Launched to Bring High Class Immigrants South
At a meeting of representatives from Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas and Tennessee in New Orleans a movement was launched to bring farm labor and high type immigration to the South via New Orleans and to advertise the South's resources across Europe
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Landis Named Supreme Figure Amid Baseball Reorg Plan
Federal judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis accepted the role of supreme figure in the planned reorganization of baseball. Johnson and major league clubs backed the plan, discarding the prospect of a new 12‑team National League. Prohibition enforcement confirms a crackdown on home brewing, with prosecutions likely for illicit malt and hops sales.
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Edison Awarded D S M As Head Of Naval Board
Orange New Jersey November 2 Thomas A Faison was awarded the distinguished service medal by Secretary Daniels for service as president of the naval consulting board.
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President denies cable land without authority
New York reports President At king of the Western Union denies claims that the company will land its cable from Parbadoes or Miami without executive authorization.
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Car stolen in capital recovered here in Athens
Police in Athynia and Athens recovered a Washington DC stolen car last October. Two youths, Williamson and Burke, were arrested after a local garage repaired the vehicle and they planned to retrieve it from Atlanta. The owner identified the car, paid a $250 reward, and the car was returned. Washington authorities will extradite the suspects.
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Athens High Beats Cedartown 27 to 7 In Friday Showing
Athens High defeated Cedartown 27 to 7 as Kilpatrick starring at halfback boosted the hosts with an 85 yard punt return for a touchdown. Grayson added two goals after Cedartown’s early momentum, while Camaratta and Ashford contributed touchdowns as Athens dominated Sanford Field performance.
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Plan to unify Georgia education under one board discussed
Governor-elect Thomas W. Hardwick reportedly favors consolidating all state educational institutions under a single governing board. The proposal would replace twelve to thirteen boards of trustees with a central board to oversee funding and administration, aiming for unified wages and policy across the system.
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Four New Members Initiated in Alpha Zeta at Georgia
The Georgia chapter of Alpha Zeta the national honorary agricultural fraternity Wednesday night initiated four men Messrs Frank A Palfrey from San Antonio Texas D M Hantings Childs from Atlanta and Angus McCranie from the junior class They are noted as popular students and mer it Alpha Zeta honors The fraternity cites its presence in over thirty chapters at major universities election based on scholarships personality and leadership Palfrey belongs to Keppa Siena fraternity Childs holds a strong scholarship record and tied for the sophomore prize in agriculture last year McCranie has been active in college honors serving on the junior cabinet agricultural quarterly staff and the stock judging team and won the freshman prize in agriculture two years ago
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Georgia counties released from cattle tick quarantine
Washington reports the release of more than 32 000 square miles of quarantine area in cattle tick infested states in the south. Seventeen Georgia counties are among those released with Texas Louisiana North Carolina and Oklahoma also noting counties freed.
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Harding to Speak New Orleans 17th
President elect Harding will address the New Orleans association of commerce Thursday before sailing for Panama. He is expected to discuss economic possibilities and the requirements of the new South, including a national effort in Georgia to unite sectional interests.
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Railroads Back Advertise Georgia Follow-Up Drive
Atlanta leaders announce railroads in Georgia will back the Advertise Georgia Enterprise follow-up efforts. They will locate prospective farmers and distribute literature via headquarters and coordinate with the enterprise. Railroad reps pledge use of immigration departments and contact prospects in their home counties to promote Georgia farms. Habersham and Lowndes counties join the campaign, with county leaders mobilizing local funds and support.
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Hunger strikers in Cork resume nourishment in Dublin report
Dublin castle said the hunger strikers who had been without food since August 11 at Cork jail began nourishing again this afternoon. Medical officers at the jail believe the prisoners will ultimately recover.
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U S Builds Leper Hospital in Dominic
Report to the Navy Department notes rapid sanitation progress under American occupation in the Dominion Republic. Since January a national sanitation department has funded five large hospitals, a leper colony, and an asylum, costing about 1 million dollars. Native staff lead administration, with medical officers temporarily guiding the department.
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Building Trust 1 Providing Several N Y Sensations
A New York session of the joint legislative committee investigating the Building Trust heard testimony that a building contractor paid Robert P. Brindell $32,000 for strike protection. Hugh A. Robertson testified the payment was part of a plan for Brindell to receive $50,000. The day focused on limestone contracts and school projects as Mayor Hylan faced interruptions and a letter exonerating him was sought amid protests.
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President Wilson Proclaims Thanksgiving Day
Washington November 12 President Wilson issued a proclamation declaring Thursday November 25 as Thanksgiving Day. He urged national unity gratitude and faith in the nation’s future as citizens prepare for the observances.
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Boykin Demands Affidavits to Probe Corruption
Atlante Nov 12 Rellption Gener al Noykiin says he will press Representative Garrett of Pike county with affidavits alleging corrupt influences. He plans a grand jury inquiry in the new Georgia counting legislation if Garrett is troubled by the affidavits.
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New York Hotels Cut Meal Prices After Federal Review
New York hotels, after a conference with federal food investigators, announced an average ten percent reduction in food prices. The move targets meals at the citys largest hotels as part of a coast to coast effort to ease living costs.
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