Georgia Opens 1919 Schedule with Citadel Test
Georgia football nears its 1919 opener against Citadel as Coach Cunningham directs a final training grind. Veteran line strength is highlighted with Pew and Whelcher leading the backfield, while ends such as Reynolds and Highsmith seek form. prospects show cautious optimism amid unknown opposition.
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Citadel
Army
Georgia Eleven
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Capt
Pew
Luxemburg
Whelcher
Pen
John Rigdon
Butter
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Doc Harper
Hoe
Terrible skin disease case promotes Ziron remedy
A mother from Estmoreland Tennessee reports her child’s terrible skin disease and weak stomach improved rapidly after starting Ziron. She urges trying Ziron first, noting it strengthens blood and helps many with poor blood. The ad claims money‑back guarantee and druggist availability.
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Daniels Denies Report On Navy Under British Command
Secretary Daniels rejected a report that American naval forces in the Mediterranean were under British Admiralty orders. He asserted U S officers control operations and that a Paris peace council had assigned a portion of the coast to the United States for policing pending final settlement.
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Associated, Press
Wash
Daniels Fierg
Sahora
Troy
Jalmada
Aetary
Mediterranean
Paria
United States
Hartwell social event honors Mrs. Fred S. White and football notes
Hartwell society hosts a reception for Mrs. Fred S. White, formerly Miss Duncan of Canon, Ga. The piece previews Georgia football backfield prospects, praising Neville Reynolds Hartley Matt Barchan Rothe Munn Vandiver Hardin Hill Anthony Oberdorfer and others as potential stars in the coming season with Citadel looming as a strong test for the Red and Black.
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Hartwell
Robert Patton
Fred 8. White
Thia
White
Misael Duncan
Canon, Ga
Hartwell Bank
Neville
Reynolds
Hartley
All
Southern
Matt
Georgia
Joe Barchan
Rothe
Munn
Vandiver
Hardin
Hill
Anthony
Oberdorfer
Citadel
Manuel Rutledge Killed by Auto Near Grayson
Special to the Banner Manuel Rutledge 50 died when struck by an automobile on the public highway between Grayson and Rosebud Saturday night. The coroner's inquest found Jessie Moore of Walton county drove the car. Moore was jailed on murder charges as Gaines Tuck said he urged Moore to stop. inquest also indicated Moore had been drinking.
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Lawrenceville
Manuel Rutledge
Grayson
Rosebud
Bert Wade
Moon
Rutledge
Beng
Jessie Moore
Walton County
Moore
Garner
Gaines Tuck
Once a Peace City But Is Now in Ruins
Special to The Banner reports from New York dated September 27 that Brest-Litovsk, once a German settlement with Russians, is now a ruinous site of disease and suffering. Dr. Boris Borgen of the Joint Distribution Committee describes 26,000 residents, 18,000 of them Jewish, living in ground holes with a hospital lacking windows, doors, or heat. Refugees need housing, heating, and basic necessities as harsh winter approaches, with aid required from American Jewry to fund kitchens and relief.
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N. Y
Breat Litovak
Poland
American Jewish Relief Committee
Boris Borgen
Joint Distribution Committee of
American Funds
Bogen
Col. Innes
Canada
Canadian National Railways
Brest-Litovek
Children's Bureau
Old Hickory Division Holds First Reunion in Greenville
Greenville South Carolina September 29 More than 3500 members of the Old Hickory Division have registered for the units first annual reunion in Greenville as townspeople welcomed the gathering with carnival spirit and patriotism.
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Greenville
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Old Hickory” Division
Steels Ovey
Carnival Spirit
Napier to Enter Georgia Attorney General Race
Colonel George M Napier, noted Georgia lawyer and former Camden County public figure, announces plans to run for attorney general as a Democrat. He served as solicitor general in the Stone Mountain circuit, declined circuit judgeships, and led legal and fraternal roles while remaining active in Georgia politics and law.
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George M. Napier
Georgia
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Commercial Law League of America
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Open Hearth and Electric Furnaces Shape Steel Production
Washington reports on National Geographic Society bulletins detailing open hearth, crucible, and electric furnaces in steelmaking. Descriptions cover molten metal handling, ladles, molds, impurities control, and alloying to achieve high purity steel.
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Washington
National Geographic Sciety
Bessemer Steel
Orst
Thrift clubs urge H C L reduction in southeast
Avants Sept 29 Thrift clubs with over 100000 members push to cut high living costs. Silas W Davis director calls for discussion, watchdoging profiteering, and prudent saving. He urges shop around, buy only essentials, use meals efficiently, and advocate employment for idle persons to ease price pressure.
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Silas W. Davis
War Loan Organization
Federal Reserve
War Savings Societies
Davis
Rail strike halts British trade. US ports stall shipments
Washington reports shipping from American ports bound for the United Kingdom is at a standstill due to the British railway strike. Coal supply to inbound ships halted, with outbound British vessels still served. The notice notes disruption across Atlantic cargo flows and port activity.
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Washington
United Kingdom
Southern Baptists Expand Cuba Mission With 750000 Plan
Atlanta reports the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board will spend 750000 over five years to expand Cuba mission work. The program includes new churches and schools, Cuban staff growth, a Havana college site upgrade, and regional improvements across six cities. Dr. B D Gray leads inspection, with Cuban and American staff guiding efforts.
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Cuba
Baptist Home Mission Board
Frst
B. D. Gray
Southern Baptist Convention
Havana
Cienfuegos
Sagua la Grande
Cardenas
Colon
Southern Baptists
Northern Baptist Organization
M. M. McCall
Home Mission Board
Corps of Workers
W. B. Miller
Peabody College
J. G. Chastain
Gray
Panama
Canal Zone
George Dowe To Teach Golf Players At Country Club
The Cloverhurst Country Club announced the hiring of George Dowe as golf instructor for the coming season in Austin, Texas. He will report soon and begin duties immediately, with hopes the program will revitalize club activity since the war era.
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George Dowe
Cloverhurst Country Club
Austin
Roosevelt Week in Georgia During October
Atlanta Sept. 29 Roosevelt Week in Georgia will honor Theodore Roosevelt as a great exponent of Americanism during the week of October 20. Georgia aims to raise 50000 for the national Roosevelt memorial fund with leaders from all parties offering support. Georgia's senators Smith Harris and ex-Senator Hardwick back the drive. The memorial group, nonpartisan, may become a Washington monument or a Roosevelt university. A separate effort seeks to buy the Bulloch homestead at Roswell as a shrine for Southern admirers.
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Atlanta
Theodore Roosevelt
Georgia
Martha Bulloch
Roosevelt Memorial Association
United States
Hoke Smith
William J. Harris
Thomas W. Hardwick
Do. W. McClure
E. Y. Clarke
New York
William Boyce Thompson
Red Crow
Russia
Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt University
Bulloch
Roswell
Fireman Killed as Destroyer Boiler Explodes
Key West dispatch reports a destroyer Greene disabled by a boiler explosion was towed into port. Fireman James Joseph Quinn of Philadelphia was instantly killed. Andrew Reid McGregor of Vineland New Jersey and C Wycker of Kanada were briefly burned while others suffered minor scalds.
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Key West
Estroyer Greene
James Joseph Quinn
Philadelphia
Andrew’ Reid McGregor
Vineland
C. Wycker
Kanada
Unclear fragment hints at transit or station changes in St Louis
Fragmentary text references St Louis city, a September event, the Suite Sta and American wt station mixture. Mentions a person named Robert F and possible rate changes or emergency actions. Insufficient coherent details to confirm date, place, or outcome.
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Earemen
Robert F
Alenia
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