Tech Ruling Rules Three Players Ineligible For Football
Georgia and Auburn football plans stir as Tech faculty declares Morrison Spence and Hill ineligible under the 8. I. A. 1A rule for summer baseball participation. Clemson game prep continues at Athens while Tech assesses other trials. Coach Cunningham maintains a strong lineup for Clemson despite injuries to Dezendorf Wingate Thrash Beasley Coleman and Garmany.
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Garmany
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Henderson
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Athens
Atlanta
Tech
Morrison
Spence
Hill
Guyon
Street Cars Fall Into River After Bridge Collapse
In Cleveland on October 3 a collision on West Third Street bridge sent two street cars plunging thirty feet into the Cayahoga river. Forty passengers in one car and twenty in the other were aboard when the bridge collapsed. At least four were killed and about thirty badly hurt as rescue and investigation efforts began.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
West Third Street Bridge
Cayahoga River
Freight Rates Hearing Before Railroad Commission of Georgia
Atlanta Oct 3 A proposal to restore pre 1903 freight sugar rates was made by G Raines Seaboard Air Line general freight agent in Georgia. He noted interstate parity and asked Georgia to revise intrastate rates to align with interstate levels, potentially raising some carload costs while reducing others under a straight scale for shipments under 190 miles.
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Georgia
State Railroad Commission
G. Raines
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Railroads of
New Orleans
Éaet
Interstate Commercce Commission
Onder
Eugar
Southeast
Raines
Georgia Railroad Commission
Georgis
Interstate Commission
Savannah
Alleah
Charlestom
Aiinia Ah Gaeta Patek
Denied Carranza Will Demand Withdrawal of Troops Twenty Four Hours
An Associated Press tally states that Mexican officials in El Paso denied a Mexico City report claiming Carranza would issue an ultimatum for immediate U S troop withdrawal. The report warned that failure to comply within twenty four hours would trigger a Mexican delegation withdrawal.
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Carranza
Associated Press
el Paso
Texas
Andres
United States
Bigsmith Case Shook Hands in Georgia Federal Hearing
In Atlanta on October 3 a federal circuit court hearing weighed whether the ordinary of Oglethorpe County or the federal court governs the James M. Smith estate. Receivers appointed by Judge Speer argued for federal jurisdiction while Zadok Smith claimants and temporary administrators pressed state authority. The panel, including Judges Pardes Grubb Walker, held potential jurisdiction doubt required delaying final action and sent the estate back to state control pending further argument. The Speer receivers are John R White, Charles H Phinizy, Rufus L Moss of Athens, and W Paul Carpenter of Atlanta. temporary admins are Andrew C Erwin, N D Arnold, L K Smith, and David W Meadow. Attorneys Alec C King for Zadok Smith claimants and the temporary administrators, with Hamilton McWhorter and others, contended jurisdiction remained unsettled. The case also noted claimants living out of Georgia in Louisiana and South Carolina.
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Atlanta
Oglethorpe County
James M. Smith
Smithonia
United States Circuit Court
Don A. Pardes
W. I. Grubb
Birmingham
Richard W. Walker
Huntsville
Als
Federal
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Judge Speer
Speer
John R White
Charles H. Phinizy
Rufus L. Moss
Athens
W. Paul Carpenter
Andrew C. Erwin
N. D. Arnold
L. K. Smith
David
W. Meadow
Alec C. King
Hamilton McWhorter
Hamilton McWhorter, Jr
Horace M. Holden
Howell C. Erwin
Georgia
Louiaiana
South Carolina
All National Guard to See Border Duty
Secretary Baker announced that all National Guard units in mobilization camps will be sent to the border in the immediate future. Units from various states will be moved, and Tennessee cavalry will also be deployed. The muster in is not a matter of record, but troops will be dispatched as they detach from camps.
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Associated Press
Washington
Baker
National Guard
Regina
West
Colorado
New Hampshire
New York
Mississippi
Tennessee
Department
Relief Fund Campaign Aims to Aid 1 Million in Near East
The United States launches the greatest relief drive since Belgian relief to aid Armenians and Syrians. A $5,000,000 fund will assist one million destitute in Turkey Persia Syria and Palestine. Turkey consents to relief and Allied blockade to be lifted. President Wilson proclaims October 1 2 as relief days.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
Pernia
Syria
Palestine
Wilson
Villa Says He Is Friendly to U. S
Mexican mining men arriving in 1 Paso report that Villa announced after the capture of San Amos Chihuahua on September 24 that he bore no enmity toward Americans. He urged Americans to return and reopen their mines, promising protection. He said he fights only the traitor Carraita.
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Associated Press
Paso
Villa
San Amos
Chihuahua
Carraita
County Commissioners Hold First Meeting of Month
The board approved routine items such as county supplier contracts for convicts and road and bridge reports, audited accounts, and paid settlements. Tax matters were discussed but not finished. They arranged relief for infant paralysis cases, agreeing to fund care for Mary Lou Loyd at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore and to send the child there for treatment. Captain Long reported on Clarke’s work at the State Farm in Milledgeville and the county’s recent support.
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Mary Lou Loyd
Baltimore
John Hopkins
W. T. Long
Clarke
Milledgeville
Itate
Captain Long
Will My Child Take Dr. King's New Discovery
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a pleasant syrup for coughs and colds. It claims years of experience prove its effectiveness and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Buy a bottle and use as directed for relief.
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Dr. King
Dr King
Es Ray
Henry Accepts Call to Tabernacle in Maysville
Prof Henry of Maysville accepts Tabernacle Baptist church Athens pastor's assistant post and plans to move with his family around November. He will lead music at Tabernacle on Sunday while awaiting the move. Chronic dysentery remedy claim features a West Manchester man’s cure and Baer’s Sta ton residents corroborate.
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T. A. Henry
Maysville
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Athens
Henry
Tabernacle
J. L. Baer
West
Manchester
Baer
Staton
Clear Skin Comets From Within
A dubious advert promotes Dr. King s New Life Pills for a clear complexion. It claims gentle action without gripe and targets all ages. The text appears as an old style promotional snippet with unclear origin and concluding misspellings.
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Dr. King
Preparedness Helps Coughs and Celdis Guide
A fragmentary note discusses preparedness and remedies for coughs and colds with unclear names and partial brand mentions. The text includes stray letters and disjointed phrases referencing A. Palmer and Co. without coherent context.
Officials named for Tech Georgia game in Atlanta Journal
The Atlanta Journal reports Nichols of the University of Chicago and McGoffin of Chicago will officiate the Tech Georgia clash. Their proven track record impressed both schools. The head linesman position remains undecided, with speculation an easterner may be chosen.
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TECH
Athens
University of Georgia
Journal of Atlants
Athe
Full List of UGA Cadet Officers Announced by Major Boswell
Major Boswell, commandant of the University of Georgia military department, released the full list of cadet officers for the seven companies of the student militia. The roster includes captains, lieutenants, adjutants, sergeants, and corporals across companies A through G, with names and assignments detailed from battalion majors to Company G sergeants.
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U. of Ga. Cadet Co
Boswell
University of Georgia Military Department
Seoat
Boas
Probe failure in finding aeronauts stalls inquiry
An official inquiry into missing military aeronauts reported today that it failed to locate them. Statements signed by Henry Woodboure and BR Hawley of the Aero Club mark the outcome of the probe.
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deThe
Sven Gated
Military Aeronauts
Polican
Henry Woodboure
BR. Hawley
Iof Ide
Aero. Club
Relief of Poland Proposal Sparks War Talks Revival
A fragment notes Germany’s reply to a relief for Poland and mentions revived peace talks. It asserts the proposal will not be discussed and highlights four fronts with ongoing war coverage. The writer urges reporters to act squarely with readers.
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