Georgia nurses handicap Georgia Warriors for Sewanee game
Injuries thin the Georgia football squad as veterans are sidelined. Punter Collings and star Hartley are out, Mott unlikely to return, Doc Harper to rest a leg, Barchan with an injured shoulder, and Hartley out several weeks. Sewanee touts a strong line and fast ends, Georgia must fight hard in its first major test with an inexperienced squad.
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Alex Cunningham
Georgia
Sewanee
Collings
South Carolina
Mott
Doc Harper
Barchan
Hartley
Hargrett
Rothe
Cheeves
Citadel
John Rigdom
Vandiver
Whelchel
Rigdon
Pew
Reynolds
Austin
Ne- Ville
Broylen
McWhorter
Hoe
Highsmith
Broyles
Anderson
Anthony
Belgian King and Queen Visit Yosemite Valley
In Glacier Point California on October 15 the King and Queen of Belgium toured Yosemite Valley. At the ranger station the Queen stroked the fur of a roe deer. she entered a cage briefly as an animal snapped at her coat. She spoke with an Indigenous squaw during the outing.
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Glacier Point
Cal
Yosemite
Belgium
Nobedy
Freshmen End Property Violations in Athens University
The Athens freshman class unanimously adopted resolutions to curb city ordinance violations by students and restore harmony with local citizens. The rules forbid illegal gatherings, property destruction, and unsanctioned celebrations, with campus officials and city authorities to approve any night events.
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Athens
Sanford Field
University
Old Georgia
Mesurs
W. L. Patterson
T. E. Stokes
T. L. Everette
A. B. Almon
J. W. Barrett
J. C. Shelor
Messrs
R. G. Dickerson
Arthur Pew
Shorty” Andrews
Claude Satterfield
F. D. Rose
No Worms In a Healthy Child
An old health ad claims children troubled with worms show unhealthy color and stomach upset. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised to enrich the blood improve digestion and act as a general strengthener. The copy asserts worms will be dispelled and the child will reach perfect health, with a 60 cent price per bottle.
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Grove
Death of Mr B H Whelchel in Gainesville
Athens mourns the death of Mr B H Whelchel who died Tuesday night and was buried yesterday afternoon in Gainesville cemetery. He leaves his wife two sisters Mrs R H Park of Athens now in Gainesville and Mrs R O Barksdale of Washington DC and one brother Mr J E Whelchel of Washington DC.
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Athens
In H. Whelchel
Gainesville
Whelchel
R. H. Park
R. O. Barksdale
Washington, Gs
J. E. Wheichel
Washington, D. C
Burleson Defends All His Policies Since On Cabinet
Atlantic City October 15 Postmaster General Burleson defended his administration before business groups, defending policies under wartime. He clashed with critics over parcel post rate changes and railwood contracts, while mocking his critics. Immigrants must leave force behind, Palmer urged, while Baker vowed federal enforcement of laws and swift troop action to quell riots on October 15.
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Burleson
Atlantic City
Eens Burleson
Natonal Hardware Association
American Hardware Manufacturers Association
Wilson
Express
Easton
Penn
Palmer
Ton
Action Deferred Again by Industry Board on Labor Plan
Washington October 15 The National Industrial Conference deferred action on the labor plan pending a Central Committee report on collective bargaining. The committee struggles to define the term and the conference reconvenes tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. Secretary Wilson assumes mediation between soft coal miners and operators amid the November 1 strike call. Gilbert Gompers is reported better after nervous exhaustion and remains at home.
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Washington
National Industrial Conference
Assembly
Central’ Committee
Central Committee of Fifteen
Wilson
Labor
Wilton
Law Ag
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Savannah Church Records Record Growth in Membership
Rev. John B. Willer of Calvary Baptist Temple in Savannah marks twelve years of pastoral service with an average annual membership rise of fifty percent. The former South Side Baptist church notes a remarkable expansion, highlighting sustained congregational growth in the city.
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Savannah
John 8. Willer
Calvary Baptist Temple
South Side Baptist Church
Wilder
Clarke County Cotton Body to be Organized at City Hall
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, manufacturers, bankers, and warehousemen are expected. State representatives will explain plans and urge broad participation to secure profitable cotton prices and support regional industries.
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Clarke County
American Cotton Association
Seeey County
Avery
Clarke
Frank Shackelford
D. F. McClatchey
A Beautiful Woman And Digestion Remedies
A vintage ad discusses a beautiful woman and digestion, recommending light meat intake and occasional Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen digestion. It notes 25 cent price and suggests a broader idea of global crop reporting and industry data sharing for cotton, citing potential government cooperation and census metrics.
World Cotton Nations Urged to Cut Middlemen Links
New Orleans October reports the World Cotton Conference debating a world federation to unify trade. Advocates urge British spinners to buy directly from U.S. growers, cutting middlemen and boosting farmer prices while stabilizing global supply and commerce through coordinated warehouses and statistics.
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New Orleans
Kentucky
Dacée
Dacer
W. Iring Bala
Mer
Boston
World Ion Federation
Bullard
America
England
Departments
O. P. Austin
National City Bank of New York
Austin
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Mr. Austin
World War Vets planning future at state meet
Veterans gathered at the Ansley Hotel for a two day American Legion convention in Atlanta to plan political action and national issues. The first meeting saw state executives, committee members, and local leaders discuss organization, delegates, and turnout for the Minneapolis national convention. A new Tech chapter formed with Basil Stockbridge as commander and Forty students attending.
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Atlanta
Legion
Bocbe Telly
Ansley Hotel
Légion'ptane
America
Pine Room
Georgia Memorial Agione
Eugene FR. Black
Minneapolis
Tech
Basil Stockbridge
Charles D. Montgomery Jr
Eugene Oberdorfer
C. G. C Bloodworth
Ban Put On Tent Shows By City Board of Health
The Athens City Board of Health voted to forbid all circuses and tented exhibitions in Athens until rescinded, citing diphtheria concerns. A board investigation showed improvement, with no severe cases, suggesting the action may be reconsidered soon.
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City Board of Health
Athens
Hon T L Gantt Visits Athens Area
Hon T L Gantt of Newton Mississippi visits the city and surrounding areas. Once editor and owner of the Banner, he is hailed as a renowned newspaper man whose writings have been widely read and copied in the region. He plans to spend several days in Athens meeting friends and acquaintances.
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T. L. Gantt
Newton
Miss
Gantt
The
Banner
Boon
Athens
Hly
Home Communities to Gain From Roll Call Efforts
Atlante Oct 15 Dr Livingston Patg rand chairman of the central committee of the American Red Cross is expected to explain that the Anwri cin people will accrue benefits from the roll call. The tour to herald era division includes big spirited men and women.
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Atlante
United States
Livingston Patgrand
Central Committee of the American Red Cross
Upson Estate Verdict Items in Clarke Superior Court
In Clarke Superior Court yesterday morning the jury returned a verdict of 600 dollars in favor of the plaintiff in the Upson estate case. Officials arranged for the criminal case to proceed, with possible further jury action anticipated today.
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Clarke Superior
Stamping Out Cattle Tick Quarantine Lifted in Chatham
In Savannah on Oct 15 the law to stamp out cattle tick in the state was shown in Chatham, with quarantine lifted. Warrants were sworn out today as farmers faced penalties for moving cattle to other areas. The note marks the first case of this kind on record in the region and comes days after earlier actions against involved parties.
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Wilson
Washington
Dr. Grayson
Savannah
Chatham
Gusinaa
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Georgia Warriors
Yosemite Valley
B. H. Whelchel
ARMY
Cleveland
Baker
Ohio Federation of Clubs
Industry Board
Savannah Church
Hug
League OF Cotton Nations
Maoy
Talon
World
Thomas H. Joan
James L. Key
Ontgomery Jr
lPon
Walter A. Harria
American Legion
Georgie Rela
Haan
Upson
Chatham Stamping
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