Controversy Over Georgia Tech Investigation Letter
E J Williams comments on the Georgia Tech football inquiry and its handling. He urges tighter rules to prevent compromises and calls for testimony under oath from players and witnesses. He argues for board reforms and greater transparency to clean up college athletics.
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Feprutm Wlins
Dahlonege
Georgia
Tent
Owentye
Piedmont
Bev
Hia
Oshlonega
Sporting Halter
Ultla
Lawa
White College
Court of Justice
Sazy
Lotha
Berkeley Handicap at Emeryville Ends In Wide-Open Finish
Peter Sterling wins the Berkeley handicap at Emeryville with Gan Alviso close second and Red Leaf a distant third. Six furlongs first race sees Heather Scot at 6 to 5, Bobby Shafton runner-up, and Strat Martin third. Second race covers six and a half furlongs with Angela securing victory and Creston Bay second. Third race seven furlongs Seren ity wins with Ambrose and Sea Air contesting. Fourth race mile plus Berkeley handicap features Peter Sterling again over San Alviso and Red Leaf. Fifth race six furlongs Blondy wins over Sir Brillar and San Nicholas. Sixth race mile and fifty yards Capt ain Burnett wins with Martinmas and Etapa trailing.
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Oakland
Peter Sterling
Berkeley
Emeryviile
Gan Alviso
Red Leaf
Heather Scot
I Hayes
Bobby Shafton
McKay
Strat Martin
Dugéen
Mounce
Bonhour
Emma G
Balmor
Angela
Walsh
Creston Bay
Ross
Ambrose
Borel
Sea Air
Miller
Alice Carey
Meaia Metlakatla
Pexey Oneal
Netting
Storm
Annie H
Jelly Witch
Pater Sterling
Moreland
San Alviso
Davis
Red Leet
G Burns
Dollie Dollars
Janeta
Ovelando
Blondy
Burns
Sir Brillar
GW. Miller
San Nicholas
R. Davita
Burning Bush
Hand Maiden
Confidence
Captain Burnett
Pendergast
Martinmas
HK Davis
Etapa
Lig
Sandy
Fisher Finy
Rrenock
Grace St. Ualr
Resint
Our Sallle
Xmas Presents Free Glasses Offered at Hawkes Co
An old ad notes free Xmas presents and offers eye care by A K Hawkes Co Scientific Opti rians at 4 Whitehall, with eye examinations described as exact and reliable. It promotes hats cleaned and reshaped at Bussey near 28 1 2 Whitehall St. and urges procurement of proper glasses if refractive defects cause pain or annoyance.
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Bussey
Whitehall St
A. K Hawkes Co
Scientific
Optirians
Whitehall
Atlanta Athletic Club Football Team Gears Up for Key Games
The Atlanta Athletic Club football squad trains for matches with Montgomery and Savannah teams under Coach Heisman of Tech. Cunningham leads practice Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights with candidates Patterson Carson Moors Spence A Doonan Hudson Hugely Gregg Dargan Fitzsimmons Moore in the running. Strong talent shown as players sharpen for upcoming contests.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Montgomery
Savannah
Heisman
Tech
Cunningham
Placco
Patterson
Carson
Moors
Spence
Doonan Hudson
Gregg
Dargan Fitzaimmons
Moore
Thoroughbred Racing Summary From New Orleans Card
The New Orleans racing page reports Brimmer rallying from 6 to 1 to 7 to 20 in the third race before Severus won by a head. Al Muller nosed out Durable in the fourth, while Esther Brown and Brimmer featured in late actions. City Park entries note multiple selling and steeplechase events with runners such as Tom Mofee, Dario, and Kinmesha across five races.
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New Orleans
Brimmer
Jan
Severus
Sto Brimme
Lens
al Muller
Favoritte
Georgia Gh
Daniel
Soeur
Notter
Woi
Thind Tim
Una
Eno
Boyz Silver Cup
Edina
Sylvia G Vac Searcy
Miss Selurnding
Imogene
Gemgs
Florence Kel
Sallie Barry
Troxter
Tom Mofee
Mountain
Durable
Klley
Tine
Dario
Constantia
Stele Land
Eolaine Alvie
Ruckinetta
Fe Shanno
High Bob Flathead
la Garde
Heiden
Esther Brown
McDaniel
Agnes Dorsthea
Ansonia
Rifle Range
Agnes Wood
Linda Lake
Blue Ban
Sir Cyril
Sussex
Padrone
Lowatrina
Llorence Nolan Pourth
Lena
Delaby
Dashawas
A Plekens
McClwer
Vincentio
Donovan
Fonsoluea
Trenola
Asabo
Athena
Blackstone Wins First World Speed Prize at Burroughs Contest
A H Bullackstone Jr of the Meat Bank wins first prize in the first world speed contest for the Burroughs electric adding machine with a time of 5 minutes 12 5 seconds. P L Blackshear of Maddox Rucker Bank places second. The event drew 250 entries totaling $81,264 in value at the Moncar Hobart office supply expo in Atlanta.
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A. H. Bullackstone, Jr
Meat Bank
Burroughs
P L Blackshear
Maddox-Rucker Bank
Moncar-Hobart Company
South Broad Street
Blackstone
Neal Bank
Blackshear
Burroughe Electric
Ee, Clapp
Harry N Rice
E W Ginn
Ginn Publishing Company
G. C Osborne
Standard Construction Company
New York City
R. L. Burd
Department of Inventions
Cc E F Piery
Department of Systems and Mechanical
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
C J Walker
LZ Gilbert
Mower & Hobart’s
Boys’ High School
Sriscoe
Girls’ High School
Atlanta
Globe- Wernicke Company
E. L. Cash
G. W Skee's
C. Wilkingon
Cincinnati
H. A. Stacy
Samual V. Tatufi Co
Mkewlae J
Mantell in King Lear Scores a Distinct Hit
Robert Mantell stars as Lear in a strong Grand Theatre production supported by a balanced company. The cast delivers high performance with H Cooper Cliffe and Francis McGinn notable, while stagecraft and costumes receive praise though some scenery crudities appear. Next up are The Merchant of Venice and Hamlet with other shows continuing at nearby venues.
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Lear
Britain
Mantell
Gloster
W H. Crompton
Kent
Gordon Burley
Zamuna
H. Cooper Cliffe
Cornwall
Walter Campbell
Albany
Romaine Callender Icuran
Hamilton Mott
Burgundy
Finley Beere
France
George Stillwell Edgar
Francis McGinn Oswald
Generil
Franklin Bendtsen
Guy Lindsley
Gould Sears
Watts Cale
Stillwell Gonery
Regan
Cordelia
Marie Booth Russell
Altida Cortelyou
Irene Prahkar
Robert Mantell
King Lear
Shake- Speare
Mr Mantell
Old Britain
Prince
Cyril Scott
New York
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
William A. Brady
Atlante
Mr. Mantel
Hamlet
Francis McGinn
Wall
Alicia Cortelyou
Irene Prahar
Russell
Miss Cortelyou
Miss Prahar
Fool
Franklin Bendsten
Caltiff
Goneral
Albany's Castle
Glosters Castle
Lauren Foreman
Captain William H Wall on furlough for nephew’s wedding
Captain William H Wall of the Southern from Washington to New Orleans takes a fifteen day furlough to attend his nephew Mark Dein’s marriage in Chicago, with plans to return to serve Christmas dinner aboard the train. Also notes Wall’s first vacation since starting his dinner call duty.
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William H. Wall
Washington
New Orleans
Captain Walk
Chicago
Mark Dein
Captain Walls
Captain Wall
Thewa
Roosevelt Seex Taft's Manager in Washington
President Roosevelt met with A Vorys of Ohio, Taft's political manager, in Washington. Vorys will stay until after the national Republican committee meeting and attend the rivers and harbors congress. He says the political situation is satisfactory.
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Roosevelt Seex Taft
Washington, DC
Roosevelt
Vorys
Ohio
Taft
National Republican Committee
Wallace Presbyterian to Install New Pastor
Rev John D Keith formerly of the Methodist Protestant church was received into the Presbyterian ministry at an Atlanta presbytery meeting. He accepted a unanimous call to Wallace Presbyterian at Walker and Stonewall streets and will be installed next Sunday at 7 30. The ceremony will include Rev J Patton presiding and Rev Lynn R Walker officiating. Keith’s prior charge was Cedar Grove circuit and he will be based in Atlanta. The public is invited to attend.
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John D. Keith
Methodist Protestant Church
Hed
John DeKith
Atlanta
First Presbyterian Church
Mr Keith
Wallace Presbyterian Church
Walker and
Stonewall Streets
V. J . Patton
Decatur
Lynn R. Walker
West End
Hoyt
First Church
Keith
Cedar Grove
Presbyterian
Americans Claim Brutal Beating by Honduran Officials
American sailors Alex Tamaso from Zapaci Honduras and Henry Milligan of Michigan report being assaulted by a town mayor in a saloon. They say the mayor and petty Honduran officers beat them with a pistol butt, left them unconscious, then locked them in a dungeon until the next day. The incident was reported to U.S. Consul Reed at Port Barrioa for action.
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Honduras
Mobile
Ala
Honduran
Alex Tamaso
Zapaci
William Shine
Henry Milligan
Michigan
Ramaso
Tota
United States
Reed
Port Barrioa
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Mather's
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Stone
the Diamond
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King Hardware Coo
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Malater
Woodstock
Don Hamilton
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Husted
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Joe Shields
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Hijo
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Stan
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van Hroberg
Ernest van
Hanford
Mantel
Grace Leonard
Clark and Bradley
Zarntshy
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Owen Wister
Kirke la Shellie
Mr Wister
Hart
Frank Campeau
ED Dreyfue
Gus Nussbaum
Macon
Mr Nussbaum
Mary Duhme
Walton Alreet
St Joseph Infirmary
Winegardner
Marietta Street
Broyles
Thag
Winegerdner
BACS
Catarrh
Svete Nezaxczn
S.shoea
Ita Foundation
Fiedder
Catgarh
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Danduly M. Rich & Bros. Co
Children’s Munsing Union
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Union
Pao Munsing Union
Just
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New Brunswick
M. Rich & Bros. Co
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Talbert
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Swat
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