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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1913

Page

4

Allen Beats Weston to Retain National Pocket Billiard Title

Kansas City December 5 Ben jamin Allen of Kansas City retained his national pocket billiard title by winning the final block of the 2500 point match from Charles Weston of Pittsburg The match spanned three nights with 909 points per block Allen won each block and the final score was 600 to 417 His high run was 26 for Allen and 15 for Weston

Allen Kansas City Benjamin Allen Charles Weston Pittsburg Weston

Maxwell's 50 000 Campaign Breaks Advertising Records

The Maxwell Motor Company spent about 50000 on a two page Sunday ad claimed as the largest single advertising campaign to date. Officials say 62 newspapers from Maine to California carried it, with a combined circulation near 10 million, vastly surpassing prior spreads and reaching farmers and dealers nationwide.

Maxwell Motor Company Maxwell Company Aversee Maine California Minneapolis Jacksonville Epic Nays E Lelroy

Detroit autos and cyclecar boom notes

A wide range of auto industry items from Detroit includes Maxwell naming decisions, Ford denial of cyclecar plans, new models from Tiffany and other makers, racing prospects for 1914, factory outputs at Buick and Oakland, and club plans for a second floor buildup as cyclecar interest surges.

Prominent Grid Stars Plans After Graduation

A Chicago bystander lists thirty five Western college football stars who graduate in spring. Some will become lawyers and doctors, while others pursue engineering, business, forestry, agriculture, or coaching. Notable names include McGinnis from Minnesota, Gallagher from Missouri, Doras of Notre Dame, Pontus of Michigan, Purdy of Nebraska, and Norgren of Chicago with coaching and farming futures mentioned.

Chicago Eimer Purdue Blerman Minnesota Gallagher Missouri Glagsop Indiana Sidorofaky Kansas Aggies Weidleip University of Kansas Patterson Michigan Gamthier and Gifford Michigan Aggies Mede McGinnis McAlmon Shaughnessy Pierce Qigues Mragouri Wilson Doras Notre Independence Kan Purdy Nebraska Soley Byer Beatrice Neb Tarberg Wisconsin Geisuman Ohio State Wilton Kanass Norgren Walter Camp David and Wieming Trobertson Facta Tillnors

Ford Cars Proposed For U S Warships

Detroit readers learn from The Ford Times about equipping battleships with Ford cars. The editorial argues Fords could serve aboard ships for transport, mail, ammunition, and crew logistics, highlighting simple construction and ease of use by sailors, urging adoption in naval equipment plans.

Detroit Mich United States Mexico Mexico City Vera Cruz Ford Ford Times Jim Rightriesy Sta

Ticket Examiner Seizes Satchel With 120000 In Cash And Jewelry

In New York on December 6 Thomas Curtin, a ticket examiner at the Pennsylvania terminal, found a brick traveling bag on a train shed containing 20000 in large denomination bills and jewelry valued around 100000. A fashionable woman later appeared, identified the contents, and took the property. she left for Chicago, name undisclosed.

New York Thomas Curtin Pennsylvania Curtin Chicago City

Gutman Captured After Long Chase From South America

New York December 6 Morris Gutman indicted for grand larceny ended a 15,000 mile chase. He arrived on the steamship Vanderk from South American ports guarded by a detective after arrests in Rio de Janeiro. He allegedly swindled seven New York banks out of 25000. He fled via Montreal New Orleans to Guatemala Chile Peru and Brazilian cities.

New York Morris Gut-man Gut- Man Vandick Rio Janeiro Crty State Department Gutman Ia New Yorke Montreal New Orleana Guatemala Chile Peru

Macon Bar Association Re Elects Old Officers

Macon Georgia December 6 Special Judge N E Harris was elected president to succeed himself. Other officers were re elected. The association plans a central library and will form an association for that purpose. The first banquet in five years will be held New Year’s Night.

Macon N E. Harris Macon Bar Association

Fred Clarke Signs to Lead Pirates in 1914

Pittsburg, December 6 Fred C Clarke manager of the Pittsburg National League club today signed a contract to manage the Pirates in 1914 It is the twenty first yearly contract Clarke has signed since he and Barney Dreyfuss president of the Pittsburg club began business relations

Pittsburg Fred C Clarke Pirates Clarke Barney Dreyfuss

Goodyear Foremen Organize Safety First Battalion

One hundred fifteen Goodyear factory foremen in Akron Ohio formed a Safety First battalion after a banquet led by President F A Seiberling. He noted thousands of workers and pledged safeguards, with moving pictures, patrol squads, and sky testing to reduce accidents.

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Akron Ohio F A. Seiberling Goodyear Company Goodyear Safety First Seiberling

Princeton Football Board Changes At Princeton N J

Princeton's graduate coaching committee met in Princeton New Jersey and severed connections with Roscoe P McClere and Philip H King as chairmen. Knowlton Ames Donald G Hering and Barclay H Parr were reelected and Ames named chairman. vacancies to be filled by two new members who favor the open game and will push it next season.

Princeton N. J Roscoe P. McClere Philip H. King Knowlton Ames Donald G Hering Barclay’ H. Parr Board of Athletic Control Ames

Kelly Named Captain of Tennessee Team

Knoxville Tennessee December 12. Farmer Kelley left tackle of the University of Tennessee football team was elected captain for the 1914 year.

Kelly Tennessee Knoxville Tenn

Two Killed in Collision in Saginaw Streetcar Crash

A heavy Interurban car struck a local street car in Saginaw Michigan on December 6 killing Mrs. Margaret Hughes 65 and a motorman Ed Robinson plus injuring several others with at least one more fatality feared.

Saginaw Mich Hare Laawiteh Margaret Hughes Ed Robincon

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