M C A GYMS OPEN THURSDAY WITH NEW PROGRAMS
The two new MIA gymnasiums at the YMCA will open Thursday for 800 members with graded classes from 9 am to 9 pm. Leagues in track, basketball, volleyball, and aquatic sports will run, with water polo and water basketball on Wednesdays. The Life Saving Club held its first meeting Monday night with thirty members joining.
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MIA
3. K. Stankiin
MC. A
O. Keller
Wen
J. Seoriela
Spm
AK Pranklin
Pen
AK. Frankin
Besvnews
He Franklin
KE I. Beutleld
Prep Games and Standings From Local High Schools
Football has heated the prep league with key matches looming in two weeks. Decatur Boys High faces Donald Fraser at Decatur while Tech High meets Peacock at Grant Field. remaining schedule includes November 2 and 20 showdowns and a November 26 Boys High versus Tech High clash at Grant Creek.
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Lust
Fond Teen High
Leval
Wil Ge
Decalar
Donald Uraser
Grantfield
Tech High
Teacock School
Uember
Royse’ High
Terk High Wn
Boys’ High
College
Mark Peacock
Donald Fraser
Deentun
Decatur
Grant Creid
Gordon Institute to Play Florida in Deland
Gordon Institute of Burneyville Georgia plans a November 6 game in Deland Florida against Stetson University. The cadets expect a tough test with a strong Gordon lineup and most injuries healed including Beasley returning from a broken hand and Hughes back after a shin fracture, aiming for a solid upset bid.
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Burneyville
Gordon Institute
Stetson University
Deland
Fla
Jorida
Beasley
Hughes
Stetson
Gordon
Detroit Ameri cans manager Hugh Jennings to be disciplined
Announcement by President Johnson states Hugh Jennings faces discipline at the American League meeting starting Thursday. The note confirms Connie Mack requested waivers on Plank Bender and Coombs. The advertiser asks if the notice should run near a football item, though preferring war poetry avoidance.
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Neage
Hugh Jennings
Detroit Americans
Johnson
Jennings
Publu
Connie Mack
Plank, Bender
Coombs
Doping the Tech Auburn Game Angles and Outlook
Dick Jemison analyzes Auburn Tech football with long-standing rivalries and shifting strength. He notes tech forward line grit, Auburn defense, and the chance of a tight score as both teams gain experience. The piece blends expectations, conditions, and the contest’s high stakes for Atlanta fans.
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Dick Jemison
Auburn
Donahle
Donahnuay
Jackets
Orr
Tech
Phanges
Donahue
Gata
Stu
Hig
Alabama
Tf Adbuen
Atlanta
Tere
Constitution's Numbering Plan for Players Gains Approval
The Constitution proposes numbering Tech and Enposing football players for the remainder of the season. Readers and sporting editors praise the idea, claiming it will help fans follow games, distinguish players, and boost interest during Auburn time.
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Tech
Sporting Department
Dick Jemison
Sporting
Hag
Iave
KLM
Ada
Sporting Editor
the Constitution
Auburn
Dick Jamison
Jamivon
Sporting Dior
Ao Moore
Tennessee Game Plainly Worries the Commodores
Tennessee faces a battered Vanderbilt squad after a heavy loss to Virginia. Coach McGugin must distill strength for the Tennessee clash and the following Auburn game while dealing with four cripples and fatigue from a grueling schedule.
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Tennessee
Commodores
Nashville
Tenn
Virginia
McGugin
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Central of Kentucky
Commodore
Chattangola
Knoxville
Football Fans Petition For Preas Reinstatement
Atlanta football fans urge Tim Preas reinstatement following executive board action. A petition organized by local supporters cites similar cases such as Vanderbilt's Sikes to argue for due process and fairness in college athletics. Petitions will be placed at Cumlin’s Drug Store near Beard and Walton and at Pitts’ corner store at Peachtree and Edgewood to gather signatures.
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Simulr
Rey
Southam Intercollegiate’ Athletic Association
Jame Preas
Georgia School of Technology
Southern Intercollegiate
Sikes
Vannerbile University
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
James Preag
Breadhan
Georgia School of ‘Techmatogy
Atlanta
Vanderbit
James Preas
Georgia ‘Tech
Tech
Auburn
cSlgnutaren
Tim Preas
Tung
Dick Jemison
Sporting Telter Asianta
Stace Preas
The
ST. A. A
Participaten Im College
Preas
Vanderbilt
S.C .A
Breas
Pres
Faodal
Kitcher
Cumlin
Beard and
Walton
Pitts Clear
Peachtree
Edgewood
Columons
Denmark
Sikeg
Pries Knocked Out by Pappas in Athens Bout
Special Meyer Pries the Atlanta artist was knocked out in the eleventh round of a ten round bout at the legal theater tonight by Jimmie Pappas originally from Joplin Missouri later of Macon and now of Athens Preliminaries were dull but the main event pleased fans
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Athens
Meyer Pries
Legal Theater Hero Tonight
Jimmie Pappas
Joplin
Macon
Germany and Austria Ready to Take Cotton
Austria and Germany can absorb 75 000 bales of raw cotton monthly if supply from southern states arrives. A telegram from the American embassy Berlin dated October 28 reports Austria needing 25 000 and Germany 50 000 bales per month. Cotton not contraband of war. U S government pursuing export measures.
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Austria
Germany
W. A Graham Clark
Atlanta
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Berlin
Clark
United States
Judge Grant Elected Hazlehurst Judge
Hazlehurst Ga November 3 Judge James R. Grant appointed by Governor Slaton to fill an unexpired term was elected today by about 100 votes over two opponents Colonel P I Smath and Fudge Gordon Knox. This was the only county contest with a very light turnout.
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Hazlehurst
James R. Grant
Jude
City Court of
Slaton
P. I. Smath
Fudge Gordon Knox
Colored Slayer Convicted in Augusta Murder Case
Kim Bush, a colored man, was found guilty of murder in the Augusta Superior Court for the killing of Mane Newman, a colored man, on August 35, 1898. Bush disappeared after the crime but was captured in Savannah recently. By mercy recommendation he received a life sentence in the penitentiary.
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Augusta
Kim Bush
Mane Newman
Savannah
Mercy
Penitentiary
Bishop Flipper Announces Assignments Coming Year
Dalton Georgia November special Bishop J T S Papper of the African Methodist Episcopal church announced assignments of presiding elders pastors and transfers for the coming year. The Atlanta conference meets in Palmetto and will discuss leadership changes amid efforts to renew Dr. Tanner’s tenure at Big Bethel and Cutler streets. Leaders from Morris Brown College Turner Theological Seminary and West Africa will participate in sessions.
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Morris Brown Theological Seminary
Athens
Dalton
St. James
J. ‘T. Wilkingon
Rivegeld
Pryory Calhoun
Iain. Cave Springy
CE Jame, 132 Biles M.D. O'veul,, West Fame, ‘D. Bouton
Chadsworth
W. F. Mebow
Summerville
el Chunn
Chickamauga
E. D. Galnex
Pige Tog
T. G. Shropakire
F. BR. Richardson
A. S Watkinsonn
Ghapet
C. Ot
Sannin
Jefferson
J. K. Talleterre
D. Dogreuit
Mountain
Greensboro
Thornton
Mall
Efrenit
P. B. Gell
Washington
A. Whitfeld
Saxeys
Springfield
Pope Chapel
Pininton Grove
EL Han
Pentickt
C.F. Rat
Helena
Thomas Zetlars
Barnett
Criddle
J. & Gaines
B. Ector
Marletts
Dstrict
Marlettx
Rev. C. L. Wile
Cartersville
Klaggston
W. J. Junge
Etawah
Pine Grove
J. Glanton
New Hope Station
Withams Hill
Acworth
J. &. Brown
Mt. Zion
D. D. Clarke
Canton
Carnes
Bolton and Vining
M. Hammonds
A. L. Henderson
Marietta
Pace
A.D. White
Exer IL
W. Smith
Smyrne
Norwood
Edsall
J.T. Adams
Atiricr Evangelist
G. W. Cook
Rome
Pp. Tolbert
Presiding
Gider
Romu
L. Butler
D. D. Bockiart
J. H. Myers
Cedartown
A. E. Olan
Beltview
Sireult
I. A. Watts
Dallas
R. S. Smith
Tailangosa
Robert A. Winfield
Carrollton
W. L. Pitter
Douglavite
WW. Witsalt
Austell
GD. Gardag Hogan
S. G. Davis
Fairfeld
J. Burney
Lagrangs
Griffin
Drummond Hill
J. W. Wilburn
Bowden
M. C. Gibson
B. Teague
J. H. Roberson
Palmetto
West Africa
Atlanta
Big Bethel
Cutler Streets
Alnee
C. Af
Tanner
Sinp
South
W. A. Founisin
BP. W. Greatheart
Mor
Brown College
Turner Theological Seminary
Shot While Hunting Injures J G Henson in Atlanta
J G Henson of 167 Kennedy Street was accidentally shot by fellow hunter J F Eater near Howell Mill Road while deer hunting. The 22 caliber bullet struck the left chest and lodged in the jaws. Henson was rushed to Atlanta hospital. Police deem the incident accidental.
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J. G. Henson
Kennedy Street
J. Feater
Howell Mill Road
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Fred
Henson
John H. Tolbert
Baker
Atlanta
Power Company
Crisp County Scrip Plan Aids Farmers In Cordele Va
Cordele Virginia November 3 Farmers welcomed the Crisp County Cotton association scrip program that issues scrip at cents for middling cotton to cover food clothing and dry goods. Merchants accept it, boosting optimism and helping farmers meet obligations amid the new system.
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Cordele
Crisp County Cotton Association
Black man linked to Colquitt shooting sparks lynch talk
Colquitt Georgia November 3 Hubert Phillips prominent farmer living five miles from Colquitt was shot after a cotton dispute with Jim Taylor a negro The exchange left Phillips badly wounded buckshot from the negros gun hit Phillips in the chest and lungs and the negro remains at large Sheriff Phillips a cousin to the injured man led a posse in pursuit The enraged community vows to lynch the suspect if caught
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Colquitt
Hubert Phillips
Jim Taylor
Phillips
Marietta High Holds Seventh Dist A M To Tie
Marietta Ga November 3 Special Marietta high school held Seventh District Agricultural and Mechanical to a scareless game The Agricultural and Mechanical team outweighed the plucky Marietta boys by twenty pounds to the maan Marietta gains were made by end runs and forward passes while Agricultural and Mechanical made good gains through the line Those starring for Agricultural and Mechanical were Edwards Paris and Mays Stellar players for Marietta were White Heck and McNeel Umpire Blair referee Quillian
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Marietta
Marietta High School
Agricultural and Mechanical
Edwards
Paris
Mays
White
Heck
McNeel
Blair
Quillian
Treatment of Feet At Stewart Store Draws Large Crowd
The Constitution reports Stewart Company at Whitehall Street introducing a Scholl Orthopedic department for foot troubles. A national specialist, Mr B Hulledge, led a full day free demonstration on correcting foot ailments using scientific devices. The program continues at Stewart's and will head to the Nashville store under Mr G A Montesaux.
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Stewart
Fred 5S. Stewart Company
Whitehall Street
Schell Manufacturing Company
Chicago
New York
London
Hulledge
Hia
Rutledge
G. A. Monteaux
Nashville, Tena
Widow of India Talk At West End Church
A Hindoo widow Mrs Raerjee will speak tonight at 7 30 at West End Presbyterian Church corner Gordon and Ashby Streets presenting the plight of the little widows of India. The public is invited to attend.
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Raerjee
Wall
India
West End Presbyterian Church
Gordon and
Ashby Streets
Tenteht
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Scofield
Skyiday
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Bdo
HOM Meyer
HL Ae Masur
Om. O Keller Eagghant
Florida
New York University
Fordham
Gettysbe
Browne Allen’s
Whitehall
Dopester
Ate
Aububa
Dondhue
Seldou
Gorea
Senter
Johnston
Buething
Burn
Constitution
Modores
Tumney
Ceruin
Pries
Grant
Flipper
H. F. Baker
Crisp
Bay Prince Albert
Camilla Farmer
Marietta High
Aggies
Col. Roosevelt
Nassau County
Theodors Roosevelt
Lake Shore
Ddle Silver & Culler Garlton Shoe & Clothing CO
Prince Albert
Prince
Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
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