Tech Heavier Than Auburn in Saturday Clash
Advance dope on the Tech Auburn game here Saturday points to a close hard fought contest between the rival teams. Tech outweighs Auburn by a small margin and Auburn’s greater experience may decide the result, with local wagers predicting a two touchdown margin for Auburn.
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Tech
Auburn
Pech
Jackets
Henviex
Heisman
Donahue
Plainsmen
Vanderbilt
Georgia James
Atlanta
Peg o My Heart Star Challenges Local Tennis Players
J L Bruce Tiden, appearing with Oliver Morosca’s Peg O My Heart in Atlanta, issues a challenge to local tennis stars. A former Swiss amateur champion, he seeks a best two of three or three of five match series against Atlanta’s top players including Bryan Grant ER, Carter Jr, and Carleton Smith.
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J. L. Bruce-Tiden
Jerry
Oliver Morosca
Atlanta
Mr. Bruce-Tiden
Switzerland
America
Air
Bruce Tiden
Tilden
Auanta Constitution
Tiden
Bruce-Tiden
Bryan Grant
Carter, Jr
Carleton
Richmond Academy to Meet Georgia Military College
Augusta note says Richmond Academy faces Georgia Military College on the local gridiron after their October 5 meeting in Milledgeville produced a 25 to 0 Georgia Military College win. Both teams are touted for speed and a hard-fought game is anticipated with possible post season plans between Richmond Academy and Atlanta institutions.
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Augusta
Prese Military College
Richmane
Milledgeville
Georgia Military College
Richmond Academy
Bmend Academy
Recas
Epsilon Pit Fraternity
Richmond Rela Military College
Tiehmend
Warrenton High
Hichment
Quartenton
Wich
Tilehmenderside
Linton District Aggies
Richmond
Savannah
Tech High
Atlanta
Clemson Georgia Game Predicted Tight In Athens
Athens Ga November 4 Special The Red and Black eleven head into Saturdays clash with Clemson Tigers after three straight losses. Georgia coach Cunningham emphasizes defense against a speedy Clemson attack while noting the Tigers’ improvement since earlier games. Georgia also fields a sturdier lineup with better conditioning and experience for a challenging contest.
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Red and Black
Ars
Clemson Tigers
Georgia
Cunningham
Tigers
Red
South Carolina
Citadel
Auburn
Tennessee
Athena
Athletic Work Opens at New Y M C A Today
Two new YMCA gymnasiums in the city begin operation today with fully equipped facilities for indoor sports. The complex features two basketball courts, multiple small courts, tracks, handball, indoor baseball and volleyball spaces, plus two natatoriums for water sports. A life saving club is planned and active class work starts today with initial workouts.
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M.C. A
Braves and Macks Returned $94000 in World Series
New York Nov 4 The World Series accounts were being balanced at National League headquarters under secretary John A Heydler. He forwarded thousands of dollars to ticket purchasers and it was announced that James E Gaffney Boston club president and the Athletic owners returned 94000 dollars after the Braves four in a row victory.
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New York
National League
John A. Heydler
League
Philadelphia
Boston
James E. Gaffney
Toston
Braves
Boxing Showdown at Columbia Theater with Hanlon Nelson
Eadie Hanlon and Terry Nelson renew their rivalry in a six round main event at the Columbia theater tonight. Crowds expect Hanlon to press for a stoppage though Nelson boasts an undefeated streak against stopping opponents. Two supporting bouts follow with Arthur Worthy facing Roy Hooper and Kid Brown meeting Kid Work.
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Eadie Hanlon
Terry Nelson
Chetes
Columbia Theater
Hanlon
Nelson
Waion
Arthur Worthy
Roy Hooper
Kid Brown
Battia Kid ‘Ork
Fullback Coleman Improving Rapidly
J. B. Coleman the Central University fullback who was seriously injured in a tackle during the Vanderbilt versus Kentucky college game two weeks ago is much improved. His father J. A. Coleman of Somerset Kentucky returned home after staying by his son's bedside since the accident.
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Nashville
Tenn
J. B. Coleman
Central University Football Eleven
Vanderbilt
Kentucky College
J. A. Coleman
Somerset
Answers to Football Inquiries on Kickoffs and Passes
The sports column explains that a player who receives a kickoff or punt may advance the ball before returning it. It also states a forward pass is incomplete only if it hits the ground or is touched by an opponent and ruled incomplete when not caught or landed.
Bridges in Rome Now Owned by City Rome Ga
Floyd county voters approved transferring ownership of the bridges over the rivers in Rome to the county commissioners. The measure, passed by a large majority, was authorized by the legislature and allows the county to assess one third of bridge costs against the Rome Railway and Light Company and other public service corporations using them.
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Rome
Floyd County
Yeaterday
Rome Railway and Ligh Company
Woman's Slayer Freed by Prison Commission
Rome Ga November 4 Special Jack Griggs a Rome printer paroled by the prison commission after twelve years in the penitentiary for killing a woman named Davis in a drunken brawl He was sentenced to life imprisonment and his supporters maintained the effort on his behalf until the parole was granted.
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Rome
Jack
Griggs
Davis
Well Known Virginia Tackle Barker Star Draws Atlanta Fans
Well known star tackle Barker of the University of Virginia football team draws Atlanta fans. He previously starred for the Mississippi A. & M. team before joining Virginia. He has been named to the All-Southern team several times.
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Tackle Barker
University of Virginia
Atlanta
Mississipp A. & M
Virginia
Baseball Men to Vote for Peace or for War
Chicago November 4 American league club owners meet tomorrow to decide war or peace in baseball. Negotiations with the Federal league have progressed to a stage needing only sanction from baseball rulers to bring peace.
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Chicago
Federal League
Langford and McMahon Set for Twenty Round Fight
Langford of Boston and Tom McMahon of New Castle Pa heavyweights were matched today for twenty rounds in Los Angeles, November 10, with the bout scheduled to be held starting November 10.
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Langford
McMahon
Los Angeles
Benson Beats Morin in High-Scoring Chicago Showdown
In Chicago on November 4, Trank Ben es Louis defeated Charles Chicago 50 to 47 in an international shillhard match played over 89 innings.
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Benson
Morin
Chicago
Indicted for Murder in Bibb County Georgia
A. W. Stokes, who shot and killed F. G Thomason here months ago claiming Thomason wrecked his home, was indicted today by the Bibb county grand jury on murder. Stokes remains jailed awaiting a hearing at the next superior court session. Also indicted is Will Whits for assault with intent to murder after shooting Clit Cook in Wall Street alley.
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A. W. Stokes
F. G Thomason
Thomason
Bibb County Grand Jury
Stokes
Will Whits
Clit Cook
Wall Street Alley
Parker Cotton Mills names new president and treasurer
Greenville November 4 Lewis W Parker resigns as president of the Parker Cotton Mills company and Alex MacBeth resigns as treasurer M C Branch of Richmond is elected president and W E Beattie is named treasurer The Parker Cotton Mills company is described as one of the largest mill chains in the United States with extensive holdings in the state
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Greenville
S. G
Lewis W. Parker
Winecof Southern Gardens dining in Atlanta
Ad copy proclaims Winecof Southern Gardens as the place to dine in Atlanta with promotional praise and urban restaurant branding.
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Atlanta
Hard to Get Jurors for Dunehoo Trial
Rome Ga November 4 Special The trial of W G Dunehoo Floyd county sheriff charged with assault with intent to murder G G Smith is in Floyd superior court Judge A W Fite presiding The day was spent trying to secure a jury About two hundred Floyd residents contributed to a fund totaling about 1000 to aid prosecution Court ruled contributors were prosecutors and those within fourth degree relatives were disqualified From more than one hundred examined a jury may be secured tomorrow The case has drawn wide public interest as both men are well known Smith a deputy sheriff opposed Dunehoo in county primary last April The dispute followed a campaign card at the county jail Smith survived the fight
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Rome
W. G. Dunehas
Floyd County
G. G. Smith
Floyd Superior Court
A. W. Fite
Moss Wright
Dunehoo
Smith
Wos
J. P. Barron
Dinnehoo
Dinehoo
Phone ends 15 year old girl's wedding in Rome
A romance between Myrtle Masks and John Darnell is halted by a long distance call. The father of the 15 year old girl orders the wedding halted due to her minority. Darnell leaves with Myrtle Meeks vowing to wed if needed across state lines.
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Rome
Harry Johnson
Myrtle Masks
John Darnell
Avheville
Ala
Tin
Mies Meeks
North Carolina
Mayor and Council Elected at Winder Ga
Winder Ga voters chose mayor and council for two years in a municipal primary. Mayor results: W B Perry 253, M Ferguson 591. At large council: Wages 248, Thompson 145, Young 46. Second ward: B C Hin 335, G W McDonald no figure provided. Fourth ward: L Hodges 438, Berry defeated Ferguson by 72 votes. Hodges and Wages elected councilmen.
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W. &. Perry
M. Ferguson
Sgi
F. Thompson
W. &. Young
B.C. Hin
G. W. McDonald
L. Flodges
My. Berry
Mr. Ferguson
Hill
Hodges
Wages
Former Senator Kean Dies After Long Illness
Elizabeth New Jersey November 4 John Kean former United States senator from New Jersey died there today after a long illness Kean served in the Senate from 1902 to 1907 and remained active in public affairs in his later years His passing marks the end of a long public career in politics and law
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Elizabeth
N. J
John Kean
New Jersey
Southern firm gets big order for twine
Postmaster General Bur Jeson signs a contract for cotton twine to replace jute for the postal service from November 1, 1914, to October 21, 1915. Beaumont Manufacturing Co. of Spartanburg, S C, will supply cotton twine meeting at least 16 pounds strength and 904 yards per pound, in various bale sizes and prices.
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Beaumont Manufacturing Company
Spartanburg
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Division of Supplies
Washington
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Negro Methodists Meet at Palmetto
The Atlanta annual conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church convened in St. Pauls church Palmetto Ga with Bishop J E Flipper presiding. Devotional services led by Presiding Elder J A Hadley with other ministers. Secretaries elected include KR Forbs J F Songster and J S Downs. Mayor Bullard of Palmetto addressed the conference and Rev Dr Morgan of the white First Baptist church praised black church achievements.
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Atlanta
The
African Methodists
Piscopal Church
St. Paul's Church
Flipper
Elde J. A. Hadfey
P. G Sbnmans
HW. J. Cannady
J. St. Fleming
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Eleven New Haven Directors Enter Not Guilty Pleas
Eleven of the twenty New Haven directors or former directors indicted by the federal grand jury entered not guilty pleas in the United States district court. Names include William Skinner Alexander Cochran James Hemingway Frederick R.B. Brewster A Heaton Robertson D Newton Barney Edward Mulligan Francis T. Maxwell Henry McHarg and Robert W. Taft. A Wall attorney appeared for Theodore S. Wall. Bond set at 5000 each with November 25 to enter motions. Edward D. Robbins reserved right to plead in bar later to claim immunity.
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New York
New Haven
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
William Skinner
Alexander Cochrane
James” = Hemingway
Frederick RB. Brewster
A. Heaton Robertson
D. Newton Barney
Edward Muligan
Francis T. Maxwell
Henry , McHarg
Robert W. Taft
Theodore S. Wall. UI
Virginia
Germans Paroled by U S Forces in San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 4 Rear Admiral Pond released on parole two German officers and two petty officers from the gunboat Geler interned after arriving from Honolulu. The action followed a message from Count von Bernstorff that the State Department would order release in parole.
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San Francisco
Admiral Pond
Geler
Honoulu
Count von Bernstorff
State Department
Czar Nicholas Goes to the Battle Front
Emperor Nicholas traveled from Minsk to the front, visiting the Rospitel to confer medals of the Order of St. George on wounded soldiers. The Moscow backed report notes the journey from Petrograd to the battlefield as World War I pressures mount.
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Nicholas
Petrograna
London
Emperor Nicholas
Minsk
Rospitel
Order of St. George
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