Women Active in New York Election Work
Women divided the city into sections and managed automobiles to poll sites, fed thousands of hungry watchers, and conducted straw ballots on woman suffrage. Dorothy Perkins led dispatching for Slowest Ballot, Dr Mary Halton mobilized 1500 men to sign suffrage causes, while Mrs Join Purroy Mitchel hosted after a Riverside Drive victory party. President Wilson commented on Democratic wins in New Jersey Massachusetts Maryland and congratulated Fielder Walsh Lee and Baker in various races.
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New York
Dorothy Perkins
George W. Perkins
Miss Perkins
Mary Halton
Columbus Circle
J. Borden Flarriman
Join Purroy Mitchel
Wilson
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Maryland
Tumulty
Hudson
James F. Fielder
White House
Bryan
Fielder
David L Walsh
Blair Lee
United States
Newton
Baker
Cleveland
Essex County
Tumrulty
Smith-Nugent
Democratic Party
Tech May Spring Surprise: Coaches Barred From Practices
Tech fans eye a secret week as Coach Heisman and assistants bar players, scrubs, and freshmen from practice ahead of Auburn and Georgia matchups. Mystery surrounds lineup changes, pet plays, and whether Tackie Nance or Finch Johnson return to duty. Auburn prepares with veterans, strong defense, and plans for tight game management amid officials and seating details.
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Auburn
Georgia
Tech
Heisman
Devote
Alexander
Tech Eleven
Tackie Nance
Finch Johnson
Bac
Auburn Alumni Meeting Set for Today in Atlanta
Dr. E J Spratling president of the Auburn alumni club will preside over a 4 o clock gathering at the University club Atlanta Plans for attending the football game with Georgia Tech at Grant Field Saturday afternoon will be discussed at the meeting
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Auburn Lumni Club
Auburn
Atlanta
University Club
Georgia Tech
Grantfield
Six Teams Tie in Six Day Bicycle Race
Boston November 5 The six day bicycle race remains tied among six teams after twenty six hours of riding at six hundred three miles. Two teams were eliminated and another added by withdrawals and repairs. George Cameron of New York broke a collarbone and retired. Bob Shears of Australia quit. Pheiy mates Grass Tyan of Newark and Frank Corry of Australia joined to race one lap behind. Kopsky Keefe and Coburn Carmen trailed two laps behind the leaders.
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Boston
George Cameron
New York
Bob Shears
Pheiy Mates
Grass Tyan
Newark
Frank Co
Ordered to pay 17400 to heal girl's heart
In St Paul Minnesota on November 5 a district court verdict ordered William Augustus Edwards a wealthy St Paul sum iberman to pay Miss Aday M Cox of Rockford Illinois 17400 for alleged breach of promise. Cox had previously won 15000 which the state supreme court reversed ordering a new trial. In El Paso Texas on November 5 the Chicago Americans beat the New York Nationals 7 to 1 with Mathewson starting for New York and Hearne finishing.
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St.Paul, Minn
William Augus Tdwards
St. Paul
Hi Paso
Texas
Chicago Americans
New York Nationals
Mathewson
New York
Hearne
A. Ti
White Sox
Giants
Scott and Schalk
Meyers
Georgia Freshmen Face Riverside Military in Open-Style Tilt
Gainesville Ga November 5 Riverside Military Academy meets the Georgia Freshmen in a sensational football battle noted for open play and forward passes. Riverside relies on Ball Townsend in the backfield, a standout punter and kicker, while Georgia matches with its own fast attack led by Bob McWhorter. Local fans anticipate a close contest with keen interest.
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Riverside Miitary Academy
Georgia
Riverside
Ball Townsend
eGorgia
Bob McWhorter
Townsend
Garden Eleven
Atlanta
G Mals Boys High in Important Prep League Game
In a pivotal prep league clash G M A faces Boys High at College Park. A 0 line kickoff is set with both sides aiming for second place and a pennant shot. GM A seeks revenge after a 6 0 defeat by Tech High and coaches emphasize hard practice to shore up weak points.
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G. M.A
Tech High School
G. M. Avs
Bays’ High
GM. A
Wood
Tech
Henderson
Atlanta
G. M. Aosfield
College Park
Man Kills Woman at Shows Then Takes Own Life
In Charleston, Harry Ellis fatally shot Mrs. Charles Anderson after she attended a theater performance yesterday evening. He then killed himself. The two had been longtime friends. Authorities report the incident occurred as the pair were alone in a private setting following the show.
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Charleston
W.va
Charles Anderson
Harry Ellis
Clemson Georgia Gridiron Battle At Georgia Carolina Fair
Augusta November 5 Special The Georgia and Clemson football elevens clash in a planned annual battle at the Georgia Carolina fair. Clemson concentrates on stopping Captain Bob McWhorter to blunt his ground game, while Georgia alumni claim the challenge has stumped top teams of the South for years. The expected spectacle promises one of the season’s top southern games, with Clemson improving weekly.
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University of Georgia
Clemson
Georgia-Carolina Fairhere
Elevn
Bob McWhorter
Georgia Eleven
Southern
McWhor
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
American league to skip players demands at meeting
Chicago November 6 The American league will not consider the players fraternity demands at its annual meeting tomorrow President Johnson said no formal request had been made for reforms or contract changes and the program called for no discussion. The commission may act before the leagues on the demands. The board of directors meeting was postponed and will precede the league gathering which may discuss reduced admission to world series games.
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Johnson
National Commission
Federal League
American Association
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Federal
Charles Somers
Toledo
Virginia Eleven Praises Bob McWhorter as South's Best Half Back
The Virginia football team praised University of Georgia star Bob McWhorter after a game, calling him the greatest halfback they have faced in the South. They compared him favorably to Costello of Georgetown, saying McWhorter outshines all others in broken-field running.
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Virginia Eleven
Bob McWhorter
South
University of Georgia
University of Virginia
Georgian Terrace
Ponce de Leon
Bob
Hob
Azatin
South Atlantic
Costello
Georgetown
McWhorter
Rod
Toa
Welchonce to Receive Southern League Betting Trophy
Harry Welchonce tops the Southern league betting lead for the past season with six points more than Dave Robertson of the Mobile Gulls. George Flowey Evans, famed minstrel, promised a silver trophy in Atlanta to the leader. Welchonce previously won the award after a close contest with Robertson. Bill Smith is expected to accept the trophy for Welchonce in Atlanta.
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Harry Welchonce
Crackers
Dave Robertson
Gulls
Kavanaugi
George
Flowey
Bob" Evans
Atlanta
Welch
Mobile Gulls
Bill Smith
Supply Men Meet in Annual Convention
The Southern Supply Dealers executive committee met in this city for annual proceedings. About thirty members attended from every southern state from West Virginia to Texas. A closed morning session covered credits and business matters. rides and a tour of city sites followed with a light repast at the Piedmont Driving Club. The South Atlantic Supply Dealers group, part of the larger organization, also held a Piedmont convention. Houston was chosen as the site for next year’s meetings, likely to be ratified in a joint session.
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Southern Supply Dealers In
Piedmont Driving Club
Piedmont Hotel
West Virginia
Texas
South Atlantic Supply Dealers” Association
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Piedmont
Houston
Kid Young Knocks Out Charlie Lee in Colonial Boxing Bout
In Athens Georgia on November 5 Special, Kid Young defeated Charlie Lee in a standout Colonial boxing exhibition. Both fighters are Atlanta born.
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Athens
Kid Young
Charlie Lee
Atlanta
Sporting Answers From The Constitution Editor’s Column
The sporting editor answers questions on football history and officials. He recalls Hard Tech beating Auburn 11 to 0 in 1908 and cites two top ends Bob Blake of Vanderbilt and Vedder Sitton of Clemson. He notes Innis Brown did not officiate the Georgia Alabama game and Vaughan Blake umpired it.
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the Constitution
Auburn
A.A. FY
Dick Jemison
A. F
Bob Blake
Vanderbilt
Vedder Sitton
Clemson
Innis Brown
Powell
Georgia
Manter
Boo
Dan Blake
B. K
Vaughan Blake
Alabama
Some Homes Enough to Make Hubbies Flee
Mrs Catherine L Van Wyck president of the state conference on charities and corrections urged compulsory domestic courses for women in public schools and a federal insti tive husband law. She said most tramps on trains were runaway husbands.
Newkirk Wins First Paso to Phoenix Auto Race
J Newkirk from Chihuahua Mexico won the first annual Paso to Phoenix automobile race 617 miles in 17 hours 10 minutes Captain Johnson finished second and M J Maquin third Johnson time 18 29 and Clark 19 17
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Amaz
V. J. Newkirk
Chihuahua
Mexico
Johnson
M. J. Maquin
Clark
Cubs Sign Twirler Street From Fond du Lac
Chicago November 3 President Murphy of the Chicago National League baseball team announced the signing of pitcher Street of Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Street leaves today for a three months vacation in Europe after the agreement.
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Europe
Murphy
National League Baseball
Pitcher Street
Fond du Lac
Emory College Seniors and Juniors Win Football Games
Emory College in Oxford Georgia reports seniors defeating sophomores 12 to 7 and juniors beating freshmen 20 to 0 in interclass football. Penick scored for seniors, Saxon added late, and guard Fearce failed on two extra points. Sophomore Gibson scored the other touchdown after a 30 yard run by Rumble.
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Emory College
Oxford
Emory
F.C
Penick
Saxon
Fearce
Porter
Stephens
Michigan to stay out of conference vote tally announced
In Ann Arbor the University of Michigan community votes decisively to remain out of the Western Intercollegiate Conference. The tally shows 2,448 against and 980 in favor with a dispute over counting outside alumni ballots. Regents to decide at November 14 meeting. outcome uncertain.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Board of University Regents
Siece
De Oro Captures Final Fifty Points In Billiards Match
Alfred De Oro, the champion, won the last block of fifty points from Joseph vy of Denver, securing victory in a 150 point match played in three blocks. Carney’s total reached 37 with 82 innings played. De Oro led from inning 44 after a sensational run, his high run being four while Carney’s best was three.
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Carney
New York
Alfred de Oro
Joseph Vy
Denver
da Oro
Boxers Sign Australia Tour Contract
Boxers Courty Franson and Youngs Saylor signed a contract for a tour through Australia today. They will meet all comers and sail from San Francisco on November 15 to begin the engagement.
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Chicago
Sciddle
Courty
Ray Franson
Youngs
Saylor
Australia
San Francisco
G. O. P. Insurgents Fight Barnes for Speaker
Albany dispatch notes Republicans likely hold a safe state assembly majority but insurgents oppose Barnes choice for speaker. Hinman seen as probable incumbent leader with Sulzer as a possible rival factor. Democrats could swing if division widens. President Wilson congratulates Democratic winners.
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Albany
N. J
State Assembly
Harold J. Hinman
William Barnes
Hinman
Barnes
William Sulzer
Sulzer
Sulzer Shold
Tammany Democrats
Wilson
Washington
Jubilant Bryan hails post election endorsement of Wilson policies
Washington reports Secretary Bryan called yesterday's elections the first broad national expression since the presidential vote and an endorsement of Wilson policies. Secretary Daniels said post administration elections usually show less decisive approval but this year proves the administration's reforms have public trust. Democratic and Republican leaders voiced satisfaction, noting gains for Republicans and losses for Democrats and decrying the moose party's lack of strength.
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Washington
J Bryan
Wilson
Daniels
Woods
Buil Moose
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