Bulldogs Prep for Virginia clash with squad depth listed
Georgia Bulldogs announce a 27 man roster minus Walter Forbes for a Saturday conference game at Virginia. Injuries to Curran Thompson Howard Handall and Thomason noted but all are expected to be ready, with veteran captain Enachman leading freshmen and Mercer games upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Bryant
Withhens
Thomas and
Mehre
Georgia — Bulldogs
Rattlers
Charlottesville
Virginia
Walter Forbes
Forbes
Georgia
I. Day
Sage
Rogers
Joselove
Butler
Levi
Taylor
Luckie
Bass
Baca
Carmichael
Smack
Thompson
Curran
Mapp
Howard
Moore
Hollis
Kilpatrick
Sherlock
Morton
Weilers
Kain
Nelson
Hatcher
Randall
Thomason
Bofond
Handall
Theater listings bring blend of acts across city venues
Atlantans face final three chances to see director Edwin Vail and Will Loyd in the Seric Players production Blame for the dramatic guard by Owen Davis, closing after this run. Multiple theaters present vaudeville and feature acts including Lyria Theater, Forsyth-Keith, Metropolitan, Rialto, Palace and Tudor with stars like Viola Dana and Bette Daniels in various titles.
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Lyric
Edwin Vail
Will Loyd
Roth
Owen Davis
Notre Dame to Attend Pasadena Tournament of Roses
Irish elated over trip to California as the athletic board accepts invitation to Pasadena on New Year’s Day. Rockne selects 33-man squad for Wisconsin trip with Captain Adams Walsh and others listed. injuries shift positions and substitutes drill after practice.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Athletic Board
Pasadena
Cal
Rockne
Wisconsin
Adam Walsh
Stubsdreher
Badgers
Edwards
Reese
Stubldreher
Harmon
Walsh
Adams
Maxwell
Kizer
Weibel
Glueckert
Harrington
Hannasek
Sach
Rip Miller
Wallace
Roland
McMannon
McMulen
Collins
Crowe Huntsinger
Raton
Layden
Livergood
Coony
Halkbacks
Don Miller
Crowley
O'Goyle
Frelli
Mearndon
Connell
Roach
Stuhldreber
Parson Defeats Hurd In Autumn Golf Semi Finals
Pinehurst November 6 Donald Parson of Youngstown Ohio defeats N B Hurd of Pinehurst 4 and 3 in the first division semi finals. In second division Clive Alver of Hartford Conn beats H L Wiswell 3 and 2 and J D Armstrong of New London Conn defeats W Farrell one up on 20 holes. Third division C J Becker loses to J R Bowker 2 up. F P Jones beats J H Avery 2 up. J J Whitacre defeats G A Magoon 4 and 3. Fourth division James Barber defeats E A Stewart 5 and 3.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Donald Parson
Youngstown
Ohio
Hurd
Sand
H. J. Blue
Aberdeen
N.C
T. A. Cheatham
Wittsburg
Clive Alver
Hartford
H. HL. Wiswell
New London
Conn
W. Farrell
New York
Armstrong
C. J. Becker
Philadelphia
J. R Bowker
F. P. Jones
Montreal
J. H. Avery
Detroit
J. J. Whitacre
Waynesburg
G. A. Magoon
Pittsburg
James Barber
Englewood
N. J
E. A. Stewart
Brooklyn
Death Toll as Driver Naps in Speeding Auto
Corporal Alice Edward Johnson, 23, of Palmetto, Florida, dies in an auto wreck near Macon, Georgia after a long drive from Texas. Private Walter Williams and Sergeant Walter Stanford survived, stating they were asleep at the wheel. Johnson’s body will be taken to Nocatee, Florida for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Alice Edward Johnson
Palmetto
Fla
Here
Nocatee
Flas
Walter Williams
Walter Stanford
Johnson
Texas
United States Air Service
Atlanta
Fire destroys Plains building in Americus area
Wire from the Wellon building in Plains, twelve miles west of Americus, caused by a fire on the second floor, resulted in an estimated twenty thousand dollars in damage and left the structure practically destroyed. Jennings Brothers general merchandise store Earl Carters market and a family on the second floor were housed in the building.
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Americus
Wellon
Plains
Jennings Brothers
Earl Carter
Forsyth Theaters Week End Vaudeville Offering Praised
Forsyth patrons enjoy a fine week end bill led by Al Wohlman “The Graduate,” a top laugh creator. Mack and Velmar headline a writing room wrangle with Whitfield and Ireland in dances, Valentine and Bell bicycle act, Dunbar's Bell Ringers close with a novel, entertaining finish.
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Forsyth Theater
Beginz
Eni
al Wohlman
Forsyth
Mack
Velmar
Neil
Vern
Whitfield
Ireland
Valentine
Bell
Dunbar
Donahue and L S U Charges Depart Amid Wild Cheering
Baton Rouge report on LSU Tigers headed to Atlanta to face Georgia Tech with coach Mike Donahue and staff leading 25 players amid a large student turnout. The all Southern fullback Wycoff is highlighted as a key test, with a probable lineup named and a list of traveling players.
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L. & N. Road
Atlanta
Donahue
Tech
Tiger
Louisieau
Nut
Wycoff
Louisiana
Tigers
Rice
Indiana
Auburn
Arkansas
Fay
A. Weaver
Campbell
Swanson
Vernon
Steele
Parriere
Jackson
Stevens
Allen
Connell
Pitcher
Dimmicx
Clay
Miller
Warner
McCall
Spencer
Kenam
Morgan
Bourgeois
Forgey
Weber
Matthews
Malnutrition Attributed to Faulty Diet By Doctors
Cincinnati, November 6. Dr F L Swartout at the 40th annual Southern Homeopathic Medical association convention said all malnutrition cases stem from faulty diet and can be remedied by supplying omitted nutrients. Chicago asthma specialists Dr Burton Frazeltine and Dr Alywyn W. LaForge claim asthma cure is no longer a mystery, noting over a million sufferers and framing it as a functional nervous system disturbance rather than a chest disease.
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Cincinnati
FL AL Swartout
Washington, D. C
Southern Homeopathic Medical Association
Burton Frazeltine
Alwyryn W. LaForge
Chicago
Opium Policy Criticisms at East Asia Conference
Sao Ke Alfred Sze, Chinese minister to Washington and delegate to the opium conference, attacked great power policies in the Far East alleging easy opium access, Macao revenue from opium, and French Indo China failures. Delegates from Britain France and Japan proposed a committee to draft a plan to curb opium smoking in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Associated Press
Sao Ke Alfred Sze
Washington
Sze
Macao
Indo-China
Malcolm Delevingne
Fort Worth Klan Hall Destroyed by Flames
Fort Worth Texas November 6 Fort Worth Ku Klux Klan hall recently completed at a cost of about 50000 was destroyed by fire early this morning. The brick building origin of fire unknown two near residents heard two explosions before flames. No meetings were in session Wednesday night except minstrel rehearsal. The last man to leave the hall Wednesday night was Blair who closed at 1110 PM. Fire investigators and local names cited but cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Ku Klux Klue
Kha
Klan
BR. Blair
Hboxe
Blair
Cyclops Hyer
Pneumonic Plague Claims Two More in Los Angeles
Two more deaths from pneumonic plague raise Los Angeles toll to 26 since an outbreak began October 19 in the Mexican quarter. Dr. W Dickie, state health official, reports four new cases in the Mexican sector and Belvidere district. Total cases reach 37 as rat extermination extends into the stricken area with 20 trained nurses and physicians conducting daily surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
W. Dickie
State Board of Health
Belvidere
Wording Perils Buckets Charges in Stock Exchange Case
New York November 6 A Federal judge threatened to dismiss an indictment against vine brokers in the Consolidated Stock Exchange case over faulty wording of the indictment. He ordered trial on charges of conspiring to use the nails to defraud. Testimony on bucket orders would be barred by the document. Eight defendants pleaded guilty including Raynor partners and former officers of Consolidated Stock Exchange in the 1922 case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dange Alon Tland
Vine
Consolidated Stock Ange
JoeWitt C. Raynor
Curb Exchange House
Raynor, Neholax & ‘Truesdell
Raynor
Rermet
McQuade Brothers & Qquillan
William 8. Silkworth
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Anoser
Madden Will Hunt Surplus Funds For Tax Refunds
Washington report says House Appropriations Chairman Madden will search for surplus funds across departments, aiming for hundreds of millions to refund to taxpayers. He plans a measure to return treasury surpluses over 24 million to taxpayers in the current year. Madden expects at least 456 million in the railroad administration and subcommittees are set to meet next Monday to review appropriation bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Madden
Coolidge
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Rairoad Administration
Appropriations Committee
Wayne Wheeler Sees Big Gains for Drys in Elections
Wayne B. Wheeler, counsel for the Anti Saloon League, reports wide dry gains in both houses. He notes 319 of 320 districts show house members favorable to prohibition enforcement and against a beer and wine amendment, with 10% wet. In the senate, of 33 elected, only one is wet and four for law enforcement but not dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Wheeler
Kentucky
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Wlineis
Delaware
Search Continues For Negro In Death Of Turpentine Man
A 50 man posse scoured Liberty county near Riceboro to find Tug Jackson, charged with killing W. Tipping at O'Quinn's turpentine still on Lane's Bridge road last Monday. Officers checked a reported sighting near Riceboro but found no trace of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Riceboro
Liberty County
Tug Jackson
W. ©. Tipping
O'Quinn
Dempsey Gets Chance to Fight Fuente in 1925
Los Angeles reports Tony Fuente, a young Mexican contender, proposed to meet Jack Dempsey at Culver City on July 4, 1925. Manager Fred Winsor sent the plan to Jack Kearns after California legalized ten round bouts with decisions and twelve round bouts without decisions. Fuente has recent knockout wins and a four round decision over Floyd Johnson of Iowa.
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Los Angeles
Tony
Fuente
Jack Dempsey
Culver City
Here
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Fred Winsor
Winsor
Kearns
New York
Floyd Johnson
Iowu
Madden Candidate for Gillett’s 108 Speakership Bid
Washington November 6 Representative Marlin B Madden Republican of Illinois announced he would be a candidate for speaker to succeed Frederick H Gillett who was elected to the Senate in Massachusetts Madden has chaired the house appropriations committee and served twenty years in Congress He declined to actively campaign last session and no other member has announced candidacy Ohio’s Thoas Longworth Republican floor leader has endorsement from the Ohio delegation for speaker but Longworth offered no comment on Madden’s bid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marlin B. Madden
Illinois
House
Frederick H.illett
Senate
Massachusetts
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Gillett
Friends of
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Longworth
Cincinnati
Tholas Longworth
Ohi
Frederick H. Gillett
Martin B. Madden
Minois
Mellon Sees Brightening Business After Election
Washington reports Secretary Mellon predicts a general upturn in business and expansion as election brakes are released. He believes railroad programs may be laid out with confidence for years, and international recovery from the Dawes plan should boost commerce. He notes forthcoming tax reforms and tax-exempt securities as next treasury themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mellon
Treasury
Ele
Europe
United States
Congress
Suade
Georgia Planter Shot by Tenant in Georgia
A November 6 incident near Donaldsonville, Georgia leaves E. D. Spooner, a wealthy Seminole County planter, gravely wounded in a shotgun attack by tenant W. H. McCullers who is jailed. The quarrel began over a farm settlement as Spooner prepared to depart from his auto. Both men are prominent locals with long ties to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldsonville
E. D. Spooner
Seminole County
W. H. McCullera
Spooner
McCullers
McCulors
Coolidge Accepts Bid to New Orleans Visit Planned
New Orleans on November 6 reports President Coolidge has accepted an invitation from Louisiana businessmen to visit New Orleans and likely two other cities in the state. Emile Kuntz, Republican national committeeman, said the president acknowledged the invitation and would confirm the schedule soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Coolidge
Emile Kuntz
Republican National
Kentucky Boxer Falls to Jack Reddick in Four Minutes
Louisville light heavyweight Soldier Buck, famed in local rings, falls cold to Jack Reddick of Atlanta in 4 minutes 13 seconds of the second round. Reddick dominates with a sharp left jab and right cross after a close first round, while Burman defeats Farley and Sheppard edges Ray in a 10 round featherweight tilt.
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George Congdon
Soldie Buck
Louisville
Jack Reddick
Atlanta
Buck
Reddick
Dreamland
Kentuckyian
Duke Abel
American Legion
Holt’ Gewinner
Bejt
Jake Abel
Abel
Ak Reddick
Wight
Connection
Joe Burman
Macon
Farley
Columbus
Burman
Jordan Steppard
Benny Ray
Sheppard
Ray
Battling Brooks
Bill Strickland
Two Year Olds Meet Griffin For Title In Futurity
At Ballinore Maryland seven two year olds race for 40000 Wimlico Futurity on a mile track with American Way and Ringlefoot as strong contenders. Candy Kid and Smokefoat are also noted threats as trainers weigh the field while Courtazeous and Mother Goose have uncertain participation. In Georgia, LaGrange High prepares to host Griffin High after a narrow setback, with captain Gibson sidelined and both teams ready for a hard fought gridiron clash led by Coach Taliaferro.
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Ballinore
Glen Riddle Farms
Ringlefoot
J. E. Griffith
Smokefoat
Maryland
Harry P. Whitney
Candy Kid
Ivan Parke
Courtazeous
Mother Iroose
Whitney
Whitfield Voters Quit Incumbents in County Races
Dalton Ga November 6 Special. The entire Whitfield county courthouse staff will change January 1 1925. J C Black elected ordinary over no opposition. Marshall Westbrook defeated incumbent C L Isbill by 151. W C Cleckler beat Sheriff T N Peeples by 199. Phoene Broadrick defeated 473 Field by 248. Ian Hilt won tax receiver over J Y Kenemer, tax collector Frank Tolling over Matt Tatum and W E Head by 994. Board to be C Cook W C Cline C C Henderson H P McArthur. King an independent for Hiplace on Ea board and E Smith surveyor reelected. coroner A W Hit reelected. Entire ticket Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Whitfield County
J. C. Black
Marshall Westbrook
C. 1. Isbill
W. C. Cleckler
T. N.] Peeples
Phoene Broadrick
Field
Hampton Held on White Slave Act Charge in Atlanta Case
Jack Hampton, listing Atlanta and Florida as his address, was held for the federal grand jury under $2,008 bond after a Thursday hearing before U.S. Commissioner Joe Abbott on charges of violating the White Slave Act. Agents say Hampton and Pauline Wright traveled through Alabama with a woman and registered as husband and wife at several hotels. Hampton denies coercion, claiming the woman volunteered. Attorney Frank A. Dougman represents Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hampton
Atlanta
Florida
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Joe Abbott
Hampton
Department of Justice
Pauline Wright
Federal
Alabama
Frank A. Dougman
Charles L Isbill Dies in Dalton Hospital
Charles T. Isbill, clerk of Whitfield Superior Court, died this morning at a Dalton hospital. A prominent Baptist and member of a secret order, he was well known in the county. The obituary notes his long service and local influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Spet
Charles T. Isbill
Whitfield ‘Superior Court
Toul
2Sbill
Opening of St Andrew's Apartments Draws Atlanta Elites
A gala opening of the St Andrew's Apartments at West Peachtree and Eleventh streets attracted many of Atlanta's prominent citizens. The 72 apartments were reported 100 percent rented on opening day as guests attended a charity dinner and evening program. The building was erected by Venne Realty Company with Gude & Company supervising mechanics and G Lierd Preacher & Company as designers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
St Andrew's
West Woeachtree and
Eleventh Streets
Vancing
Venne Realty Company
Gude & Company
G. Lierd Preacher & Company
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Enachman
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AG Loews
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Ruth Wheeler
Charles Forsythe Sod
Willie Ward
Renee Adorve
Merton
Hown
Glenn Hunter
Paramount
Viola Dana
Kimo Kohli
Sam H. Harris
M. Rich & Brothers Co
Douglas MacLean
Metropolitan
Maclean
Walter Biers
Georgia Voy
Dangerous Money
Rialto
Bebe Daniels
Grow
Lyria Theater
I Lyric Players
Loew
Vaudeville
Fearue Pictures
Keith
Howard Theater
Keun Hunter
Sterton
Ropolitan Theater
Rialto Theater
Bete Daniels
Alamo
Q . Ky
Vetmar
Ereland
Fandeville
Charles Forsythe
Renee Andorer
Metro-Goldwyn
Bet “Merton
IES
METROPOLITAN _ Daily
Walter Hiers
Ianto
Ararat Grotto
Spiller’s Park
Ne Pachmann
Ban Casio
Opera Co
Laut Wolteman
Devlathawn
Mischa “Elman
California
Parson
H. C. Witwer
U. 5
Wayne Wheeler
Drys
Gllett
SEC. Mellon
Georgia Planter
Lagrange
Griffin
Oglethorpe
LaGrange High School
Griffin High
Joral Tean
Gibson
G. N
Swedel. J
la Irange
Berns
LaGrange High
Taliaferro
Charles L. Isbill
Hevies & Potter
Boston
Mass
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