Yellow Jackets Prep For Georgia Rivalry Next Saturday
Georgia Tech prepares for its time-honored clash with Georgia after a tougher Auburn game. Dope favors Tech with an edge, but the team remains wary after a season setback to Alabama. A huge crowd is anticipated for the rival showdown in Atlanta.
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Saturday Games Decide S I A A Title Holder
The championship hinges on the Auburn versus Vanderbilt clash and Tennessee’s fate as a factor in final rankings. Auburn aims to preserve its undefeated record, while Vanderbilt and Tennessee seek to claim the title with their late-season tests. Key injuries threaten Auburn players Thignen Tobingon and Arnold as both teams brace for a decisive weekend.
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Princeton Faces Yale Saturday in Key Rivalry
Yale and Harvard strength is compared ahead of Saturday games. Yale beat Brown 14 to 5 last week while Harvard trounced Princeton 20 to 0. The Saturday matchups mirror the season’s early power, with Philadelphia facing Dartmouth and Penn slated against the Green eleven.
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Auburn Triumph Looms as Vanderbilt Ties Series
Auburn has won two of the nine games against Vanderbilt, eight meetings already played with Vanderbilt leading five to two. The teams meet in Birmingham next Saturday in the ninth clash. Vanderbilt has scored 1523 points to Auburn 61 in the series.
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Two Intersectional Games Saturday at Ann Arbor
Michigan faces Cornell in a key clash as part of two intersectional contests Saturday. The Wolverines seek an even season record with a victory while Illinois and Wisconsin also meet in another marquee game. Carlisle battles Notre Dame in a separate interleague matchup as fans anticipate fast-paced forward play and edge-of-seat action.
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War spreads as nations align in growing conflict
The Cleveland Leaher d Unis notes the war's widening scope as nations debate entering the struggle. Italy, Romania, Greece, Portugal and Bulgaria are discussed as potential sides, while Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland and Holland remain neutral. Germany and Austria-Hungary likely gain support if Turkey joins.
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Western Title Game Saturday
One of the season’s biggest west games pits the University of Chicago against Illinois on Saturday. A Chicago win would bolster Stagg’s claim to the Big Nine title, while an Illinois victory could create a muddled tie with several teams. Chicago leads 14 of 18 meetings, scores 328 points to Illinois 196.
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Georgia Leads Rivalry Ten to Nine in Seventeen Meetings
Georgia has won nine of seventeen games against Tech with one tie, totaling 186 points to Tech 162. Tech last won a game in 1909, and the series next meets on Saturday for its eighteenth clash.
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War as a Costly Game in Europe
An early 20th century analysis by French economist M. Leroy-Beaulieu, cited via Pram Tha, estimates total wartime outlay across major powers at about ten trillion dollars over seven months. The discussion notes monthly expenditures around 200 million dollars for the top five powers, with Japan among the lesser nations, and warns the financial strain dwarfs national morale and individual opportunity.
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Alexander Talbot
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Europe
Auburn Captain End Robinson Faces Vanderbolt Saturday
Auburn captain End Robinson, regarded as the best end in the South, leads the Tigers against Vanderbolt on Saturday. The standout lineman carries the team’s hopes in a pivotal matchup.
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North Carolina Leads In South In Scoring Race
North Carolina continues to lead the southern elevens with 334 points for the season, ahead of Tennessee in second place and Washington and Lee third. Virginia and Auburn, the other unbeaten southern powers, trail in a lively race for southern honors as comparisons with Virginia, North Carolina, and Washington and Lee emerge. Auburn remains the sole team in the nation whose goal line has not been crossed, and no opponent has kicked a field goal against them this season. Scores through Saturday's games are listed.
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Fight With Husband Fatal to Negro Woman
Mary Echols a 2 Negro woman of 147 Greensterry avenue died Sunday morning at Grady hospital from injuries received Saturday night in a fight with her husband James Echols. Injuries appeared fresh bruises and were likely caused by a heavy weapon. Echols has been jailed.
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Wehois
Wise Girl Sings Lines From Earliest Love Verse
Fragmentary OCR preserves a speech like exchange where a shy girl quotes a line about love and urges a partner to commit words in writing as proof of affection. The snippet hints at a romantic dialogue with mention of Marley and a chorus.
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Black man killed after altercation on Decatur Street
A Black man died at Grady Hospital from knife wounds suffered Saturday night on Decatur Street after speaking to a Black woman. Police have not captured the assailant, described as a stranger who fled toward Vardaman House area. The victim, identified as lying at 4 Clarks Alley, died early Sunday morning.
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Kicked Dead by Horse Near Waycross Ga
Andrew Walker a 16 year old Black youth was kicked to death by a horse he was driving after falling from a wagon in Waycross Georgia in November.
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Baseball magnates arrive in Omaha for annual meeting
In Omaha Nebraska the 800 delegates from varied states and Canada arrive for the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs annual gathering. Board arbitration sessions begin tomorrow ahead of three day general meeting with 500 cases to be considered. Debates focus on Federal league entry and reorganizing the minor leagues including class AA, salaries, and proposed league changes.
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Dudley Named Manager of Augusta Ball Club
Augusta Georgia November reports M G Dudley signed as manager of the Augusta Baseball Association team. Dudley previously managed the Thomasville squad in the Georgia State League last season.
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Body of Girl Found After Months Missing in Maine
In Presque Isle area, authorities recovered the body of Mildred Sullivan, a seven year old girl from Moulton who vanished in September amid a murder case involving Dr Lionel E Dudley. Perley Pelletier and his sister Alice were detained as accessories as officers pursue leads from statements by Kate Michaud.
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Mildred Sullivan
Moulton
Lionel E. Dudley
Sustedy
Perley Pelletier
Alice
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Pelletier
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Idol of Germans gains statues and honors for von Hindenburg
General von Hindenburg, famed for commanding in East Prussia and defeating Russians, has become a national hero in Germany. A statue already stands on a main Berlin thoroughfare and German universities are showering him with honors for his military leadership and war victories.
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Five Flights Filled In President's Tourney Match Play Starts
Seventy five golfers qualified for the president's trophy at Brookhaven, divided into five flights. Lowry Arnold led with 85, Dick Jemison 87, and Hinton Hopkins, W. E. Browne, J. B. Gray Jr tied for third at 89. First round must finish by Saturday with rounds to the 28. Pairings and scores from first round shown, including several named contestants and matchups.
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Peg o My Heart Triumph Draws City Audiences
Oliver Morosco presents Peg o My Heart starring Doris Moors as Peg with Michael Sll DeGreeted drawing large crowds at the Forsyth. The program also features Merceden in New York success, Bill Stantone, Pat Rooney and Marion Bent, Lyons and Tosca, and the Cameron sisters, promising strong attendance.
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German Vessel Breaks British Blockade Near Newerieme Harbor
The Indian, a 1 042 ton vessel with twenty one crew and a 2818 ton cargo of mitrate, ran the British blockade near Newerieme harbor after warning of wartime. Picked up by a tug south of the Scotland lightship, the ship had been operating since June 11 and sighted a potential belligerent on October 1 before steering toward an American port. Weather was hazy at dawn.
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Why We Need Game Laws From an extraul fiw eres
A man named Omar walks from a railway station with a large game bag and many ducks, proudly evading wardens. The piece attacks lax attitudes toward hunting laws, arguing genuine sportsmen heed restrictions while a single egregious violator undermines restraint.
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Small Arms in Europe From a World War Manual
A historical snippet summarizes European infantry and cavalry rifles and carbines including Mauser models for German and Belgian forces, Lebel rifles for French infantry, Russian Mosin rifles, Mannlicher designs for Austrians and Italians, and Lee-Enfield use by Britons and Belgians, with a short quoted Bobby’s Prayer note from The Boston Transcript.
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On the Veranda a Bear of a Punny Tie
A young man on the veranda expresses uncertainty about a pun involving a tie and bears. The moon hides behind a cloud as the scene unfolds in light, humorous tone.
Yale and Princeton Thirty-Nine Game History Captured
Yale has won twenty games to Princeton's ten with nine ties in the series, including two scoreless draws. The piece lists scores from 1813 to 1910s, notes rule changes and notable peculiarities such as several tied games and historical anomalies in the rivalry.
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Insect Sleeps Upside Down, Says St Petersburg Lab
Russian scientists at the Imperial University of St. Petersburg report a stick insect that sleeps on its head for four to five hours daily. The creature awakens with difficulty, and the only stimulus to rouse it is vigorous pinching of its upright legs.
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Cure for Snake Bite in Bhasnagar Village
A Bhasnagar correspondent reports two villagers bitten by cobras were seated as hot water, poured from about 16 feet, revived and recovered fully. The likely explanation is that no venom was injected and fear plus the shock of the hot water steadied them.
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Sighting Senses and Mountings by Jude Moore Song Opticians
Two principles guide our glasses selection the way you wear and the way you view through them. Jude Moore Song Opticians aims for both aspects to satisfy you at Broad Street.
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