Alabama Tennessee gridiron clash promises thrills in Tuscaloosa
The Alabama Tennessee game scheduled for Saturday in Tuscaloosa is seen as a thriller by local fans. Tennessee is favored after a strong showing against Vanderbilt in Nashville, while Alabama anticipates a hard fight comparable to Sewanee.
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Wilsons plan to attend Army Navy football game
Washington reports that members of the Wilson family will attend the Army Navy football game in New York on November 29. A president has promised to go if possible.
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New Henderson Car Advance Promises Fuel Cost Solution
A kerosene consuming carburetor invented by Ray Harroun offers the New Henderson a fuel saving option. It can be fitted to the New Henderson and will also burn gasoline, presenting a notable advance in motor car efficiency and versatility.
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Little Women at Atlanta Delights with Faithful Stage Craft
The Atlanta audience enjoyed a charming production of Little Women last night. Margery Taylor as Jo and Lucy Cotton as Mrs George M Clark stood out, with Max Juergens as Professor Bhaer and Elaine Benton in supporting roles. The cast delivered faithful period atmosphere and gentle humor, transporting viewers to a typical New England home.
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Professor Bhaer
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Hannah Munett
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Margery Taylors
Lucy Cotton
Max Juergens
Professor Baer
Alcott
Sidney Ormond
Dutch Windmill Extravaganza Draws Packed House
The Dutch Wind Mill show runs daily with packed audiences enjoying the performances of twenty Princess Girls in song and dance as the highlight of the little theater.
Bo Williams Pennant Scrap Sparks Missouri Valley Contenders
Bo Williams, once a Gordon Institute ace and pupil of Commodore McGugin, is changing fortunes at Central College in the Missouri Valley. Reported by St. Louis and Kansas City papers, his fresh talent and squad spirit have produced a potential championship contender in his first season. Also noted are a White Sox victory over the Giants and a New York Nationals loss to the Chicago Americans with score details.
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Lookouts Acquire Fred Graff From Browns
Chattanooga November 13. Manager McCormick announced from Columbus the purchase of third baseman Fred Graff from the St. Louis Browns. Graff was recalled from Chattanooga by the Browns and sold to Oakland but refused to report.
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Guard team basketball games in doubt tonight
Two National Guard Basketball League contests are uncertain as the Governor's Horse Guard Regulars are slated to face Company C and the Governors Horse Guard Specials are set to meet Company G, with postponement likely.
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Dodd Will Case Goes to the Supreme Court
Heirs contest Mrs Barbara Dodd estate worth over 200000 willed to Mercer University. Judge Ellis upheld demurrers to the caveat and sustained the will. Executors lawyer Westmoreland Bros and C P Gorce argue lack of monomania as a defense.
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Mercer University
Supreme Court
W. D. Ellis
Doda
Milis
James Larkin Freed From Mountjoy Prison
Dublin November 13. James Larkin leader of the Transport Workers union was liberated today from Mountjoy prison where he was serving a sentence. The event marks a dramatic inroad in a long labor campaign.
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Ireland
James Carkin
Transport Workers’ Union
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Sedition sentence and transport strike ripple through labor ranks
A seven month sentence for sedition was given as Larkin spoke at labor headquarters where followers staged a striking demonstration. Transport workers have been on strike since early December amid talk of a general strike spreading to Great Britain.
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England
Great
Release sparks crowd as Garkin taunts government
Britain James Garkin addressed a large crowd gathered before the barrierWaester on his release. He declared they had fought the strongest government of modern times and warned it had made a grave error in imprisoning him and an even larger error in releasing him.
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Britain
James Garkin
Aberty Waester
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