Six Games for Atlanta Prep Teams This Week
Gordon Keith notes six strong state elevens clash this week with out-of-town visitors. Decatur veers toward Madison in a tight opener while Locust Grove visits Marist with Marietta and Morrow's G M A squad also on the slate. A busy weekend looms as Boys High, University, Riverside, Newnan, and Tech High prepare for key contests that could shape late-season standings.
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Honta Prep
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Shome Lota
Mariat Cadets
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Decatur
Madison
Carrollton
Barron
Monroe
Bean
Darlington
Morrow
Marietta
Boys’ High
Maris
Atlanta
Cheeve
la Grange
Newnan
Rivebirds
University
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Newnan Bnnels
Yech High
Poncey
Tech High
Munroe
Second Battalion Edges Third In Tight Georgia Tech Game
The Second battalion defeated the Third battalion 14 to 13 in a closely contested Georgia Tech regimental basketball clash. Captain Ball and McFachern starred for the losers while Hall sparked the late rally that tipped a one point win to the Second. Captain Eekole and Aimsrous contributed solid guard play for the losers amid quick, savvy passing from the victors.
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McFachern
Hall
Eekole
Aim ‘Srous
Funeral Services For Georgia Woman To Be Held Sunday
Georgia native Mrs. Alice Stokes Smith widow of Sammel Owen Smith died at her Saratoga New York home on Sunday September 7 Interment will be in McDonough cemetery at 3 o clock Sunday November 15 She had long resided in Saratoga and was a Presbyterian Church member Survived by two children Mrs P C Thomas of Saratoga and Dr Harmon Smith of New York
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Youth Weds Woman Over Twice His Age in Court
Washington state municipal court witnesses a marriage as David Fowler, 23, marries Lucy Muaury Greanger, 51, in Charlottesville, Virginia, with both parties listed as residents. The ceremony marks a notable age disparity in a formal setting.
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End of the season nears as near parity rules college football
By season’s end most colleges will have played two games left. Many major teams remain undefeated or tied, reflecting a new era of wide parity and upsets. Attendance climbs as fans crave close, unpredictable games and stronger competition across the sport.
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Wnerg
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Yankees
Record of Yale Princeton Games Through the Years
The Yale Princeton football series dates to 1873 with Yale leading the overall tally. The long-running annual contest, interrupted only by World War I, shows a history of ties and decisive Princeton and Yale victories, including famed scorelines and eras of dominance.
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Yale
Princeton
Tigers
Princaton
M Rich Brothers Scholarships For High Standards
M Rich Brothers will set aside a fund to provide scholarships at Agnes Scott College in Georgia and Sharter College. The awards will aid students with high standards in actimastic work, selected by the faculty. Details on other institutions will follow.
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Georgia
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Miss Anderson Heads Agnes Scott Freshmen Class
Agnes Scott college freshman officers are Miss Veila And Macon president Miss Is ner of Charleston West Virginia vice president and Miss Gwendolyn McKinnon of Hartsville South Carolina secretary treasurer. The class comprises 192 members with sixty day students living in Atlanta and Decatur.
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Traffic Boulevards Proposed To Solve Atlanta's Problems
Five congested Atlanta streets would be designated traffic boulevards under a city council ordinance to be presented Monday after Thursday's Traffic Commission recommendation. Ponce de Leon Avenue North Avenue from Teatree to Marietta Street Spring Street Edgewood Avenue Ivy Street to Fluert Street and North and South Boulevards from Orme Circle to Caffingham Street would require drivers to stop at entrances and yield to through traffic at other intersections, with white lines and the word ston painted to mark boulevards. Reckless driving could be charged for failing to stop.
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Cam- Moniay
Flurt Street
Virgil Hill Held on White Slavery Charge by Court
Virgil FHM of Cedartown was held on $3,100 bond after a hearing before U.S. Commissioner Joe Abbott on a charge of violating the Mann White Slave Act. He was jailed for transport of two young girls, Annie Farean and Marie land, from Rome to Gadsden and Anniston, Alabama, for immoral purposes. The girls testified against Hill at the Thursday trial and had been brought to Atlanta from the state farm at Milledgeville, where they are held on charges of vagrancy tied to other cases.
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Cedartown
United States
Joe Abbott
Hill
Gailsden
Ala
United States District Court
Annie Farean
Marieland
Rome
Gadsden
Anniston
Atlanta
State Farm
Milledgeville
Famous Pianist De Pachmann to Perform in City
The renowned pianist De Pachmann is due to give a recital at the Auditorian tonight with YT Yeamans, his business manager, arranging final details in Athens after a Canada trip. He is noted for carrying a cotton-filled cigar long holder and has reportedly not carried a penny for 20 years.
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Atlanta
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Tam de Pachmann
Sadimir de Pachmann
Auditorian
de Pachmann
Yeamans
Metropolitan
Musi
Athensa
Russell Bridges
Southern Musical Bureau
Canada
The
Smith
North Carolina
Biltmore
Floc Coppir
Metropolitan Musical Bureau
Joy Entertained by Atlanta Films Committees Luncheon
Jason S. Joy executive secretary of the public relations committee of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America was guest of the Atlanta better films committee at a luncheon Thursday at the Ansley Hotel. He delivered a brief address to members and urged support for his organization. The article notes recent openings of higher government schools in China to young women.
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Fl Mation Picture Producers
Tributors of America
Better Films Committee
Atlanta
Ansley Hotel
Mr. Jay
Atlanta Theaters Show Extensive Film Lineup and Rain Drama
The Atlanta program lists New York sensations at the Lyric and several features at Loew's Grand and Keith's. Gloria Swanson stars at the Howard in Wages of Virtue, while Florence Vidor appears at the Metropolitan in Husbands and Lovers. Three Rain performances remain at the Atlanta theater, with Edith King and Wilfred Lytell among the cast as era-ending shows approach.
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Howard Theater
Gloria Swanson
Metropolitan Theater
Florence Vider
Biatto Theater
Antonio Morera
Agnes Ayers
Kame
Palace Theater
Douglas MacLean
Atlanta
Sadie Thompson
Hilda Vaughn
Shia
United States
Edith King
Wilfred Lytell
Lyric Mayers
Loew's Vaudeville draws crowds with Rogers and Garren acts
Virginia Rucker and beaus star in a lively vaudeville revue at Loew's Grand. Hart and Morton deliver dancing and a popular second act. John J. Garren presents Edythe Chriss in Love Accords to Hayle. Blanche Sweet and Conrad Nagle headline the feature photoplay Tess of the Hervilles. Hart's circuit offers a colorful program with Gall Swanson and Lyon, plus the Tinward Symphuo Jazz unit and News.
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Beaus
Loew's Grand
Hart
George Morton
John J. Garren
Edythe Chriss
Hayle
Blanche Sweet
Conrad Nagle
Tess
The
Et Hervilles
Howard
Ghar Swanson
Hen Lyon
the Howard
Miss Swanison
Mary
Husbands and Lovers at the Metropolitan Theater
Lewis S. Stone stars in a Metro political era comedy as Florence Vider and Dew'ody support a sharp cast. The film touts humor as the most effective way to argue against domestic unhappiness, with Stone leading the ensemble.
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Lewis S. Stone
Florence Vider
Dew‘ody
Radio Romance at Rialto Theater Featuring Ayree and Morena
The Rialto screens The Story Without a Name an adaptation by Victor Ervin from a Photoplay Radio Prize tale by Arthur Stringer. Agnes Ayree and Antonio Morena star in this fast paced screen entertainment.
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Rialta Theater
Agnes Ayree
Antonio Morena
Victor Ervin
Photoplay
Arthur Stringer
Andrews hurt when hit by auto in Atlanta street incident
RB R Andrews of 1 McDonald Street suffered multiple cuts after being struck by Max Einstein of Charlotte North Carolina while attempting to board a street car at North ern and Marietta rear. He was treated at Grady hospital with non serious injuries. Einstein faced reckless driving charges. Andrews released after treatment. Also note Delaware history mention of 1488 ships founding New Sweden.
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Cotton manufacturers urge tariff protection at Boston meeting
Robert Amory of Boston, retiring president of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers, was awarded the association medal. Morgan Butler of Boston was elected president. Butler urged an adequate protective tariff to shield workers and investments as trend prices rise and U S textile imports fall behind.
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Henry Ayber
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Theresa
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