Alabama Georgia Colleges Settle Southern Championship
Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn and the University of Georgia will meet in Atlanta to decide the Southern Intercollegiate title. The 19th meeting pits undefeated Auburn and Georgia, with Tech offering its field. A strong crowd is expected as both sides bring their best lineups and star players into the decisive game.
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Alabama
Georgia
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
University of Georgia
Athens
Atlanta
Ponce de Jseon
Grant Field
Tech
Texms
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Buciilelad
Bettreen
McWhorter
Newell
Vanderbilt
Habe Taylor
Alabama Polys
Carey
Evens
Captain Cochran Promoted to Major in Adjutant General Dept
Captain Franklin Miller Cochran of the Firth Infantry has been ranked to major in the adjutant general's department. The promotion was announced by Adjutant General Van Holt Nash yesterday. Captain Sidney L. McCarty, chaplain of the First Infantry, has resigned and lives in Thomasville.
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Franklin Miller Cochran
Firth Infantry
Adjutant General's Department
van Holt Nash
Sidney L. McCarty
First Infantry
McCarty
Thomasville
Yellow Jackets Ready for Clemson Game After Rest Day
Tech football Coach Heisman gave the team an extra rest day after the Georgia game. Cushman has an elbow dislocation and may miss the season remainder. Johnson returns to duty at end and defensive end spots, aiming to spark a stronger effort against Clemson on Turkey Day.
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Heisman
Georgia
Clemson
Turkey
Cushman
Tech
Tigers
Golf Champion a Bride
Fall River Massachusetts November 17 Miss Katherine C Harley former national womens golf champion wed Herbert A Jackson of Brookline a Harvard alumnus in a simple ceremony expected to be announced locally and celebrated with family and friends
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Fall River
Mass
Katherine C. Harley
Herbert A. Jackson
Brookline
Harvard
Morehouse and Fisk to contest southern colored football title
Morehouse college of Atlanta will host Fisk university of Nashville in a Friday afternoon game on Morehouse campus starting at 2 30 for the colored football championship of the south. Morehouse challenged Fisk for the title last season and Fisk seeks revenge.
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Morehouse College
Atlanta
Fisk University
Nashville
South
Morehouse
Fisk
McLendon Named Delegate to Waterways Convention
Governor Blaton named 8 Guyte McLendon former railroad commissioner a delegate to the National Deep Waterways convention in Jacksonville this week where the Panama Canal opening is eyed. McLendon is to deliver an address and other delegates were named earlier. Meanwhile the U S court for the northwestern division of the northern district of Georgia opened in Rome with a calendar heavy on criminal cases and internal revenue violations.
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Guyte McLendon
Jacksonville
Panama Canal
McLendon
United States Court For
Northwestern Division
Northern District of Georgia
Newnan
Rome
Newman
Howard Thompson
United States
John Dean Steward
Stanton Henley
Hooper Alexander
John Henley
Atlanta
Reguar Court
Georgia President Wilson Praises Georgia Chamber
President Woodrow Wilson signals interest in joining the Georgia Chamber of Commerce via a telegram to President Charles J. Haden. The message, sent on Georgia Products Day, lauds the chamber's work and implies a likely unanimous election, highlighting Wilson’s support for Georgia farmers and business leaders.
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Woodrow Wilson
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Haden
Wilson
Washington
Georgia
State Chamber
General R. K. Evans To Return To Atlanta Today
General R. K. Evans commander of the Department of the Gulf, is due back in Atlanta today after a lengthy absence spent on inspection duty and rest on a Mississippi plantation. Lieutenant A. Evans, his son, returned Saturday and Mrs Evans will return Tuesday with General Evans.
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R. K. Evans
Department of the Gulf
Atlanta
Mississippi
A. Evans
Dodgers Release Manager Dahlen
New York November 17 Manager William Dahlen of the Brooklyn National League club was today given his unconditional release by the club. Dahlen is negotiating with a minor league club. His successor will be announced next Thursday.
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William Dahlen
Brooklyn
National League Baseball Club
Dahlen
Bielder Jones
Chicago Americans
Brooklyns
Sewanee Kentucky Game Called Off Amid Travel Disruption
Nashville report says efforts to schedule a game today between the University of the South and Central of Kentucky failed as Central of Kentucky cannot travel to Sewanee. The cancellation stems from a railroad wreck delaying Saturday’s visit.
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Nashville
Tenn
University of the South
Central of Kentucky
Sewanee
Anniston Wins Golf Tourney Over Coosa Club
In Rome Georgia on November 17, Anniston Country Club defeated Coosa Country Club 13 up in the third of a series. Ten players per team, Anniston leads two matches to one. The fourth match will be played here this winter.
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Rome
Anniston Country Club
Coosa Country Club
Anniston
Rice Plans Campaign for Bird Protection in Atlanta
James Henry Rice Jr the field secretary of the National Audubon Society moved to establish the southern headquarters in Atlanta and press a bird protection drive. He visited leading Atlantans Monday and said progress is satisfactory. A campaign meeting will be set soon to outline activities.
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National Association of Audubon Societies
Atlanta
James Henry Rice, Jr
National Association
Newspaper publishers to meet in Atlanta
At the executive committee meeting Birmingham November 17 the dates March 16 and 17 were chosen as the tentative schedule for the twelfth annual meeting of the association to be held in Atlanta. Curtis B Johnson of The Knoxville Sentinel leads the committee to arrange a plan for widespread publicity across the South to be reported at the annual gathering.
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Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Curtis B. Johnson
Knoxville Sentinel
All Southern Team This Season Shows Power in Attack
Dick Jemison outlines a heavy, fast all southern eleven with strong offense and solid defense. Vanderbilt and Auburn players headline ends tackles guards and center with Georgia and Vanderbilt in key roles. The backfield is speedy with strong plungers, forming a formidable unit for the southern region.
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Dick Jemison
Gterg
E. Brown
Vanderbilt
Robinson
Auburn
T. Brown
Turner
Georgia
Thigpen
Pitts
Morgan
Paddnock
Haliws—Mcwhorter
Newsil Sauburn Harris
Menderson
Sts
Riverside Prepared for Sewanee Military Academy Game
Gainesville November 17 Riverside Military Academy faces Sewanee Military Academy in a Friday prep clash after a 20 to 20 tie with the Georgia Military College. Riverside aims to prove itself against Tennessee’s top prep program while hoping no injuries arise from weekly scrimmages.
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Riverside
Sewanee Military Academy
Gainesville
Riverside Military Academy
Georgia Military College
Atlanta
Iverside
Milledgeville
More Fair Weather Is Today’s Program
Weather forecast for Atlanta and vicinity predicts a clear, warm day after a Sunday rain. Forecasters note recent unsettled conditions and caution that a storm moving from the Mississippi valley could bring rain and chill if it breaches northern barriers.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Mississippi Valley
Chinese merchants in Panama stage coordinated shutdown
In Panama and Colon and inland centers more than 3,500 Chinese merchants closed shops for an inventory protest against a new registration law. The action seeks to pressure the government to modify the rule requiring new certificates and higher fees or risk deportation. Small traders fear hardship and laundry services face delays as authorities prepare responses.
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Panama
Republic of Panama
Colon
Chinese Chopkeepers Fall Short Under Rag Latration Law
Chinese not complying with the rag latration law November Chinese chopkeepers in the canal zone have not been affected as noted in the brief report.
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Iin
Te Canal Zone
Longevity Recalled In Death Of 83 Year Old Joe Johnston
Alexandria Virginia November 17 In the employ of one firm continuously for 72 years died Joseph F Johnston at age 83. Johnston began work at a tannery in Alexandria at age 11 and remained with the firm as it passed through several family controls.
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Alexandria
Joseph F. Johnston
Johnston
Smuggling arrest in Mobile tied to Merweetan ship crew
Mobile authorities arrested Thor Strom the second mate and Mike Thomas the cook of the steamship Alm on charges of smuggling Chinese into the United States. May Chee identified the two men and said he and two other Chinese had paid $200 each to bring them from Mexico.
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Ala
United States
Thor Strom
Mike Thomas
Cook
Alm
Sunday
May Chee
Smnupgiec
Strom
Thomas
Bis Country
Mexico
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