Yellow Jackets Ready for Clemson in Last Game
The Georgia Tech squad, led by favored players such as Fielder, Johnston, Morrison and Patten, faces Clemson on a dry, cool Atlanta day. A fast, snappy battle is expected with Tech aiming for powerful flying interference and strong line play to edge a stronger Clemson unit.
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Tech Yellow Jackets
Clemson Tigers
Thaalsolvingda
Fey
Tigers
Tech
Clemson
Georgia
Turkey
Ech
Fielder
Johnston
Morrison
Patten
Jackets
Husnals
Beck Warda
Senter
Carpenter
Tackie
Spence
Hi Tech
Auburn
Sewanee
Georgis
Jackatson
Tennessee
Atlanta
Majoreorge Butler
Gane
Utley
Auburn's Title Claims Still Stand Despite Tie
The piece argues Auburn remains the rightful Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association football champion after a stalemate with Tennessee. It notes Auburn held the 3 A. A. title for 1913, that no opponent scored on Auburn, and contends a tie should not strip Auburn of the crown while Tennessee also shares the claim. The Constitution's sporting editor casts a vote for Auburn.
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University of Tennessee
Auburn
Georgia
Tennessee
Jon
Constitution
Birmingham
Prep City Rivalry Seeks City Title on Thanksgiving Gridiron
The local prep battle between Boys High and Tech High caps a storied season on Thanksgiving Day at Grantfield. The winner claims the city prep championship after a tightly contested race with upsets and close scores. Tech High enters favored status, boasting three wins and a lone defeat to Chatinoora’s strong eleven, while Boys High aims to rebound with star players Leach Wood and others leading a determined offense.
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Iwayne
Tech High
Grantfield
Lt Ln
Xood
Dope
Mames
Boys
Eigh
Tonala Fraser
G. M A
Tech B. H. S
Mamely
Tus Ndason
Andy
Chatinoora
Fators Tech High
Bos Bish Hag
Donald Fraser
GM. A
Peacock
Georgia-Tech
Borsa’ High
Pech
Leach Wood
Boys’ High
the & M
Winle
Martin
Atlanta Athletic Club to Hold Thanksgiving Road Race
The third annual cross country run will be held Thanksgiving morning at 10 with local amateurs entering. The race starts at the clubhouse on Auburn Avenue, runs via Ponce de Leon and Peachtree, ends back at the club over about three miles. First prize is a loving cup for individuals and another for the winning team. Walter Locke holds the course record at 17 minutes 23 seconds.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Athletic Club
Walter Locke
Ta Tres Moustard Club
Auburn Avenue
Ponca de Leon Avenue
Ponce de Eon
Peachtree
Auburn
Darlington 28 Attalla 0 in rough recital
Darlington defeated Attalla 28 to 0 on a November day in 1974, with Darlington’s strong line holding off Attalla’s heavy team. Key plays came from Vandever, Cruise, and Klug for Darlington while Griffith and Gallant contributed for Attalla. City and league officials awaited word on Darlington’s championship challenge.
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Mome
Darlingtons
Attala
Eight Auburn Veterans Play Final Game Against Carlisle
Eight Auburn Plainsmen prepare to end their college careers in a post season game against the Carlisle Indians. listed veterans Kearley Hobinson Thispen Pitts Arnold Hart Louiselle Culpeone complete four year and two graduate, signaling tough roster adjustments for Coach Dona nne to fill the vacancies.
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Auburn
Carlisle
Auburn Plainsmen
Carlisle Indians
Uleven
Kearley
Hobinson
Thispen
Pitts
Arnold
Hart
Louiselle
Culpeone
Narod
Donanne
Druid Hills Golf Club Flag Tournament Set for Thanksgiving
The Druid Hills Golf Club announces a Thanksgiving flag tournament open to all members. Two prizes will be awarded, with entry set at 50 cents and handicaps applied. Players may choose morning or afternoon starts, flags planted where the ball rests after the final stroke. No flags issued after 1:30 PM.
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Drews Hills
Morris Brown to Clash With Atlanta University on Thanksgiving
A Turkey Day football clash between Morris Brown and Atlanta University on their campus at 2 30 p m stirs strong local interest among black fans. The teams are longtime rivals with noted speed and aggression, and officials are chosen for strict fair play.
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Atlanta
Morrs Brown
Atlanta University
Morris Brown
South
Atlanta” University
Morris Brown University
Georgia State Field Trials Open in Waynesboro
Waynesboro Ga November 28 The fourteenth annual Georgia field trial began with ten starters in the amateur state. Cotton Hlat gom owned by I C Jordan won first place Cesar's Van owned by Mr Middle bucks won second Petcy Donstans owned by TH Powell third The drawing for the eighth open Derby took place tonight with twenty two starters
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Waynesboro
Georgia
Cotton Hlat ‘Gom
I’. C. Jordan
Ceesar
Mr Middlebucks
Petcy Donstans
TH Powell
Tonfeht
Stertere
Women Qualifying At Druid Hills Golf Event
Atlanta women golfers begin qualifying for the invitation tournament at Druid Hills. First day includes pairings for match play with flights on eighteen or nine holes. Handicaps apply. first round due by November 27, finals by December 7. Trophies and runner up prizes announced. entry fee is $1.
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Atlanta
Druid Hills
Sethe Bret Ff
Mondey
Young Men's Christian Association to Stage Thanksgiving Athletic Meet
A preliminary meet by the YMCA on Thanksgiving morning aims to classify members by press records for future handicap events. The program includes 75 and 100 yard dashes, 200 yard dash, running high jump, three broad jumps, shot put, 60 yard straightaway, 20 yard swim, plunge for distance and a broad dive, all starting at 10 o'clock.
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Closalty
Young Men's Christian Association
All Western Team Chosen By Eckersall Honors Four Tonota Players
Chicago November 23 Four Tonota football players, 4414 champions of the western intercollegiate conference, named to Eckersall all conference eleven. Wilbur Hightower Northwestern named captain. First team includes Cherry Ohio State, Back Wisconsin, Chapman Illinois, Des Jardine Chicago, Routh Purdue, Shull Chicago, Squier Illinois, Clark Indiana, Pegus Wisconsin, Hightower Northwestern, Selon Minnesota.
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Chicago
University of Tonota
Walter H. Eckersall
University of Chicago
Saelontonsy Eckersall
Wilbur Hightower
Northwestern University
Cherry
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Chapman
Inols
Des Jardine
Routh
Purdue
Shull
Squier
Illnois
Clark
Tinoia
Pegus
Wingis
Hightower
Northweatern
Slosson Hurls Defeat Hoppe In Billiard Challenge
New York report of George F Slosson challenging William F Hoppe for the 182 balk-line billiard title. Match must be played within sixty days. Hoppe, currently on the Pacific coast, is not expected back in New York until January. Hoppe won the title from Blosson two years ago, and has since defended it against Sutton Yamada and Denarest.
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New York
George F Slosson
William F Hoppe
Hoppe
Pacific Coast
Blosson
George Sutton
Koji Yamada
Calvin Denarest
Georgia football lineup letter from Birmingham admirer
A 1914 letter from Georgia admirer Birmingham Ala comments on Georgia football lineup and player initials, noting duplications and attributes of Tenacity Hustle Grit and Persistence in the team display.
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Georgia
Ted
Auburn
Dick Jemison
Hes
Mctoriall
Peacock
Powell
Padagek
Morel
Birmingham
Ala
Football Fatal to Bay in Russellville Arkansas
Thomas McClure aged 18 died in Russellville from tetanus after a high school football injury on November 14. The report notes ambulance and hospital care, with the event dated November 39. A second item mentions railway improvements in Manchuria reducing travel time from Leondan to Japan from fourteen to twelve days.
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Russellville
Ark
Thomas McClure
Manchuria
Leondan
Japan
Corruption Charges in Patrick Pardon Document
New York November 2 District Attorney Whitman opened an inquiry into the Patrick pardon granted by Governor Dix on November 27 1912. Affidavits allege a Wall Street banker offered to secure the pardon if Patrick's brother-in-law joined a mining deal. Milliken denied any link to the pardon while Patrick defended the pardon as based on his innocence. Legal costs for Milliken totaled about 150000.
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New York
Whitman
John A. Dix
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
William Marsh Rice
Joseph Walker, Jr
Wall Street
Patrick
John T. Milliken
St Louis
George C. Goodrich
Anna 3. Goodrich
MiNiten
Dele~hanty
Delehanty
Dix
Waller
Falue
Soya Patrick
Tulsa
Okla
St. Louis
Dix “Nolely
Mulliken
Milliken
Falaer Hood
Millen
St. Lows
WEW Organic Measure Sought for Porto Rico
New York November 23 Arthur Yager governor of Porto Rico arrived from San Juan en route to Washington to push a new organic act for the island. He cites progress in political and industrial development and notes Porto Ricans seek home rule with greater local participation. The administration has appointed two native Porto Ricans to the executive council giving them a majority in the upper house.
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New York
Arthur Yager
Porto Rico
San Juan
Washington
Agi
Yager
Nitro Tank Explodes At Aetna Powder Plant
November 22 at Aetna Indiana a nitroglycerin mixer warning whistle failed to avert disaster as the nitro building blew apart. The blast ripped through the plant area, shattered windows, damaged farms and frightened residents within ten miles. No injuries were reported due to timely evacuation by workers.
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Chiesso
Aatna Powder Company
Aetna
Ind
Edward
Smettertueh
Chardiy
Placen
Daniels Makes Fight For The Navy Uniform
Washington November 23 Secretary of the Navy Daniels ordered an investigation into two sailors admitted to a Washington theater last Saturday night. He directed Solicitor Edgerton to confer with the district attorney to determine any basis for legal action. Theater managers said no discrimination occurred and several men from each service were in the audience. Doorkeepers claimed the two men appeared intoxicated, but witnesses supported sailor sobriety, prompting Daniels to proceed with the inquiry.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Daniele
Edgerton
Navy Department
Hiquor
Tein
Department
Daniels De‘tapane
Bel
Bryan Heads to Washington From Miami for Brief Break
Secretary of State Bryan left here early today for Washington after a visit to Miami since last Thursday for a winter home vacation.
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Bryan
Washington
Miami
A-K Tablets Offered as Quick Relief for Indigestion Aches
An advertisement touts A-K Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and stomach aches. It claims instant relief for nausea after meals and while traveling by cart, train, or boat. The copy notes genuine A-K Tablets bear the MK nanogran and are available through druggists.
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Draggista
Rediscount rates unchanged awaiting surplus reserve data
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board will not alter rediscount rates for commercial paper until it has accurate information on surplus reserves held by member banks. About 200 million dollars is seen as surplus in the north and east, prompting caution to avoid gold export. The south and west may see rate changes as data indicates lower reserves. A weekly bank report to the reserve banks will aid the board in gauging conditions. Each reserve seat is bonded at 250000 dollars and each deputy agent at 150000 dollars.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Banka
Federal Reserve
Cotton shipments to Germany and Japan markets expand
Washington reports guaranteed late cotton shipments to Germany via Holland and transit permits to Dutch firms. New Orleans brokers announce direct Bremen cotton shipments on the Greenbrier, capacity about six thousand bales. In Little Rock a Japanese buyer purchases 400 bales for delivery in Kiohe, signaling a broader Arkansas campaign following Texas demand.
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Washington
Germany
Halland
State Department
The
Hague
Foreign Office
Netherlands
Bremen
New Orleans
Greenbrier
United Pruit Company
Europe
Japan
Little Rock
Ark
Board of Trade
Kice
Arkansas
Kiohe
Canal Naval Parade Hard Hit By The War
Washington reports replies to navy inquiries on foreign ships for the International naval voyage from Hampton Roads to San Francisco next spring are slow. No ally has pledged ships. Austria Greece Sweden Colombia and The Netherlands declined. Japan declines while elevation continues. Portugal will send two vessels and Spain also will be represented.
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Washington
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Colombia
Netherlands
Germany
Chile
Brazil
Ching
Italy
Portugal
Spain
Rusty nail causes $4000 damage suit
Mrs. T. Russell of 1 East Fair Street filed a $4000 damages suit against Dr. George P. Payne alleging that in 1912 he tore down the roof of the home she rented and negligently left protruding nails in the yard, causing a painful injury to her foot.
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T. Russell
East Fair Street
George P. Payne
Decision Reserved On Tillman Children Custody
The South Carolina Supreme Court reserved ruling on an order directing Mrs Lucy Dugas Tillman to show cause why her children Douxsehka Pickens Tillman and Sarah Starke Tillman aged 10 and 7 should not be given into another’s custody. Mrs Tillman and her daughters testified at an extraordinary session as counsel for Benjamin R Tillman Jr., the children's father, sought custody.
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Columbia
S. C
State Supreme Court Today
Lucy Dugas Tillman
Douxsehka Pickens ‘Tillman
Sarah Starke Tillman
Tillman
Supreme Court
United States
Benjamin RB. Tillman
BR. Tillman, Jr
Rockefeller Fights Indictment In Sherman Law Case
William Rockefeller petitioned the federal court to dismiss the indictment charging him and twenty other former New Haven directors with Sherman law violations. He argues the grand jury panel was drawn in New Jersey, outside this federal district, and cites reasons for a plea of abatement. Other directors filed demurrers and sought more time for final pleading.
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New York
Wiliam Rockefeller
Standard of Millionaire
New Haven
Rockefeller
New Jersey
Arkansas Blazing With Forest Fires
Arkansas suffers widespread wildfires from Texarkana to Jonesboro, wiping out timber across thousands of acres. Governor Hare cites treasury strain and militia disorganization delaying state relief. Fires threaten government timber lands near Hot Springs and disrupt river traffic along the Mississippi Arkansas shores.
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Little Rock
Ark
State of
Arkansas
George W. Hare
Texarkans
Jonesboro
Saat Corner
Fort Smith
Helena
Hot Springs
T. A Smith
Rock
EV. Visor
Otter
Memonia
Cotton Exchange Explains Drop in Price After Houston Reopens
New York cotton exchange wires Houston exchange president Ed wards that the price decline came from liquidation by syndicate members and heavy selling from Atlantic points. The message says the trade foresees a period of commercial activity and the exchanges will enable equal participation for all interested parties.
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New York
Houston
Texas
Congress
New York Cotton Exchange
Edwards
Houston Cotton Exchange
Hedeo
Atlantic
New Orleans
Posses Search Swamps for Escaped Convicts
Pensacola Florida November 23 pos ses search the swamps for five white convicts who mutinied at a county convict camp near here yesterday and escaped after killing A Mayo a guard Bernard and Robert Fortenburry Louisiana boys serving an eighteen months sentence for robbery led the mutiny. County authorities also say Bernard Fortenburry shot Mayo while he was attempting to summon guards who were off duty and asleep. All of the prisoners who escaped are armed with rifles and revolvers taken from camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
A. Mayo
Bernard
Robert Fortenburry
Louisiana
Bernard Fortenbarry
Mayo
Minnesota wage law declared unconstitutional ruling issued
November 23 Pal reports the 1815 Minnesota legislature was found to have unconstitutional public fund wage law. Judge Fudge Catlin ordered a temporary injunction stopping State Auditor Iverson and the minimum wage commission from spending further funds and suspended the commission’s order setting a minimum wage for women and minor workers effective today.
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Pal
Minnesota
Fudge Catlin
Iverson
Minimum
Dr Hathaway Specialist atlan ta physician advert
Dr Hathaway promotes specialists in diseases of men and women with a long established local reputation for cures. He offers treatment at reasonable prices and invites sufferers to consult without delay. Hours are 9 to 12 and 2 to 1, with special hours by appointment. Suite 201 210 McKenzie Building Peachtree and James streets corner opposite Candice Building.
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Atlanta
Phang Ivy
McKenzie Building
Peachtree and
James Streets
Candice
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William Rockefeller
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