Clemson Triumphs By One Point In Tight Duel
Clemson edges Tech 6 to 5 in a low scoring game. Key players include Clark Britt Fleming Meladden and McFadden making impacts on offense while Johnson and Whiting officiated the contest. Time halves set at 30 minutes.
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Clemson Triumphs 6 5 Over Tech In Rain Slowed Thanksgiving Clash
In a muddy held under steady rain, Clemson edged Georgia Tech 6 to 5. Clemson scored a touchdown and goal, Tech a touchdown but failed the extra point. The game featured broken field runs and heavy field conditions amid a hard fought, low scoring showdown.
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Treasury Notes Dropped to Halt Money Crisis Recorded
Washington reports Secretary Cortelyou's move to stop further subscriptions to one year treasury certificates as a sign the money market crisis is nearly over. About 35 million dollars in certificates allotted, with most proceeds aiding new bank-note issues.
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Music Aids Robbers At Kohl's Saloon Hiding In Ice Box
Chicago scene reports three young desperadoes used a phonograph to drown cries while forcing Henry C Kon and four customers into an ice box during a saloon robbery at 867 West Chicago avenue. They chatted with a passing police officer and escaped. In Wheeling a despondent woman killed herself after learning she was part of a mock marriage, Osie Pierce arouse investigations as authorities pursue the missing man.
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Georgia Triumphs Over Auburn on Muddy Field in High-Scoring Fight
Georgia defeats Auburn 6 0 after a late forward pass sequence. McChire connects for a crucial gain, Lucas recovers, and Hatcher adds the goal. Rain drenched Central City Park as 1000 spectators watched a gritty display from the Bulldogs despite handicaps and coachless setup.
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Thanksgiving pardon for Benjamin Simons in Ohio
Governor Harris announced a Thanksgiving pardon for Benjamin Simons of Columbus, a colored inmate who was sentenced to ten years for killing a man at Lima. Simons claimed self defense, served as model prisoner, and held roles as warden’s porter and spinning stand operator, earning the nickname “handsomest colored man in the prison.”
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Wild Runaway After Street Car Strikes Cab
Miss Mary Shelley of Gamesville and W Frank Lee of Washington Ga escaped serious injury when a street car struck the cab they rode in near Pine Street. The cabcarriage careened three blocks, the wheel was crushed, and the occupants were thrown out. The cabman held on, the horse ran, and the couple walked or were helped home. Motorman blamed for not signaling. slippery track cited as a factor in the crash.
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Rector Warner Starts Crusade Against Racking Morals
New Orleans. On Thanksgiving Day Rev. Dr Beverly D Warner preached at Trinity Protestant Episcopal church inaugurating a crusade against racing in Louisiana. He condemned gambling at the track, miscegenation by prominent men, and performances he called vile and iresistible. Warner, a leading southern Episcopal figure, chaired a citizens’ committee during the yellow fever epidemic to stamp out the pest.
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Turned on phonograph and gas end life in New York
New York reports a 35 year old woman, Mrs Georgia Tittle, ending her life by turning on both gas and a phonograph at her home. The act occurred while she listened to her favored tune In the Woodland Where the Blue Bells Grow. The tragedy reflects distress she faced with illness and weakness.
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Georgia Tittle
Sousa Falls Ill From Ptomaine Poisoning At Milwaukee
John Philip Sousa famed bandmaster falls seriously ill from ptomaine poisoning after a Prairie chicken meal in Milwaukee. He cannot conduct the concert in Chicago and is confined to a hotel room under care. doctors warn he will be unable to lead for several days as his band returns from a tour.
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Vanderbilt Triumphs Over Sewanee In Thrilling Dudley Field Clash
In front of 7,000 on Dudley field Vanderbilt defeated Sewanee 12 to 7 in a rugged annus game. Craig starred for Vanderbilt with brilliant ground work and a spectacular 30 yard forward pass from Stone to Vaughan Blake. Sewanee relied on old formations and strong defense but couldn't stop Vanderbilt’s fortune changing plays as Morton fumbled near the goal line.
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Weather forecast for Georgia in late November
Washington November 28 forecast for Georgia calls for rain and colder conditions Friday with east winds, possibly increasing along the coast. Saturday expected to bring a fall in temperatures and sharper conditions across the region.
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