Gridiron Enemies Clash Across Southern Colleges Today
The southern football season reaches its finale as major elevens meet historic rivals. Key games include Virginia vs North Carolina in Charlottesville, Georgia Tech vs Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Atlanta, Furman vs Davidson in Greenville, and Wake Forest against North Carolina State in Raleigh among others.
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Universities
North Carolina
Virginia
Tar Heels
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Golden Tornado
Alabama Polys
Tech
Greenville
D. C
Billy Laval
Furman University
Davidson Wildcats
Presbyterians
Carolina
South Carolina Baptists
State College
Wake Forest
Raleigh
Durham
Wofford
Southern College
University of Virginia
University of North Carolina
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Charleston
S. C
University of South Carolina
The
Citadel
Davidson College
Athens
University of Georgia
Clemson College
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland State College
Macon
Mercer University
Erskine College
Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
Mississippi
M. College
N. C
North Carolina State College
Wake Forest College
Clinton
South Carolina Presbyterian Colege
Newberry College
Richmond
Randolphp-Macon College
Richmond College
Lynchburg
Roanoke College
Lynchburg College
Baton Rouge
Tulane University
Louisiana State University
France Opens Trade With Russia Aimed at Peace
Paris said Premier Leygues backs lifting the blockade on Russia and allowing French traders to resume business with the Soviet government. He noted Wrangel’s defeat, said half his troops are in Serbia being reorganized, and warned Berlin against recent German diplomacy.
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Paris
Russia
Leygues
Committee On Foreign Relations
Chamber of Deputies
Baron Wrangel
Wrangel
France
Serbia
Walter Simons
Berlin
Cyclist Fined in Manchester Light Violation Case
Manchester police report a cyclist was fined 2 shillings and sixpence for riding without a rear light after he asked to be summoned to the police court. The officer stated the man dismounted and requested summons.
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Manchester
Eng
Reichstag Debates Versailles Funds and Rhine Tensions
Bitter session in Berlin today as deputies attacked Allied control under the Versailles provisions. Lawmakers denounced the Rheinland occupation and France for deploying African troops, cited 12.5 million marks in annual budget interest, and warned Germany’s finances appear hopeless amid rising resentment.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Rhine
France
Germany
Rhineland
Prohibition Agents Face Court Fight Over Case Compromises
Raleigh November 25 Prohibition Director S R Brame and agents propose settling many Volstead act cases out of court. Judge Henry G Connor appears unlikely to permit settlements in lieu of usual criminal procedure as revenue agents previously sought heavy fines. The shift follows arrests of whiskey makers and distributors under the Volstead act.
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MANX
Connor
Internal Revenue Department
Jack Johnson to Box Today at Leavenworth Penitentiary
Jack Johnson will appear in two five round bouts at the Leavenworth penitentiary this afternoon. Besides inmates, the prison newspaper men and others will witness the entertainment.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Navy
Jack Johnson
Thanksgiving Makes Me Nervous to Enny Turkey
A humorous barnyard piece from Barnyard. A turkey laments its fate as Thanksgiving looms, recounting boastful past days, the promise of plumage and feast, and fear of slaughter. The narrator teases the holiday's irony while warning of a gobbler's grim destiny.
Local Man Granted Thanksgiving Pardon by Governor Bickett
J. L. Grubbs of this city, white, was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary for advising a young woman to commit an abortion. He received a Thanksgiving pardon from Governor Bickett while on bail pending appeal. The plea cited Grubbs as a widower with two young children aged four and seven. L. B. Williams argued the case. prosecutors supported the pardon. The conviction arose in High Point with preliminary trial in police court, and the Superior court upheld the verdict.
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J. L. Grubbs
State Penitentiary
Bickett
Grubbs
Mrs Murial MacSwiney Embarks for United States
Mrs Murial MacSwiney and Mary Mac Swiney sail quietly from Queenstown on November 25 bound for the United States to testify before the committee of 100. Few onlookers noticed their departure as the sisters undertake the voyage amid limited ceremony.
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Queenstown
Murial MacSwiney
Mary MacSwiney
United States
Committee of 100
Good roads bond drive aims for big Guilford County vote
Citizens backing the 2 million dollar good roads bond urge a large turnout at the December 14 referendum in Guilford County. A steering committee led by J Elwood Cox and others from Greensboro Oak Ridge and Gibsonville will direct the campaign across the county. In Raleigh officials report uncertain returns from several counties ahead of the November 2 general election and expect the Democratic margin to stay between 75,000 and 85,000 with total votes around half a million. Governor Bickett appoints Gilmer A Jones to the twentieth district solicitor post, to take office December 15.
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Guilford County
Greensboro
J. Elwood Cox
C. C. Robbins
Fred W. Tate
Cox
George J. Stansburg
T. EB. Whitaker
Oak Ridge
J. W. Burke
Gibsonville
Raleigh
State Board of Elections
Wilson G. Lamb
North Carolina
Bickett
Gilmer A. Jones
G. Lyle Jones
Twentieth Judicial District of
Jones
Franklin
Asheville
99 year old seeks passport to Palestine to visit grandfather
Hyman Lef ovitz, aged 99, has applied for a passport to Palestine. He says the purpose is to visit his grandfather.
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Chicago
Hyman Lefovitz
Palestine
Supreme Court Affirms Guilford County Housing Ruling
The North Carolina Supreme Court affirms Judge J. Ray in Guilford County Superior Court. Southern Power must provide contracts to the North Carolina Public Service Company and Spencer Railway. The court holds the Corporation Commission lacks authority to authorize discriminatory rates and may correct such discrimination by mandamus. Greensboro church leaders spearhead High Point county home relief efforts.
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Raleigh
Supreme Court
Jes Ray
Guilford County
Corporation Commission
Guilford State Court
Mattie Lanier
Pullman Company
Southern Railway Company
Greensboro
Rochester
High Point Opens Season With Home Victory In Aggressive Game
High Point defeated Thomasville 19 to 12 in the season opener played outdoors. Norman Thermas and Ralph Wall starred for High Point while Edwin Chappel and Bob Ingram anchored defense and leadership.
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High Point
Thomasville
Norman Thermas
Ralph Wall
Edwin Chappel
Bob Ingram
New Firm Opens Garage in City
The Kimbrough-Sheek Motor company today took over the garage on East High Street from the National Motor company. It holds the Studebaker agency and will stock parts and accessories and provide full service. The firm runs another garage and showroom in Greensboro with Mr. Sheek in charge of the High Point branch.
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Kimbrough-Sheek Motor Company
East High Street
National Motor Company
Kimbrough-Sheek Company
Studebaker
Anoer
Greensboro
Sheek
High Point
Enlarge Force Guarding Cable Miami Beach
Addittional reinforcements arrived from Key West to aid the crew of the sub chaser 154 in guarding Western Union employees and preventing connections between Miami and Miami Beach.
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Miami
Fla
Church leaders warn after dance plan sparks uproar
Huntington ministers condemn a Parent-Teacher Association proposal to allow supervised student dancing in the public school under faculty oversight. The clash signals potential action from church leaders in response to the plan reported November 26.
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Huntington
W. Va
Thtaelty
Parent-Teachers’ Association
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