Southern football season ends with balanced play across Georgia Tech
The Associated Press report from Atlanta notes a near end to the Southern football season. Most teams show balanced, close contests with one or two exceptions. Georgia and Tech performances are highlighted as strong contenders in the final stretch.
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Southern college football season upsets and star players noted
The Associated Press summary highlights an Eastern battle schedule with Navy Georgia Tech and Bucknell, noting losses and close games. It names star players from Georgia Tech Auburn and Alabama, including captains Kak Moke, Tang, and Morton, as well as coaches and teams like Vanderbilt Tennessee and Tulane.
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Austrian King Francis Joseph Laid To Rest In Simple Rites
Emperor Charles attends as Crown Prince Francis Joseph Otto and European monarchs gather in Vienna for a terse twelve minute funeral. Emperors and princes line the cathedral, pallbearers bear the coffin, and a brief Kyrie Eletson service ends at the Capuchin crypt.
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Six Million Raised for Two Universities in Alabama
In Selma the Alabama conference board of education reported six million dollars raised for two universities over two years. George W. Carpenter was received on trial to the Mobile circuit along with four others. The conference expects a smaller pastor count due to retirements and transfers. Dothan may host the next meeting. Officials discussed books and periodicals and recommended a one percent assessment to support the Alabama Christian Advocate. John A. Crew Arthur Phoenic Matthew Bou_terse and Morgan Taylor elected deacons to be ordained Sunday.
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100 000 Belgians deported to date
Associated Press reports Minister Havenis said over 100000 Belgians have been deported by German authorities as of December 1. deportations continue at about 3000 weekly, targeting railroad workers for routes in occupied France and Germany. officials were ordered to supply worker lists, with refusals jailed.
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Schooner Rena A Murphy Abandoned Near Tortugas
Mobile news reports the schooner Rena A Murphy abandoned in waterlogged condition 25 miles northwest of Tortugas. Owned by Captain J G Murphy and Earnest F Ladd of Mobile, valued at 20090 dollars, en route from Pensacola to Havana with lumber. Crew rescued by steamer Sowell and landed at Latch Key signal station. Formerly the D J Sawyer, renamed for Captain Murphy's child. commanded by Captain Sanderson.
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Diet squad in Chicago shows weight gain on 40 cents a day
In Chicago the diet squad of twelve marks day ten of a 40 cent daily living test. They average 173.75 pounds, up 1.66 pounds from day one, with a total 20 pound gain. Dr. A J Stokes is the sole member not gaining, down 2 34 pounds since start. The test ends Tuesday evening.
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Treasury agents probe aigrette and goura feather supply
United States treasury department agents began investigating Chicago dealers for sourcing aigrettes and goura feathers despite a long standing prohibition on their importation. About $25,000 worth of these decorations have entered Chicago recently, mainly from Cuba via Tampa, Florida.
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Australians Pleased at Coal Mining Agreement
Melbourne reports an eight hour day and end of double shifts for coal miners, with owners paid by higher selling prices. The settlement brings relief and was celebrated in parliament as federal authorities stay in control of distribution until output normalizes.
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Admiralty Shake-Up in London Delights German Press
German newspapers greet British admiralty changes with jubilation. They claim Jellicoe’s removal signals fleet degradation after the Battle of Jutland and mock British strength as weakness in the English Channel. In sports, Patrick Connolly concedes a two hour catch-as-catch-can wrestling match to Ed Lewis after injuries.
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