Spring Hill Warriors Triumph Over Birmingham On Maxon Field
Spring Hill defeated Birmingham 12 to 6 at Maxon field in a paced game led by Joe Cassidy and T McEnnis. The Purple and White mounted a series of passes and kicks to seize the lead after an early Birmingham drive, with Cassidy scoring the final TD and Birmingham replying late in the game.
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Alabama Varsity Heads to Tulane Clash in New Orleans
University of Alabama departs for New Orleans with renewed confidence after a tough loss to Georgia. Coach Graves drills the squad while standout players Jarley Moody and Morgan Stickney return to bolster the offense as Alabama eyes a victory over Tulane to end a long Tulane drought.
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O Neale and Heflin to Attend Cullman Rally
Governor O Neal will speak at a large Democratic rally in Cullman tomorrow night. He leaves Montgomery this evening and returns Monday to cast his vote for Wilson and Marshall. Congressman J Thomas Heflin of Louisiana will also speak at the event.
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Shortest Will Found in New Orleans Archives
A six word will reads Miss Sophie Lopez is my heiress. The document, dated many years ago, was upheld as legal by the supreme court in 1869 after a prior probate denial by a district court.
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Sophie Lopez
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Woman's mistake leads to fatal blast in Atlanta home
Mrs Fitzhugh Lee was fatally injured and her five young children badly burned when a dynamite cap brought by a child exploded after she mistook it for a pistol cartridge and tried to puncture it with a hat pin. The incident occurred in Atlanta, with a separate note about Gaumont Weekly at Crown Theatre.
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Fitzhugh Lee
Lee
Military Institute to Meet BSA in Tomorrow's Field Game
The Mobile Military Institute football team faces BSA at the YMCA athletic field on Government Street in the season opener. Both squads promise a hard fought battle as MMl aims for early success and BSA relies on seasoned players including captain Tommy Taylor.
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Endurance Record Set In Bath Aviator Surpasses Mark
Walter Johnson of Bath New York set an American endurance record by flying solo with one passenger for 3 hours 51 minutes 12 seconds in a Bath biplane. Passenger weighed 165 pounds, above the allowed limit, on a 25 mile course at about 701 feet altitude. The prior record of 3 hours 42 minutes 22.5 seconds was held by Beatty in Chicago last year.
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Chicago
Annual fair contest concludes at the fair grounds
The event took place at the fair grounds on Thursday with a final tally showing a score of 40 to TF.
One Round Davis Defeats Stewart in Buffalo Bout
George Davis of Buffalo stopped Jim Stewart of New York in one round of ten at Buffalo arena. Stewart twice beat the count before the bout ended after round seven. Davis weighed 185 1 2 pounds and Stewart 206 pounds.
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No Booze License For Smoke Johnson
Chicago November 1. Jack Johnson the boxer will not receive a saloon license unless forced by a higher authority. The license he formerly held expired today and Cohen the City Collector says he will not issue a new one without compulsion.
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Assassination Events Linked to Colonel Rosevelt Ad Image
The brief item notes assassination related events concerning Colonel Rosevelt and includes advertisements featuring his images. The text references a time window 10 31 to 21, indicating a period of activity or display.
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Rosevelt
Great Gaumont
Krulewich Wins First in Three Cushion Billiards
Chicago player Julius Krulewich defeated Charles Warren of Boston 50 to 89 in the opening game of the annual three cushion billiard league championship played last night in Chicago. Ninety eight innings were required.
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Julius Krulewich
Charles Warren
Boston
South Carolina Beats Clemson for First Time in Nine Years
Columbia South Carolina November 1 The University of South Carolina football eleven defeated the Clemson College team for the first time in nine years.
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