Steamer Balmes Afire in North Atlantic
Aboard the Balmes a Spanish freighter of 2300 tons is on fire in the North Atlantic. Passengers were transferred to the Cunard liner Pannonia. The Balmes sailed from Havana on November 6 bound for Cadiz and Barcelona. The Pannonia is due in New York on Sunday. No crew details are given.
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Cape Race
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Cadiz
Barcelona
Spain
New York
Mediterranean
Steam Collier Bridgeport Lost With 42 Aboard
A Dominion Coal Company notice reports the steam collier Bridgeport sailing from Sydney to Cape Breton with 42 crew and 10 000 tons of coal has been lost. Wreckage on Bird Rock Island in the St Lawrence River confirms the tragedy and no crew are known to have survived. Bridgeport’s owners are Brown Jenkins & Co of London.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Bridgeport
Sydney
Cape Breton
Dominion Coal Company
Bird Rock Island
St. Lawrence
Brown, Jenkins & Co. of
London
Playwright Daniel D. Carter Dies in Brooklyn Hospital
David D. Cohen a Selma Alabama native who used the pen name Daniel D Carter died in a Brooklyn hospital after a career as a traveling salesman He was 41 years old and authored The Master Mind and other plays with a noted stage career in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
David D. Cohen
Selma
Ala
Daniel D. Carter
Brooklyn
Cohen
Arkansas and Mississippi Meet On Neutral Grounds
In Little Rock today the University of Arkansas and the University of Mississippi play a hard fought football game on neutral ground. Both teams were defeated in their previous game and key players will compete, with Mississippi favored by its heavy line.
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Associated Press
Little Rock, Ark
University of Arkansas
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
Sewanee Football Faces Central of Kentucky in Tarnished Hopes
The University of the South at Sewanee plays Central of Kentucky this afternoon in a tuneup before the Thanksgiving clash with Vanderbilt. Sewanee seeks a win to build momentum after a prior loss to Chattanooga and to test formations for the upcoming game.
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Central
Kentucky
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
University of the South
Sewanee
Central of Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Chattanooga
Letter praises Cardui tonic from Boydton reader
A Boydton, Virginia woman credits Cardui with restoring her strength after a recent operation. She says after eight bottles her ulcers disappeared, she can walk four miles daily, eat well, and feels generally improved. She urges others to try the tonic and asks publishers to share the letter.
Three Great Grid Fights Interest Southern Fans
Southern fans focus on three key clashes Vanderbilt vs Auburn in Birmingham Georgia vs Georgia Tech in Atlanta and Virginia vs Georgetown in Washington with others including Alabama vs Tennessee and Clemson vs Mercer shaping the day’s title race and regional pride.
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Associated Press
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South
Vanderbilt
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Birmingham
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Virginia
Georgetown
Washington
Alabama
Tech
Vandegraff Loses An Ear In Help Defeat Tennessee
Alabama defeated Tennessee 6 to 0 in a hard fought game in Tuscaloosa. W Vandegraaf scored both points on field goals, while captain H Vandegraaf sustained a severe ear injury in the third quarter.
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Vandegraff
Tennessee
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
W. Vandegraff
H. Vandegraff
Internal Revenue Deputies to Be Nominated by Collectors
Commissioner Osborn told Senator James and Representative Johnson that collectors must nominate their own deputies under the new tariff law. He noted Louisville’s Scott Mays was blocked by Treasury delays and stressed nominations would likely be approved promptly in Washington.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Osborn
James
Johnson
Kentucky
Scott Mays
Louisville
Treasury Department
Mutilated Body Found Of Missing Woman In Georgia
The mutilated body of Mrs. W. H. Davis wife of a local lumberman missing from Thalman for ten days was found in a secluded wood near Brunswick. Her husband was detained on suspicion as the couple had been separated for weeks. Mrs. Davis was 32 years old.
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Associated Press
Brunswick
W. H.davis
Thalman
Two 13-Year-Olds Face Murder Charge Over Girl’s Death
In Boston on November 15, two 13-year-olds, Thomas Foley and Christopher Harris, were held for a November 22 hearing after police say they confessed to shooting 12-year-old Mary Joyce. The youths fled to Providence before arrest.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mary Joyce
Thomas Foley
Christopher Harris
Providence
Financial Times urges Wilson on nine defaulting states blot
The Financial Times publishes a long open letter to President Wilson arguing that nine defaulting states stain the American Union credit and urging steps to wipe out the blemish.
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Associated Press
London
Navy
The
Financial Times
Wilson
American Union
Engineman Beaten at Lafayette as Strike Sparks Disorder
In Lafayette Louisiana a Southern Pacific passenger train arrived to find an unidentified engineman severely beaten. More than fifteen attackers fled after the assault as the engineman sought shelter in a coach. It marked the first disorder since the strike was declared last night.
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Associated Press
Lafayette
Southern Pacific
Bailey Divorce Granted to New York Writer in Seattle Case
Mrs. Jessie Emerson Moffitt Bailey of New York a magazine writer and playwright was granted a divorce from her husband Frank Duncan Bailey an Englishman now living in Seattle. They married a little over two years ago in New York. The decree was granted on ground year.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Jessie Emerson Moffitt Bailey
New York
Frank Duncan Bailey
Seattle
Auburn Rooters Ride Special Train to Magic City
Auburn rooters decked in colors depart Montgomery for Birmingham to attend the Auburn Vanderbilt football game. A sixteen coach Auburn train carries cadets faculty and citizens, with the Louisville and Nashville route arriving in Birmingham about 11 a.m. Fans will return to Montgomery after midnight.
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Montgomery
Auburn Rooters
Birmingham
Auburn
Louisville
Nashville
Princeton Yale Duel Draws 35 000 In New Haven
The annual Princeton Yale football clash drew 35 000 fans in New Haven with ideal weather. Princeton was slight favorite in the forenoon, odds moving from 10 to 7 to 6 to 4 as blue offers increased. Yale ends the season after next week’s Harvard game. Officials: Referee W S Sanford Umpire Neal Snow Head linesman D L Fultz.
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Conn
Princeton
Yale
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Ainaman Streit
W. S. Sanford
Trinity
Neal Snow
Michigan
D. L. Fultz
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Harvard Football Shifts Hitchcock to Left Guard
Harvard announces a lineup change with Hitchcock moving from left tackle to left guard and Gilman shifting to tackle. Freedley replaces Logan at quarterback early, Trumbull remains out, as Harvard faces Brown before Yale next week.
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Mass
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Gilman
Freedley
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Trumbull
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Attendance Set Records for Michigan Penn Game
Ann Arbor Mich November 15 The University of Michigan football team had a light workout in final prep for today's game with Pennsylvania Cochran 210 pounds will start at left guard replacing Traphagen who was injured Thursday The sale of seats for the game is the largest ever here Attendance is expected to reach 25000 Pennsylvania leads the series eight games five wins Michigan two and a tie
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Pennsylvania
Cochran
Traphagen
Michigan
Rear Admiral Carperton Leaves Narragansett Bay Post
Rear Admiral William B. Carperton hauled down his flag as commandant of the Narragansett Bay Naval Station yesterday and will be succeeded by Rear Admiral Austin M. Knight. Carperton departs for the Philadelphia Navy Yard to become commander in chief of the Atlantic Reserve Fleet.
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Associated Press
Newport
R, IL
William B. Carperton
Narragansett Bay Naval Station
Austin M. Knight
Carperton
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
Kolb Opens Mobile Campaign With Bla Meeting
Captain Reuben F Kolb, Alabama governor candidate, spoke to a packed German Relief Hall in Mobile offering to cut state expenses and reshape the judiciary. He defended his Confederate veteran record and pledged to defeat Comer by at least 15 000 votes while criticizing nine normal schools and proposing convict highway work and child labor reforms.
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Kolb
Joseph C. Rich
Captain Kolb
Alabama
Rich
Mobile County
Mr. Rich
B. Kh. Comer
Charles D. Henderson
Comer
Jefferson County
Avondale
Democratic Party
National Cloak Suit Skirt Makers Meet in Cleveland
The twelfth annual convention of the National Cloak Suit Skirt Manufacturers Association opened with 100 men and one woman in attendance. A style exhibit of gowns suits and coats will start this morning. The group approves daring fashion details and colors including mustard yellow and deep salmon.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
National Cloak, Suit & Skirt Manufacturers’ Association
Supreme Court of Fashion
Barnabee, Veteran Comedian, Dies Not Attending Dinner
Henry Clay Barnabee, famed octogenarian comedian, reached 80 years yesterday but could not attend a dinner specially arranged for him due to indisposition. The Associated Press report from Boston notes his long career and public recognition.
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Associated. Press
Boston
Henry Clay Barnabee
Teasley and Sheehan to Qualify for Montgomery Roles
Charles B. Teasley named probate judge of Montgomery County by Governor O'Neal expects to qualify and take the oath today, with duties starting Monday. Captain W. T. Sheehan editor of the Montgomery Advertiser, likely to qualify this afternoon as tax collector and assume office Monday.
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Ala
Charles B. Teasley
O'Neal
Montgomery County
J. B. Gaston
W. T. Sheehan
The
Montgomery Advertiser
Teasley
Tulane and Southwestern Prepare for Weekend Match
Excellent weather was promised for the football game between Tulane and the Southwestern elevens. The New Orleans team is somewhat crippled by injuries but Coach Warmley expects a Tulane victory.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Tulane
Southwestern
Warmley
Texans
Guild Medal for Thomas Highlighted by Arts Academy
The American Academy of Arts and Letters will award Augustus Thomas a gold medal in Chicaso on November 15 honoring a lifetime of dramatic work. The award recognizes his achievement as a leading American playwright.
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American Academy of Arts and Letters
Augustus Thomas
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