Army Navy Game Draws 465000 and Ends in 22 9 Victory for Army
Dam on Run yon recounts a bitter Army Navy clash with Babe Brown and Merrillat starring. President Wilson attended with 45 000 observers as Army defeats Navy 22 to 9. The spectacle drew 465 000 spectators and featured Navy and Army lineups, touchdowns by Hoge Merrillat and a McEwan goal.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Secret Service
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M ‘Wen Jones “Wey and
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Pritchard Benedict
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Goodman
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Goodwin
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Yale
Mr. Marshall
Harvard
Heavy Rain Postpones Prep School Battle
The University Military School and Barton Academy football game at Monroe Park field was postponed due to steady rain making the field unplayable. No date set yet, likely the first clear day or next Saturday. both teams vie for the city prep school championship after U. M. S. won last year.
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Y M C A Day Intermediates Win Over Night Intermediates
A fragmented report describes the Y M C A day intermediates defeating the night intermediates in a fast game at the Y M C A basketball court. The day team led 18 to 4 with players Wilson Donovan Kas Jackson Erickson Bartee and others noted. Referee Stevens and timekeepers Smith and Turner oversaw an 80 minute session.
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Nothing Definite at South Atlantic Meet
A meeting in Augusta Georgia discussed Augusta re entering the South Atlantic league but no firm decision was made. About fifty local supporters and league directors including President Cornish attended with Charleston and Columbus clubs represented. Columbus needs Augusta for an eight club league.
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Federal Leaguers Discuss Grandstands and Franchises
Federal league magnates met in Pittsburg with Acting President John A. Gilmore presiding. Plans for grandstands and ballparks were submitted. Each team must raise 5 000 more, totaling 16 000 to date, as the Pittsburg Kansas City franchise changes hands and league officials outline franchise transfers.
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International News Service
Pittsburg
John ‘A. Gilmore
Kansas City
Blease Attacks Wilson Over Negro Influence in Washington
Governor Blease denounces President Wilson in a rally speech charging pandering to the negro element and predicts defeat if the White House actions persist. He credits pardons to over 100 convicts on Thanksgiving and criticizes newspapers for publishing his official acts.
Pellagra Holds Firm in South Carolina
Spartanburg South Carolina November 29 The Thompson McPadden Pellagra commission reports at least six hundred pellagra cases in the county over two years Hospital authorities here warn they will close the local pellagra hospital due to funds The state hospital for the insane at Columbia is crowded with pellagra patients and officials say they must appeal to the legislature for relief.
Salads Among the Species Quip Referenced by Kipling Theory
A fragment notes support for Col Kipling's theory with a casual remark about the female of the species and salads. The text remains cryptic but centers on a playful or provocative phrase attributed to Kipling.
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Senate caucus endorses Owen bill and gold standard stance
Sunday session indicates treasury to take over bonds at par as bank notes retire and substitutes reserve numbers. Efforts to weaken the gold standard are expected to be blocked and Owen bill terms to be followed.
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Treasury
Federal ‘Reserve
Acquitted in One Case Held on Forgery Charge
GC. M. Hardeman was arrested and acquitted in one case while being held on a forgery charge. The report notes he faced additional legal actions related to forgery.
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GC. M. Hardeman
Governor calls trustees meeting to name interim superintendent
Governor O Neal convenes Talladega Institute trustees in Montgomery to choose a temporary superintendent after the death of Dr J H Johnson. The report notes a crank remark, suggesting broader commentary on opinions.
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Nervous and Sick Head Torpid liver and Constipated Bowels
A brief medical note describes symptoms of nervousness and illness with a torpid liver and constipation. It notes digestive and systemic distress, suggesting a general malaise affecting daily function. The fragment emphasizes bodily sluggishness and discomfort.
Cohn the Tailor Offers New Goods at Government Street
Are near call and select suit or overcoat. The weather will be sold and you will be pleased to wear the clothes made by us. Cohn the Tailor 117 Government Street. The New Store with the New Goods.
Young Men's Benevolent Monthly Meeting Records
Officers and members of the Young Men's Benevolent Society held an irregular monthly meeting Saturday December 38 at 38 St. John H. Moore presiding.
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