South Football Shapes Race for Southern Title Today
ANT A Ga Oct 21 Football in the South today features key matchups that could alter the race for the title. Georgia Virginia and North Carolina meet while Tech faces North Carolina at Charlottesville Vanderbilt plays Mississippi in a pivotal Southern Intercollegiate contest. Other games include Alabama at Jacksonville LSU vs Mississippi State at Baton Rouge and Davidson at Davidson with several teams on watchlists for postseason implications.
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Anta
South
Georgia
Charlottesville
Tech
North Carolina
Ita
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Nashville
Irginia
Charlottes
Allen Thurman
Nia
Ama
Jacksonville
Ida
Alabama
Nisiana State University
Mispi College
Baton Rouge
Dartmouth
Hanississippi
M. A
Starkville
Miss
Uu Snel
Howard
Birmingham
Sitadel
Davidson
Transyl- Seinen
Mary
Randolphon
Williamsburg
M. 1
Maryland Agricultural Eye
Park
Negative Side Wins Debate On Woman Suffrage
Members of St Joseph's Debating Society held a Thursday night debate on woman suffrage. The negative side led by Emile Klump and Chamblin Gson defeated the affirmative led by Burns Cala. Next topic set for November 2 is Should the States Have a Larger Navy. Capt Joseph H Nor and Charles Girard spoke for the affirmative, Greg Finch and Thomas J McMahon for the negative. Miss Julia Braun and Lan Iblin accompanied by Bla Smith received applause along with Capt Nor's address on the subject.
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St. Jaeph’s
Emile Klump
Chamblingson
Burns
Charles Cala
Joseph H. Nor
Charles Girard
Greg. Finch
Thomas J
Dog dies from hydrophobia after Selma Send
A dog sent from Selma by J. E. Tate to the State Pasteur Institute in Montgomery died after arrival. Officials believed the dog had a fully developed case of hydrophobia. The incident confirms the exposure and warns of dangerous rabies in transport.
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Gomery
Ala
Dal
Two Real Games On Eastern Grids
Eastern fans awaited two nearly even matchups today with Syracuse hosting Pittsburgh and Penn meeting Penn State in Philadelphia. Other key bouts included Princeton at Lafayette and Army versus Trinity as college football's early weekend slate unfolds across the Northeast.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Penn
Pennsylvania State
Philadelphia
Giants
Georgetown
Duartmouth
Haverhill
East
Princeton
Lafayette
Harvard
Massachusetts Agricultural
Cambridge
Cornell
Bucknell
Ithaca
Army
Trinity
West Point
Navy
West Virginia
Annapolis
Columbia
Union
Brown
Williams
Williamstown
New York University
Wesleyan
Springfield Y. M. C. A
American Ship Seward Reported In Distress Off Haiti
The 2080 ton American steamer Seward, commanded by Captain Torrey, was in distress after striking a reef off Cape Haitien, Haiti. The navy transport Prairie and tug Pontiac were ordered to assist, with Seward last reported from New York on October 3 and Norfolk on October 6 bound for San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Associated Press
Washington
Seward
Cape Haytien
Haiti
Prairie
Pontiac
Pond
Navy Department
Torrey
New York
Norfolk
San Juan
P. R
Cape Buitien
Witness in bank wreck dies in Nashville heart failure
J. P. Lashlee a 72 year old Camden Tennessee resident and wealthy citizen died suddenly in Nashville from heart disease He was here as a witness in the case against Arthur Bain charged with abetting the wrecking of the First National Bank of Wartrace.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
J. P. Lashlee
Camden, Tenn
Arthur Bain
First National Bank of Wartrace
Red Headed Girl Stereotypes Debunked by Star Lydia Crans at Lyric
Lydia Crans of The Only Girl musical comedy company visits town to perform at the Lyric Theatre on Saturday night October 21. She plays a redheaded spitfire who defies the myth of redheaded tempers, sharing anecdotes about a sister’s temper and the stereotype. Seats on sale.
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Booth Tarkington
Lydia Crans
Lyric Theatre
Virgil
Theodore Roosevelt
Cleopatra
Marc
Miss Crane
Benson Frightened at U S Food Importations
Allan N. Benson the socialist presidential candidate spoke in Yuma Ariz warning that a halt to food exportations is needed to prevent disaster. He claimed American exporters have contracts to ship 400 million bushels of wheat risking famine and a spike in living costs by next spring.
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Associated Press
Yuma
Ariz
Allan N. Benson
America
Law and Equity Court November docket announcements
The Law and Equity Court lists its November schedule with daily sessions from Wednesday November 8 to Saturday December 2. Cases include Jos Pinger versus Republic Creosoring Co and Willie Bradford versus J G Chambers, among many others against Mobile Light and R R Co, Coca Cola Bottling, and multiple firms.
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Law and Equity Court
Law Side
Jos. Pinger
Republic Creosoring Co
Bright Grocery Co
G.-G.olinger
J. J.mccreary
Harrison Hauling Co
J. H. Webb
Lloyd E. Warner
Willie Bradford
J. G. Chambers
J. N. McCurdy
Mound City Roofing
J. A. Joullian
J. C. Mangeldorf
Pugh
Mobile Light & R. R. Co
Southern Cement Co
Richards Bldg. & Mat. Co
A. EK
Ellis
J. T. Keener
Cora E. Groom
Sonny H. Marx
Emile Fritz
Mobile Electric Co
Edmond Mitchell
Gus Dahlgreen
McIntyre Lbr Co
E. A. Pierce
George Harness
Art League
Max Fry
Standard Motor Car
Nick Starvo
Louis Forcheimer
J. M. Ponder
Vicey Stallworth
Malinda
Washington
C. V. Shoub
J. J. Dowling
Bessie J. Syson
Aubrey Boyles
H. J. Roberts
City of Mobile
Florida tax collector allegedly $83,000 short
Tampa October report by M C McIntosh, assistant state auditor, says Hillsboro County tax collector John L Branch is short over $83,000. Branch, removed by Governor Trammell last Saturday, deeded all his property valued at $100,000 to a local trust company to protect the state, county, and bonds. No criminal proceedings have been announced.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fila
M. C. McIntosh
John L. Branch
Hillsboro
Tallahassee
Branch
Trammell
Swindlers in Rural Credit System Face Limits
Washington October 21 Promoters of fraudulent schemes for joint stock land banks in the new rural credits system cannot be prosecuted under federal fraud and conspiracy law. Attorney General Gregory says the surely fall under state laws. The farm loan board notes no charter will be issued where promotion expenses are paid and clarifies farmers cannot borrow on second mortgages under the law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Farm Loan Board Today
Gregory
Herbert Quick
First mortgages only by law to curb land speculation
A speaker argues that banning second mortgages would push many tenants toward home ownership. Bankers and real estate men believe low rate first mortgages with long terms could make private investors' second mortgages more attractive as securites. The board hopes the system will reduce farm tenantry over time.
Hartwell Favors Votes for Women
Mrs. Martin Holbrook presided over a meeting marking Federal Amendment Day in the Battle House auditorium. Harry T. Hartwell delivered an address in favor of votes for women and Mrs. Holbrook spoke on The Federal Amendment for woman suffrage. A large representative gathering of men and women attended.
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Martin —Holbrook
Battle House
Plateau Fair Draws Big Crowd From Stockton By Boat
The Plateau Industrial and Agricultural Fair opened Friday to a large crowd including about 100 visitors from Stockton who arrived by boat and parked at Magazine Point. The parade led by the Eureka brass band showcased exhibits from the Plateau Industrial Institute and other groups with displays of fancy needlework and agricultural products. The fair remains open through Sunday.
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Plateau
Stockton
Magazine Point
Plateau Industrial Institute
Eureka Brass Band
Whitley
Bonnie Blues Flagstaff Bows To Winds At Capitol
In Montgomery Alabama on October 21 the flagstaff at the state capitol, which bore the Stars and Stripes and the Confederate flag, bent and began to topple after a windstorm. Custodian W. E. Henderson said the staff will be reset immediately after the wires that held it broke.
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Montgomery
Ala
Confederacy
W. E. Henderson
Patents Granted Include One to Silsby and Others
Davis and Davis, patent attorneys of Washington, report patents issued to Seth I. Silsby of Mobile for a buckle and to William Paschail of Birmingham for a straight-edge. Other patents cover Palm Oil Company trademarks for axle-grease materials, Agricola cast-metal device, Emanuel M. Shorter safety-holder for coal-car checks, and Trustees Loan and Guaranty Co. trademarks for monthly magazines.
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Davis & Davis
Washington
Seth I. Silsby
Mobile
Palm Oil Company
Agricola
Gadsden
William Paschail
Birmingham
Emanuel M. Shorter
Empire
Trustees Loan & Guaranty Co., Inc
May Buy Trolley Line By Alabama Commission Ruling
The Alabama Public Service Commission ruled Birmingham Light and Power may purchase the Tidewater railway, currently in bankruptcy. The city commission of Birmingham had argued against the transfer, but the unanimous decision approves the immediate sale for the public good.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Public Service Commission
Birmingham Light and Power Company
Birmingham Tidewater Company
City Commission of
Birmingham
Inventive Teuton Made Better by War Warns Belgian Leader
Frans van Cauwelaert, Belgian Flemish chamber member, argues economic war against the central powers risks backfiring. He warns German industry adapts, replaces imports with local tech, and external barriers fail against internal strength. He urges joint salvation without self-imposed isolation.
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Associated
Netherlands
Frans van Cauwelaert
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