LSU at Alabama

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  The Birmingham age-herald, November 17, 1923, page 3

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  LATEST MOVE ALSO’ INCLUDES G|RARD. Federal Court Asked To Grand Writs Prohibiting Violation Of VoIstead Act Injunctions preventing the use of 3 houses in Montgomery and two in Girard for the violation of, the Vol stead act were asked by petition filed in the United States district court in Montgomery Friday afternoon. Af fidavits were made by Walter K. Nc Adory, chief supervisor of the state law enforcement department, who swore that raids were made by agents and that liquor was found in the houses following: John and Rebecca Armstrong, 316 South Jackson street; MT, and Mrs. Claude King, and Reese Martin, 2041s Lee street; Henry Krut- ner. o. o. Penton and Lamar Ruppen- thai, POP North Court street; R. M. Speir, 601 Pollard street; George w Fuller. Give O’Rear and Wash Adams, 523-525 North Decatur street; Isham c. Fuller and Frank Willis SOP North Bainbridges street; George w., W. L. and c. G. Berry. $50 North McDonough street; “. Guy smith l34 Chandler street; Nave Newberry l01a North Lawrence street; Gerald Bailey, 125 Lee street; George Davis l01k Commerce street; Joe Hyatt, PAT Houston. of Montgomery, and Mir and Mrs. c. H. Glass. Judkins Ferry bridge on the Wetumpka road. “ November 19, in Montgomery before Judge Henry D. Clayton. Those of Girard were James E. and Manuel S. Harris and Jack Green and their cases are called for Opelika November 26, before Judge Henry D. Clayton. The statement was made that some of the places involved are among the largest blind tigers in Montgomer cry. Srrrrx rrx. evr-D A still of 1000 gallons capacity was captured in Shelby county late Friday afternoon, according to 8 report to Chief Walter K. McAdory and 800 gallons of beer poured out together with ten gallons of whisky. Two men were arrested charged with distilling BUSINESS SUSPENDs FOR GAME Business was practically suspended in Montgomery Friday afternoon while officials, business men and em- ployes of business establishments went to Cramton Bowl and saw the University of Alabama team defeat Louisiana State 30 to 3 in the annual football game. The holiday was & sort of welcome for Mike Donahue, coach of Louisiana state, who was head coach of Auburn for many years and resigned at the end of the last football season.

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Officially, Alabama leads 58–⁠27–⁠5; as played, 58–⁠26–⁠5 in the 89 games on file; the official count covers all 90 meetings, counting the 79 since this game.