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* [[1898]]: [[Alabama Crimson Tide]] football coach [[Frank W. Thomas]] was born. | * [[1898]]: [[Alabama Crimson Tide]] football coach [[Frank W. Thomas]] was born. | ||
* [[1883]]: The United States Senate Committee on Relations Between Labor and Capital held hearings at the [[Relay House]] | * [[1883]]: The United States Senate Committee on Relations Between Labor and Capital held hearings at the [[Relay House]] | ||
* [[1881]]: [[World War I]] hero [[Mortimer Jordan (WWI)|Mortimer Jordan]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | |||
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November 15 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 1980: Stephen Bolt won the Vulcan Run 10K with a time of 29:13
- 1959: Actor Raymond Burr was made an honorary Birmingham Police captain during a visit promoting Christmas seals.
- 1934: Federal court judge Sam Pointer, Jr was born.
- 1931: Auburn Tigers basketball coach Sonny Smith was born.
- 1901: Auburn won the 1901 Iron Bowl 17-0 in Tuscaloosa.
- 1900: Ensley Furnace No. 5 was blown in.
- 1898: Alabama Crimson Tide football coach Frank W. Thomas was born.
- 1883: The United States Senate Committee on Relations Between Labor and Capital held hearings at the Relay House
- 1881: World War I hero Mortimer Jordan was born in Birmingham.