Big Auto Tour to Begin Tomorrow Across 1500 Miles
A 1600 mile auto tour begins tomorrow from Cleveland to New York under the American Automobile Association. About 60 entrants will receive car numbers and badges for drivers and guests. The run spans 15 days with daily legs from Cleveland to Toledo and on to South Bend Chicago Columbus Canton Pittsburgh Redford Philadelphia and finally New York.
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Cleavelland
America
Flrb. Hower
American Automobile Association
Phis
Cleveland
Toledo
South Bend
Ind
Chicago
Fable Berefts
Columbus
Ohio
Canton
Pittsburg
Redford Springt Penns
Redford
Globe Tapeworm Remedy Claims Fourth Removal in Two Weeks
Ida Bradford and another resident in the city underwent the Globe Remedy treatment on Monday morning and expelled a 27 foot tapeworm. The office of the Globe Remedy Co. at 123 West Tenth Street displays the worm as proof.
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Ida Bradford
Cooper
Gobe Remedy Co
West Tenth Street
Protest Over Mrs. Eddy Examination Plans
Leaders of the Christian Science church and attorneys gather in Boston to file a protest against subjecting Mrs. Eddy to examination by scientists to determine her sanity and competency. The withdrawal of Dr. Blummer of Providence is rumored to be influenced by the Scientists.
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the Star
Boston
The
Christian Science Church
Eddy
Blummer
Providence
Players clash as umpire sends Pearce to bench during tense game
In a heated moment umpire James Wallis ejected Pearce for uncomplimentary language after a ninth inning exchange. Turks struggled with scattered errors and line changes as Dwight led Anniston with 3 runs while Stricklin and Alexander missed travel, and Bullard and Low Davis covered outfield shifts.
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Pearce
James Wallis
Wallis
Walliv
Hiddle
Mr. Wallis
Stricklin
Alexander
Wate
Sand Mountains
Bullard
Alex
Low Davis
Dwight
Anniston
Holden
Ware
Southern League Score Snapshots and Pairings
Birmingham defeated Atlanta 6 to 1. New Orleans beat Memphis 3 to 5 with Nashville’s 5 Montgomery matchup involving Little Rock and Shreveport in New Orleans context. Birmingham faces Atlanta while Nashville plays Montgomery and Shreveport visits Little Rock.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Montgomery
Shreveport
Little Rock
Little Rock Shreveport
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Cotton States League
Results include Chicago 5 Brooklyn 0 and Boston 2 Cincinnati 9 with Boston 0 Cincinnati 0 in a later entry. Pittsburg 8 Philadelphia 0 and St. Louis 2 New York 9. Meridian 0 Jackson 2.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Time
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Meridian
Jackson
Turks and Dwight Second Game Called at Four
Three base hits by Newkirk and Pearce lead Turks offense in a doubleheader recap. Molden Noojin Randall Sparks, Burgess and Sorrell with key hits and stolen bases by Noojin Stevenson Ware Randall and Holden. Holden and Were each fan five as Ware walks. Umpire Wallis. Carnes set to face Pearce in today's matinee after Pearce covered left yesterday.
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Milton
P.O Bollard
Newkirk
Carnes
Horgess
Borrell
Randall
Tif Holden
Lure
Davis
Alabama City AR
P.O Pearce
Bowden
McCoy
Noojin
Stevenson
Kilpatrick
Shropshire
Murphy
Ware
Pearce
Molden
Burgess
Sorrell
McLure
Holden
Were
Dwight
Pretty Children's Party Celebrates Nine Years
Little Margaret Nonnemacher hosted about 20 girls for a birthday party on her stoore street lawn. Iva Snelgro won the guessing contest as candies ice cream and cake were served. several social updates follow from Birmingham to Anniston and beyond.
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Margaret Nonnemacher
Stoore Street
Iva Snelgro
Local social visits and travel notes in Augusta area
Miss Hazel Brand of Augusta visits Miss Evelyn Wilson on Leighton avenue. Mr and Mrs J P Nichols return to Griffin after visiting Judge and Mrs J P Wilson on Leighton avenue. Mrs Fannie May Trousdale visits Mrs John Carson on Whitne avenue. Mrs Keene of Alabang heads to Myrtle Beach for a stay and will be set there soon by her husband. Miss Bettie Rhody of Rome visits her brother at 112 East Fourteenth Street.
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Hazel Brand
Augusta
Evelyn Wilson
Leighton Avenue
J. P. Nichols
Griffin, Ga
J. P. Wilson
Rte
Fannie May ‘Trousdale
Society Rditogi
The
Monroe
Daily News
John Carson
Wihnt Avenue
E Keene
Alabangah Deaa
Wry Isville Beach
Mr. Keene
Bettie Rhody
Rome
East Fourteenth Street
Duke Buys Fifth Ave Palace for Bride to Be
James R. Duke president of the American Tobacco Company bought the Fifth Avenue residence of the late Henry R. Cook for 1 000 909 dollars as a bridal gift to Mrs. William Inman of Atlanta who will wed Deke in Europe. The couple will sail from here next week for their honeymoon.
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The
Star
New York
James R. Duke
American Tobacco Company
Fifth Avenue
Henry R. Cook
William Inman
Atlanta
Deke
Europe
Results a Clovelwird and Major City Scores
Detroit 6, New York 2, Chicago 2, Washington 2. Lois 3. Faliatctphiay 8.
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Clovelwird
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Lois
Washington
Coal and weather update from Model Ice Co phase 59
The report notes ongoing coal weather conditions tied to Model Ice Co phases 59 mh2 tf. It references persistent atmospheric effects and coal handling considerations without detailing specific incidents or figures.
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Model Ice Co
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National League
Cotton States League
Ore Ware
Molten, Stephenson
M. Markstein
Loel Agt
10Th and Noble Sts
High Life Beer
Melanie Gordon
Alice Bowie
James Draper
Carrie Draper
Oxford
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Mississippi
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Virginia
W. H. Williams
George E. Cater
Quintard Avenue
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Addie Me
Collister
Piedmont
Pell City
Mabel Pratt
Anu
Ada Garret
Alexandria
John G. Anderson
Savannah
E. F. Kemp
Kentucky
Mr. Whit Clark
Josele Martin
Mary Bridkwell
Sycamory
Mra. J. W. McAlester
Los Angeles
Cal
Mra
J. A. McGuirk
Oxfords
J. W. Fore
Anniston Electric & Gas Co
Duke
Fifth Ave. Palace
Pendle’s
Noble
Jim
VIM
West Tenth ST
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