Bedgood Bounces Bradberry Crew In Thrilling 1-0 Win
Two ace pitchers Redgood and Smith duel in a tense county league game marred by a second inning drive that Mapp mishandled. Redgood’s fielding and timely hits by Bradberry players kept Bradberry’s streak alive, while Bedgood secures a hard fought 1-0 victory as Bradberry and Smith prepare for a rematch.
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Southern League Tuesday Baseball Results
In Atlanta Little Rock lost 3 6. Chattanooga defeated Birmingham. Mobile won 13 Naaho. New Orleans game rain disrupted. Detroit beat Philadelphia 11 4. St Louis 5 Boston 2. Cleveland routed Washington 17 3. Chicago New York rain.
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School Board Has Regular Meet
The county board of education met Tuesday morning, approved the election of teachers in schools where local boards made the selection, adopted books for the next year, handled routine matters, and then adjourned. Members listed include R. P. White, Watson Daniel, W. M. Colle, J. W. Collier and L. P. Crawford.
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R. P. White
Watson Daniel
W. M. Colle
J. W. Collier
L. P. Crawford
Graves and Smith to Lead Alumnae? Alumni Game Roles Revealed
Dick Graves former Georgia third baseman and Wallie Smith Tech shortstop will star in the Georgia Tech alumni game at Sanford Field. Graves, class of 1908, famed for versatile infield and pitching, headlines the Georgia ex Bulldogs squad. Smith, with Wallie as nickname, anchors Tech’s infield after stellar football and baseball seasons. The event spotlights Atlanta amateur talent, with Graves and Smith turning out for Thursday’s showdown.
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W. D. Smith
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Albert Hil
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Atlanta
American Railway Express Company
Gate City
Alabama
Hawkes Case Ends as Oconee Superior Court Adopts Adjournment
The Oconee Superior Court adjourned after the Hawkes trial in Watkinsville. Judge Fortson announced a few days’ rest in the mountains and said linked cases would not be pressed.
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Watkinsville
Fortson
Oconee
Hawkes
Cotton acreage abandonment and boll weevil notes
The report outlines July cotton abandonment at 7.1 percent and details boll weevil infestation by state. It cites 295 county replies averaging abandonment by state, with percentages ranging from 0.7 percent in Missouri to 16.1 percent in Louisiana, and notes an estimated June 25 cultivation acreage of 34,852,000 acres.
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Suspected Auto Thief Turned Over To Brother
W. B. Whitehead, a Nicholson youth, was arrested Monday night after police believed he was caught attempting to steal a car. He was found on Clayton Street near a vehicle, then on the campus in another car, spent the night at the police station, and Tuesday morning was handed over to his brother by the recorder.
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Nicholson
Recorder
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France to Impose German Penalty Over War Debts Refusal
Paris officials said France would levy penalties of an economical and financial nature against Germany in response to Germany’s refusal to continue payments on debts incurred by its nationals with Allied nationals before the war. The move reflects mounting postwar financial pressure and seeks to enforce debt obligations amid strained relations.
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Mass Meeting On Prohibition At University Amphitheatre
On August 2 at 8 15 pm the Summer School public speaking class will hold a mass meeting outdoors opposite Peabody Hall. Local students will discuss prohibition and its influence on coming elections, presenting bold facts and inviting audience participation. Citizens are urged to attend.
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University Camera
Athens
Law and Order
Darden and White to Attend Atlanta Meeting on Good Roads Bonds
G. W. Darden of the state highway department based in Athens and Hugh W. White, Clarke county board of commissioners chair, travel to Atlanta to join the state organization of commissioners on Wednesday for a 2 o'clock session at Ansley Roof and to consult with joint house and senate committees on proposed statewide road bond issues. Both men advocate bonds and will participate actively in the conferences. Mr. Griffith and Mr. Hodgson also noted.
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G. W. Darden
State Highway Department
Athens
Hugh W. White
Clarke County , Board of Commissioners
Atlanta
State Organization of Commissioners
Ansley
House
Senate
Darden
White
Griffith
Hodgson
Free State forces capture Tipperary amid light casualties
Dublin by the Associated Press reports that Free State troops suffered 4 killed and 3 wounded in the capture of Tipperary. Irregulars blew water mains and planted mines. barricades were taken down as government forces advanced. Nearby Golden village saw Irregulars killed and captured, while Killrus and Killkea in Clare fell to Nationals amid town celebrations.
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Associated Press
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Golden
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Killkea
County Clare
Oklahoma Voters Pick Governor in Three Cornered Primary
Oklahoma City mayor J Watson sought the Democratic nomination on a platform backed by the farmers labor reconstruction union. The campaign emphasized state ownership of utilities, plumb plan for railways, and state farm aid, with voter focus on the gubernatorial contest over other statewide races.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
J.@. Watson
Oklahoma City
Farmers Labor Reconstruction Union
League of
North Dakota
Namong
Walton
GANTYS AILY COLUMN Continued on Seed and Freight Losses
The column notes seed and work costs for pick and crate, copper absence, and beans shipped to Florida yielding better returns than those sent in carloads to Northern states. Freight charges ate into profits, showing no organized farmer movement to market surplus.
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Florida
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to keep women young and healthy, urging use from ages forty five to fifty to combat headaches backache and the blues, citing reader letters as testimonials.
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