SIOITH WING AND TOPSY LEAGUE! One act skit and baseball clash
The report describes a chaotic game with miscues by Bradberry and FeWhorter, several safe hits by Smithites, and a late rally as Leo Brad and George Thornton flare in a rough inning. Noted names include Bradberry, FeWhorter, Smithite, Lee, Leo Brad, and George Nyumps.
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Bradberry
Ley Region
Bob FeWhorter
Bob
Bradder
Leo Brad
Goodem
Wike Field
Lee
George Nyumps
Pid
George ‘Thornton
Crags
Greoent Pasroen
Seth Vena Bard
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Southern and American Leagues
In the Southern League Birmingham beat Atlanta 2 to 1 in six rain shortened innings. Chattanooga triumphed over Nashville 7 to 6. Little Rock defeated New Orleans after rain halted play. American League results included Philadelphia and Cleveland rainouts.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Little Rock-New Orleans
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Philadelphia-Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
San Sphia
Chienro
Bostoh
Detroit
New York
Leme
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Roberts volley team dominates in winning streak
In the Y Volleyball League action, Roberts extended their winning streak to four straight with a decisive victory led by Captain Roberta and standout Stevenson. Stevenson’s team remains winless in the newly formed league, while Patat faces Weston at 6:30 in today’s contest as standings show Roberts ahead of Weston and Patat.
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Stevenson
Ron
Roberts_ vo
Robérta
Steven
Roberta
Patat
Weston
Roberts
House Passes Important Bills in Georgia Legislature
Special to the Banner-Herald reports the Georgia House approved several key measures in Monday morning session while the Senate spent seven hours debating the highway issue. A Peach county bill was rejected for reconsideration. Bowden of Ware pushed a bill allowing counties to remove themselves from districts by two thirds grand jury vote while keeping the county fenced. Beckham of Dougherty saw passage of a law ending the bar admission privilege for graduates from out of state or coors exams. future bar exams would require sitting before the board. The Senate plans to tackle the income tax measure on Tuesday.
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Banner-Herald
Atlanta
House
Senate
Peach County
Bowden
Ware
Beckham
Dougherty
Sinta
Menate
City Court Not-Pressed Forty Cases With Judge Bradwell
Forty cases in City Court were not pressed Monday by Judge Bradwell and Solicitor Rucker following grand jury recommendations. Joe Turner, a colored man, was found guilty of stealing shirts and trousers from Jesus Haley, and was fined $26. The August term will convene without a jury, with default judgments to be addressed on Tuesday.
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Bradwell
Rucker
Joe Turner
Jeses Haley
Joy
Turner
Haley
Boxing Promoters Post Forfeits For Labor Day Fight
Jack Kearns manager of Jack Dempsey and Leo Flynn manager of Bill Brennan posted forfeits of 10000 dollars each for their fighters appearance at Floyd Fitzsimmons arena in Michigan City Indiana Labor Day. Fitzsimmons posted a 20000 dollar guarantee to clinch the bout amid weeks of negotiation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Leo Flynn
Bill Brennan
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Michigan City
Ind
Fitzsimmons
Larry Gantt Column Fragment on Athens Growth
Fragmentary column notes Athens as a pleasant site for cosy homes and a healthy climate. It envisions a local population goal of about fifty thousand and a plan to build and develop the area aggressively.
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Athens
Famous Singer Debates Popular Ballads Over Opera
The famous singer argues pub lic taste leans toward sentimental ballads rather than grand opera. She notes the audience cheers for ballads like Wake Up to Girl and Why Should I Cry Over You, praising melodic ease while acknowledging opera’s status.
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Erie Ovale
Unclear OCR fragment on historic cures and figures
Fragmentary text mentions an ancient collection and a witch factor scene. Hard to identify exact events or people due to corrupted OCR. No clear dates places or organizations emerge to build a solid summary.
Prohibition Officers Destroy Stillage in Raids Across Counties
Prohibition enforcement teams last week destroyed several stills and filed cases against bootleggers. In Morgan County deputy Lester Littl and federal agents raided sites. an occupant resisted, damaging a county automobile but officers recovered and continued. Still closures were confirmed, and the raids reduced illicit liquor activity in the area.
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T. E. Welder
Morgan County
Lester Littl
Plec
Negro Faker II Run In by Police Trey Thomas
A man named Trey Thomas, labeled a negro, operated a slick scheme to solicit subscription money from Ath ena residents. He allegedly visited a lawyer and another firm, feigning a child injury to obtain funds, then fled after police intervened. He was jailed on cheating and swindling charges amid repeated petitions for charity.
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Trey Thomas
Athena
Mondey
Thomas
Danielsville
Ordfer
Hed
Thompson faces lesson to deter future petition takers
The text notes that petition takers, often lawyers, obtain the petitions by deceit and then press the public, while Thompson is expected to receive a lesson that should deter such attempts in the future. This hints at ongoing wrongdoing and a forthcoming consequence.
Congressman Brand Heads to Washington for 16th District Seat
Congressman Charles H. Brand departed Athens Monday afternoon for Washington in response to a telegraphic call from minority leader Finis J. Garrett for full membership in the 16th district. The move follows a push to secure a larger role for Brand within the party’s ranks as the 16th seeks full representation.
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Charles H. Brand
Athens
Washington
Finis J. Garrett
Fuil
Remains Of F L Parr To Be Laid To Rest
The remains of Mr. F L Parr, a former Athenian, arrived in Athens Monday after a California memorial. The funeral in Athens will be held Tuesday at 10 oclock at Oconee Cemetery with Reverend Walter Anthony officiating. friends here will attend.
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Ie Parr
Los Angeles
Athens
California
Oconee
Walter Anthony
Tdland L
Negro Held by Sheriff for Store Theft Charge
Ed McKinney, colored, was turned over to the sheriff by the Dolce over the weekend, charged with stealing goods from the Piggly Wiggly stores. Docket includes traffic ordinance violations, several cases involving Mexro hoboes and a charge of disorderly conduct.
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Ed McKinney
Dolce
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