Augusta Stouch and Lafitte reach agreement in Augusta
Augusta Georgia June 30 The base iN situation in Augusta has cleared over the last 24 hours Manager Tommie Stouch has settled his grievances with the Augusta club owners and James Lafitte the new pilot formerly with Atlanta and the Pelican takes charge. Stouch arrived with a reputation for pennant winning and despite early expectations Augusta faced financial limits and relied on modest recruiting. He was seen as conscientious and hardworking with the respect of local fans despite noted managerial mistakes.
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Augusta
Stouch
Tommie Stouch
Augusta Club
James Lafitte
Atlanta
Albany
Columbus
Macon
Columbus Board Endorses Agricultural Train Resolutions
The Columbus Board of Trade adopted resolutions praising the Georgia State College of Agriculture Educational Train and urging liberal state funding. The letter to area chambers asks adoption by boards and transmission to legislators, noting farm prosperity ties to town and state welfare. The resolutions urge ongoing expansion and report copies to Muscogee officials.
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Board of Trade of Columbus
Athens
State College of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
City Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Columbus Board of Trade
Chamber ,of Commerce
C. B. Woodruff
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Georgia
Soule
Muscogee County
Tallest Woman to Wed One of the Tallest Men
Mary Ellen Powers once Barnum’s tallest woman is to wed Maurice T. Stapleton of Lockport New York in a quiet ceremony at St Patrick’s church after a license was issued. Powers stands seven feet Stapleton over six feet tall and the couple previously planned a marriage three years ago but postponed it.
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Lockport
N. Y
Mary Ellen Powers
Barnum
Maurice
T. Stapleton
St. Patrick’s Church
Miss Powers
Stapleton
Local Store Offers Fire Damaged Remodel Bargains
Unclear advertisement states reduction in prices for items as a building previously damaged by fire is being remodeled. Encourages customers to come and see bargains immediately.
Soldier Friends In Picture At Majestic Theater
Recognized soldiers of the 17th U S army appear in a silent drama shown at Atlanta and then at the Majestic. Colonel J T Van Orsdale leads the unit, with other officers easily identified in scenes near San Antonio and at the camp. The article notes staged stunts and misrepresentations of military life, highlighting the stars and the audience’s reaction.
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Majestic
Nickelodeon
17Th U. S. Army
Atlanta
J. T. van Orsdale
Seventeenth Infantry
van Orsdale
San Antonio
Tex
Hobbs
Georgia to move governor inauguration date to January
Representative Burwell of Hancock has drafted a bill to set the governor inauguration on the first Tuesday in January, with a ten day January session and a forty day summer session. The measure would amend the Georgia code, and a similar proposal by Mr. Hardeman would limit January sessions to general bills.
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Atlanta
Burwell
Hancock
Hardeman
Jefferson
Hay Fever Relief Claim for Foley's Honey and Tar
E M Stewart of Chicago reports great relief from hay fever and summer colds using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. He urges others with similar symptoms to try it. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
E. M. Stewart
Wolfram St
Chicago
Stewart
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