Georgia Defeats Trinity in Close Pitching Showdown
Georgia wins 5 to 4 against Trinity in a hard fought game highlighted by Jack Bower's sharp pitching for Georgia and costly errors by both sides. Webb pitched well for Trinity while Dick inson and Harmon's fielding kept the score close as Bradsher Wooten and Jaques contributed key hits in scattered innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Trinity Boys
Trinity
Tech
Webb
Jack Bower
Methodists
Dickinson
Wooten
Beaver
Anderson
Bradshear
Jaques
Harmon
Roper
Walker
Aho
Bradsher
McCalla
George Traylor Joins Harris Springs Hotel as Assistant Manager
George W. Traylor Jr. resigned from the Piedmont Hotel Atlanta on May 11 to become assistant manager of the Harris Springs Hotel in Lithia Springs, with F. W. Schetlin as manager. The Harris Springs property has new electric bells and telephones, and will feature first class service and music at 40 to 82 cents. The report also notes Vanderbilt’s strength and Georgia’s bid to beat them, plus a medical ad warning against mercury in catarrh treatments.
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George W. Traylor, Jr
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
Jim Athens
Harris Lithia Springs
South
Traylor
Athena
Battery Park
Asheville
Royal Poinciana
Patri Tach
Mitchell House
Thomasville
The
Pied
Harris Springs Hotel
F. W. Schetlid
Athens
Harris Springs
Husky
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Mcdinty
F. J. Chenry & Co
Toledo O
Hall
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Merritt Endorses Summer School for Teachers
Georgia State School Commissioner Merritt urges county boards to excuse teachers from annual institutes when dates conflict with University Summer School. He praises the University of Georgia Athens program, notes strong faculty, and asks teachers to plan courses in advance to gain superior training.
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Georgia
Balloch County
St Te Sthoul
Meritt
Macon
Merritt
Chancellor Hill
Boards of Education
University
Athens
United States
College Boyos Clash at Emory College
A lively clash at Emory College pits fraternity men against non fraternity men. Non fraternity students hold the literary society majority and control offices. Fraternity members protest, resigning debate positions ahead of commencement.
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Boyo
EMORY
Emory College
Clash Looms Between Russia and Japan Over Chi m386
Opinion among close observers warns of a grave danger of a clash between Russia and Japan over the Chi m386 question as tensions rise and the situation heats up.
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Russia
Japan
Warrant Dismissed Against MMR Epting
Yesterday morning John Epting was committal in before Judge Foster on assault and battery charges. The warrant, sworn by O C Schofield, foreman of the University, was dismissed for lack of evidence after Epting claimed Schofield used objectionable language and that he acted in self defense. The court agreed and discharged the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Epting
Jorge Foster
O.C. Schofield
University Re 8
Mr. Epting
Schofield
Mr. Eptisg
Committee to decide church locations and funds
A meeting of First Merconee Street Methodist officials approved a resolution to extend funds and decide church locations in Athena. A committee led by Dr I S Hopkins Hodgson and Rev G E Stone with T W Reed will meet at the First Methodist church parsonage tomorrow at 8 o'clock to carry out their duties.
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Merconee Street Methodist Diagres
Te Extension Society
Athena
I. S Hopkins
Hodgson
J. S
Oconee Stree Church
First Methodist Church
Major Warren Killed by Train Near Atlanta
Major James W. Warren longtime secretary at the state capitol was run over and killed by a Georgia railroad passenger train at Kirkwood near Atlanta. His funeral was held yesterday afternoon and he was buried in Oakland Cemetery.
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James W. Warren
State Capitol
Georgia Railroad
Kirkwood
Atlanta
Major Warren
Oakland Cemetery
Grape Nuts Said to Aid Nervous Strain in Teachers
A Minneapolis teacher credits Grape Nuts with rebuilding brain and nerve health during high stress. She notes immediate improvement, continued use, and no relapse, saying the cereal is essential like fresh air and exercise. The testimonial is provided by Postum Cereal Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
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Minneapolis
Postam Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Capt Jack Crawford at Athens Opera House Wows Crowd
Capt Jack Crawford the famed post scout and poet scout headlines at the Athens Opera House tonight. The Boston Globe lauds his entertaining blend of Indian fighting reminiscences humor and vivid description including a 350 mile dispatch journey and a long revolver demonstration. Tickets are sold at Palmer and Sons.
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Jack Crawford
Athens
Palmer & Sons
Boston Daily Globe
Capt. Crawford
Boston Y. M. C. A
Association Hall
Ccuapt
Scouts
U S.A
Poetscout
Jack
Far West
Schestnat
Sitting Bull
Custer
Little Big Horn
Crook
Sheridan
Dr Theron Rice Declines Princeton Homiletics Chair
Dr Theron H. Rice of Atlanta will not accept the Princeton University chair of homiletics. He will remain as pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church in Atlanta after careful consideration of the offer.
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Theron H. Rice
Atlanta
Princeton University
Hanna Says He Will Not Seek Presidential Nomination
In a Chicago interview Senator Hanna states he will not run for president and that the nomination may go to Roosevelt with Cleveland named as the Democratic standard bearer.
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Hanna
Chicago
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Nordica De Reszke to sing at Piedmont Park in Atlanta
The Nordica De Reszke concert company opens in Atlanta at Piedmont park with two opera concerts, matinee and evening, prices ranging from 125 to 300 dollars. The engagement draws heavy advance sales and aims to keep seats affordable at a 6 000 capacity venue.
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Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Washington
Atlanta Constitution
Pec
Metropolitan Opera
Countesa Cassini
Spain
France
Italy
Great Britain
Brazil
Monsieur de Reszke
Seaboard Air Line
Death of Frank Kytle at fifteen months after brief illness
Yesterday at 2 pm in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kytle Frank Kytle, aged fifteen months, died after a brief illness. The funeral will be this afternoon at 4 at 623 Hancock Avenue with pallbearers T. A. Nickerson A. W. Vese M. J. Abney and C. D. Cox. Interment in Oconee cemetery.
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W. H. Kytle
Frank
T. A. Nickerson
A. W. Vese
M. J. Abney
C. D. Cox
Serious Accident Injures Turner & Hodgson Salesman
J W McElhannon a popular Turner and Hodgson salesman was badly hurt at the store Monday night after leaving the Christian church. He tripped over lumber in the doorway and nails pierced his left knee requiring Ed Turner to pull them out. Dr Rideout treated the injury and he hopes to return to work soon.
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J. W. McElhannon
Turner & Hodgson's
Christian Church
McElhannon
Ed Turner
Mr. Turner
Mr. McElhannon
Special Offerings At Davison Love Close Out Sale
Special offerings by Davison & Love advertise silks dress goods and furnishings at prices near cost. Foulard silks silk remnants and remnant lots, black silks and voile blends, wool dress goods and laces receive heavy discounts. Includes men and boys pants shirts and accessories, plus Dr E Detchon’s anti diuretic with local druggists Palmer & Sons Athens GA.
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Sik
Voc
Tegular
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Bower
Gorgia
Puryear
Power
Fleischman
Elliot
George Traylor
Carer
Floyd Foster
George W. Teaylor, JR
Paryear
C. Webb
Ai Roper
Smith
Rf. Carter
U Gibbon
H PO Jaques
Merritt Endorses
Sidetrack Institutes
MMR
Epting
Church Extension Society
G E Stone
T. W. Reed
J. W. Warren
Capt
Opera House
Boston Globe
Theron Nige Otayg
Senator Hanna
DE Reszke
Mr. Kytle
T. G. Merritt
No. Mehoopany, Pa
W. J. Smith, & Bro
H.R. Palmer & Son
Davison & Love
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