Georgia Tech suffers at Athens in opening Georgia Tech series loss
Georgia defeats Tech 8 to 6 in the first game at Sanford Mead as Westbrook and Senter falter on the mound. Clements belted a crucial homer for Georgia while Preas added a long shot for Tech. Crowd braved heat as Philpot faces Puckett in the next game.
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Dublin Rebels Executed for Complicity in Irish Rising
James Connelly and John McDermott were shot in Dublin on May 12 for involvement in the Irish rebellion. Connelly was described as commandant general of the Irish Republican Army and a signer of the insurgents proclamation. McDermott, a Dublin journalist known in America as a top orator, edited the paper Irish Freedom which was suppressed during the war for opposing recruiting in Ireland.
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Five Die In Train Car Collision Near West Palm Beach
Five were killed and three injured when a Florida East Coast Railway work train collided with a car between Delay and West Palm Beach today. The dead include W S Bell and Mr Brough and his young son George M Basahd, all of Delay. The injured are J A Barrow, Earl Hayrell, and Miss Bell.
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Bandits Fire Across Border Near Fort Brown
Report says Mexican bandits fired across the border near Fort Brown. Curtis Bayles, an American, was killed last night. One bandit was killed and two captured. others escaped into Mexico. Lieutenant Van Horn returned to Fort Brown after pursuing the attackers.
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Navy reshuffles fleet placing battleships in reserve
Secretary Daniels ordered a reorganization of the Atlantic fleet on May 12 to place six battleships in reserve and release crews to man destroyer divisions and the dreadnoughts Oklahoma and Nevada. The New Jersey Virginia Rhode Island and Nebraska were ordered into reserve.
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Ding a Ling Prices and Fresh Produce Ad
Local ad lists prices for Fat Hens 45 to 55 cents, Fat Fries 35 to 40 cents, fresh beans 10 cents per quart, Irish potatoes 10 cents per quart, English peas 74 4 cent per quart, country eggs, cooking butter 25 cents per pound, canned corn and tomatoes 10 cents, canned beans 10 cents, phone 1176. Includes “That’s Jossey’s” branding.
Big annual picnic and barbecue at High Shoals
The twenty fifth annual second Saturday picnic and barbecue at High Shoals will be held today. All are invited. Goods include Florida oranges priced at 400 per dozen. Arnold & Abney listed among the sellers.
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Circuit Court Reverses Judge Speer in Smith Case
The United States Court of Appeals reversed Judge Emory Speer on the Smith case involving 2.5 million dollars. It granted an appeal and ordered temporary receivers to return Smithsonia assets to administrators at Oglethorpe County. Bonds were set at 5,000 each for temporary administrators. receivers held 500,000 bonds.
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Charles Hillyer Brand Scholarships Created in Georgia
Judge Brand funds two scholarships to Georgia institutions for Western Judicial Circuit residents. Each year 150 dollars to University of Georgia and State Normal School with 2500 dollars endowments at death. income loans to poor worthy students, 6 percent interest, repaid notes accumulate to 2500 dollars for further endowment. Recipients based on need and merit.
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Goof Obregon talks yield modest progress in Mexican issue
Washington reports after a cabinet meeting that the Goott Obregon conference failed to change the Mexican situation. President Wilson heads to a weekend trip, and Secretary Baker travels to New Jersey. General Scott’s report hints at a gentleman’s understanding with Obregon and steps to curb bandit activity.
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Kiss of Hate headlined by Ethel Barrymore on Metro program
Five part Metro feature The Kiss of Hate stars Ethel Barrymore with an strong cast including H Cooper Cliffe Niles Welch and Robert Hilot plus Victor De Linsky Martin Faust Roy Applegate William Boyd Frank Montgomery Daniel Sullivan and Henry Hume. The piece highlights Barrymore’s Broadway prominence and recent Metro appearances while noting other cast names and theater lineup. Also advertised are fresh produce items from Arnold & Abney including beans potatoes eggplants peppers lettuce carrots beets and cucumbers.
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Hean Hume
Germans Shift Focus as British Front Bears the Brunt
London reports German forces switch attacks from Verdun to British trenches near Hullch Vermelies capturing 500 yards before British recapture. Verdun area sees French relcapture near Haucourt while Fort Coustumont defense holds. Petrograd cites repulsed German assaults at Dvinsk Jacobstat. artillery heat in Cel do Italian front. Austrian pressure alleged west of Erzerum.
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Refusal of Shipments of Medicine by Red Cross
London on May 12 Sir Maurice De Bur-Sen of the foreign office outlined Britain’s stance on denying shipments of medical supplies to the Central powers by the American Red Cross. He stated such aid could reach American units but warned that Britain’s approval would invite Germany to source shipments globally, with items like rubber usable for war purposes.
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Peg o the Ring serial season continues at Vaudetth
Vaudette shows the second installment of Peg o the Ring a gripping circus themed tale titled The Strange Inheritance. The program includes Mary Puller and two Elko Comedies plus vaudeville acts with Haggenbeck's animal scenes. Tickets 10 cents as advertised by Arnold and Abney.
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