Georgia Meets Tech in Sanford Field Showdown
Georgia and Tech prepare for a three thirty p m baseball clash at Sanford Field. Coach Bean and Heisman set lines while Umpire Donahoo presides as a 50 cent admission draws a big Athens crowd.
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Sanford Field
Georgia
Joe Tech
J. W. Heisman
Hi * Tech
Montague
Donahoo
Sue
Athens
Atlanta
Macon
Savannah
Sanford Mead
Tech
South
Georgia-Tech
Commerce
Bean
Hitchcock
Senter
Heisman
Jim Preas
Birmingham
Athens Spirit Mayor Calls Businesses to Close for Tech Georgia Game
Athens leaders urge local shops to close from 3 to 6 pm on Friday May 14 to boost attendance at the Tech Georgia game. W F Dorsey mayor and C D Flanigen Athens Chamber of Commerce advocate strong turnout and home support for University athletics, noting past city customs and potential impacts on attendance records.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Athentic Board
University
Athletics of
Georgia
Tech
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia-Tech
Atselfi
C. D. Flanigen
Athens Chamber of Commerce
United States Demands German Respect for Rights at Sea
The United States cabled Ambassador Gerard to present to Germany a note condemning German violations of American rights at sea, citing the Lusitania sinking and other attacks. It calls for disavowal, reparations where possible, and steps to prevent recurrence, urging Germany to uphold modern warfare rules and protect noncombatant lives.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Gerard
Lusitania
High Seas
Germany
Torrey Union Sermon Draws Large Audience Tonight
Announcements invite today’s 10 30 meeting on The Power of the Word of God with services at 8 15 tonight. No service tomorrow. Sunday schedule at 4 30 afternoon and 8 00 evening. Last night’s meeting filled the big tent and ten people ages twelve to sixty professed change of heart.
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Torrey Union
Phi Beta Kapp
P. W. Meldrim
Phi Kappa
Vison
Southern Railroad
Durin Fe Fanleirs
Shelton and Woods Cases Continued in Clarke Court
In Clarke Superior Court the Shelton case against W. H. Shelton, bank president, is continued for the term due to his ill health. The Woods case, cashier R. W. Woods, hinges on a defense witness, with a ruling deferred to Monday. Jurors from panels 3 and 4 are excused until May 31, 1915, unless summoned sooner. The grand jury and other dockets schedule Monday actions.
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Woods
Clarke Superior Court
E.J. Crawford
W. H. Shelton
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Clarke ‘Superior Court
McKinney
St. Smith
D. H. DuPree
Moses Payne
William Thomas
Bobbin Mill
Culp
State
Henry Culp
J. P. Dudley
Norbet Epting
Henry Hodgson
Willoughby
Strickland
War News and Politics Across The Front May 13
Reports from Rome London and Westminster outline ministerial resignations political maneuvers and war updates. Italian ministers hand their resignation to the king as unity on policy is questioned while Haldene warns of recruiting needs and British naval actions continue in the Dardanelles region.
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Italy
Rome
Council of Ministers
Victor Emmanuel
Italian Council OF Ministers
London
Reuter
England
House of Lords
Haldane
Flanders
Galicia
Asquitl
House of Commons
Sphinx Initiates Two New Members in City
Sphinx initiates Hugh Hodgson of this city and C. W. Jacobson of Tennille as they begin the initiatory road to full membership. The item also lists produce like Freshee green cabbage celery potatoes and Florida oranges grapefruit lemons along with fresh country butter and eggs. The note concludes with contact for Jones Greenhouse and a phone number 864.
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Sphinx
Messrs
Hugh Hodgson
Honor ‘Man
C. W. Jacobson
Tennille
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