Georgia Tech Georgia Battle Draws Record Crowd at Sanford Field
A crowd of 2,943 paid attendees plus about 357 who entered free watched Georgia defeat Tech 7 to 4 in a temperamental spring game. Sanford Field overflow managed by S. V. Sanford and Hugh Hodgson kept the event orderly as Hitchcock struggled with control and Garlington relieved. Clements homered and Holden collected three hits as Athens fans filled the stands from Athens and beyond.
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S. V. Sanford
Cal
Hugh Hodgson
Sphinx
Sanford
Georgia
Tech
Sanford Field
Coth
Hitchcock
Bryant
Heisman
Georgiana
Garlington
Bean
Clements
Holden
Seaford Mead
Athens
Atlanta
Macon
Washington
Eatonton
Hartwell
Winder
Commerce
Jefferson
Georgia-Tech
Note to Germany delayed. diplomats watch for reply
The United States note on the Lusitania tragedy likely will reach Germany tomorrow after a transmission delay. Officials and politicians rally behind the note, praising diplomacy and supporting President Wilson as he seeks a peaceful, honorable outcome.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
United States
Germany
Gerard
Rome
Court to Continue Woods Case Hearing Monday
Superior court will meet Monday for the continuation of the Woods case hearing. The grand jury is also called to meet Monday morning. motion and appearance dockets will be called then. Henry Culp, indicted with Henry Hodgson and Norbet Epting for assault on J. S. Dudley, was acquitted.
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Superior Court
Woods
Henry Culp
Henry Hodgson
Norbet Epting
J. S. Dudley
Standard Brick Company
Willoughby
Georgia lawmakers face big issues for next session
Atlanta May 14 Prohibition compulsory education woman suffrage and a separate insurance commission are listed as major topics for the incoming legislature opening June 22. Insurers advocate creating a statehouse office for an independent insurance commissioner while retaining the existing comptroller general duties.
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Atlanta
Georgia Insurance
Insurance Commissioner
Statehouse
Comptroller General
German Americans rally behind the Stars and Stripes
In New York on May 14 Herman Ridder, publisher of the Staats Zeitung, publishes a patriotic statement declaring German Americans have fought to uphold the flag in the opera and will continue to do so. He says there is only one flag they will fight under the Stars and Stripes.
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Associated Press
New York
Herman Ridder
United States
Arnold & Abney bargain list of fresh produce and baked goods
The advertisement lists 3 pounds yellow squash 25 cents 3 bunches beets 25 cents 3 quarts Irish potatoes 25 cents 2 quarts string beans 25 cents 3 eggplants 25 cents plus Old Fashion Pound Cake 25 cents Layer Cakes 25 cents Raisin Cakes 10 cents Golden Cakes 1 piece Fresh Potato Chips Fresh Bell Peppers Red Rip Tomatoes from Arnold & Abney.
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Arnold & Abney
War News Briefs Shift as Salandra Resigns and U S Note
London reports the United States demands a German reply over submarine policy while Italy faces a cabinet crisis after Salandra's resignation. Amid battles in the east and west, French advances, Belgian and British actions near Yser and Ypres, and Russian setbacks are cited as Petrograd plans a new offensive. Police round up suspected enemy-age men. Lusitania victims' bodies arrive at Queenstown with A L Hopkins among the identified.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Salandra
Germany
Yser
Ypres
Carpathians
Petrograd
Dardanelles
Queenstown
Fastnet
A. L. Hopkins
Newport News
Shamrock
World Court Congress Concludes in Cleveland
The world court congress ends in Cleveland on May 14 as delegates affirm a permanent organization and long term aims toward an international court of justice. Professor Jeremiah W. Jenks outlines plans to secure public support, hold conventions, and form a commission to pledge U S action toward a world court. A resolution extends the committees of one hundred with power to act on future matters.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
International Court of Justice
Jeremiah W. Jenks
United ‘States
Court Congress
Congress
Navy approves first dirigible construction contract
Daniels authorizes the construction of the navy's first dirigible. Connecticut Aircraft Company, New Haven, bid 45 636 dollars for delivery in four months to Pensacola Florida. The craft carries four observers and four crew with a speed of 25 mph.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniels
Navy
Connecticut Aircraft Company
New Haven
Aeronautic Station
Pensacola
Fla. Ié
North Carolina
Dirigable
Circle Grove Hosts Delightful W O W Social
A Circle entertainment in the W O W hall drew members and Woodmen of the World guests. Sovereign Mrs M L Duncan of East Point Ga led as district deputy, praised for fostering a Winterville Grove and uniting local prominent families through Woodcraft and Woodmen Circle efforts.
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W. O. W. Hall
M. L. Duncan
East Point
Winterville
Sovereign Duncan
Sovereign
Duncan
Noble Order of Woodcraft
Woodmen Circle
Window Display Draws Georgia Spirit At Davison Nicholson
Thousands flocked to see a miniature baseball park presented by Davison Nicholson Company featuring Georgia colors and symbols. The lively display includes positioned players and clever legends, inviting visitors to take a look and appreciate the scene.
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Davison- Nicholson Company
Georgia
Georgia Spirit
Boy Hurt In Auto Crash At Milledge And Broad
A young son of Mr. Clem Stone was bruised when a Ford driven by a colored woman named Harris struck him at Milledge and Broad. The boy, riding a bicycle, had his wheel badly demolished in the incident.
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Clem Stone
Milledge and
Broad
Harris
Fresh Produce and Prices Advertised by Jossey-Phone 1176
The ad lists fresh turnips 15¢ per peck and 5¢ per bunch for turnips with salad, squash 6¢ per pound, Georgia beans 10¢ per quart, Irish potatoes 8¢ per quart, tomatoes 40¢ per dozen, strawberries 12½¢ per cat, lemons 18¢ per dozen, fat ducks 50¢ each, turkeys 16½¢ per pound, broilers 30¢ each, fries 37¾¢ each, hens 45¢, Jersey butter 30¢ per pound and cooking butter 25¢ per pound. The phone number 1176 appears for orders.
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Georgia
Jersey
Torrey to Lead Large Athens Union Meetings Next Week
Dr. R A Torrey conducts a series of union services at the Tent with two sessions Sunday and larger crowds expected for both. A Bible conference follows with visiting ministers from a fifty mile radius and afternoon lectures on the Word of God Heaven Hell and moral issues.
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Torrey
R. A. Torrey
Athens
Dr. Torrey
Australia
Hell
Athens Peace Societies
Mies
Senator Hoke Smith protests British cotton seizure
Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia visited the state department to question the handling of American cotton shipments seized by Britain. He accused England of buying cargoes while American owners have not received payment and said Britain continues to violate American rights, promising to keep protesting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoke Smith
Georgia
State Department
England
Great Britain
Estate of Samuel Inman Appraised at 768000
The estate of Samuel Inman of Atlanta was valued at 768000 by county officials, assessed against the estate after his death several months ago in Atlanta Georgia.
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Samuel Inman
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Mrs Elizabeth Parr Dies At 75 At Park Avenue
Mrs Elizabeth Parr aged 75 died at her home 137 Park Avenue from paralysis. Funeral services will be held tomorrow from the home with burial in Oconee cemetery. Rev R E Neighbour to conduct the services. Survived by four daughters Mrs L M Kenyon Mrs Mary Huff Mrs Susan Rife and Mrs G L Beasley, three sons C R Parr W H Parr and M L Parr, and three grandchildren Russell Meyer Fred Parr and Edw Kenyon.
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Park Avenue
Elizabeth Parr
Oconee
R. E. Neighbour
Parr
Methodist Church
L. M. Kenyon
Mary Huff
Susan Rife
G. L. Beasley
Messrs
C. R. Parr
W. H. Parr
M. L. Parr
Russell Meyer
Fred Parr
Edw. Kenyon
County Treasurer Undergoes Operation
Many friends of Mr. B. I. Smith, Sr., will be gratified to learn that he yesterday morning successfully underwent a serious operation at Johns Hopkins. He was last night resting well and will now steadily recover, the physicians state.
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B. I. Smith, Sr
Johns Hopkins
Supreme Court postpones arguments to October 12
The Supreme Court in Washington postponed all pending arguments not yet heard to October 12. The bel gian relief moving pictures event in Athens runs Tuesday the 18th and Wednesday the 19th to benefit Belgian babies. Pan ama hats offered direct from South America with inspection. sale at 143 College Ave. Horse and back for sale cheap at Oconee Street.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Madame Laistrat
Athens
Moving Pictures
America
Belgium
South America
College Ave
Panama
Special car brings Dr Shields for lectures on First Aid
A special car for the S A L railroad brought Dr Shields the company's medical expert to deliver today three lectures on First Aid to the Injured. Lectures are at 10 am 4 pm and 8 pm. Also cows for sale or trade for beef cattle. Call 1019.
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Shields
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the Woodmen OF the World
Jossey
Elisabeth Parr
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