Georgia Tech Rivalry Heats Sanford Field This Afternoon
Georgia meets Tech in a pivotal Sanford Field baseball clash. Georgia aims to sweep the series after winning two of three in Atlanta last weekend. Tickets at Palmer's, Costa's, Thornton's, and the M. H. will pick up in cost as 3:30 p.m. approaches.
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Georgia
TECH
Sanford Field
Georgia-Tech
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Costa's
Thornton’s
Grant Field
Atlanta
Smithson
Aston
Mercer
Rip Major
South
Georgia and Tech
Henderson
Heisman
Yellow Jackets
Sanford
Injunction Filed Against Knights of Pythias Agent
Anna Laura Pace through attorney Thomas Heard filed an injunction in Georgia to stop Anderson Brown from paying an endowment to the deceased’s mother. Pace says the husband promised to change beneficiary from mother to wife, while she serves as temporary administrator of J. M. Pace’s estate.
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Thomas Heard
Anna Laura Pace
J. M. Pace
Anderson
Brown
Knights of Pythias
North
South America
Asia
Africa
Australia
Georgia
Insurance Department
Vessel Wrecked in Behring Sea Off Cape Constantine
The three masted ship Standard owned by Libby McNeil Libby was wrecked off Cape Constantine Behring Sea. Of about 150 men aboard twenty nine were rescued.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Standard
Libby, McNeil & Libby
Cape Constantine
Behring Sea
Mobile Franchise Retention Plans Under Review
Mobile officials report President Baugh will lead discussions through Saturday as league directors seek a plan to retain Mobile's franchise. The meetings aim to outline terms and future governance for the team.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Baugh
Fresh Country Butter Tops Western Market Signage
A sale listing notes Fresh Fish and fresh Country Butter at Western Market alongside vegetables and produce. It mentions phones for contact and lists a range of produce including tomatoes lettuce and potatoes. The piece also previews a Georgia vs Tech baseball game with likely lineups and coaches.
Chautauqua Oratorio Draws Immense National Audience
A beautiful concert by Orato Rio artists at Chautauqua drew a huge audience last night. The performance showcased refined vocal harmonies and orchestral backing, drawing praise from attendees and critics alike.
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Chautauqua
Reed Miller
South Carolina
Nevada van der Veer
Myrtle Thornburgh
Frederick Wheeler
Madame van der Veer
Atheny
Strauss
Gounod
Faust
Wheeler
Chautauqua Highlights Feature Mayer Indian Songs and Sala
The program includes Marie May er lecture on The Passion Play and Princess Watahwasco Indian songs tonight. Antonio Sala cellist and partner join afternoon and evening performances with choral pieces by the Oratorio Artists. Tickets go on sale at reduced prices today.
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Marie Mayer
Princess Watahwasco
Antonio Sala
Bill
Watson Power
Fraulein Marie Mayer
Oberammergau
Russia United For Action and Front Gains Across Allies
Reports from Russia say government and workers delegates settled differences and military command is unified. Italy claims victory over Austria with Duino fall. Britain gains at Bullecourt and Roeux as German losses mount. In Macedonia Entente makes gains, French and British advance against German positions along the Cerna and Etruma rivers.
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Associated Press
Russia
Council of Workmen's and
Brussiloff
Gurko
Alexieff
Macedonia
Cerna
Bulgaria
Etruma
Krupri
Bigger Better Different Business for U S During War
A mixed New York-Philadelphia page notes wartime commercial boosts and cultural events. It highlights Madame Van der Veer’s concert with praise for her contralto and Mr. Frank Bryan’s piano accompaniment. It also covers Mr. B F McDonald’s Moonshine lecture and a well attended Chautauqua singing event. Local foods and delicatessen offerings from Arnold & Abney and King Hodgeon Co conclude the fragment.
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Madame van der Veer
Oratorio Artista
Frank Bryan
McDonald
B. F. McDonald
Newark
Ohio
New Athens Charter Proposed By City Committee
A city committee led by Mayor Arnold and including City Attorney Michael and Alderman Woods has drafted a new city charter for Athens. It envisions a mayor and four ward aldermen, a possible recorder abolition, and a city manager with a salary between 1800 and 3600 dollars.
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Chamber of Commerce
Arnold
Michael
B. F. Woods
O. R. Dobbs
A. E. Davison
A. G. Dudley
Women for Places Baptists Debate Delegates
Southern Baptist convention in New Orleans voted to refer the question of women delegates to a committee for next year. Dallas, Texas, Robert H. Coleman presented the motion amid a heated debate. the motion to table was defeated.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Southern Baptist Convention
Robert H. Coleman
Dallas
Tex
Saluting a New Charter and Local Proceedings
The article notes Ellie Matthews, a white man, was sentenced in superior court for attempted criminal assault to twelve years and assigned to Clarke County to serve. It discusses mayoral salaries, a proposed new city charter, council action, and plans for voter ratification with elections set for December 1917 and January 1918.
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Ellie Matthews
Clarke
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