Phillies Edge Red Sox In Opening World Series Game
Philadelphia Nationals won 3 to 1 over Boston, aided by Paskett’s eighth inning catch and defensive plays. Errors and baserunning miscues cost Boston, with Cravath, Luderus, and Bancroft contributing key moments for Philadelphia. Attendance was 19,343.
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Campaign for 2 Million Federal Aid Against Citrus Canker
A Tampa committee of fruit growers and shippers launched a campaign for a two million dollar federal appropriation to combat citrus canker threatening Florida. The disease, believed to have been brought from Japan, already infects sixteen Florida counties and may spread to other Gulf states.
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Athenians Named Peace Delegates
Governor Harris has named a number of prominent citizens including Chancellor David C. Barrow and Dr. Henry C. White of the University of Georgia to travel to San Francisco as Georgia delegates to the Peace Conference to be held in the exposition city on the 10th and 11th of this month. White is president of the state peace organization and has long attended Lake Mohonk conferences.
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Josssey's Bulletin For Today Specials
Turnip salad 124%4c per peck green shelled peas 10c quart tender snap beans 5c quart green butter beans 5c quart tender corn 20c dozen Irish potatoes 25c peck yam potatoes 30c peck rutabaga turnips 3c pound fresh country eggs 27%c dozen fat frys 30 and 40c each nice fat hens 50c best canned tomatoes 3 for 25c Georgia canned okra 3 for 25c Ben Hur English peas special 10c special delivery today phone 1176 ice cream any flavor also sherbets the best candy in town Ye Garden phone 376
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Dispute Over Exports Leaves Skinner Post Uncertain
Washington officials said on Oct 8 that Consul General Skinner, recalled from London, may not return to his post. The note signals possible British displeasure with his reporting on the British export matter.
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Dixie Highway Dedicated with tableaux in Chicago
Chicago on October 9 plans a dedication procession for the new Dixie highway with tableaux showing Northern and Southern spirit. Governor Dunne will ride to Danville Illinois.
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Oratory Flows in Atlanta Lyceum Event
Hon William Jennings Bryan headlined a lyceum gathering in Atlanta applauded by ladies aid society and chautauqua attendees. Senator Hoke Smith spoke at the chamber of commerce urging Chatta hoochee river navigation while criticizing British cotton blockade. Congressmen Adamson and William Schley Howard supported with wartime imagery and rhetoric.
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Massey Takes Position With Sol Boley Co
Mr. S. O. Massey announces acceptance of a position with the Sol Boley Co and invites friends and acquaintances to visit him there. He is well acquainted with the trade of this section.
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Delicatessen Shop Opens in Athens Next Door to Costa’s
The Delicatessen Shop in the Southern Mutual Building Athens opens under Mrs Toney Costa known as Miss Nina. The store offers vegetables fruits dainty meats cheeses and sandwiches with a high standard like the nearby cafe and will stay open late for convenience. Cream Puffs Made This Day. Fresh Potato pnold Abney.
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Austro German Army Crosses Danube Into Serbia
Reports from Nish say the Austro German advance guard across the Danube at Belgrade has been partly destroyed and partly captured while those entering Serbia across the Save have suffered heavy losses. Allied forces move to Macedonia and Greece maintains neutrality as Greek policy dispute looms. Air force developments and a new mixed aerial army system are revealed with Italian questions clouding Balkan stance.
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Military review canceled over Yuan Shikai imperial bid
London reports the planned great military review for the Peking celebration of the Chinese republic’s formation was abandoned after word that leaders planned to crown Yuan Shikai emperor. The dispatch notes the monarchial movement is developing rapidly in Peking.
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Woman pursued 1000 miles found murdered in Buffalo hotel
Katherine Arnold of Buffalo told an acquaintance she fled an enemy, then was choked and beaten to death in a hotel. Police suspect a room inquiry by the killer, with two night clerks and two hotel women detained for questioning.
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Pan American conference to discuss Mexican situation
Washington Oct 8 The Pan American conference meets at the state department to consider Mexico. Secretary Lansing is expected to urge recognition of the Carranza government which has military supremacy and foreign protection promises. Accreditment of an American ambassador will come later. Diplomats from Argentina Brazil Chile Bolivia Uruguay and Guatemala have been gathering information.
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Atlanta women plan homes for 1500 youth during Harvest Festival
Members of the Atlanta Federation of Women's Clubs will hear Dr. Andrew M. Soule at 3 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce hall. Preparations focus on housing boys in Corn Clubs and Girls Canning Clubs during the Georgia Harvest Festival. Soule leads the state Corn Club and Canning Club movement and will outline private-home care needs.
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Burial Association Seeks Charter in Superior Court
A petition filed in the superior court seeks a charter for The Southern Burial Association. Petitioners B F Elliott J D Elliott and H L Cook are named with associates. The group aims to provide burial expenses funeral benefits and potential sick benefits to members. A similar Athens organization is cited as a model and beneficial.
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Fresh Banana Sale at Sacrifice Prices
Bananas over 80 bunches sold at once at 50 55 60 and 65 cents per bunch. 10 cents per dozen, 3 dozen for 25 cents, and 5 cents per dozen. Tokay grapes today at 10 cents per pound. Pete Petropol at Broad Street and College Avenue. Phares 1360 and 767.
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Georgia-Chattanooga football game to be played in University Chapel
The Georgia Chattanooga football game will be presented in detail in the University chapel this afternoon free to all. Students and citizens are urged to attend to hear live results as they are announced. The game starts at four o'clock Athens time with Georgia's twenty man squad prepared to play, Macassins predicted to challenge the Red and Black. Paddock directs the opening signal in a strong lineup.
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No Do Nothing Term Reveals Busy 1915 Georgia Session
Banner's Special Correspondence reports that the 1915 Georgia legislature produced a substantial local and general laws tally. The 1 009 page acts book reflects 32 general laws enacted and 258 total bills passed, higher than 1914 and near 1913. Unfinished business from 1913 and 1915 remains similar in count.
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