Maysville School Appoints New Superintendent
Prof. T. C. Llewelyn is named the new superintendent of Maysville School. a graduate of Morehead College, Ky. Also noted: Jennie Freemen died at her Kentucky home. Leila Morris and Leonard Atwood of Maysville wed. judge J. A. Wills in critical condition after a stroke. Ada Hancock and Claude Cook married. first bale of cotton brought to Jefferson. two large black snakes found sucking milk from cow udders. Jackson county poultry meeting planned to combat boll weevil. Martin Institute expects record turnout. a car and sixty gallons of liquor captured near Wrights mill. David Walls dies at Adams Academy.
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John A. Nicholson
Jackson County
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Atlanta
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Claude Cook
J. A. Johnson
Jefferson
D. C. Reynolds
Panks
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Wright
Banks
David Walls
Adams Academy
Brand Brutally Attacked by Shackelford in Georgia Race
Shackelford accused Congressman Brand of conspiracy with Republicans to adjourn Congress and urged a focus on seeds and foreign plant imports. He criticized Brand for voting against adjournment while in session. Shackelford touted his own record as Athens citizen and Georgia legislator, highlighting support for the State Agricultural College, university funding, and Athens infrastructure.
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Chackelford
Athens
Georgia General Assembly
State Agricultural College
Athens Mayor Weighs Saving Notable Self-Sown Tree
Citizens write to Mayor about a famed tree on Dearing Street described as owning self and drawing visitors from America and Europe. The mayor says the dying tree should be saved by grafting or planting from an acorn, to avoid its expiration without action.
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Europe
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Senate Conferees Vote 5 3 Refuse Bonus Bill Consideration
Washington report shows senate and house conferees voting five to three to not take up the administration tariff bill alongside the soldiers bonus measure. The brief note references parliamentary action and mentions Athens and adjacent shoppers in a local insert.
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Washington
Golfing Gossip highlights local players' winning rounds
E H Dorsey Sr shoots 78 then 76 with 37 out and 39 in, aiming for more tournaments and newspaper photos. Frank Dudley posts around 72 as he and Billy Phinlzy duel. Sam Ware seeks a Ford or motorcycle for hills and asks for a return-trip guide and gas. J F Tibbetts dominates with 8-0 in league play while Morton Hodgson briefly tops Gainesville course record before Queen City rival wins three points.
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Gainesville
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Gainoyville
Board Names New Teachers For Whitenail Schools
The county board of education met Tuesday to elect teachers including Miss Beulah Parnell as principal, Miss Lillian Bell and Ethel Davis as assistants, Miss Mon tine Wallace as an assistant at Fowler's, and Miss Pearl Lanier as a Belmont teacher. No reports had been received from principals about attendance for the term.
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Ethel Davis
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Fowler's
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Belmont
Link Triumphs In Even Series Tilt With Bedgood
The Clarke county clash sees Link and Bedgood deadlock in a 6-2 game won by Link as Bedgood’s pitching struggles and late rallies shape a tense contest. Key moments include Moss and Whitley Davis driving in runs, Pittard’s power with a triple and standout fielding by Whitey Davis, while Pittard errors marred Weatherly’s day. The series resumes with the finale today.
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Rumors of Death of Former German Prince Denied by Physicians
Doorn Holland Associated Press reports physicians deny rumors of the death of former Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany. The prince, staying with his father, was the subject of circulating reports in Berlin on Monday.
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Truth and Truthful Talent Spotlight Mack of the White Sox
The Chicago White Sox pitcher Mack makes his major league debut at Boston on August 16, 1914, allowing five hits in six innings before a 5 3 loss. A week later he blanked Washington 3 0 in his second start. At 22 he shows potential as a recruit. He began as a fifteen year old on the coast training with the team in 1915 and once captured a thief who stole Ray Schalk's mitt. Schalk rewarded him with new balls and a glove, which Mack still uses in his battery partnership with Schalk seven years later.
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Contested MLB Results In New York St Louis and Chicago
Yesterday in the American League New York lost to Boston 4 3 in game one and 6 5 in game two at St Louis Cleveland edged New York 10 9 while Chicago defeated Detroit 9 8 in game one and 15 5 in game two no other games were on the schedule
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National League Yesterday's Results
Boston swept New York 6 0 in the first game and 7 4 in the second at Boston. Pittsburgh routed St. Louis 11 0. Chicago beat Cincinnati 3 1 in Cincinnati. Philadelphia pounded Brooklyn 11 3 in the first game and won 7 3 in the second at Philadelphia.
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Arch Bishop Executed by Firing Squad in Petrograd
Reports from Moscow say Arch Bishop Benjamin Metropolitan of Petrograd and others condemned for interfering with church treasures were executed by firing squad in Petrograd on August 10. Another report mentions M. Kimoffieff, a leader of the social revolutionists.
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Man Tried Recently in Moscow Hangs Himself in Prison
A recent Moscow trial defendant, held on suicide watch, has hanged himself in his prison cell. Officials report no foul play suspected as the inmate was awaiting sentencing on the criminal case.
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Lieutenant Hinton Forced Back From Seaplane Flight
Key West officers report Lieut Walter Hinton hopped off at 8 30 a m Tuesday to fly Seaplane Sampaio Correia II toward Rio de Janeiro but was forced to return as the aircraft was too heavily laden for the light air.
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Augusta Fire Causes $42,500 Loss at Broad Street Store
Estimates Tuesday show the W. L. Willets company store at 49 Broad Street gutted by a Monday night fire. Total loss placed at $42,500, fully covered by insurance.
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Augusta
W. L. Willets Company
Broad Street
Farmers to hear boll weevil dusting method date set
Mr R F Patrick of Warren ton hosts a Georgia State Board of Entomology meeting on September at his 750 acre farm to show dusting with calcium arsenate as a boll weevil control. Experts including Tra Williams will speak on cotton culture and application methods while a barbecue is served.
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Warrenton
Georgia State Board of Encology
Georgia State Board of Entomology
Tra W. Williams
Little Boy Hurt In Auto Crash at Crawfordville
In Crawfordville Ga a three year old boy named Jack Markey suffered a painful injury when he darted into a backing car across a sidewalk. Rescued by farmer Jack Stewart the driver did not see him. The incident occurred as Stephens Institute opened fall term with 170 on first day.
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Crawfordville
Stephens Institute
J. D. Nash
Nash
Jack Markey
Gee
Markey
Jack
Stewart
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