Baseball scores and a veteran death in Savannah
Yesterdays results show American League games with many close scores including Detroit 6 New York 6 and Brooklyn 7 St Louis 1. A veteran, Capt. John Rudolph Kolshorn, died after a short illness in Savannah Georgia, a native of the state and a Spanish American War veteran.
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New York
Cleveland
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Georgia
Bulldogs Light Practice Ahead of Newberry Game
Bulldog squad held a light Wednesday practice with scrimmage eliminated and only signal work. Several veterans were sidelined by injuries but were expected to play Saturday except Page Bennett who remains hospitalized with a knee injury. Freshmen show strong discipline as nearly forty players took orders and three full teams ran signals for three hours. Georgia Pups look promising.
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Page Bennett
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John Fletcher
Sam Richardson
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Georgia
Atlanta Votes For New Mayor
Voters in Atlanta went to the polls Wednesday for a mayoral race between AL Sims and James G Woodward and several other candidates. The election followed earlier party information and aimed to determine a majority in the city contest.
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AL Sims
James G.' Woodward
Union Men Still Fight Injunction
Leaders of the shopcrafts unions testified in Judge Wilkersons court against a government request for a temporary injunction. They argued members suffered from armed railway guards and said efforts were made to suppress lawlessness. William N Johnston cited expulsions of members over actions supporting J WWs communists and other direct action advocates.
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Chicago
Ammdavits
Wilkeritson
William N. Johnston
Machinists
Applewhite Wins Thrilling Volleyball Game
After a poor start and a nine point handicap, Applewhite’s De appiewiitsa team rallied for a memorable victory on the local floor. Captain Applewhite sparked the win with strong serving aided by Dr. Brown. Opposing captain Joel led a first rate net game as teams two and three, Link’s and Stephenton’s, prepare to play later today at 6:30 sharp.
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Jt Spirit
Applewhite
Dr. Brown
Joel
Irv P. Myerson
H. Watat
Hornsby Ties Ken Williams on Major League Homer Pace
Brooklyn game recap notes Hornsby hitting two home runs to tie Ken Williams for the season’s homer record. The effort marks a standout performance as Hornsby shares the lead in the majors with Williams through the midseason stretch.
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Brooklyn
Hornsby
Ken Williams
Major
Witnesses Describe Smyrna Fire Start and Turkish Role
American eye witnesses claim Turkish troops started the Smyrna fire, with Armenians targeted amid Kemalist hostility. Eyewitnesses report Turkish soldiers set houses ablaze in the Armenian quarter and threaten Christians with bayonets as panic and destruction spread. Allies monitor Mustafa Kemal Pasha’s plans to attack the Dardanelles while Britain vows to hold the straits at any cost.
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Associated Press
Simpson
Dardanelles
Shilora
Amerciante
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Ish
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Straits
France
Italy
Judge Brand Nominated to Seek Re-Election in Eighth District
Judge Charles H. Brand was nominated to succeed himself in the 68th Congress by the Democratic convention in the Eighth district after winning the September 18 primary over Thomas J. Shackelford. The gathering of delegates, chaired by J. L. Brown, declared Brand with 14,293 votes to Shackelford’s 6,835, and he pledged to work for his district while criticizing Republican leader C. W. Parker and endorsing tariff stance, the Ford plan for Shoals, soldiers’ bonus, and woman suffrage though advocating state regulation for southern black women voters.
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Thomas J. Shackelford
J. L. Brown
Clarke
Wilkes County
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Order of Business
J.D. Bradwell
Orrin Roberts
Walton
John Eliott
Mr. Brown
G. M. Knight
R. H. Spratsin
B. H. Jenkins
W. H. Westmoreland
H. M. Spinks
Newton
Putnam
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Bhackelford
E. W. Roberts
Joe Jenkins
Wright
Katie Thomas
H. C. Tuck
Judge Brand
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C. W. Parker
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Georgian Hotel
Gold Mining In Athens s Legacy and Lost Wealth Hope
The piece traces Athens Georgia families linked to Revolutionary stock and prestigious lineages such as the Heards Verdolia Alstons and Bahks. It notes waning wealth and asks if the last descendant can restore antebellum prestige. It also cites that about 100 million barrels of Portland cement were manufactured in the United States in 1921.
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Verdolia
Alstons
Georgia
South Carolina
Bahks
United States
Cornfully Yours Letters From Athens Sporting Editor
An informal Atlanta or Athens letter from earle watson jr recounts local figures and events in 1922 Georgia. It names Booze McWhorter goat Tanner and Lefty Bedgogd, mentions George Thornton and Dub, Pep Peeplesy, Count Callaway, and local figures around Pine Pules Camp. The piece blends humor, gossip, and regional political banter with assessments of society and sport.
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Fleet Lanier
Clay
R. A. Sation
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George Thornton
Dub
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Pep’ Peeplesy
Washington and Lee
Peeplesy
Camp Pine
Ron
Inpo Crayne
Rabah Gap
Callaway
Count Callaway
Tom
Jim
Burton Lake
Millie Rutherford
Georgia
Horton Watson
Athemaria
Charlie
Serengly
Gus fRecco
Juhan
Murray Soule
Coach Stegeman
Irving Myerson
Georgian Palme
Earle Erastus
Watson JR
Sporting
Rail shopmen reach partial settlements amid strike
Reports from Chicago and New York indicate railways inch toward normalcy as shopmen's strike extends. The Baltimore agreement and Central settlement pave paths for 80 000 workers to return, while the Southwest accord restores 450 laid off workers on the San Antonio and railway.
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Rega
Labor Talks And Trials Dominate Northeast News Briefs
Negotiations begin between San Francisco metal crafts and car department workers for wage and condition reforms under a new union. Four strikers on trial for murder at Ophia Tennessee. four others at Marion Arkansas face murder charges next Monday. Railroad officials plan October 2 meetings with union leaders to negotiate new contracts. A lengthy list of new Democratic Executive Board members is reported, detailing representatives from multiple Georgia counties and counties not represented.
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Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
L. E. Sheppard
Order of Railway Conductors
Lee
New Democratic’ Executive Body
Few Cases For Superior Court Docket Updates
The Clarke county superior court schedule notes a light docket with few cases on Tuesday pending before the division. Since the last session, several cases have been filed and a small number of civil actions are expected to be resolved. the court plans to focus on criminal matters and civil business over the next weeks.
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Clarke Superior
Humber
Cities Service Quotations Quotations Furnished by Atlanta Office
Quotations furnished by the Atlanta offices of Henry L. Doherty and Co refer to Cities Service. The report notes preferences and market positioning with emphasis on corporate naming and sourcing. The fragmentary text indicates an industry snapshot without clear figures or dates.
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Cities Service
Atlanta
Henry L. Doherty and Co
Cities Ser, Preferance
Market Basket Fresh Produce List
Cauliflower fresh tomatoes string beans fresh okra tender corn rutabaga turnips turnip salad yellow yams cabbage Spanish onions white onions.
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