Georgia Senator Watson Dies Early In 1910s Record
Former Georgia senator Tom Watson dies after a turbulent career marked by anti war, anti Wilson stance and clashes over drafts and espionage laws. He rose from Thomson to national politics, led populist and anti war campaigns, faced obscenity charges, and was acquitted in Augusta federal court.
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Mercer University
Georgia House of Representatives
Deceased Senator Was Mighty Force In Ga Politics
Obscure historical note recalls a Georgia political figure, touring counties to denounce the Wilson administration and officials Smith and Dorsey. He faced arrest later in his campaign period, while a separate marketplace snippet lists fruits, vegetables, and a dairy assortment with prices.
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Hugh M. Dory Poy
Watson
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Dorsey
Larry Gantt's Column on Cotton and Weevil Pest Control
The article notes that cotton production in the county may fall below 5,000 bales this year due to boll weevil damage. Mr. Cunningham claims he will not plant cotton next year and urges early use of calcium arsenate to beat the pest, though road duties hinder full field work. He praises county road improvements from Lexington to Washington.
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Exhume Choir Leader Body in New Jersey Slaying
The body of Mrs Timea Mills, a choir singer, may be exhumed for exam in Somerset County New Jersey to resolve discrepancies over shots that struck her and Rev Edward Wheeler Hall. County officials say Hall and Mills were killed at the hillside farm site beneath a crab apple tree.
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N. J
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Edward Wheeler Hall
Bessman
Somerset County
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Jeader
Hornsby and Slater To Barnstorm Tour
ST LOUIS AP George Slater local first sacker named American league MVP and Rogers Hornsby local second sacker leading the National league in hits and home runs will go barnstorming after the season closes.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
George Slater
First Wacker
Rogers Hornsby
Sham Scrimmage Keeps Bulldogs In Hour Long Battle
The Sporting World reports Coach Stegeman’s Bulldogs extended practice with a gruelling hour long scrimmage featuring strong passes from Randall to Thompson and Post to Teany. Richardson returned from injury to bolster the defense while Paige Bennett and John Fletcher suffered setbacks. Newton shined for the second team as Georgia’s attack showed growing power despite lingering injuries and secret drills advertised with wooden signs.
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Smack Thompson
Dick Hartley
San Richardson
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Mercer
Paige Bennett
Paige
John Fletcher
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Ceseh Stegeman
Chicago
Milt Dey
Roose
Newton
Douglas
Georgia
Heydler congratulates Giants on pennant win during pre season
National League president John A. Heydler sent a telegram to New York Giants owner Charles Stoneham praising the club for its on and off field department during the preseason and congratulating the Nationals on clinching the pennant.
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John A. Heydler
National League
New York Giants
Charles Stoneham
New York Nationals
First Frosts Reported Across Interior States
The first frosts of the season were reported Tuesday to the weather bureau from numerous localities in the Interior of the Atlantic coast states north of Maryland and the Great Lakes region. Vermont's Northfield reported a temperature of 26 degrees, with the front moving southward for Tuesday night in the afflicted areas.
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Weather Bureau
Atlantic Coast
Maryland
Great Lakes
Northfield
Vermont
Giants Clinch National League Title in 10th Inning Thriller
The New York Giants seized the National League crown after a tense 10th inning victory over the St Louis Cardinals. George Kelly delivered the decisive hit scoring Frank Frisch as Ti Ryan earned the win in relief. The Yankees edge closer to the American League title with a key clash looming in Boston.
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Associated Press
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John J. McGraw
McGraw
Phil Douglas
Pittsburgh Pirates
George Kelly
Frank Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Ti Ryan
McQuillan
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Hickory
Ty Cobb
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Pirates
Oldham
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Holloway
Bob Veach
Tirates
Casey Stengel
Y M C A Volley League Resumes Tonight
Y M C A volley league play resumes after Tuesday postponements. Tonight Link faces Applewhite at 6 15 PM and Soostons meet Stephenson. Stephenson leads the circuit with three wins, Applewhite close behind, followed by Goodman and Link in the standings.
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Applewhite
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LI Pet. Stephenson
Goodman
Wonder Who'll Win Dixie Golf Crown
Nashville experts speculate on the fourth annual open championship of the Southern Golf Association at Belle Meade Club starting Wednesday. Professionals have begun practice on the grounds ahead of the event with many already in town.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southern Golf Association
Belle Meade Club
Ig Evant
Hornsby Might Be Home Run King This Season
Rogers Hornsby of the St. Louis Cardinals leads the chase for home runs and is well positioned to challenge Babe Ruth for the season title. He also aims to become the first NL player since Ed Delahanty to finish with a .400 batting average, with an unofficial .401 mark and strong recent hitting. Hornsby holds 42 homers, three ahead of Ken Williams, as the schedule winds down with four games left for Williams to close the gap.
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Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Hornsby
Cardinal
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Philadelphia
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Ken Williams
St. Louis Browns
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Nis
Witnesses Moved to Winder for Barrow County Probe
Special to Banner-Herald reports that Willie Peters and other Black residents from Barrow County were brought to Winder for grand jury hearings after Judge Fortson urged a thorough probe into alleged raids and a recent lynching. Offi cers guarded the group as fear of further violence persisted.
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Banner-Herald
Winder
Willie Peters
Barrow County
RGO
Asberry McCluskey
George Mack
Fortson
Dies of Bullet Wound Monday
Stewart Fairbanks died at Gray Hospital after an accidental rifle discharge near his home. He collapsed from a bullet to the left lung while returning from a hunting trip and received attempts at care including a blood transfusion from his mother, Mrs. O. N. Pollard.
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Banner Herald
Atlanta
Stewart Fairbanks
Gray Hospital
0.N. Pollard
Peeples Street
Grady Hospital
Agnes Scott planned to grow into greater college future
Dr. F N Gaines outlined Agnes Scott College progress and a plan for a Greater Agnes Scott. Since its 34th term, the school has expanded from a rented building with four teachers to twenty one buildings, fifty four teachers, and four hundred forty five students. Assets rose from 5000 to 1 586 344 and plans include a modern gymnasium dormitory music and art building larger power house and laundry and a higher standard of Christian education. He spoke of spiritual aims and cooperation in work and prayer to achieve the best and most spiritual college in America.
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Banner-Herald
Agnes Scott
God
Presbyterian Institution of Higher Learning
America
South
East
Hooper Alexander Indicted For Alleged Intimidation
Atlanta report states Hooper Alexander former United States district attorney was indicted by a federal grand jury on three counts for attempting to influence the grand jury by writing an intimidating letter to James W. Wilson foreman regarding an ongoing investigation involving Dr. C E Murphey. Alexander had not been informed of the indictment and gave no comment.
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Banner Herald
Atlanta
Federal Grand Jury
Hooper Alexander
United States Atatrict
United States Penal Code
James W. Wilson
Grand Jury
Second Game For Eastern Honors
NEW HAVEN Conn New Haven will send Jonny Cooney to the Young Tuesday in an effort to turn back the Baltimore Orioles in the second game of the series for the Minor League championship of the East Jack Ogden is carded to pitch for the International League pennant winners The first game was won by Baltimore Stool
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Jonny Cooney
Baltimore Orioles
Jack Ogden
Baltimore
Stool
Dust Flight at Palace Promises Major Photoplay
Goldwyn presents The Dust Flyer at the Palace a Basil King photoplay directed by Rowland V. Lee. Letty rises from dust laden hardship to noble womanhood through love and rescue by Rashley Allerton with a strong cast including Helene Chadwick James Rennie Claude Gillingwater Mona Kingsley Edward Peil and George Perriolat. The film features striking photography and an unusual treatment praised for its universal appeal.
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Palace
Goldwyn
Rowland V. Lee
Letty
Judson Flack
Rashley Allerton
Barbara Wallbrook
Allerton
Helene Chadwick
James Rennie
Allertoh
Caude Gillingwater
Mona Kingsley
Edward Peil
George Periolat
Mr. King
Elite Western Drama Opens With The Wind ing Trail
The Elite presents The Wind ing Trail a western drama featuring Buck Manning and Jerie Clifford in a rugged tale from West history with thrills horsemanship and crowd appeal. The local cast promises capable support and solid performances.
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Jerie Clifford
Mae Murray Designs Gowns in Broadway Rose
Mae Murray’s latest feature shows her in gowns described as stunning, with reports that most of the costumes in her productions were her own designs. The Palace Theatre screening mentions fashion as a standout element, fueling chatter about the star’s wardrobe.
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Doshnine Yikowns
Mae Murray
Broadway Rost Palace
May Murray
Peacocke Alley
Morbalway Rowe
Palace Theatre
Misa Murray
Toledo club names George Whitted as manager
George Whitted of Toledo has been named manager of the Toledo club in the American Association. Bresnahan is announced as president of the league.
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George Whiter
American Association
I Bresnahan
Tigers Win Invite: Cobb Hit In Exhibition Game
Detroit Tigers beat Pittsburgh 5 to 4 in an exhibition. Ty Cobb was struck on the leg by a pitch from Yellowhorse and limped off the field. Margarethe Morris, daughter of Prof and Mrs John Morris, will give a music recital at No school, 7 o'clock, admission charged.
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Detroit Tigers
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Ture Cay
Ty Cobb
Yellowhorse
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Margarethe Morris
Back Aches and Kidney Trouble Ad Claims Cure
Mrs M McCullough of Easton writes of her husband suffering backache rheumatic pains exquisite pain and blurred vision as signs of kidney trouble. He could barely rise and would be drawn to one side. Foley Kidney Pills allegedly cured him and were advertised as a quick relief for kidney and bladder issues. Sold everywhere.
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Piggly Wiggly Produce List Draws Mixed Picks
A shopper notes a selection from Piggly Wiggly featuring Van-Nil Iceberg lettuce Fancy White celery Aligator pears Secker pears Tokey grapes and a mix of lemons apples and oranges. The list hints at a varied grocery display with fresh produce options.
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