Seventeen Games Stop Steeped in Baseball Drama
Steele held New York Nationals to four hits through eight, but a ninth inning rally tied the score. In the tenth with bases loaded none out Steple wild pitched as New York won its twenty third straight. New York 3 St Louis 2 in ten. Brooklyn 2 Chicago 0. Boston 1 Pittsburgh 0. Philadelphia 3 Washington 13. Boston 3 New York 2. Only two games scheduled.
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Associated Press
iNew York
Steele
New York Nationals
Steple
New York
National
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
Mother of Mrs A E Kelley of Athens Dead
Mrs W T Harrison daughter of Ephraim and Mrs Dickens died in Pelham Georgia during the night of September 19 at age sixty six. Born near Clayton Alabama in 1850 she raised six children with husband Aaron Harrison and joined the Methodist church. Her children include A T Harrison in Pelham A C Harrison T L Harrison in Montgomery R L Harrison of Clayton and M Harrison of Graceville. The surviving daughter is Mrs A B Kelly of Athens Georgia.
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W. T. Harrison
Ephraim Dickens
Clayton
Barbour County
Alabama
Aaron Harrison
A. T. Harrison
Pelham
South
A. T
A. C. Harrison
Georgia National Guard Ordered to Mexican Border for Real Duty
About twenty five Athens youths among Georgia National Guard troops at Camp Harris Macon were named as part of the units ordered to the Mexican border along with guardsmen from Virginia Alabama New Hampshire Pennsylvania New Jersey District of Columbia New York Connecticut Michigan Minnesota Colorado and California The move follows a War Department order directing 6000 guardsmen from thirteen states to the border and calling for 10000 troops on the border to be mustered out to return home The Georgia brigade at Camp Harris awaited official departure dates while a provost guard collected absentees and officers on leave in Atlanta
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Athens
National Guard
Geor
Associated Press
Washington
District of Columbia
War Department
Funston
Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Connecticu
Michigan
Minnesota
Colorado
California
Field Artillery
New York Regiment
Harris
Macon
Camp Harris
Georgia Brigade
Quartermaster's Department
Fifth Infantry
Atlanta
Montgomery
Texas
Dr Hardman Reports 19319.98 Campaign Expenses for Governor Race
Dr L G Hardman of Commerce filed a detailed expense account with the Georgia comptroller general under state law. The primary cost totaled 19319.98 across categories including stamps printing publicity travel clerical work and misc. This brings his two gubernatorial campaigns to 34414.94.
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Hardman
Éie
Atlanta
L. G. Hardman
Commerce
New State Democratic Executive Committee Named
The New State Democratic Executive Committee chosen by the state convention will serve two years. Members span districts including Liberty Bulloch Tattnall Decatur Miller Colquitt Grady Clay Crisp Turner Muscogee Fulton DeKalb Jasper Clayton Hen ry Bartow Clarke Greene Washington and others.
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Macon
Democratic
R. M. Martin
Liberty
C. Turner
Bulloch
R. E. de Loach
Tattnall
R. R. Tippins
Evans
J. D. Chason
Decatur
IM. Watson
Miller
J. Ig. Perry
Colquitt
W. J. Willie
Grady
B. M. Turnipseed
Clay
John H. War
Crisp
Bussey
Turner
Roger Wiliams
B. F. Boykin
Carroll
Jeff Taylor
Marion
L. £. Slade
Muscogee
A.h.freeman
Coweta
A McCullough
Fulton
D. B. Bullard
Campbell
J. H. McCalla
Rockdale
J. E. Bodenhamer
DeKalb
Green A. Johnson
Jasper
J.B. Hardy
Upson
I. Z. Gilbert
Clayton
John G. Ward
Henry
Shaw Richmond Districts Listed Officials
Seventh District names Gordon Knox Jeff Davis G T Culbreath Echols John W Quincy Coffee J A J Henderson Irwin Twelfth District lists J W Palmer Montgomery W C Brnson Johnson G L Price Emanuel A J Yearly Bleckley.
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Shaw
Richmond
Gordon Knox
Jeff Davis
G. T. Culbreath
Echols
John W. Quincy
Coffee
J. A. J. Henderson
Irwin
J. W. Palmer
Montgomery
W. C. Brnson
Johnson
G. L. Price
Emanuel
A. J. Yearly
Bleckley
Amusements This Thursday at Local Theaters
Ray and Louise Glaum star in Home at Keystone, with The French Milliner in Elite. Marguerite Clark shows Silks and Satins. A note warns of a bad summer for children and promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a gentle remedy to relieve indigestion and bilious symptoms.
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Ray
Louise Glaum
Key’stone
Marguerite Clark
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Adv
Thedford
Distinct Variety of fools noted in Globe quote
The Atchison Globe cites a saying that there are several kinds of fools including the clever man who believes he is too smart to be caught. The remark frames folly as a social caution from a Kansas City newspaper context.
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Atchison, Globe
Hall Reports Scrubs Challenge Varsity In Scrimmage
Regulars sidelined as Dave Paddock urged the scrubs to a scoreless scrimmage amid a lively workout. Garmany shifted to center and starred, with Ferst Hutcheson and Reynolds among others excelling. Several reserves showed promise as Saturday’s Citadel game looms. Rip Major and Pitts will officiate, with Hammond Johnson unavailable due to sickness.
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Dave Paddock
Scrubs
Varsity
Captain Thrash
Bull Garmany
Ferst
Hutcheson
Big Boy
Neville
Reynolds
Dezendorf
Donnelly
Hall
Scott
Coleman
McConnell
Thrash
Wingate
Everett
Petrie
Rigdon
Beasley
Skelton
Garmany
Pew
Carter
Tate
Ferguson
Rip
Major
Pitts
Auburn
Citadel
Hammond Johnson
The Only Girl Thrills Greensboro Crowd at Colonial
The Only Girl by Blossom and Herbert plays at the Colonial on October third with strong notices from Greensboro. Esther Jarrett and Helen Ford lead Patsy and Jane as five distinct heroines captivate audiences alongside a lively chorus and standout performances by Tom Burton and Grace Kennicott.
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Colonial
Greensboro
ON. C
Andrew McMurray
Bunzie
Municipal Theater
Henry Blossom
Victor Herbert
Aphrodite
Municipal
Ruth
Patsy
Esther Jarrett
Jane
Helen Ford
Tom Burton
Burton
Arthur Burkley
Grace Kennicott
Kennicott
Ana
Ernest Wood
John Chandler
Doctor Stewart Examines Medical College Admissions
Dr Joseph B Stewart head of the University of Georgia secondary education department conducted admittance exams in Atlanta for Emory College medical department, successor to Atlanta Medical College. He also finished similar work for the University of Georgia Medical College in Augusta. Admissions now require fourteen units and four years of high school plus college work, with far fewer passers than in former years.
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Joseph
Stewart
Department of Secondary Education
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Emory College
Atlanta Medical College
University of Georgia Medical College
Augusta
Smith Shifts Banks In Georgia National and Peoples Bank
Mr H I Smith resigns from Peoples Bank where he acted as book keeper to join Georgia National Bank in a similar role. Mr Guy Cenhanh, an assistant, has taken the vacant book keeper duties at Peoples Bank.
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H. I. Smith
Peoples’ Bank
Georgia National Bank
Guy Cenhanh
People’ Bank
Bar Meeting to Schedule Clarke County October Term 1916
Attorneys are notified of a bar meeting on Saturday September 30 at 12 o clock noon in the Clarke County superior court room to calendar the October term 1916. Witness Hon. Charles H. Brand judge. Clerk E J Crawford.
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Superior Court
Clarke County
Clarke Superior Court
Charles H.brand
E. J. Crawford
Central Railway Offers Big Shorthorn Prizes
The Central of Georgia Railway offers premiums totaling 30 for exhibiting high grade Shorthorns at the Georgia State Fair in Macon from November 2 to 11, 1916. Awards include 1st 15 and 2nd 10 for best individual or heifer with two or more exhibitors required. Entries must include registered name and number and date of birth.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Sra
Macon
Hamilton Heads to Texas to Live with Son
Mr A 8 Hamilton of Center Ga will leave next Sunday morning for Texas to live with his son there Mr ER D Hamilton He will spend Saturday and Saturday night with his son and grandson here Dr W T Hamilton and Mr Fred Hamilton of Barber street and will be glad to meet friends there before leaving
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Hamilton
Texas
Center
ER. D. Hamilton
W. T. Hamilton
Fred Hamilton
Barber Street
Jitney Offer From Foley Co. For Trial Medical Pack
A truncated promotional notice invites readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago to receive a trial package. The pack includes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and croup, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, with an addressed slip to mail back.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Georgia Feuds Over Joe Guyon Eligibility at Tech
The Atlanta Georgian reports Georgia athletic authorities request a ruling on Joe Guyon’s eligibility for Tech football. Charles Wa hoo Guyon’s letter and a job request at U Georgia are cited as potential conflicts. Georgia alleges rules violations and accuses Tech of attracting players through coaching ties, while noting Guyon’s registration and practice at Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Tech
Chas
Guyon
Fuzzy Woodruff
Athens
Woodruff
Georgia
Joe Guyon
University of Georgia
H. W. Cox
University of Florida
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Alabama
Florida
Yellow Jacket
University
Charlie (Wahoo) Guyon
University_of Georgia
Charlie Guyon
Charlie
Joe
Carlisle
Sanford
Jim Thorpe
Tedh
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Hart
T. F. Greene
Clarke
B. W. Boyd
Greene
W. J. Matthews
Elbert
O.A. Nix
Gwinnett
J. T. Peyton
Habersham
D. T. la Hall
Howard Tate
Pick
John T. Allen
Baldwin
Alvin Golucke
Taliaferro
Iw. M. Goodwin
H. W
Georgia Eleven
DR. Stewart
Central Railway
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Cox
Wahoo
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