Tech and Mercer Resume Play in Macon
Tech and Mercer renew hostilities in Macon on Friday and Saturday. Mercer won the first game here 3 to 2. Tech took the second 4 to 1.
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Tech
Mercer
Macon
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
3
Cub Trainer Signs With Cincinnati Reds
Chicago April 7 Doc Semmens, famed for resigning as trainer after a blow to Manager Evers jaw, signed a contract today to train the Cincinnati Reds.
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CUB
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Doc” Semmens
Chicago Nationals
Evers
Cincinnati
Colleges and teams meet across venues in today’s games
Exhibition matchups include Rochester at Atlanta Cubi facing Northwestern White Box in St Joseph Giants in Washington Cleveland at Chattanooga Doves to Baltimore Red Sox against Harvard Catholic University versus Cornell in Washington Clemson versus Furman in Greenville Tulane versus Mississippi A and Starkville Georgia versus Michigan in Athens North Carolina State at Virginia Military Institute at Chapel Hill
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Rochester
Atlanta
Cubi
Northwestern
St. Joseph
Giants
Washington
Cleveland
Chattanooga
Doves
Baltimore
Red Sox
Harvard
Catholic University
Cornell
Clemson
Furman
Greenville
Tulance
Mississippi A
Starkville
Georgia
Michigan
Athens
de Carolina v
Chanel
Invitation Tourney Planned at East Lake Club
The Atlanta Athletic Club plans an invitation golf tournament at East Lake Club this summer. The local course, redesigned, is praised as peer to southern courses and equal to many in the United States, promising a large entry from southern golfers.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
East Lake Club
United States
World’s Champions Expect To Repeat
Boston April 7 The Red Sox world champions arrive after a month of training in good condition especially the pitching staff. Manager Stahl says we are out to repeat and believes we will repeat. They face Harvard tomorrow and Holy Cross Wednesday before opening against the Athletics in the American League season.
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Boston
Red Sox
Frome
Stahl
Harvard
Holy Cross
Athletics
Gulls Trade Moves Involves Moran and Jasper
In Mobile Alabama on April 7, Special report notes Manager Finn released Moran to Seattle and sent pitcher Jasper from St Louis to Dubuque Iowa. The action reflects morning roster moves as part of the Gulls organization reshaping the pitching and outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulls
Mobile
Ala
Finn
Moran
Seattle
Jasper
St. Louis
Dubuaue
Iowa
Mandot and Lore Fight Ends with Draw in New Orleans
New Orleans on April 7 saw Johnny Jore of New York clash with Joe Mandot in ten rounds. No decision was rendered as ringside observers declared the bout a draw. The pace was slow but steady with Mandot scoring a groggy moment for Jore in the third, then turning the tide in the fourth.
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Mandot
Lore
New Orleans
Johnnny Jore
New York
Joe Mandot
Jore
Bill Would Furnish Homes for Diplomats
Washington April 7. Rep Henry introduced a bill to provide furnished homes for American diplomats in thirty five capitals to end a trust that monopolized diplomatic posts. He said President Wilson faced costly obstacles and many diplomats could not afford housing abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry
Wilson
Breaugh
Grand Dill Vaudeville Week Delights Atlanta Audience
Keith Vaudeville features Bert Levy popular with audiences in Atlanta. Fat Rooney and Marion Bent dazzle as dancers. Valerie Bergere company presents a four sidelights sketch about a starving couple. Ben Deeley offers a well liked act hampered by missing costumes. Heyn brothers open with hand balancing. Billy Halligan and Dama Sykes perform, Elis-Nowlan closes with A Night at the Circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Levy
Atlanta
Fat Rooney
Marion Bent
Rooney
Little Chip
Valerie Bergere
Man
Ben Deeley and Company
Heyn Brothers
Billy Halligan
Dama Sykes
Elis-Nowlan Company
Ten Nights in a Barroom at the Lyric Delights Audiences
The Lyric opened last night with Ten Nights in a Barroom drawing tears for Mary's death and shouts of Release me from Harvey Green. Audiences recalled earlier days of dime theaters as the cast, led by George Hariig Luella Arnold and others, delivered strong performances with Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde teased as a Friday add on.
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Mary
Harvey Green
Sam Switchell
George Hariig
Luella Arnold
Rales
Histe Blu
Neil O Briens Minstrels at Atlanta Opens Friday Night
The Atlanta theater box office is open regularly again as Neil O Brien and his minstrel troupe prepare a Friday night engagement at the city playhouse. The company, praised as the best on the road, enjoys success since last August and includes many familiar performers. A Saturday matinee is planned.
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Atlanta
Playhouse
Neil O'Brien
O'Brien
Musica and sons headed to New York for extradition
Antonio Musica and his three sons, New Orleans hair exporters, were arrested weeks ago on fraud charges. They will be extradited after an unsuccessful habeas corpus appeal. Two daughters, held briefly, plan to leave for New York. The fate of $76,000 seized from the family remains undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleana
Antonio Muca
New York
Musicas
Mexican rebels and diplomats in urgent talks amid border clashes
Informal conference of constitutionalist representatives held in El Paso ahead of a planned Mexico congress. Carranza described as military head, not provisional president, with no U.S. conference to avoid neutrality issues. Across the border, Villa nears tellego threatening the Mexican Central Railway. elsewhere federal forces bombard Naco as Ojeda fortifies the border. Ambassador Wilson facing charges from Rojas. Orozco Sr. denies death reports. rebels seize Tenancingo as federal troops move on Mexico City.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
A. B. Mercado
Coahuila
H. V. Pesqueira
Sonora
Venustiano Carranza
Huerta
Senor Mercado
Carranza
United States
Francisco Villa
Madero
Tellego
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Chihuahua
Veasco
San Francisco
Pascual Orozco
Orozco
Nogaler
Ariz
Emiliano Zapata
Orozco Ik
Zapatistas
Zapata
Morelos
Cuernavaca
Maytorena
Bank Inspectors Take Control Of Canadian National Bank
Oklahoma Bank Closed, McAlester April 7. Bank examiners Robert Neal and Frank M. Butcher today took charge of the First National Bank of Canadian. A shortage of about 20000 dollars is alleged to have been used to promote a town site and an industrial enterprise. A majority of the stock is owned by Galesburg, TL citizens.
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McAlester
Okla
Robert Neal
Frank M.butcher
First National Bank of Canadian
Galesburg
Washington to host Group Two Georgia Bankers meet
Washington Georgia on Thursday will host more than 100 bankers and business leaders from northeast Georgia plus about 25 delegates from New York Baltimore and Philadelphia and banks from Atlanta Savannah Augusta and Macon The four Washington banks will host a program including a welcome by F Colley and Barksdale with J G Craft of Hartwell delivering the response Speakers include Benjamin W Hunt Andrew M Soule Robert F Maddox and J P Hillyer A Georgia barbecue prepared by John W Callaway will follow the talks The event is expected to draw the largest regional turnout of the week due to a special invitation crafted as a bank draft with bill of lading attached.
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Washington
Georgia
Georgia Bankers’ Association
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Savannah
Augusta
Washington Clearing House Association
City of Washington
Colley
Hartwell
Hartwell Bank
Lst
Benjamin W. Hunt
Georgia Bankers’ Asociation
Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Athens
Robert F. Maddox
American National Bank
J. P. Hillyer
Macon
Congress Stormed by the Suffragettes
Five hundred women suffragists from every district marched on the Capitol April 7 to deliver petitions urging a constitutional amendment for woman voting. Alice Paul led, greeted by Rep. Bryan, with senators and representatives expressing support as both houses saw constitutional amendment resolutions and petitions introduced.
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Washington
Capitol
Alice Paul
Representative Bryan
Senate
House
United States
Rotunda
Brady
la Follette
Jones
Shafreth
Poindex
Chamberlain
Gregon
Mondell
Wyoming
Women in Michigan Denied the Ballot
Detroit April 7. For the second time in six months a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage was defeated in Michigan. Only this amendment failed, others like initiative referendum and recall provisions led. Detroit municipal ownership passed by a large margin. Emmet dry and Lenawee flipped wet. Jackson and Genesee counties dryed later. States offices returns fragmentary. counting hampered by separate ballot papers.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Huron
Iosca
Emmet
Goodrich Company Expands Capacity Amid Relief Efforts
The B. F. Goodrich Company reports no flood damage and full production to meet orders. A train load of eight cars of Goodrich tires went to Detroit on March 29, a carload to Dayton on March 30 in response to the Dayton Relief Association, and a carload of washout hose to Dayton on March 1 for relief workers.
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B. F. Goodrich Company
Goodrich
Detroit
Dayton
Dayton Relief Association
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Keith Vaudeville
Neil O’brien
Minstrels
Musica
Constitutional Government
Kaco
Ojeda
Naco
Peskuiera
Obregon
Nacoao
Guaymas
Hermosillo
Ohnarges
Luis Manuel Rojas
Mexico City
Luarez
Bryan
Tenancingo
State of Mexico
Geneveve
Isis
San Angel
Oklahoma Bank
Blackstone
Michigan Avenue
Lake Michigan
Grant Park
Loop
America
the Drake Hotel Co
Congress
Akron
The
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron, Ohio
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