Jemison Elected President of Georgia Alabama League
Dick Jemison sporting editor of The Constitution and president of the Georgia State or FLAG League was unanimously elected president of the Georgia Alabama league at a directors meeting at the Ansley hotel. He outlined a revised schedule avoiding long homestands, with eight games max at any time, the season opening May 3 and closing July 22, 16 at home and 38 on the road.
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Ansley Hotel
Jemison
Pala
Jenison
Wake “Morgin
Jemison Aurcends Innis Brown
The
Atlanta Journal
New York American
A Aate
Joh Edmondson
Anniston
W . Holmes
LaGrange
P J. Slaton
Griffin
Oe Wimberly
Rome
S$ . Oliver
Talladega
T G Farmer Jr
Newnan
Georgia Alabama
National League baseball results mix in April headlines
The report covers multiple NL games with Cincinnati defeating Chicago aided by costly errors, and Philadelphia New York battles with late rallies. It notes Vaughn’s rough outing, pitching changes, and key batting moments, plus Pirates blanking Cardinals and Mets etc.
Red Sox overpower Athletics for 8-2 win in Philadelphia
Boston bats explode as three Philadelphia pitchers struggle. Meyers allows seven innings while Shor and Pennock falter on wild pitches. Strunk and Oldring double in fifth. final score Boston 8, Philadelphia 2 with strong baserunning by Barry and Garner.
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Athletics
Boston
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Meyers
Strunk
Oldring
Cranes
Shore Pennock
Shorrena
Barry
Garner
Philadelphia Noa
Ray Richardson Meyers
Meers Shore Pennok
Agnew
Aime - U
Mpires Natlin
Dineen
Clemson 18 Virginia Tech 11 in campus baseball game
Clemson College swept Virginia Polytechnic Institute 11 to 1 as errors and timely hits faded the Hokies. Kessen Harrison and Musgrove led Clemson pitching while Harmon, Gaines and Maure provided key offense. Mississippi College defeated Alabama 5 to 2 in another April 13 clash with slow Alabama fielding and clutch hitting. Harvard edged Maine 4 to 1. Trinity beat Davidson 4 to 2. Tufts and Navy tied 4 to 4 at Annapolis.
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Clemson
Clemson College
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Kessen
Harrison Frenkle Musgrove
Maore
Gaines
Harmon
Mississippi College
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Alabamas
Miss
Jones and Hartman Wi- Ka
Searce
Cambridge
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Hickory
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Annapolis
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Navy
Scattered Liquidation Pushes Cotton Lower in Markets
New York and Liverpool markets opened with cautious trading as scattered liquidation from Wall Street pressured cotton prices. July futures hovered near 1200 then fell to 1192, closing down two to seven points amid persistent nervousness over international politics and weak stock markets.
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New York
Wall Street
Liverpool
Wexico
Texas
Midding Uplands
Cotton Movement Steady Across Port and Inland Markets
The report shows steady cotton movement with total stock 66177 bales at Atlantic ports and varied receipts and sales across New Orleans Galveston Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore Port movement totals indicate heavy activity with interport exports and inland shipments. Interior centers Houston Memphis Augusta St Louis Cincinnati Little Rock Dallas Montgomery report receipts and shipments shaping weekly totals.
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New Orleans
Galventon
Mobile
Savvannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Ato &K
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
Louis
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Dallas
Montgomery
Porter
Galerton &Ogr
Mobile Ltd
Savannah Y
BRL
Wilmington Norfolks
Boston
Pacific Coast
Interior Movement
BROS
St Louis
Liverpool
Atlanta Market Notes on Vegetables and Livestock Prices
Readable fragments show price quotes for apples grapefruit cabbage onions turnips and other vegetables. extensive live stock and poultry pricing cites ranges for steers cows hogs and pigs, with feed flour grain and groceries listed under market sections. regional commodity outlets, car lots, and Chicago pricing influence the Atlanta market scene.
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V.s.e Gabbage
Atlanta
Market report notes mixed commodity and currency quotes in New York
The New York Financial page shows scattered prices across bonds currencies and commodities with irregular yields. Reports indicate declines and gains in cables francs marks and guilders, with silver around 62 per ounce and oils/turpentine trading ranges. Local city quotes include Savannah and Jacksonville price notes for turpentine rosin window glass and Honduras rice, reflecting a unsettled early April trading environment.
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New York Financial
York
Pril - Marcantile
France
Aenea
Wheat Quotas Decline Amid US Mexico Germany Tensions
Chicago markets slid as wheat quotas fell sharply with May at 116 1 2 and July 114 1 4 amid stock weakness. Rainy Nebraska and Canadian exports, plus suspension of Trolland American sailings, pressured prices further. Corn oats and provisions also dropped while hogs and cattle receipts rose in Chicago. St Louis saw higher hogs and mixed cattle demand amid regional price shifts.
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Chicago
United States
Mexico
Germany
Epraska
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Ic Tangle
Acl Ag
Onis
Mod Seaboard
Pereaee
Ats
Market Summary From Yesterday's Financial Trends
Yesterday's trends in finance and markets show firm raw sugar futures with limited activity and steady prices. Coffee, copper, tin, and other metals held near prior levels as futures shifted modestly amid unsettled stock sentiment and international policy nerves.
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Metal Exchange
Loula
London
German and Mexican troubles shake market in New York
New York April 13. The stock market opened unsettled and stayed erratic as fears of a rupture with Germany and complications with Mexico overshadowed trading. Mexican shares led declines with Texas Company and American Smelting down. United States Steel fell sharply while other sectors and rail stocks also dropped. Currency moves showed Paris and ruble weakness despite Italian exchange strength. Bank of England rose in gold reserves while Bank of France reported lower gold holdings.
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Tiege Clase ' Allis Chalmers
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldu_ Locomotive Way
Hethlehem Steel Ava Ans RR
Budwin Ad Transit Aay
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Nascape
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Texas Company
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Bank of Englash
United States
Professional views on cotton situation in New York trade
A compilation of New York market updates from April 13 to 18 detailing expected March cotton consumption around 6.6 hundred thousand bales, forecasts of yearly totals near 7.226 million, and ongoing price weakness. Reports note sales difficulty, Liverpool trading pressure, and mixed sentiment as traders anticipate lower prices amid policy and foreign market uncertainties.
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Sussex
Europe
York
Uie
Tie Close
New York
Hart
Liverpool
Renakorf Lyon & CO
General Liquidation
Easy Way Bond & CO
Wall Street
Hubhard Bhos & UO
Dividend Declared by Jecord share holders
G D Milne treasurer announces a dividend of two dollars per share payable Saturday April 1 1916 to stockholders of Jecord at the close of business Friday March 31 1916.
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Jecord
G D Milne
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