Clemson Defeats Watford In Close College Game
Clemson College edged Watford 6 to 5 in a tight contest. Scoring details list pitchers and fielders such as Anderson Goulden and Brown Freyard Crogs, with innings contributing runs and defensive plays shaping the outcome.
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Clemson
Erakime
Clemson College
Webt
Jordan
Watford
Core
Rhe
Fan
Cox
Sn Anderson
Goulden
Brown
Freyard Crogs
Amateurs Meeting Plans League formation and schedules
Local clubs and businesses are called to a Thursday meeting at 620 Delock to form a proposed Railroad League with teams including Company Atlanta Paper, Swift & Co, McDonald Baptist Church, Third National Bank, and Coca-Cola. Other teams may join if represented. Officers elected for Junior Sunday School league included H. Sutton as president, C. E. Atlen as vice president, and J. A. Jackson as secretary. A 1914 schedule opens May 2 and ends August 8 for three rounds. A Saturday Afternoon league gathering at 119 Peachtree Street invites Pulten Bus, Exposition Mills, Scottdale, Red Seal, Whittier, and Decatur, plus others. Gate City Amateur league to meet at 119 Peachtree Street tonight for possible entry of two more teams. Grammar league called meeting at 3 pm at 119 Peachtree Street to address protests. Local games reported with Union Point beating Woodville 9 to 3 and Tech High edge decisive 5 to 2. Fraser and Pollock notable hitters.
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Delock
Atlanta’ Paper Company
Swift & € B
McDonald Baptist Church
Third National Bank
Coca-Cala Company
H. Sutton
C. E.atlen
Jackson Hii
J. A. Jackson
Central Baptist
Jackson Hill Baptist
Jones Avenue Baptist
Ormwood Park Presbyterian
Gordon Street Baptist
Agoga “Federals
Peachtree Street
Pulten Bus
Exposition Mills
Scottdale
Red Seal
Whittier
Decatur
Gate City
Perchtree Street
Grammar League
Union Point
Woodville
Hamilton Rejoins St Louis Browns After Conference
Earl Hamilton, who jumped from the St Louis American League club to the Kansas City Federals, agreed to rejoin the St Louis team after an all day meeting with club president Hedges at Oswego. Kansas City’s Stovall had induced the move with a bonus and a contract offer, but Hamilton decided to return in time to pitch the opener between the Chicago and Kansas City Federals.
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Parsons
Kan
Earl Hamilton
St .Louis
Kansas City Federals
St. Louis
Hamilton
Hedges
Oswego
Stovall
Kansas City
George Stovalll
St Louis
Chicago
Federals
New Haven Witnesses Threatened by Government Action
Washington reports that unless New Haven rail line witnesses repay cooperation with the Interstate Commerce Commission by revealing operations of the Billard company, grand jury action will be taken to force testimony. The move follows arrests under federal statutes with penalties for refusal. Named figures connected to the case are cited among the recalcitrant witnesses.
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Washington
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Billard Company
New Haven
Joseph W. Falk
Mo. Falk
Homer 8. Cummings
Stamford
Conn
Polls
Bilard Company
New York, New Havan and Hartford Ailroad Company
New England Navigation Company
Harry ¥. Whipple
Merchants’ National Bank of
Vincent Astor Recovery Seen After Lung Congestion
New York April 15 Vincent Astor shows improvement after a sudden illness at Staatsburg home of his fiancee Miss Helen Dinsmore Huntington Diagnosis cited as congestion of the right lung from a severe cold contracted last week on his yacht the Noma Wedding plans on April 28 may change depending on his recovery He is 28 and inherits much of the Astor fortune after John Jacob Astor died in the Titanic disaster.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Staatsburg
N. Y
Helen Dinsmore Huntington
Astore
Astor
Mr. Astor
Miss Huntington
John Jacob “Astor
Four Injured in Auto Accident Near Guthrie
Olie Be Le Mathis of Vairview Ohio was fatally injured and BF R Parks of Nonarekee and Pat Wining and John Cowhard of Kingfisher were seriously hurt when their car rolled down a thirty four foot embankment near Guthrie. The party was en route from Kingfisher to Oklahoma City to attend the Republican state convention which nominated Mathis for state superintendent of public instruction.
Nation wide prohibition urged before house judiciary
Washington April 15 nation wide prohibition was urged before the house judiciary committee on Hobson's resolution to submit to the states a constitutional amendment. The room crowded, many women from the Women's Christian Temperance Union, argued the people should have the right to decide, aiming to end the sale of liquor for beverage purposes while allowing private manufacture for personal use.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Hobson
Women's Christian Temperance Union
House
Committee
Congress
KM Liquor Traéte
United States
Prohibition
Mary Dye Ellis
Anna A. Gordon
Ilinois
Howard M. Stage
Virginia
James Cannon
Methodist Church
South
Mary Dye Wills
Clayton
Wade B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League of
Ohio
J. Laughbaum
Anti-Saloon League For
Oklahoma
R. L. Davis
North Carolina
AntiSaloons League
Beavers Supreme Dam Meets Here May Eight Nine
The supreme dam of the Independent Order of Beavers will hold a national convention in Atlanta on May 8 and 9, the tenth annual meeting. Delegates include Judge Piazza of Vicksburg, RB Howard of Vicksburg, S. W. English of Birmingham, and B. B. Hudson of Mississippi.
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Supreme Dam of the Independen Order of Beavers
Atlanta
The
Beavers
Shriners and
Shriners
Supreme Dam
Judge Piazza
Vicksburg
Rb, Howard
W. English
Birmingham
Hudson
Mississippi
Supreme
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A critique condemns the poor with harsh terms describing them as lazy or weakened by illness malnutrition and harsh living conditions. The speaker argues many face factors beyond personal fault such as overwork under nourishment and polluted living environments.
Hotels and Resorts in Pa Mountains and New Spruce Cabin
The fragment lists Pa Mountains hotels, New Spruce Cabin, and amusements. Mentions dining trout, baths, steam gadgets, and electric facilities. References Creso Gistion and entities MD and PRICE, but details are unclear.
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New Spruce Cabin
Amusements Bookia
Creso Gistion, Pean, & BL W
Od MD
PRICE
New Passenger Rates Take Effect May First Across Rail Lines
Washington reports readjusted interstate passenger fares effective May 1 under long and short haul provisions. Tariffs show 3 percent reductions and 4 percent increases overall, with reductions on short hops to intermediate points and increases where traffic volume is heavy. State authority remains in effect, and local fare limits apply to interstate rates.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Rala
Times Dispatch Sold to New Owners in Richmond
The Times Dispatch was sold by John Sttew art Bryan and J. St George Bryan ta Winston and T. Winston of Virginia and Jules Brouchaud of New York. The purchase price was not made public. No change will be made to the paper’s established policies since 1886.
Man with Bloody Axe Threatens Woman in Farmhouse
Miss Bary Sammis awoke to a man wielding a bloody ax beside her bed in Huntington Long Island. She identified Frank Fowler, a farm hand, who claimed he had killed her brother upstairs. He fled after threatening to kill her. police deem him insane.
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Huntington
Bary Sammis
Frank
Long Island
Frank Fowler
Fowler
Tye Alway
Migs Lemmis
Funeral Notices and Deaths Across Several Cities
The piece reports the funeral of Herbert Feldman aged six at Greenberg and Bond with interment in Oakland after a mule accident on South Pryor Street. In Mount Airy Georgia Confederate veteran John M. Schubert died at home aged five, with interment at Level Grove. Franklin Martin, 68, died at Marietta Street residence and was buried at Potter’s Field after service at Patterson’s chapel.
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Herbert Feldman
RB. J. Falman
Greenberg & Bond
Oakland
Feldman
South Pryor Street
Mount Airy
John M. Schubert
Level Grove
Franklin Martin
Marietta Street
Patterson's Chapel
Potters’ Field
Witness for Gunmen Confesses Perjury in New York
Karl Dresner, a late witness for the gunmen in the Rosenthal case, confessed to perjury after signing a statement to District Attorney Whitman. He admitted fabricating testimony to aid the gunmen in seeking a new trial and implicated others. The confession follows Justice Goff's earlier denunciation of the testimony as unreliable.
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New York
Karl Dresner
Supreme Court
Goff
Herman Hosenthal
Whitman
Goff Lust
Dresner
Bir
Gray
Sam Schepps
Jack Hose
Bridgie
Rosenthal
Sea Sehepps
Asc
Webber
Rose
Guif
Hacker
Justice Gott
Becker
Dago Frank" Cirofici
Captain John Stocks Dies Pioneer Atlanta Businessman
Captain John T Stocks a Georgia native and Confederate veteran died last night at his home 400 Courtland Street. He moved to Atlanta in 1880 from Alabama and was a pioneer coal dealer in the city. He married Annie Jones sister of evangelist Sam P Jones. Survived by no living sons Porter and Edward Stocks are dead. He served as commander of company B Seventh Georgia and helped found Camp Walker No 159 UCV.
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John T. Stocks
Georgia
Atlanta
Courtland Street
Captain Stocks
Alabama
Cartersville
Cherokee County
Stocks
Annie Jones
Sam P. Jones
Porter Stucka
Edward Stocks
Walker
Funeral plans for South Kirkwood crime victim announced
In South Kirkwood the body is taken to Burkert- Simmons chapel with funeral arrangements to be announced later. The gunmen’s tools were poor instruments in a desperate underworld. the piece laments criminal law and calls for social reform. Dormite. No one could pull both out at once. Columbus Jester.
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South
Kirkwood
Burkert- Simmons Company
Columbus
Let Us Reason Together by Wheeler Mangum’s Support
An unsigned piece in Fulton County praises Sheriff Wheeler Mangum and his deputy corps, arguing his handling of prisoners met the law through wise discretion. It defends his refusal to handcuff a prisoner without cause and urges re election in the May primary, appealing to the people for trust in his record.
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Smith Clayton
Fulton County
Wheeler Mangum
Mangum
Sheriff Mangum
Aubmit
Grand Old County of
Fulton
Adve
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Beavers’ Supreme
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Playhouse
Killymet
Keith
Vadueville
Louis Simon
Perelan Garden
Forsyth
Stuart Barnes
Mel Simms Barry
Austin Webb
Austin Webb and Company
Charles Prella
Joseph Hare
May West
Dope
Times-Dispatch
J. M. Schubert
Alfre S. Gentry
Alfred S& Gentry
Alfred S. Gentry
John Stocks
Hotel Gotham
Fifth Ave
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