Fight Club Opens With Feature Bill in Atlanta
Tonight at Walk Miller's new fight club at 46 N Forsyth Street the opening card features a five bout lineup led by four round bouts for Barnett Malone and York Attell plus six round clash Boorde Falk. Manager Miller promises a rapid sequence of fights with no delays in an open air venue with 400 capacity and tickets at the door.
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Miller
Forsyth
Petro Sons
Falk
Boards
Camp Jessup
Fal
Atlanta
Boorde
York
Attell
Fistio
Young Barnett
Jimmy ‘Malone
Barnett
Maneger Miller
Miller's Pool Room
N. Forsyth Street
Western and Eastern Powers Clash in 1917 Baseball Race
The piece discusses the balance of power in major league baseball with the West showing strength while the East, led by the Giants and Yankees, remains formidable. It notes last year’s Cubs as National League champions and projects possible Western supremacy, while also covering Billy Miske’s boxing illness and the prospects of a Charles Lewis era match. It mentions an amateur athletes meet in New York to welcome American army champions returning from France, with logistics styled by the Amateur Athletic Union and officials Colonel Thompson and Colonel Johnson.
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Wilte Ox
Detroit Tigers
Hhe Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Cubs
West
Chicago
Giants
Phillies
Brook- Iyps
Yankees
New York
Gants
Teamis
New
France
Amateur Athletic
Artion
Frederick W
Ubigi
Arake
Thompson
Kien
Ke Chambers
Diatant Pointa Ma Ie
Washington Triumphs Over Romason 7-1 in Tight Battle
In a stubbornly contested game at Washington Georgia Washington defeated the Romason nine 7-1. Evan Thrasher sparked trouble with timely hits but Thomson's crew failed with runners on to convert. Methil starred at bat and on the mound, delivering four hits and solid pitching as White and Haggerty paired behind him. Umpire Wolfe presided from Augusta.
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Washington, Ga
Washington
Uy Spienata
Thomson
Evan Thrasher
Cratke
Bethilite Fenders
Methil
Ag Monythes
White
Haggerty
Beth
McDonald
Wolfe
Augusta
Mobile shuts out Chattanooga in late July baseball clash
The Mobile team posted a third straight win and third consecutive shutout over Chattanooga. Noel and Beritsky pitched well, Gisman's 7 angle aided a sacrifice, and Nasael added a double scoring the lone Mobile run. Box score details list Gleason Graff Neusel and others in the lineup.
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Mobile
Ala
Chsttanboba
Mobnia
Xams
Noel
Beritsky
Gisman
Nasael
Moebile
Neusel
Gleason
Anderson
Chattarndga
Fguzon
Blickburns
Western Union Plea Denied in Indiana
Indianapolis July 31 The Indiana Public Service Commission denied the petition of the Western Union Telegraph Company for permission to continue the 20 percent rate increase under government control. The order directs the company to charge the old rate after midnight tonight as control is relinquished.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Pile Service Commission
Weston Union Telegraph Company
I Tor
Inder ‘Sovernmank
Meads
Iis
Indiana
Bill would bar Negro enlistments in armed forces
Washington July 21 Negroes would be prohibited from enlisting in the army and navy under a bill introduced by Representative Carraway democrat Arkansas. The measure also provides for discharge within 60 days of all Negroes now in service and would prohibit any from receiving appointments to naval and military academies. Another provision would prohibit intermarriage of whites and Negroes in the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Army
Representative Carraway
Democrat
Arkansas
Brunswick Woman Dies In Sleep After Sudden Collapse
A Brunswick woman passed away during sleep after an abrupt collapse, leaving details unclear. Police and medical staff investigated the scene as relatives mourn the loss and authorities search for a cause.
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Brunswick
Buick Dealers Gather Here For Georgia Meeting
Buick dealers in the Atlanta area gathered for their annual meeting with a program including presentations by Geo D. McCutcheon and others. The session covered 1930 Buick product features, sales planning, and distribution details as the local branch noted a six year growth in sales and planned expanded production.
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Buick
Georgia
Atlanta
Thia Mornia City
sAuggia
Atlerita
Butch Motor Company
Variaiere
Brauei
Haa
Fist Ag Fant
Tin
Geo
McCutcheon
Mgnager
B. Ins
Benjamin i
Ulmer
Ae Dorris
Sérvics
Boies Enraware Co
Segast
di Hulek Co
Baker Gticery Co
Alvin Richards nominates candidacy and city improvement pledges
Alvin Richards declares his candidacy for representative of the Sixth Ward. He pledges to improve streets and Forsyth Street modernization, ease Peachtree congestion, and support health of the city while resisting wasteful policies. He urges voters to back his plan to keep Atlanta a thriving business and residential center.
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AML
Ate
Milligny
Itoliona
Atlanta
Puaincas
Tareetnine Geneita
Atreata
Timate
Forsyth Street
Forsyth
Nam
Alvin i’ Richards
Buick auto dealers and firms listed in Georgia region
A fragmented OCR list names numerous Buick related car dealers and automotive firms across Georgia, including Macon, Forsyth, Hartwell, Cartersville, and surrounding towns, with multiple company lines and branch notes. The text reads as a directory snippet of automobile dealers and associated businesses.
Georgia Cotton Organizing Meeting Set For August 4
Georgia division of the American Cotton Association plans a state wide organizing meeting at the Capitol in Atlanta on August 4. The Georgia executive committee will lead the call and include J J Brown and other county leaders to rally farmers bankers and merchants for a strong southern producer organization. An August September campaign will push field meetings across Georgia with regional headquarters in Atlanta.
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Georgia
American Cotton Association
Atlanta
Capitol
General Association
J. & Wannamaker
American Cotton Associanetion
Commissioner of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
J. A. Davis
Sardis
N. M. Weaver
Cuthbert
R. F. Wittingham
Macon
H.C. Teasley
Toccoa
J. B. Jackson
T. A. Joneon
Jefferson
A. N. Brown
McDonough
South
Atelanta
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Sanith
Simmy Maloneva
Marty Falk
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Younds
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Young
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Miske
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Jack Dempsey
Jack
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Tew Lewis
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Aphil
Ostrice
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Chicks
Mayer
Boone
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Santana
Iron Man Hub
Lookouts
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Wile
Cyesterday
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Sam Goldman
Pat Who
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Dauber
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Lankeanad
Williams
Tobnebn
Western
Nate
Coca-Cola
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Sis Motor Co
Basak
Moultria Buck Co
Poalitae Malis ¢& Morgan
Pockrans
Donotgh Buick .Co
McDoney
Benzle & Hon
Montezuma
Roberts
Butck Co
Dabust Faga Beith Co
Kuanta Forsyth
Sylvos Ee Buick
Georgia Gorion
Association
John N. Willys
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Willys-Overland Company
Overland Automobile
Overland Tire Company
Parks-Chambers-Hardwick Company
J. B.shelnutt Company
Pisah
Astow
Sport
Hale
Stewart and Mack Gregor
Whitehalls St
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