Galloway Key Hit Sparks Rock City Win
In a tense ballgame Galloway drove in the deciding run in the fourth inning as Tittle Rock defeated Atlanta 7 5. Mitts, Dykes and Miller contributed with timely hits while Galloway also collected a double.
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Szh
Sammyer
Mayer
Griffin
Grimm
Wiler
Miller
Higgins
Tittle Jock— Ab. Hei Bo
Slargton
Qsella
Urimm
Brottem
McGinnis
Sparka
Robinson
I Hoengeveld
Sparks
Atlanta
Bo Herndon
Higging
Sheehan
P. See
Tittle Rock
Distel
Galloway
Bacon
Hangeveld
Brennan
Campbell
Bears Beat Vols in Seesaw Tenth
In Birmingham Alabama on August 1 High doubled to score Manda from second in the tenth, giving Memphis a 4 run rally and the final win after a seesaw game against the Vols and the Chicks finally breaking their slump to claim victory.
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Chicks
Birmingham
Als
High
Manda
Memphis
Lesson 59 BattingHints For Steady Swing And Game Awareness
General hints on batting cover stance timing and strategy. Learn to take strikes avoid swinging at bad balls and hit toward center. Shorten grip tighten after two strikes meet the ball with front of plate. Watch infielders runners bunt to protect bases and push balls to fielders likely to take throws. Practice follow through wrist motion and firm grip without tension.
High Cost of Living Dominates Washington Debate
In Washington the high cost of living dominates action as Democrats push proposals while Republicans press for clear programs. President Wilson plans to present concrete recommendations within a day and weighs wage increases for railway workers with potential yearly costs of hundreds of millions. A cabinet meeting contingency explores selling wheat and flour to consumers at lower prices, potentially funded by a subsidy, to curb prices across goods and services.
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Congress
Wilson
House of Representatives
Pacific Coast
House
Senate
Washington
Treaty of Peace
League of Nations
Julius H. Barnag
United States Grain Corporation
Barnés
Palmer
Glass
Houston
Wisden
Redfield
Colyer and Murdock
Walker Davnes
RC Leffingwell
Treasury
Grain Corporation
Cabinet Committee
Peshayy Ceakassi Pere
Kent
Barnes
American Sonsumer
White House
Heis
Department of Agriculture
United States
Reminiscences of early English sport in a wry tale
The column recalls the Earl of March and a wager involving a letter carried fifty miles before trains. A light carriage with four horses and 19th century racing feats are described, including a duel tale with a hot-headed Irishman. The anecdote ends with March’s nerves breaking and him retiring from challenges.
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England
Earl of March
Earl of Hglinton
Theobald O'Taafe
Andrew Sprowle
Wright
Rubaing
Trishman
James Douglas
March
Savannah hearing on harbor needs favors cheaper river depth
In Savannah on August 1 Colonel F W Alistaetter of the U S engineer team concluded hearings on harbor needs. There is strong sentiment for cheaper water up to Port Wentworth and support for deepening the river. Proposals call for 30 feet from the bar to Quarantine with 400 foot width and 21 feet to King's Island, plus river depths of 21 feet toward Port Wentworth and wider channels.
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Savannah
F. WW. Alistaetter
U. 8
Port Wentworth
King's Island
German Assembly Approves New Constitution in Weimar
The German national assembly at Weimar approved the new constitution yesterday by 263 to 75. Konstantin Fehrenbach, president of the assembly, formally declared the constitution adopted. Opposition votes came from the German National People's, the German People's, and the Independent Socialist Party.
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Berlin
Weimar
Konstantin Fehrenbach
German National People's
Tha
German People’s
Tha Independent Socialist, Party
Army Orders from Geee de Wits at various posts
Major Whitmore proceeds to Camp Benning, Captain Minyard Page to Fort McPherson, Lt Harking and Captain McDill to Fort McPherson, Buck to Camp Gordon, Hammon to Washington for duties, Hansell Hall Wolfe Ross Siefrica Schochet report to Fort McPherson, Lt Col Catts moves to Madigan Barracks, Travers discharged to Fort McHenry, Lt Steph en to Camp Gordon for theater duties, Lt Col Harris relieved of Dahlonega duties.
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Geee de Wits
Washington
Hdward I. Whitmore
Medical Corps
Columbua
Camp Benning
Thomas Minyard Page
Dental Corps
Fort McPherson
Army General Hospital No. 6
Bruce M. McDill
Cavalry
Dimetric Peter Harking
War Prison Barracks No. 2
Samuel Cory Buck
Medico Corps
Camp Gordon
Camp Hospital
John M. Hammon
Quartermaster Corps
Washington, D. C
United States General Hospital No. 6
Haywood
Hansell
William Eugene Hall
Daniel Wolfe
George Perry Ross
Sydney Siefrica Schochet
Gordon R. Catts
Infantry
Fort Oglethorpe
Madigan Barracks
N. Y
Philip Leo Travers
United States Army
Dahlonega
North Georgia Agricultural College
Protective Measure for Tenants Tabled in Savannah
In Savannah on August 1, the council introduced an ordinance by Rongwing and Great Crusade led by the mayor and tenants protective association to require filing of all residential lease contracts with city assessors so property can be reassessed on rental income. The measure was tabled as council members remained divided.
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Savannah
Funeral of Forshaw in Savannah on Maupas Avenue
The funeral of Thomas Forshaw, prominent Savannah contractor and artistic decorator, was held this afternoon from his Maupas Avenue residence, with burial at Hondven ture cemetery. A native of Lancashire, England, he resided in Jacksonville for years, leaves a widow and three children, and was active as a Mason and in the local military organization.
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Avanuan
Thomas Forshaw
Sa Jivannah
Maupas Avenue
Hondventure
Forshaw
Lancashire
England
Jacksonville
Carranza Opens Doors Of Mexico To Immigrants
Mexico City August 1 President Venustiano Carranza told an Associated Press correspondent that Mexico will open its doors to nationals from any country with wholesome citizenship ideas and no disturbing elements. He announced no barriers to proper immigration and noted a commission to study colonization, with inquiries from England France Canada Germany and Russia.
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Mexico City
Amexico
Vénustiano Carranza
Associated Presa Today
Mexico
Carranza
Senor Tuis Luderty Rul
Commission
England
France
Canada
Germany
Russia
Senor Carranza
Congress
United States
Piho
Mexico and United States Seek Amicable Ties Amid Report
The Mexican Senate special commission on Tampico finishes its private inquiry and will present information to Congress. President Carranza reaffirms personal and government wishes to maintain cordial Mexico US relations.
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Special Commission
Senate
Tampico
Congress
Carranza Rave
Mexico
United States
Martial law declared as Chinese garrison in Shentung ends unrest
Cable dispatches from Tokyo report serious anti Japanese disturbances in Tsi Nan Fu Shentung province. The commander of the Chinese garrison has declared martial law to restore order amid rising tensions.
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Honolwin
Tsi-Nan-Fu
Shentung
China
Tokio
Nipu Puji
Enspaper
Blood Purifier Promises Clear Skin With Swift Specific
Advertises 8.8. S. as a purely vegetable blood purifier that purports to cleanse the blood and improve skin conditions such as pimples and eczema. Claims nationwide testimonials and offers free medical advice from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
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