Cubs Defeat Gray Sox In Eleven Inning Opener
Baseball at old Poncey saw the Atlanta Cubs beat Montgomery Grey Sox 2 to 1 in eleven innings. Mitchell scored on a Downer bunt in the 11th as Cubs fans packed the stands for the season opener. Maddox was slated to start today on Ladies Day with a likely big turnout.
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Old Poncey
Atlanta’ Cubs
Stontgomery Grey Sox
Cubs
Black Crackers
Grey Sox
Mitchell
Firlies
Hird
DeReot
Downer
Sorloa
Montgomery
Atla
Mays
Cunningham
Grimes
Smith
Sportography notes on Nelson and boxing figures
A fragment discusses boxing champion Nelson and rival Gans, Nolan’s handling of Nelson, Jones in the International League, retirements and comebacks in boxing and baseball, and mentions figures such as Baker, Wren, Munro, Drake, and Mathewson with a dated tone and scattered biographical notes.
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Than
Jon
Tas
Gans
Nelson
Gana
Tage Jmenta
Billy
Nolan
Iron Law
Nolan Ad. Nelers
Pattler
Johny Paul Jones
Giants
Toronto
Rom Hughes
Cormeach
Los Angeles
Al'Lippe
Australia
Snowy Baker
John Wren
Sydney
John Munro
T Thy. Baker
Admiral Beresford Attacks British Government in Urgent Plea
An English admiral denounces the current government as ineffective and controlled by special interests. He argues a coalition lacks real power, calls for parliamentary supremacy, and warns of bankruptcy and hardship unless a strong cabinet and active opposition restore constitutional governance.
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London
Beresford
United’ Kingdom
Thare
Pax. Htfeal Party
Crs
More Georgia troops arrive in New York report
Georgia soldiers are listed arriving in New York on August 31 in a field report. The names include Private Hugh Ogldaby, Private William C Burk, Private Elmer Denk, Sergeant Sting Aldridge, Private Charles Wail, Private Otis Carter, Private Taylor, Private Lester Deaton, Private Fowler and others. The account mentions locations such as Rabun Gap and Atlanta and references to units and ranks.
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New
York
Speetél
Hera
Hugh Ogldaby
Sian
William
C. Burk
Menley
Harley Hy Palmer
Capitol’ Arenuo
Riera Attuat
Ote Ately Fjlopper
Rabun
Gap
Elmer Denk
Ooum
Bergeant Sting PB
Aldridge
Rockhingham
Charles i. Wail
Omy
Fred
Tannen
Loulx
Bury
Fowler
Americus Fire Chief Submits Annual Report to Council
Americus fire chief B. L. Naylor presented the annual report detailing 115 alarms answered during the year. Of these, 64 originated in frame constructions and 11 involved brick or stone buildings. Total damage was 28 00 dollars, with 12 571 dollars in building and contents losses. Insurance stood at 395 975 dollars, covering 306 350 on buildings and 39 725 on contents. The report notes school geography lessons and classroom scenes amid the council meeting.
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B.L. Naylor
Americus Fire aTiment
Council
Td Buldings
Americus
Paris Consumers Drive Down Prices in Citywide Movement
A Paris consumer league, centered in Montmartre, reports widespread price reductions across markets. Movements pressed wholesale and retail sellers to cut costs, notably on fish, vegetables, and butter, with a central coordinating body planned to supervise markets and deter overcharging.
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Monmartre
Tindlester
Yeateyday
Esa
Basta
Montmartre
Zionist Convention Preparations Reported In Newark Meeting
Zionist leaders and delegates gathered for a two day session in Newark led by Louis Lipaky, national secretary of the Zionist organization. Lipaky reported Palestine funds, membership around 156000, and 202000 raised for Palestine reconstruction education work.
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Theewish
Teplodal
Louis Lipaky
Newark
Zionist Ors
Briseht
Eipeky
Aries
Pelestine
Zionist Organization
Palestine
National
New: York
Pubes
Eco E
Zionist - Adualnlatys
Enco
Zionlat
Tao Ag
Ziodiet
Groceries Ordered for Church Store
Fragmentary OCR text notes groceries intended for church store and a discussion by Mr Noo on Christian service and church mission. It references Farmville and Ventura contexts with unclear dates and phrasing. The piece centers on church needs and broader service aims.
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Noo
Parliament debates mandate on war state with Germany and China
In a garbled report, Parliament weighs a presidential mandate stating the state of war not clear between China and Germany. Officials say the mandate is doubtful and may be published after further discussion with German representatives.
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China
Germany
Gaaude
Wits
Railway Iremen Aims to Establish Organization Leader Speech
A garbled note suggests Timothy Shea acting as president of a railway group. It mentions the organization’s purpose to establish something and advance its aims. The fragmentary text lacks clear specifics on dates, places, or defined actions.
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Timothy
Shea
The
E ‘the, Saolesatas
Eatabliah
Flagship Quake Rocks Pacific Fleet Masts
A storm-torn report describes the flagship of the Pacific Fleet rocked by an earthquake, with masts swaying and crew shaken. Despite damaged stations and unclear lines, the vessel maintains readiness as crews inspect rigging and stabilizing measures amid ongoing uncertainty.
Reflective notes on urban housing and public subscriptions
Fragmented remarks reference multiple entities including Uberallt Inc and Rees laundries. Mention of Roanoke and Wichita appears among chaotic phrases. The text reads as a garbled OCR segment with scattered names, places, and possible political or executive mentions, lacking cohesive narrative or clear action.
Puttering Habit Spurs Flint Inquiry Continuation
The fragment suggests ongoing questions about a Flint matter, noting intense puttering and near-quotations. Authorities continue to examine behavior linked to the subject, with officials indicating further disclosures may follow.
Labor to world war effort boosts arms makers profits
The report notes over 260.9 million dollars invested in American armsemaking and more than 300,080 wage earners employed as part of the labor push to support the war effort.
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Schupp
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Whichas
Enoch
Wishard
Wyeth
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Reiff
Lester
Johnny
England
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Waa
Qhiny Carrollana
Frank Mantelli
Vage
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Stavenson
Ernsén
Emia
Lars
Peters
Wiekcha
Lever
Burk
Taham
Jennin
Btrest
O. Ham
Onuard
Innit SL
Birmin
TicDoneald
Dubai UL
Nor
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Ie Pelicins
Chi Bang
Orleans
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ORUE
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Daniels DO
Knaupp
Sullivan
Ae Gilbert
Cf Aberry
Stansbury
Fiedler
Christenbury
O Carroll
Biachoft
C Acon
Pentreas
Lew Orie
Memphia
Dau‘port
Lee
Ith
Whe
Bares
Nniggs
Ibya
Flays
Great Britain
Georgia
New York
Americus Fire
Agiane
Isle of
Ainn
St Dhar
Altin
Pake
Paris
Bennie Leonard
Patsy Cline
Philly
Leevinsky
Turner
Eingarte
Monda Monti
Iremen
Redmany
Rodman Es
Neider
Uberallt Inc
Rees Laundries
Roanoke
Fase Tan
Flint
Ennai
Onc Ore
Juiistes
Suimatific
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N.C
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