Terrell Answers Smith in Georgia Senate Campaign Card
Campaign manager Terrell attacks Senator Smith over alleged falsehoods and ties to Lincoln Johnson in Washington. He accuses Smith of delaying removal, promoting negroes in office, undermining parcel post reform, and falsifying records while backing Governor Brown as Georgians’ trusted choice.
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Render Terrell
Joe Brown
Senate
People of
Georgia
Smith
Lincoln Johnson
Atlanta
Washington City
Henry McCord
Bia
Nagro
Nesto
Hoke Sylth
Washington
Hake Smith
Biy Place
Watson
Senator Smith
Thomas E. Watson
Linadin Johngom
Senator Sraith
Bob Terrell
Interior
Bishop Turner
Bankhead
Express Companies
Big barbecue today for merchants association
A large barbecue was announced at the waterworks park for the Southern States Merchants' Association. Motorcade will depart Equitable Building at noon. Merchants listed as registered attendees include H C Cheldree of Waverly Hall and many Georgia towns, with names such as Rudich Hawkinsville, Jenkins Hogannah, and Porterfield Colbert among others.
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Mercants’ Association
Ponce de Leonard
Equitable
H.C. Cheldree
Waverly Hall
H. Rudich
Hawkinawite
Harrison
Mra
S.C. Kytle
Carrollton
M. H. Jones
Alpharetta
F. E.’ Schuenster
Wadley
Prixzell
Gary Wr ‘Collins
Baxley
Bre
Leo Haight 'Lovatt
J. W. Adams
Fayettev
World record broken by Teddy Tetzlaff in Utah test run
Teddy Tetzlaff drove a 300 horsepower racing car across a half mile on the natural salt bed at Saiduro Utah in 253 5 seconds per mile claiming a new world best. The run was sanctioned by the American Automobile Association and deemed official.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Teddy Tetzlaff
Saiduro
Burman
Ormond Beach
Fla
American Automobile Association
Baseball Summary From Macon Jacksonville Game
Macon defeated Jacksonville 7 to 1 in Macon with four straight threes from Jacksonville. Munn and Martin each had a home run, Belk added three hits including two doubles. Martin allowed four hits. Pearson struggled on the mound. Other scores include Columbia defeating Savannah 4 to 1 behind Correl’s basesloaded triple, and Augusta edging Charleston 2 to 1 as Winchell struck out nine. Albany and Columbus split a doubleheader, with Frough homering and Manual shining in both games. Umpire: Vitter.
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Peaches
Macon
Jacksonville
Munn
Martin
Belk
Pearson
Iimings
Martin and
Bashwin
Pearson and
Chalker
Gamecocks
Indians
Columbia
S.C
Correl
Battis Petween Bernsen
Smallwood
Savannah
Merchanta
Mayer
Smit Bernsen
Stuart
Vitter
Albany
Columbus
Frough
Manual
Williams
Foreign built ships under American flag plan agreed
Washington reports a conference agreement on allowing foreign-built vessels not over five years old to enter American registry under the Panama canal act amendment. The measure aims to expand the merchant fleet during European war while addressing register changes and potential opposition from shipping interests.
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Washington
United States
House
Lenate
Senate
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf and Great Lakes
Reat
Cone Johnson
State Department
Johnson
Lewis
Maryland
Bureau of Marine Insurance
Will of Lucius Perry ABILL funds arts building in Atlanta
The late Lucius Perry ABILL a veteran and author leaves one half of his $20 000 estate to form a public arts building fund in Atlanta. He requests equal pallbearers from Grand Army of the Republic and United Confederate Veterans at his burial in the National cemetery. Unpublished manuscripts are to be published by state schools with proceeds to benefit a north Georgia mountain school. Real estate proceeds should go to the Home for the Friendtevs after sale of part of the property.
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Lucius Perry Abill
G. Alr
Grand Army of the Republic
United’ Confederate Veterans
National Cemetery
Atlanta
Hills
North Georgia Mountain School
Friendtevs
Edwin Farnum stars in The Squaw Man at Grand Theatre
Edwin Farnum, famed for The Virginian and Heber, headlines the six part Western drama The Squaw Man at the Grand Theatre. The feature is billed as his finest Western performance, with showings daily and an advance price noted.
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Edwin Bitten Tovies
Dustin Farnam
Mr. Farnum
Che
Hebel
Jose J. Lasky
Crackers vs Vols Open In Rain Delay For Doubleheader
Opening game of the Crackers and Vols series delayed by heavy rain. Perryman and Boland struggled on the mound as Atlanta rallied late, Burns and Paulet produced key hits, and a disputed call sparked fan frustration. Doubleheaders scheduled for 2 oclock.
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Dick Jemison
The
Crackers
Vols
George Kircher
Kid Collier
Xircher
Boland
Perryman
Ranior
Collier
Berryman
Callahan
Bruce
Chestnutt
Dodge
Kiss
Amuah
Paulet
King
Kircher
Burns
Bosland
Brel
Hemingway
Montgomery and Birmingham win doubleheader games
In Montgomery Alabama a doubleheader ends with Montgomery 4 3 0 ... Birmingham 3 3 0 ... first game 4 to 3 and second 8 to 7. Lively strong in late innings for Montgomery while Birmingham clutch errors aided. Second match called after six innings due to darkness with Birmingham scoring three on two extra base hits and wild throws.
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Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
Robertson
Lively
Johnson
New Orleans
Ah Rh
Mont. Ab. Rh
Omintao
Dalyit
Santer
IjPark
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Black
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McDonald
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Jantzen
Johnaon
Birming- Montgomery
Ham
Blac
Pires
O'Toola
Kellum
Seer Es
Opelika Beats Orphans 11 to 2 in Georgia-Alabama League
Opelika Alabama, August 12 Special reports Opelika defeated the Gadsden Orphans 11 to 2 behind Cantley’s strong pitching with 12 strikeouts and four hits allowed. Jorda and Steel homered, King and Jor and Williams behind the plate. Score by innings 310 205 0 11. Also Selma routed Rome 16 to 4 as Knight, Aaron, and Kimbell held Rome’s batters in check while Burke hit a homer and Selma forged four double plays. In a separate game Anniston edged LaGrange 6 to 4 in a pitchers’ duel.
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Gadsden
Ala
Ika
Cantley
Jorda
Steel
EL Gudaden
King and Jor and Williama
Cantiey
Selma Id
Rome
Selma
Knight
Aaron
Kimell
Balla
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Kee
Taylor Kimbell
Guilterres
LaGrange
Anniston
Aniston
Tarranpins
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Zeller
Glaziar
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Valdevin
Huguet
Waycross
Valdosta
Anderson
Eame
Godwin
Kipps
Cin
Rey
Antley
Loninga
Lowe
Antler
Gon
Bhuman
Miller
Thomasville
Cordelet
Thomastile
Janeca
J—Thomasville
Cordele Thia
Davenport
Nght Sela
Champlin
Hall
Murch
Cordele
East
Rie. Y Cordele
Fi Thomasville
Bankston
Dudley
Falkenberry
Brunswick 13 Americus 2 in Georgia League game
Brunswick Pilots overpower Americus 13 to 2 as Pratt struggles behind errors. Payne pitched well for the winners, Geary and Wood to start tomorrow. Grose homered to lead the offense with four hits. six-inning rally produced eight runs.
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Brunswick
Americus
Americ Ge
Errrors
Pratt
Pilots
Payne
Tratt
Bills
Biu
Gaston
Grose
Geary
Wood
Tommorrow
Americas
Peyne
Reynolds
Elis
Pierre
Um- Pire
Gentil
Open Golf Title Entry List More Representative
New York August 12 Entries for the twentieth annual open golf championship of the United States Golf Association will be decided on the flanks of the Midlothian Country club Blue Island IL beginning Tuesday August 18. Entries are one third fewer than last year but the list is more representative with clubs from across the country and several in Canada. Last year 162 started at Brookline MA. this year 111 women appear in the pairing. Franca Oulmet, who won last year after a tie with Marty Vardon and Edward Ray, heads the list of amateurs, with Charles Wyann Tr Bagewater GC Chicago L Jacoby Dallas Texas and K Kampmann San Antonio Texas among others. Every professional of note sent an entry. New York Aubert Jones son, of Boston, outfought Battling Jim Johnson, of Philadelphia, in seven rounds of a ten round bout.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Midlothian Country Club
Blue Island
Lstls
Canada
Brookline
Mass
Franca Oulmet
Marty Vardon
Idward Ray
Charles Wyann
Tr. Bagewater
Davis Cup Play 10 Begins Today at Forest Hills
Opening matches in the Davis Cup challenge round start tomorrow at West Side club Forest Hills Long Island. Australian team Brookes Wilding Boust Dunlop faces U S defenders McLoughlin Norris Williams Bundy Behr with singles and doubles to decide the three day program. Temporary stands for 12000 spectators have been erected and seats sold.
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New York
West Side Club
Forest Hills
Long Island
Norman H. Brookes
Anthony F. Wilding
Stanley Boust
A. W. Dunlop
United States
Maurice B. McLoughlin
BR. Norris Williams
Thomas C. Bundy
Karl H. Behr
England
Wimbledon
Williams
Witding
McLoughlin
Brookes
Wilding
Dwiht Favin
St Loux
MrLoughlin
Termis
Elreles Us
Bunny
Shat Ver
Behr
Amateurs Triumph 5-0 as Columbus Beats Talbotton
In Waynesboro Georgia on August 12 a special match saw Columbus VT, AC AL overpower Talbotton 5 to 0 by scoring in the seventh and eighth innings. Key players included Perryman, Douglas, and Woodall with strong pitching from Washington and Steng. Talbotton later defeated Columbus 10-9 in a separate game with notable batting by Carter.
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Talbotton
Aumyst
Columbus VT
AC AL
Seare
Gakuin
Smith
Waynesboro
Washington
Waynesbro
Arie Baselash
Celie
Nash
Perryman
Douglasn Wees
Ana
Douglas
Johannsen
Perkins
Adgurt
Columpus Vo M. G. A
Yaver
Talbottons
Talbots
Ton
Douglau
Woodall
Patterick
Chestnut
Carter
Welchounce Out for Rest of Season Says Manager
Captain Harry Welchonce will not play this season due to illness with doctors consulting today. Manager Billy Smith indicates the decision is to protect his health, with speculation he may return home to Pennsylvania if recovery allows. Welchonce fainted on a Memphis bound train and has had high fever. Atlanta club may suspend him on full pay. A new outfielder is sought to replace Barry, with a deal expected to be announced soon.
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Harry Walchones
Billy Smith
Herry
Smith
Hancock
Mitchell
Jarnigan
Thrasher
Harry
Memphis
Maner Smith
Ness
Welch
Atlanta
Walehonee
Aicn Gutflelier
Barry
Clean hit by Burns lifts Giants over Cardinals 3 2
National League game in New York features Burns driving in three runs with a bases loaded triple in the sixth. St Louis visitors fail in late chances as Demaree and Fromme hold them in check. Final score 3-2.
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Gisats
Cardinals
New York
Sullee
Burns
St. Louis
Demaree
Fromme
E. Fromme
Steve Figler
Hart
Pittsburgh Beats Chicago In Tight Federal League Duel
In a pitching duel Camnitz bested Watson as Pittsburgh won 2 to 1 over Chicago. The game featured strong defense and solid batting, with Camnitz and Berry pairing for the Pirates and Watson yielding the lone Chicago run. Other league results included Indianapolis beating Buffalo 7 to 0 and St Louis edging Brooklyn 4 to 3, while Washington acquired four players in an exchange.
Daily Major League Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
A list of scheduled games across Southern and American leagues including Nash'ie in Atlanta Memphis in Chatta and Chicago in St Louis with various interleague pairings. Additional entries cover Georgia minor leagues and regional meetings from Americus to LaGrange plus Newnan and Rome matchups.
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CHUBS
Wlpc
N. Co
Albany
Mobile
Columbus
Atlanta
Nashville
Savannah
Chatta
Columbia
Macon
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Trdiasis
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AES
Gu-Am
W.L. Pc
P.G. Phila'phin
Gadsden
Georgia
Leneus
WEP
A. Americus
Thor
Biwick
Wavcrore
Cordele
Valdosta
Nash‘ie
Memphis
Ham
Montgomery
Serbia
Dayan'an
Charleston
Macon la Acbany
Jacquille de Columbus
Douglas, Ga Claims Amateur Championship Title
Douglas, of Ga, August 12, claims the amateur championship of south Georgia after wins in multiple series. They beat Hawkinsville, Eastman, Plains, and several others, with some series split and others swept, asserting the title despite uneven results against nearby towns.
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Douglas
Hawkinsville
Eastman
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