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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1914

Page

12

Dunn Trophy Semifinals Amid East Lake Play

Four golfers reach the semifinals of the Dunn Cup at East Lake's new eighteen hole course. The committee confirms this is the final year of the cup with the winner earning permanent possession after 36 holes of medal play. Read results from first and second rounds across four flights through Wednesday.

East Lake Pravious Wimners G. W Adair D. B. Richards Ev. Rainwater J. B. Smith PR. W. Palmer R. W. Blanton D. B. Root F. Munoz G. A. Howell P. Adair C Donaldson W. J. Tilson C. P King S. Hood H BP Cowee

Amateur season protest over double play ruling sparks debate

The sports section recounts a protest after a disputed double play in a late season game. The protest argued the runner was not forced and the second baseman failed to touch him, potentially altering the outcome. Debate follows on whether the grounds are valid. The piece also touches on team road performance, batting leaders, and World Series results.

Zams Bavaman

Reception for Judge Harris in Atlanta Draws Vast Crowd

Judge Nat B. Harris of Macon, candidate for governor, spoke at Forsyth theater to an audience estimated 1,500 to 1,800 despite rain. He praised Atlanta as the state’s intellectual and economic center, outlined a platform of economic reform and tax reduction, and defended his long record as Confederate veteran, lawyer, and public servant while noting attacks from rival Randolph Anderson.

Nat B. Harris Macon Forsyth Theater Judge Harris Bia Atlanta Withal Massengale Fulton County Harris Club Soldiers’ Home Soldiers Home Amon Fox Pulton County Club Stegea University of Georgia Georgia Tech Wesleyan Female College Georgia Normal and Industrial College Georgia Southern Center of Agnes Scott Atlant Oglethorpe University New Methodist University At- Hlanta Primars The Confederacy Jem Harris Confed Elues Anderson Tudge Harris Randolph Anderson Nat Harris Wala John W. Bennett Waycross Bennett Hariig Lee Army 29 Minuteman Georgia School of Technology Capitol

Longtime Trustee Heralds Youth Contact and Service

A veteran leader states he has served as a state university trustee since 1886 and Wesleyan trustee since 1882, also counting himself as a 294th trustee of Georgia Tech since its founding. He affectionately calls Tech “my boys” and says his connection with students keeps him young and in tune with their challenges, praising the divine arrangement of youth and age in the world.

the State University Wesleyan Georgia Tech Tech

Twenty Peace Pacts Before the Senate

Washington August 12 war rages in Europe as twenty special treaties with foreign nations are discussed behind closed doors by the United States senate. Secretary Bryan remains at the capital for consultation while administration leaders predict ratification with few votes against. The pacts provide for commissions to investigate disputes before arming. Nations named include Argentina Brazil Bolivia Chile Costa Rica Denmark Dominican Republic Guatemala Honduras Italy Norway Nicaragua The Netherlands Panama Persia Portugal El Salvador Switzerland Uruguay Venezuela and more.

Washington Europe United States Senate Bryan Wilson Robert Lansing State Department Argentina Brazil Bolivia Chile Costa Rica Denmark Dominican Republic Guatemala Honduras Italy Norway Nicaragua Netherlands Panama Persia Portugal Salvador Switzerland Uruguay Venezuela Great Britain France

Williamson Found Guilty of Murder in Georgia

Reynolds Ga August 12 Special In Taylor county superior court today Peas Williamson shot and killed Jack Burke a policeman at Butler found guilty of murder and recommended for a life sentence Robbers Raid a Bank Tattly Rock Ark August 12 According to reports received here two unmasked men robbed the Bank of Ulm at Ulm Ark of 1400 dollars and locked the cashier in the vault

Reynolds Taylor County Superior Court Peas Williamson Jack Burke Butler Tattly Rock Ark Jadas Bank of Ulm Ulm

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Fred Geissler A P A Atlanta Ga.

Fred Geissler Atlanta, Ga

Colored churches make good progress in Atlanta district

The Atlanta district conference and associated societies met at St. Phillips church in Heynoldstown. Presiding Elder Hadley reported nine new missions and 388 members added, with more than 31 000 collected for all purposes. The district totals 6 892 members with 875 probationers. A need to raise 10 000 for church houses was stressed. Bishop J Flipper to address the convention on the progress of Methodism in Georgia.

Atlanta District Conference Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society Alien Christian Endeavor League A. MM. EB St. Phillip's Church Oliver Street Heynoldstown S E. Perry L Wile R J. Jefferson A U._Freeman Hadley Big Bethel Church Atlanta J. W. Burdett Marie Baldwin J . Flipper Georgia H CD Canady John Harmon Deano W Greatheart M Manning

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