Talbotton Triumphs Over Columbus In Ninth
Amateur baseball reports from Talbotton Ga and surrounding towns on August 11 note Talbotton defeated Columbus Mac with Moseley pitching a nine inning, tight game allowing just one third base reach. Final score tallied as 2 to 1 with Moseley and Woodall combining in the win.
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Columbus Oalverton
Spheral
Columbus
Mac
Camere
Selema
Rome
Selma
Ala
Burleson
Fartier
Inninas
Rhe Rome
bin CL
Bankston Joins Grackers For Chattanooga Showdown
Home Run slugger Bankston, new Gracker outfielder, was delayed from Cordele and will arrive in Atlanta Saturday morning. He is set to face the Chattanooga Lookouts this afternoon, adding his big bat to the lineup.
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Gracker
Cordele Cla
Georgia State League
Grackers
Cordele
Atlanta
Chattanooga Lookouts
Braves Beat Giants 7 to 3 in New York Clash
Boston shop ped, defeating the defending champions. Connelly led the attack with a homer a double a single and a sacrifice fly plus a walk. James pitched well for Boston holding New York to six hits as Tesreau Demaree Wiltse Musyers were the hit makers for the Giants.
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Braves
Giants
New York
Boston
Ead
Tesreau
Demaree
Connelly
James
Morkie
Stock
Doyle
James and
Gowdy
Tes
Georgia Alabama League clash ends in Anniston win
In Anniston a slow error plagued game, as LaGrange lost to Anniston 9 to 3. Waltron and Sanford homered for Anniston, while LaGrange’s only runs came in the first on a walk, a threebagger and a Waldrong homer. Stephenson pitched well after early trouble, allowing few more hits.
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Anniston
LaGrange
Waltron
Sanford
Allen
Zellars
Stephenson
Wrightsville Daw on Players Engage in Thin Afternoon Contest
In a sparsely detailed account the Wrightsville and Dawson teams competed on a pale afternoon resulting in a 2 point favor to Dawson. Batteries were credited to Wrightsville Dumas and Riley and to Dawson Dealer and Momshan. Players and officers of the clubs were joined by friends for a celebratory evening with barbeque provided by Manager Lewis and local supporters.
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Dawson
Dawon
Wrightsville
Dumas
Riley
Dawaen
Dealer
Momshan
Lewis
Scribe Foster Fires Back at Umpire Jack O'Toole
W G Foster sporting editor of the Chattanooga Times condemns Umpire O'Toole for criticising sport scribes in a caustic reply reprinted from New Orleans papers. He argues the coacher Kircher errors and the critics misread rules while defending press umpires’ rights to comment.
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W. G. Foster
Chattanooga Times
Jack O'Toole
Orleana
Foster
Gnek
Kircher
Nes
Kicher
Kavanaugh
O'Toole
Fogle
Will
Hamilton
Orieins
Kavyanaugh
Plasa
Jock
Eurice Brama Iton
Obowa
Uwe
Tha Gerled
Jagk
Jack
Welchonce’s Condition Improves After Fever Drop
Harry Welchonce’s condition showed marked improvement Friday as his fever decreased considerably. Doctors expect he will be able to travel in a few days and he is to seek further treatment in Asheville North Carolina.
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Harry Welshonce
Asheville
N.C
Welch Encouraged by Fans After Season-Ending Illness
Chattanooga and Nashville papers report Harry Welch once out of the game for the season due to tuberculosis and stomach trouble. Physicians warn the condition may end his playing career, while fans extend sympathy and best wishes for his recovery. Welch, ex-Vaall, now Cracker captain, is lauded as a cleanup player and popular figure among Nashville supporters.
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Harry Welch
Atlanta Seribey
Mneat Deribes
Farry
Keopa
Atlanta Physicians
Sven Fo
Harcy
Harry Welchance
Vaal
Nashville
Harry
Welchonce
Nashville Bonner
Walchonce
Ctah
Weichoncn
Harry Wag
Pope Ruler
United States Marines Landed at Bluefields
Washington reports that 57 officers and marines under Commander Twining landed at Bluefields Nicaragua yesterday at the request of the American consul and with Nicaragua consent to counter a threatened political disturbance. The U S Navy garrison in Managua totals 104 marines, remnants of a force landed by Rear Admiral Sutherland last year.
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Bluefields
Nicaragua
Twining
Tacoma
Managua
Sutherland
State Department
United States
Atlantic
Diaz
Highwaymen Slay Two Guards and Abduct Payroll near Glen Alum
Roanoke Va August 14 Two guards Joseph Spiller and D G Amick were killed while transporting a Glen Alum Fuel payroll of 15000 dollars near Glen Alum West Virginia. A band of highwaymen robbed them in mountain passes. Revolver duel evidence noted but injuries to assailants unknown. Sheriff rushes to the scene and searches surrounding country.
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Roanoke
Glen Alum
West Va
Joseph Spiller
D. G. Amick
Glen Alum Fuel Company
Carranza enters Mexican capital amid Villa split threats
Laredo reports Carranza entered Mexico City at noon from Veracruz via Tampico disruption. Washington dispatches deny halting Villa supplies as factions in Chihuahua Durango Zacatecas Sinaloa and Sonora plot to join Villa or Carranza. Only 22 of 200 men survived a Manzanillo night engagement as Yaqui troops and federal forces clash with artillery and gunboats.
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Carranza
Mexico City
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el Paso
Taxas
Washington
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Vile
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Chihuahua
Durango
Zacatecas
Sinaloa
Genera
Will
la Tula
Hidalgo
Rafael Muauquiz
Alvaro Obregon
Manzanillo
Mexico
Howard
Guerrero
Brown Supporters Optimistic on Senator Bid
A statement from J. R. Terrell at Joe Brown headquarters asserts strong confidence that Governor Brown will be elected United States senator for the long term. The address attacks Negro influence in public offices, praises rural credits, and notes Brown’s superior stance over his opponent Senator Smith. Various campaign events and speakers, including Hugh Dorsey and Judge John B. Ross, are listed as part of the continuing efforts.
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Joe Brown
Brown
United States
Smith
Fim
Senitor Smith
Lincoln Johnson
Atlanta
Deeds
Tennille
Hugh Dorsey
Washington County
Mr. Dorsey
Versey
LaGrange
Cartersville
Marietta
Rome
John. B. Ross
Roky
Naval engagement in Africa shocks Nyassa shore capture
London reports that the government steamer Guendolin surprised and captured the German armed steamer Von Vlasonar yesterday on the eastern shore of Lake Nyassa in Nyassa Land British Central Africa. The event proves a bold naval engagement in the region with British forces asserting control.
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Nyassa Land
British Central Africa
Guendolin
von Vlasonar
Lake
Nyassa
Indiana man may be Mexican ambassador
Washington August 14 Officials said they expected immediate action on John EF Lamb of Terre Haute who is said to be foremost in President Wilsons consideration for the Mexican ambassadorship as recognition by the United States can be considered.
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Washington
John EF. Lamb
Terre Haute
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Form Association To Boost Cotton In Southwest Georgia
Albany and Savannah reports outline a regional effort to stabilize cotton during wartime. Banks, warehousemen, merchants, growers, and business leaders form a cooperative with a rules committee to coordinate county representation and execute an executive group. A.F. Cotes urges self reliance and minimal government dependence. Meanwhile Savannah weighs establishing a bonded warehouse company to store and finance the crop, seeking federal support and railroad partners to handle potential emergency storage volumes.
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Georgia
B. Brown
John H. Mock
T. Rabin
Calhoun County
R. J. Saville
Terrell County
W. W. Banks
Titt County
J. D. Hall
Worth County
D. H. Wright
Thomas County
J. R. Tarver
Warly County
H. H. Merry
Mitchell County
FR. L. Hall
Baker County
W. A. Murray
Turner County
P. T. Rich
Miller County
W. R. Roddenberry
Grady County
PF. G. Sayers
Randolph County
H. M. McIntosh
A. P. Coles
Atlanta
Cotes
A F. Cotes
Central Heak and Trust Corporation
John H. Mack
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Savannah
wWarthouse
Big Ship Ancon Plans Passage Through Panama Canal
Panama August 14 The big steamship Ancon 16000 tons prepared for its inaugural voyage through the Panama Canal. Officers and crew dressed ship-shape expected to depart from Christobal at 7 am to reach Gatun Locks by nine, aiming eleven hours to Pacific end. Governor Goethals and Panamanian President Belisario Porras among passengers, traffic suspended for the run, with no wine served in the dry canal zone.
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Canal
Ancon
Busuway
United States War Department
Panama Railroad
New York
Christobal
Gatun Locks
John Constantine
Pacific
Culebra
Wiler
Gatun Lake
Goethals
Belisario Porras
Republi
Canal Zone
G. 2. Bukeforts
Atlanta's Strides In Construction Market Beat Southern Cities
The Manufacturers' Record shows Atlanta ahead of all southern cities in new contract work, led by the Connally building at Whitehall and Alabama streets valued around 500 thousand dollars. The article notes rising but cautious growth in real estate and finance, highlighting loan deeds, warranty deeds, and numerous property transfers reflecting ongoing urban expansion in Atlanta.
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Nourth
South
Connally
Whitehall and
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Richmond
Shipping Bill Meets Opposition in Senate Debate
Washington August 14 Serious opposition to the conference report on the emergency shipping bill was voiced by both Democratic and Republican senators. After hours of debate mainly denouncing the proposal, advocates planned a vote for Monday afternoon. Administration leaders were said to seek a conference with the president before the vote. Senator O Gorman defended opening coastwise trade to foreign built ships, while Senator Gallinger warned it would damage shipyards and entangle the nation in international complications. Senator Cummings attacked the report for allowing foreign built ships into the trade without strict inspection, and for removing his amendment on majority American ownership of stock in foreign built shipowners.
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Washington
American Register
Senate
O'Gorman
Gallinger
Cummings
Laura Hinkle Dies at Her Macon Home
Laura Hinkle aged 73 of Macon dies at home following a broken hip after intervening in a fight at the Hinkle residence on Orange Street. Widow of Dr. James B. Hinkle, mother of Dr. A Hinkle and two sons Terry and Eugene B. Hinkle, she previously sued her daughter in law for damages. In a separate matter, Arthur Cortes and W Ross face peonage charges and were bound over to the grand jury.
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Macon
A. Hinkle
Lightning fatality in Atlanta area man 28 dies on Crocked Road
Charlie A. Wallace was struck by lightning Friday about 1 30 PM in front of his home on Crocked road near Atlanta and died instantly. His sisters May and Pearl Wallace were unhurt. He leaves a wife, parents Mr and Mrs W D Wallace, four brothers and three sisters.
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Crocked Road
Atlante
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Pearl ‘Wallace
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Three Men Die In Collision With Train In Ohio Town
In Veeboro Ohio on August 14 three men were killed when their car stalled on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern tracks and was struck by a wear truck approaching a passing train.
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Veesboro
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern, Railroad and Wear
Dustin Farnum Stars In The Squaw Man At The Grand
Dustin Farnum appears in The Squaw Man at the Grand in the title role. The six reel western, adapted from the stage success, drew large audiences despite bad weather. Showtimes are today with usual hours, promising a popular outing for moviegoers.
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Dustin Farnum
Missionary Society Debate Boosts Woman Suffrage Victory
The Woman Suffrage cause scored a win after a heated daylong debate before the Woman Home Missionary Society of Epworth Church. Leonard J. Grossman of the Georgia Men's League for Woman Suffrage Judge E C Buchanan and Basil Stockbridge spoke. Rev F A Burr presided and introduced the speakers.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist ‘Pworth Church
Leonard J. Grossman
Georgia Men's League For Woman Suffrage
E. C. Buchanan
Delzib County
Basil Stockbridge
F. A. Burr
Atlanta Quotations From Grocer Prices and Live Stock
Readable Atlanta quotation page lists corrected by Grocer Co. prices for groceries, canned goods, flour, sugar, and preserves, with detailed ranges for beef, veal, lamb, and pork cuts. It also shows live cattle pricing for steers and cows, and a long list of feed and grain items with unit costs.
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Oglenny Grocery Company
Axlé Gresse
Oysler
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Arm
Horsford’s
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Navy
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Lee
Liam
B&c
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Welte Provision Company
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