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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
9
A fragmentary boxing report describes a sparring partner and a 49 pound weight class bout with uncertain outcomes. Mentions Willard and a champion claim, plus an upcoming exhibition and another meeting for a stated purpose. Names and places are garbled in the OCR.
A Bumingham business men’s gathering honored Bob Baugh with a cabaret smoker at the Toe Ne tarener club. The event drew the town’s business leaders and noted attendees from the local community.
The Tennessee nine meets the Jackets at Grant Field in a Friday game that shapes the season’s end for both teams. The matchup features a clash with strong teams and will influence the standings as the season closes.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Lily Smith and various sports terms but readability is poor. It references a Narrows pitcher and local clubs, tryouts, and taverns, with scattered names and phrases. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable content.
Colleges listed for today include Newport News Va Lafayette Washington and Lee Amherst UNC Wake Forest Liberty Piedmont Institute and others. Games spread across Lexington Charlottesville Chapel Chattanooga Lafayette Baton Rouge Starkville and West Virginia Wesleyan among several venues in the south.
The Janta Boxing Club promotes a ten round match at the Bijou Theater next Thursday. Brown, long known in local rings, faces Leo Houd with a history of fighting stars like Jack Dillon and Charley Kennedy. The card features a Greek fighter and other noted contenders, drawing strong local boxing interest.
Detroit Americans toppled New Orleans Southern Association 3 to 1 in an exhibition. Boston Braves defeated Cleveland 6 to 0. La Joie Bacry wing of Philadelphia Metatics fell to Savannah club eleven to seven. Cincinnati National League beat Memphis Southern Association 9 to 5 with Ames Brown and Gonsales starring.
A key SIA 4 series unfolds in Tuscaloosa Alabama with Alabama facing Vanderbilt in two games slated for Friday and Saturday. The matchup pits strong offenses against solid pitching as stakes rise for both programs in the conference race.
Memphis Tenn March 21 An announcement was made here today that John O'Martin, a local attorney, has been selected as president of the Wer Pile baseball club, succeeding Suxpell er Gardner of St Louis who resigned for other business interests Gardner retains his interest in the club and remains on the board of directors.
Girls from the high school and English Cammer gig high will take part in a spring festival on April 10 at the Auditorium Armory. Admission will be charged with proceeds going to the high school library. This marks their first public mass appearance with events in domestic science and other activities.
A sprawling review recounts a farcical vaudeville night at Blutch's saloon converted into a stage. Performers belt tunes by William Curran and a mix of pantomime, dance, and chorus vie for audience praise. Encores surge as spectators savor lively harmonies, with the ensemble delivering a polished, entertaining closer.
A lively vaudeville bill at the Lorsyil venue this week features popular entertainer Caleen in a mixed program of singing, dancing, and theatrics. The show highlights a varied lineup with a drum act, stage theatrics, and a company offering notable musical and dance numbers.
Paula Hoffman presents Fula Mofrmin and Viddigh players at the Bijou in Living Orphans a melodrama about intermarriage with a strong cast. The audience praised the performances and the dramatic plot. The company will stage Man Angel and Devil Thursday matinee and evening, closing Friday with Blind Love.
A milk dairy at 207 West Alexander Street was broken into last night. Thieves stole four boxes of cigars 500 pounds of lard and several containers of milk products before fleeing. Police traced the burglary to a fastidious thief who broke a window and emptied quarts of cream, with no trace of the remaining loot found after investigation.
The Mozauds of the Short Line Railways association of the southeast and the traffic men of the Southeastern Predeht association held joint meetings at the Piedmont hotel on Wednesday morning.
A crime wave hits Mim city as eleven houses in Mim were robbed over two months. Residents allege an organized group of white thieves operates here, targeting vacant homes and shops. They urge stronger police action after burglars cut plumbing and steal valuables, with losses mounting to thousands. Residents demand protection and vows to safeguard property.
Aldermen press to override the mayor's veto amid accusations of delay and mismanagement on Pryor Street repairs. The street committee meets this afternoon to consider a recommendation favoring concrete paving for Pryor Street, promising substantial savings and improved conditions.
The Atlanta lodge No 78 intends to install new leaders tonight during an agenda filled with ceremony. Martin Amorous is set to be installed as ruler, succeeding H. Hii_net, with officers elected to take over at the event.
Liverpool cotton market shows steady tone with middling around 85 cents, futures firm in light trading. Pricing hints for near term indicate cautious gains with May and August contracts trading near previous closes and closes steady.
The report notes a high level market with cautious mood and uneven participation. Traders see some advance but fear overall weakness, expecting ample supply to support prices while sentiment remains wary.
London reports show mixed March financial signals amid unclear foreign exchange trends. Analysts note partial recoveries in some sectors while others hint at continued volatility as markets digest global policy cues.
March 31 report from New York notes cash offerings and futures activity with limited detail. Markets reference forward prices and steady readings, mentioning London periods and Tony references without clear names or outcomes.
A dense market briefing discusses sugar futures slipping and rising rare, with mentions of butter, pecans, and other commodities. It notes price fluctuations, regional references, and figures like 42194 receipts, 1082, and March contracts, highlighting unsettled trading and mixed commodity signals.
In New Orleans on March 31 dealers report varied receipts across cattle and hogs. Western and native steers, cows and heifers, heifers, calves, and pigs show generally firmer demand with prices ranging around 400 to 700 dollars depending on grade and weight. Market activity remains steady with mixed offerings and no dramatic shifts noted.
The text reports New York cotton seed oil trading with continued dullness in domestic and foreign demand for actual oil. Prices closed steady with slight declines and futures quotes shown for months from April to November, listing opening, closing, and bid figures amid market uncertainty.
Fragmentary naval stores item from Savannah noting a turpentine firm at 144 saies 609 with receipts none and 4 percent stocks 22510. Mentions shipments, stocks 295307, and a quoted rate BG DFP with unclear abbreviations and figures for matter of naval stores in Georgia.
One thousand two hundred bales of cotton sold in Columbus at 9 cents per pound. Market details indicate steady demand with buyers and brokers reporting active bidding and price stability amid a busy session.
The page compiles varied market quotes including beef cattle pork hogs poultry grains and feeds with prices per unit and per hundredweight. It notes quotations are steady and aligned with market rates and references named commodities like corn oats barley and Purina feeds along with multiple animal grades and crate weights.
Coffee futures advanced five to seven points amid a firmer tone in related markets. Traders cited mixed weather, partial recoveries in wheat and cotton, and bullish Rio de Janeiro activity as futures quoted higher in New York against a backdrop of unsettled Brazilian shipments and upcoming deliveries.
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