Welsh and Whitney set for world light title bout in Atlanta
Freddie Welsh defends his world lightweight title against Frank Whitney at the Casino skating rink on Fryoer Street tomorrow night. Tickets are selling fast with 1,500 ring seats and many general admission seats at $1. Whitney arrives today with manager Eddie Harvey. Welsh and Pollak are due this afternoon. Runners from Athens, Macon, Rome and Augusta plan to attend, while betting favors Welsh or a knockout by Whitney. Whitney trains hard, claiming he can pressure Welsh, who remains clever and fast though aging since 1905. The event, promoted by Whitney, draws peak local interest, with prelims announced in Saturday's Constitution.
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Freddie Welsh
Frank Whitney
Atlanta
Fryoer Street
Barry Pollak
Monoon
Whitney
Eddie Harvey
Frenk
Georgia
Athens
Macon
Rome
Augusta
Welsh
Prank Whitney
Rose Rounis
Frank
Bouna
Mandot
Frank Whitnes
Rex
Tomlin Bros
Chess
Tonleh
New Year's Sporting Events at Y M C A
New Year's at the Y M C A features a full day of athletic and aquatic meets marking the second annual physical department demonstration. Afternoon events shift to the boys' department with swimming and gymnastic contests, followed by evening water basketball. Public invited to both sessions.
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Equalic
Chicago Nine Returns Home After 10 000 Mile Trip Through Japan
The University of Chicago baseball team returned to Chicago after a 16 400 mile Orient trip. Japanese fans halt umpires and avoid supporting a losing side, reducing attendance. Waseda University may visit the U S next year. In the Philippines enthusiasm grows as Americans dominate teams. Manila seats reach 1.50 dollars.
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Chicago Nine
Japan
Chicago
University of Chicago
Orient
Waseda University
United States
Philippines
Amé
Manila
Chattanooga Football Schedule Altered by Washington and Jefferson
The University of Chattanooga announces a revised grid with Washington and Jefferson moving the trip north to November 25 replacing Thanksgiving. Maryville substitutes the Turkey day date. The corrected slate shows Middle Tennessee Normal, Tusculum, Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical, Louisville, an open date, Tennessee, Sewanee, Washington and Jefferson, and Maryville all listed with Chattanooga as the venue.
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Chattanoosa
Lenn
University of Chattanooga
Washington and Jefferson
Maryville
Middle Tennessee Normal
Chattanooga
Tusculum
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical
University of Louisville F
Louisville
Open
Tennessee
Chatta
Noora
Sewanee
Washington, Pa
Inooga
High Priced Players Released by Nooga
Chattanooga Tenn December 30 Special Chattanooga Cageball players who will not sign a sure which will permit enforcement of the 2 800 rule will be permitted to seek berths elsewhere announced Manager Kid i berfeld this week in mailing out 1916 contracts The Chattanooga manager realizes that the road will be hard this year but believes that most of his Players will see the netersity of the situation and that many players are lucky to have John at all Aitchison McBride and other high priced members of the team have already been released but Catchers Kitchens and Petere Fitcher Dent and the Kid s 50 000 Infields of Harris Pitter Caveny and Gram all draw considerable stipends
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Kid @iberfeld
John
Aitchison
McBride
Kitchens
Petere
Fitcher Dent
Harris
Pitter
Caveny
Gram
Amateur Defined by Amateur Union conference adjourns
New York December 30. After exhaustive discussion of the amateur rule the conference of delegates from short governing bodies adjourned tonight with plans for a similar meeting next year. Gustavus T. Kirby presided and noted these rules are recommendations to governing bodies to form an alliance. An amateur is one who participates for pleasure and benefits. Violations include fraud or gross unsportsmanlike conduct leading to amateur ineligibility, paying for participation, or prize disposal for personal gain. Penalties include bans from all amateur sport for years and coaching prohibitions. Summer baseball rules favor no professional competition except under rare safeguards. Advertising athletic fame by name use is banned.
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New York
Gustavus T. Kirby
Intercollegiate Association of Ammteur Athletics of America
Jiberewith
May Stage Willard Fulton Bout In Rochester Minn
Boxing promoter T. A. Andrews of Milwaukee said he expects to meet Jess Willard and his manager in Chicago to negotiate a ten round bout with Fred Fulton of Rochester, Minn. If terms are agreed, the bout could be staged in late February in Rochester. Andrews received a telegram from Willard's manager stating promoter Burns would not reconsider the New Orleans cancellation, but is ready to do business with Andrews. Andrews offers $25,000 for the ten round bout.
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Miwaukee
Wis
Andrews
Jess Willard
Chicago
Willard
Fred Fulton
Rochester
Minn
Burns
New Orleans
Hanlon Knocks Out Howard In First Round Bout
Eddie Hanlon, once a top draw for Atlanta fans, stopped Frankie Howard of Cleveland in the opening round of a ten round scheduled bout at the Columbia Theatre. A sharp left to the heart and a right cross to the chin ended the fight in under two minutes as Hanlon controlled the exchange. Howard attempted a late rally but could not avoid the decisive blows.
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Eddie Hanlon
Pride of Atlanta
Frankie Howard
Cleveland
Hic
Columbia
Hanlon
Howard
Prater Defeats Baker In Crystal Pool Match
Prater again defeated William Walter in the second round at Crystal parlors. The night match ended 200 to 180, bringing the two-night total to 400 to 345 with Prater leading by 85 balls. Baker must score 253 tonight to win, while Frater seeks 200. The final 600 ball wing is set for eight o clock tonight with a crowd watching. Baker will then perform trick and fancy shooting exhibitions.
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Prater
Willian Walter
Crystal Parlors
Baker
Frater
Flr
Millen and Statesboro Play Thriller on Focal Grid
A December 30 gridiron clash ended in a 0-0 tie as Millen and Statesboro battled evenly. Captains Ardem and Wallace led their teams, with key plays from Crimson, Simowlitz, and Arden. The exciting contest kept fans on edge as both defenses stifled scoring chances.
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Btatesbury
Millen
Iby
Ardem
iGaptain Wallace
Wallace
Srimson
Ie Bucking
Simowlitz
Bome
Arden
Graves to Return to Game Shortly
Johnny Graves, hurt in a Wednesday practice game, is expected to return within a week to ten days. Dr. William P. Nicolson reports he rests easily and is improving. He may be sent home today and could rejoin the lineup in time to face the University of Georgia on January 15, with Columbus on January 8 the only other scheduled game before.
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Johnny Graves
William P. Nicolson
Graves
Nicolson
Johnny
Fonge de Lean Plate
Gare
University of Georgia
Columbus
League Merger Forms New Regional Baseball Circuit
Boston officials announce a merger of the New England League and the Eastern association creating a ten club circuit with Lynn, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester and Portland from the New England group plus five Eastern clubs likely Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, New London and Bridgeport.
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Boston
New England League
Banterm Association
Lynn
Lawrence
Lowell
Worcester
Portland
Springhold
Hartford
New Haven
New London
Bridgeport
Everywoman at the Atlanta Theater on New Year Eve
Lovers of drama celebrate New Year’s Eve at the Atlanta theater as Everywoman is presented. Edna Porter leads the cast in this Henry W. Savage production praised for its high standard and popular appeal. A Saturday matinee and night show follow.
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Atlanta
Misa Edna Porter
Henry W. Savage
The Bride Shop headline feature at Forsyth
Keith Vaudeville at the Forsyth presents The Bride Shop a lively musical comedy with Tunny, Lola Wentworth, and Andrew Tombes praised for bright comedy and production. Also at Lyric The Whirl of Life with Vernon Castle stars draws crowds and the Atlanta premiere of a Canties-based film. Geraldine Farrar returns to the Grand in Temptation with Patti de Caroba in Carmen role. Alamo No. 2 advertises today only dance film with Vernon Carties in New York scenes and San Sufel restaurant interiors.
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Forsyth
B.A. Rolfe
Andrew Tombes
Lola Wentworth
Secon
Bii
Vernon Castle
Lyric
Atlanta
Fim
Cafe de Paris
Yas Sao Sera
Geraldine Farrar
Ax Ammo A
Hs Management
Alamo No. 2
Vernon Custis
Mmodera Soulsty
Caatten
Fim At Their Very Best. i Included Stmong
Tig Nome
Vernon Carties
New York
Beloved Vagabond at Strand with Edwin Arden in Paragot
Edwin Arden stars as Paragot in The Beloved Vagabond at the Strand today and Saturday. The Pathé image stages Vagabond life on the road with outdoor scenes not possible on stage, showing Paragot’s disillusionment and return to the highway under Howard Facedirector.
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Strand
Edwin Asden
Carter
Blaine
Pathe
Edwin Arden
Paragot
Addie
Howard Face
Kentucky Delegation Pledges Support for Fairbanks
Indianapolis Dec 36 The Kentucky delegation to the Republican National Convention pledged to Charles W Fairbanks of Indiana for President. Edwin P Morrow saluted Fairbanks at a local theater as crowds cheered. Signs reading Fairbanks for President appeared in hotels and business districts ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Ind
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Edwin, P. Aforrow
Pucata
Peguero Goveror
Brorrow
Fairbanke
Morrow
Seadera
Loulaville
Deentucky
Fairbanks
Chicago
Atlanta Banks Declare 4 Percent Dividend for 1915
The American National Bank announced a 4 percent semi annual dividend of 24 000 payable January 3 to stockholders. Colonel W L Reel said widespread prosperity was anticipated by bankers in 1916 and that 1915 was successful despite the December 1914 business downturn. Building permits show a slight year to year gain totaling 41 901 with 1915 at 4 586 259 and 1914 at 4 564 458. Sonex Avenue sale reports Martin Ozburn Realty sold the southeast corner of Jones Avenue and Edwards Streets a storeroom and dwelling on a igt 244 100 purchase price 950.
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W. L. Reel
Sonex
Martin-Ozburn ‘Realty Company
Jones Avenue
Edwards Streets
Multiple Property Transfers and Mortgages in Early 20th Century
A dense ledger of real estate trades, quitclaims, and mortgages listing buyers, sellers, and parcels across streets such as Crew, Bowen, Cascade, Peachtre e, and West Point with dates from 1915 to 1945. Included are charted transfers among individuals and firms like the Investment Company of Georgia and Fulton County Home Builders, detailing lot sizes, street sides, and coordinates.
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James J. Haverty
Miss May
Iz Haverty
Faly Street
Central Avenue
Mie Bagels Balk
Eugenia Balch
Myre
M‘ghae] Cohen
Crew Street
M. i. Hauchenbere
Walton Earty Company
Langhorn Strest
Lucile Avenue
Cement Stone and Tile Company
MTS
Marion H. Collier and
Frea
EK. A. Eddins
John Gthaon
Bowen Avenue
Burton Street
Soxtac
J. M. Britt
H. B. Schumrect
Cascade Avenue
Beecher Street
Rebecca _N. Turner
HA. Eading
John Gibson
Foforth
Bowen Avenus
Joseph Stevenson
William J. Stevenson
Corart
William A. Wilson
James Stevenson
Same
Lumapkin St al
John B. Daniel
Albert H. Batley
South Side St
Charies Avenue
Frederick Street
Investment Company of Georgia
Charies
Foater
Prat Street
College Street
Genevieve G. Miller
Fulton County Home Builders
Peachires Street
Sixth Street
Mortgage Loan Company
Hulton Street
Bf. Owens
Mortgage Bond Company of
New York
Park Avenue
JH. B. Schumpert
Charles
David Stern
Genie Fowler
Lucs M. Abrams
Williams Street
East Point Avenue
W. W. Ogletree
Gilizabeth J Co
Gowtey
Wabash Avenue
Walter D. Smith
Piedmont
Ashby and
Harswell Streets
Peter Giancoli
John Bieccchi
Hartford Avenue
Helens Street
Sam_M. Agraon
Minnia Cohen
Emma Neal Dougisa
Flor. A. Jones
Acme Manufacturing Company
Pine Street
J. A. Innes
College Park
Genevieve G. Miler
Peachtree Street
B. KH. Shockley
Roy P. Robinson
Stephens Street
McDsalel
Orange Trees Mantled in Snow Across Southern California
Snow covered orange trees across the citrus belt from Hollywood to San Bernardino and Riverside. Temperatures stayed at or above freezing, avoiding crop damage as rain and snow fell before noon in Altadena Rialto Bloomington and other areas.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Classified Ad Policy Notes in The Constitution
The notice outlines ad submission rules for local want ads. Advertisers must use written orders, two-line minimum, six word increments, and no phone placements. The paper disclaims responsibility for single incorrect insertions and limits on repetition.
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Asergen
Ontelte
Atlanta
Nia
Classified Want Ad Guidance Amid Publishing Rules
Courteous operators familiar with rates and classica Yona offer complete information and wording for Want Ads. They assist by telephone and mail, with payment required upon publication. Ads may be prepared by staff or callers, ensuring compliance with posting steps and regulatory steps.
Personal note on care and adoption critique
An unclear report discusses care for a person identified as Mat ABNTT and mentions fans, an Intence BMirehe, and a reference to the Sistine chapels. It notes a week of prices and a review of recent events including Fe Ceckbera and Metis, with scattered mentions of Atlasta and a Valaire word.
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Atlasta
MME
Valaire
Local Classifieds fragment from Georgia business ads
A damaged OCR fragment lists addresses and services in Georgia including an art school and professional cards. It mentions Long Distance Telephone and cash for ads with partial contact strings like 3032 14T4 and 3050 Atlanta. The readable items suggest a small classifieds page with business card notices and promotional phrases.
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Sui
Atlanta
Lost and Found notices clutter streets and phones
A garbled collage of lost and found notices lists items such as a black brocade coat with Seaver fur collar, a mule or horse weight claim, a white dog with light markings, a diamond ring, pocket books on a Decatur car, eyeglasses, a Ruth engraved item, keys, and a gold brooch. Contact details and rewards are included for owners to reclaim items.
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Ladigs
Miwuke
Piedmont Driving Club
Bisck Borsa
Maine
Georgian Terrace Hotel
Newnan
Georgian Terace Hotel
H.C. Fleer
Decatur
Edgewood
Peachtree Street
Wean
Ruth
Ivy
Ius Whitewill
Memorial editions of Washington works advertised
The notice lists memorial editions of Booker T. Washington’s life and death, with prices and dealers such as L. Philips Publishing Co and Munn & Co. It also markets related biographical volumes and bundled complete stories, urging express delivery and credit options. Several miscellaneous ads follow for agents, law study at home, barber training, employment agencies, newspaper routes, and government job exams.
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Booker T. Washington
Dr. Washington Flmnell
Frederick E. Drinker
Tuskegee
i. L._Pnilips Publishing Co
Avante
Munn & CO
Scientific American
Cate Constitution
J. W. Lucas
Cusseta
Alabama
HELP WANTED Female ERY WANTED Female
Help wanted notices list positions for female clerks and teachers and a missionary employment agency seeking color staff. Provides addresses and phone number, plus Spanish tutoring ad and a used piano for sale.
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Missionary Workers Employment Agency
Iit
Auburn
Ave
Ivy
Situation Wanted ads with varied credentials and rates
A dense block of classified style notes shows multiple situation wanted entries. It includes an experienced grocer seeking wholesale work, a seven year specialty salesman seeking change, a traveling salesman position, a bookkeeper and clerk role, an estimator for building materials, a mechanical engineer, a stenographer, and more. Rates for these ads are listed as three cents per line per insertion, with payment required in advance at The Constitution office. Contains numerous address cues and contact instructions such as care Constitution and box designations.
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Allen
Hingston
Tann
Healey Bidy
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Constitution Office
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Constitution
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Boorkheper
Serson
Eatea
Cation
Marsied
Atenographic
C. T. Bell
Currier Street
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