Columbus Y M C A Good Scoring Machine
Columbus Y M C A basketball team posts a 9 win 3 loss record after 12 games. Home games strong as visitors struggle. total 482 points for Columbus vs 266 for opponents. Key scorers include Peddy Newman McWilliams Beare Dealer Wasser.
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Colambus
Routh
Young Mens Christmas Association
Ts & Het
Columbus
Montgomery
Toumbus
Birminghan
Birmingham
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Tulane
Atlanta
Elumbus
Augusta
Stona Mountains
Columbus Hex
Columba
Peddy
Newman
McWillfama
Beare
Dealer
Wasser
Feddy
Pinehurst Club Hosts St Valentine Golf Tourney Start
The St Valentine golf tourney begins Thursday at Pinehurst Club and runs through Saturday with an eighteen hole off course in use for early rounds The event features USGA rules for the first time and honors former British champion Walter Travis as a special entrant A gold medal awaits the best qualification score and trophies will be awarded for division winners The schedule also foresees the 14th annual club championship starting March 0 and a fifth annual spring tournament on March 7 with further titles and honors planned
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Pinenarat
Faebeuary
Annas St Valentines
USGA
Hagaris
Geenratly
Walter
Travis
Waren
Lynch Gets Decision Over Tommy Lavigne Fight Report
New Orleans February card at the Royal Athletic Club ended with Johnny Lind of Boston awarding a decision after ten rounds to Lynch over Tommy Lavigne. Referee Wallace Woods oversaw the bout as Lavigne pressed but failed to force a stoppage. Earlier prelims saw Kid Farmer KO Harry Thomas and Jack Collier KO Kid Bogan, both locals.
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New Orleans
Johnny Lind
Boston
Tommy Lavigne
New Orients
Royal Athletic
Weil Wallace Woods
Laren Tearls
Kid Farmer
Peoria
Harry Thomas
Jack Collier
Kid Bogan
Collier
Bogan
The Southern Florida Special Train Schedule
The Southern's Florida Special departs promptly at 11 35 p m reaching Macon at 1 55 p m and Jacksonville at 8 40 p m connecting with all trains to the South Florida It offers coaches a dining car and Pullman cars with seat rates of 25 cents to Macon and 1 50 to Jacksonville
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Southern
Florida
Waterways bill advances with heavy funding and new commission
Washington February 6 The House committee on rivers and harbors has nearly finished its review of the emergency for surveys and maintenance bill. It proposes a total appropriation just under 10 million dollars for new projects including Atlantic deeper waterway and an inland route from New England to Florida. The measure funds an intercoastal canal linking the Mississippi and Rio Grande and creates a waterways commission with equal House and Senate membership to advise Congress.
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Washington
Tne Home Committee
Atlantic Deeper Waterway
New England
Florida
Louisilane
Texas
Mississippi
Rio Grande
Waterways Commission
House
Congress
Bertin Ready for King Edward Visit
Berlin reports preparations for King Edward’s reception in Bertin as his majesty’s four day visit nears. Decorations along the march route and around Bertin show mass display of hospitality and German goodwill while crowds gather anxiously. The Peoples Bank to open soon with Hartwell Gary and Anderson leaders among announced officials.
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King Edward
Berlin
Edward
Ecantic
Germany
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Gary
The
Peoples Bank A Es O Besin Mauldin
Anderson
Aaa Braalai al Anderson
Dent de Wtaf
Insanity Plea in Smith Trial Captures Columbus Court
In Columbus Mississippi the murder trial of Charien R. Jenith, a famed planter, continued with the defendant on the stand. Testimony described domestic troubles involving Laurent and a confrontation at Artesia depot leading to a shooting. Prominent Nashville and other city lawyers assist the prosecution and defense as crowd in the packed courtroom watches Betelle Smith cry as she defends her father against alleged probing questions.
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Charien R. Jenith
Smith
Laurent
Artesia
Mims
Depot
Bagwease
T H Peters
Bilas
Nashville
Surth
Mississipp
Smithbin
Betelle
Columbus
McConnico
Mieg Smith
Vross
Amundsen Aims For Scientific Polar Expedition
Captain Ronald Amundsen announces a six year voyage to scientifically study the north polar basin. He plans a careful route via Behring Straits using proven sledges and dogs and says there is no rush to be first to the pole. A subsidy of 18000 dollars was approved despite opposition to outfit the ship Nansen.
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Christiana
Ronald Amundsens
Nannena
Amundsen Saia
Itq
Polar
Behring Straits
American Furniture: Notable first year gains and market factors
The report highlights early achievements and growing market interest for American Furniture in its initial year. It notes rising demand, pricing pressures, and key factors shaping success, including production efficiency, competition, and consumer trends across several districts.
MW Reid Presides Over One of Atlanta’s Most Successful Businessmen
MW Reid presides as a leading Atlanta business figure whose outstanding personal and professional qualifications are credited with directing the success of the company. The profile highlights his impact on local industry and the firm’s growth under his leadership.
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Reid
Atlanta
MISS EMILY MASON III DIES IN WASHINGTON HOME
Emily Mason aged nine remains critically ill at her Washington home after paralysis. She traced illness to a spring trip to Detroit for the unveiling of her brother Stephen Thompson Mason statues. The Mason family has deep Virginian and Texan ties through General John Thompson Mason.
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Watsons
Gunstonball
Rendon
Libby
Detroit
Minh
Stephen Thompson Manon
Michigan
Duson
Lesington
Virginia
John Thompson Mason
Texas
Mexico
New Disbursing Agents Named in Georgia and Florida
Macon Ga Teoruar reports that postmaster Harr Rewards learned today that RF We Nulty banker of Amerles had seen age diapuraIng agent for the fund tat e go into the new government building at Armericue 3. Lewis of Valo sta also denied, appointed to a similar post for the new building there. Funds in both cases will be handled.
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Macon Ga Teoruar
Furough Posmaster
RF We Nulty
Amerles
Tate
Armericue 3
Lewis
Valosta
Mecon Ga Fehruart Special Suit Against Rail Firm
A former shipping clerk for the Cestal railroad seeks 610000 damages in city court claiming injury from a fall on a platform at a cot ted yard. The trial follows a Pullman Car Company case where jurors debated liability and quibbled over alleged damages yesterday.
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Cestal
Pullman
Maco Ga
O A Park
Pullman Car Company
Wiltaan
Bond suit seeks recovery against Metropolitan Surety Company
In Macon on February 6 a suit was filed in the superior court by a bondholder seeks 887 against the Metropolitan Surety Company of New York. The action allege a cashier Homer Bhins misappropriated funds while backed by the bonding firm. Horton and Tyler had been in Dawson and returned to Atlanta yesterday.
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Goumbra
Apecter
Tas Mustender
Charlie McAthany
Pressley
St George
Audubon Society
Dorchester County
Reaves
Macon
Jeffersonville
the & Merior
Das
Metropolitan Surety Company of
New York
Homer Bhins
Want Supply Dealers to Meet in Atlanta
Fortified with letters from the Atlanta Builders Exchange and city officials, prominent builder Arieghshaber left for Louisville to attend a National Building Suppliers meeting. He will extend an invitation to hold the 910 meeting in Atlanta, with Georgia state VP Kriegthater eager to host. The association includes over 300 members, almost all leading builders.
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Atlanta
Maddox
Walter G Cooper
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Hi Ariegshaber
Louisville
Nationa
Kriegthater
State of Georgia
Raiding the Tigers Danville Ye Leoruar
Police sweep targets taverns in Danville yielding arrests amid a dragnet plan built on information from the Law and Order League. Officers raided several venues in the heart of town seizing whisky while women from the establishments were brought before the mayor's court.
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Danville
Prat Tlalls
Dte
Law and Order League
Tendarlolu Jis- Uid
Released and rearrested in white slave case in New Orleans
Jannie Hiddy, arrested in the alleged white slave traffic case, was released by order of United States Judge Boarman after censuring local immigration officials for acting on a telegraphic order from Washington. Stratton, the immigration inspector, rearrested her immediately as she left the courtroom on a warrant obtained from Washington.
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New Orleans
Jannie Hiddy
Judes Boarman
United States Court
Boarman
Sater
Washington
Stratton
Hoffman
Tishall
United States Grand Jury For
Auto Show at Chicago Promises Record Vacant Creations
A Chicago auto show features over 2 million dollars in vaccinated or valued vehicles from 274 makers. The seven day event at Cellacum today is touted as the largest by many attendees.
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Unicags
Une Automanita
Costa Rica Sends Troops to Enforce Banana Land Claim
Reported border tensions arise from a decades old dispute over land once part of the Panama region. Costa Rica asserts sovereignty over the banana plantation area while Panama’s 1903 creation shifted control. Arbitration favored Panama, but Costa Rica plans to reinforce its claim and seeks formal communication with the state department.
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Washington
Femrunrs
Uys
Alabama
McCon
Yell
Mible
Birmingham
Repubic
Panama
Ferntom
Ferritom
Texas Prohis Optimistic After Refusal On Amendment
A garbled report from Ware Texas notes Prohibitionists optimistic despite Liphouse opposition. It says the state refuses to submit a constitutional amendment after a party or Democrats in the primary, hoping the issue will aid their cause in future battles.
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Lip House
Aterday
Tom Demcratic
Jenisiai
New Railway Merger Rumors Across Major Lines
Chicago report notes consolidation talks among the Chicago and Alton, St Louis and Western Iowa, Central Minneapolis and St Louis, Chesapeake and Ohio, and possibly Cincinnati and Davien railways. Edwin Hawley, linked to a 30 state influence, is named as a potential president of the proposed new system involving Colorado Southern and Burlington lines.
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Alton
Lolede
T Louis
Iowa
Minneapolis
Chesapeane
Ohio
Davien
Edwin Hawiey
Colorado Southern
Burlington
Union Labor Bill Debate Aims to Limit Employee Rights
A fragmented OCR text discusses a labor bill affecting workers rights in a state legislature. It references Union labor, possible restrictions on discharge protections, and a dispute over who may gain or lose rights under the proposed measure. The text names general topics without clear, verifiable entities or concrete actions.
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Azate
Hopkins Seeking Aid Amid Messy Election Notes
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Hopkins seeking aid on election matters. References to Cheage Mebruary Senior A J Hie and a meeting in Washington suggest regulatory or legislative interest. A deadline for return in time for a remumption ballaling next Thursday appears, with mentions of visiting the national capital and discussions with the president and Piha delegation.
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Hopkins
Cheage
TV Nots
Wasington
Iega
Anitergien
Piha
Slick Forger Fleeced Attorney General in Louisiana
Sam Jones, yesterday sentenced in the Uruimuar district court to two terms of fourteen years each in the penitentiary for forgery, plans an appeal to the supreme court after an Irish judge refused a new trial. The crime involved posing as Hiram McCaul, a Natchez timber dealer, and securing a $20,000 claim against a Baton Rouge lumber company, then cashing a forged check and deducting a legal fee.
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New Orleans
Sam Jones
Urluimar
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Jones
AfeCloskey
Hiram McCaul
Natchea
Baton Rouge
Cyclone Hits Doverel Area Inflicting Property Damage
A cyclone struck Doverel at about 10 oclock at night causing significant destruction. It toppled several houses and a storehouse, damaged barns, and stock goods. furniture remained largely unharmed. Local families lost multiple dwellings and outbuildings in the incident.
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Bowie
Max Bleen
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