San Carlo Opera Boosts I Trovatore at Atlantas Theaters
The San Carlo Grand Opera Company presented I Trovatore at the Atlanta theater last night to strong audience applause. Emilia Vergerl as Eleonora and Evgento Felco as Manrico impressed with beauty and volume in Misere refulgent, while new singers Giustavio Zara and Campbell joined in.
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San Carlo Grand Opera
Atlanta
San Carlo Grand Opera Company
Atlant Theater
Lucia
Emilia Vergerl
Eleonora
Evgento Felco
Manrico
Verger
Folco
Il Trovatore
Giustavio Zara
County of Luna
Birmingham at Atlanta Tonight in Key Local match
The Birmingham Athletic Club hosts Atlanta tonight at 3 30 PM in a pivotal baseball clash. Birmingham seeks revenge with star Willingham Smith back after a 3 2 loss on Birmingham soil. Expect strong lineups from both clubs and the usual postgame dancing feature.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Birmingham Athletic Club
Birmingham
Willingham Smith
Atlanta
Fach
McGowan
Forbem
Graves
Smith
Crackers' Bat Boy Sid Sault Jumps to Federals
The Federal league raided the Crackers again offering Sid Sault more gum than the Crackers allowed daily. Sid left with the Feds after a tense meeting with Manager Smith at Ponce de Leon. Bill Crandall exploded in silence as Sid vanished, Sid ready to pitch or swing for a federation club.
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Federal League
Sid Sault
Sid
Joe
Smith
Ponce de Leon
Bill
Billi
Sidney
Chapman
Dent
Feds
Sia
Sax
Masbe
Bay Bore’ Association
Toronto Franchise in Federal League to Move to Cleveland
Chicago February 6. Charles Weeghman, president of the Chicago Federal club, states Toronto’s Federal league franchise may transfer to Cleveland or Cincinnati after league heads meet tomorrow. Weeghman says Toronto investors failed Conditions. Gilmore’s Toronto visit aims to decide status. Kansas City Federals expected to contend for the pennant next season with new signings. Grand stands for St Louis Federals to be rebuilt to meet building code after an inspector’s rejection pending appeal.
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Chicago
Toronto
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Elmira
St. Louis
Donald Fraser Beats Peacock Fleet 36 to 12 In Rough Match
Donald Fraser defeated Peacock Fleet 36 to 12 yesterday afternoon in a fairly good basketball game. Phillips led Fraser with 20 points while Enex 8 Bourges 14 and Etheridge Brown also starred for the winning side. Peacock Fleet players Pen Saunders and Burgess were notable for their team.
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Donald Fraser
Peacock
Fleet
Pen and Saunders
Phillips
Burgess
Enex
Bourges
Etheridge Brown
Street and Coyle Sign With Lookouts
Two of Chattanooga's hold-outs were removed from the hold-out class today. Charley Street, after a half day wrangle, signed his contract with Manager McCormick. Nick Coyle stated from home that the plan submitted in his latest contract was satisfactory and he would mail it signed at once.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Charley Street
McCormick
Nick Coyle
Diet Faueman
Panne
Byrne Signs with Phillies as Second Baseman
Philadelphia Feb 6 Bobby Byrne today signed a contract with the Phillies. Byrne arrived last year from Pittsburg and will shift from third base to second base this season, succeeding Otto Knabe who joined the Baltimore Federal League club.
Governor fixes NH baseball schedule date for year
Governor Felker changed New Hampshire's annual nine day schedule to avoid conflicts with other events. The proclamation sets the fourth Thursday in April as the fixed date for the event this year, aligning baselined schedules across Concord.
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Concord
N. H
Felker
New Hampshire
Story of Walter Rehg in Boston and umpire quip mix
In stories about stars Billy Evans notes Walter Rehg with Boston from St Paul, a fringe outfielder fighting for a spot behind Lewis Speaker Hooper. A Pittsburg game gives Rehg a moment in the sun as he bats for Adams and delivers a single while McBride bungles a grounder, prompting a vaudeville style misplay and the coach’s dry joke about grabbing it by the handle.
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Billy Evans
Boston Americans
Walter Redge
Redge
Boston
St Paul
Rehg
Lewis, Speaker
Hooper
Henrickson
Reng
Pittsboro
Vanderbilt Five Downs Jackets In Crystal Palace Clash
Vanderbilt defeated Tech 65 to 41 in a cleanly played game at Crystal Palace. Struppa led Jackets scoring with seven fouls drawn. Nelson paced Vanderbilt with strong all‑court play and 12 points. Brown and Spence contributed for Tech, while Vandy built a first half lead and withstood Tech’s rally to seal the victory.
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Vanderbilt
Tech
Crystal Palace
Wandy
Vandy
Struppa
Jackets
Nelson
Commodores
J . Brown
T. Brown
Spence
Bradley
VTECH
iStruppa
Cushman
Sites
Brown
Mauek
T Brown
Braal RC Worpan
Questions and answers from The Constitution sports page
Sporting editor Dick Jemison answers readers questions on boxing ages and rankings. Jeffries 35 Johnson 32. Best lightweight Johnny Covington, best heavyweight Jack Johnson, best bantam Johnny Hilbane, best featherweight Mike Gibbons, best welterweight Frank Gaten. Chapman back for Atlanta questioned.
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Dick Jemison
the Constitution
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Atlanta
Chapman
Fogay
T. Bast
Bent
Three Bouts Slated at Columbia Burlesque Tonight
Three bouts set at Columbia Burlesque theater with Ed Walters facing Kid Ruff in a 6 round opener for 10 dollars to the winner. Battling Kelly meets Kia Dukes in a 4 round main supporting match for 25 dollars to the winner. Spider Britt meets Kid Wonder in a 4 or 6 round main event for 60 dollars to the winner.
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Columbia
Sain
Spider Aritt
Kid Wonder
Tafe
Hatiliog Malley
Kid Dukes
Eddie Walah
Hid Rose
Princess LaCell
Waels
Columbia Burlesque
Tonleht
Ed Walters
Kid Ruff
Tech High Boys Play Auburn Tonight in Alabama
Tech High School five, part of the local prep league, travels to Auburn Alabama tonight to face the Auburn basketball team. The Tech quintet, led by Coach Mejnerty, has a strong roster this season but has lately underperformed on the court.
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Tech High School Five
Auburn
Tech High
Ala
Mejnerty
Battling Levinsky Outpoints McMahon In Ten-Round Bout
New York February 6 Battling Levinsky of New York outpointed Tom McMahon of Pittsburgh here tonight in a ten round bout. Levinsky held the advantage through most rounds and controlled the pace with sharp combinations. The bout drew applause as Levinsky’s footwork and defense limited McMahon's scoring chances.
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New York
Battling Levinsky
New_York
Tom McMahon
Pittsburg
Saul Stops Ball in Acon Bout at Bayful
In Acon Ga on February 6 special report Mike Baul of Atlanes halted Eddie Bay in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout.
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Saul
Ballacon
Mike Baul
Atlanes
Eddie Bay
Tonlunt
Dent Denies Jump To Pittsburg Federals
Elliott Dent, Crackers star pitcher, rejects Baltimore reports of signing with the Pittsburg Federals. He writes manager Bully Smith that he will stay with the Crackers as long as Smith does not undermine him.
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Smith
Eiliott Dent
Crackers
Baltimore
Pittsburg Federals
Constitution
Dent
Jocala
Bully Smith
Flanagan and Kircher Sign Contracts for Ford Team
Outfielders Flanagan and Kircher have mailed their contracts to the Ideal baseball office and are expected to arrive by mail this morning. Louisville reports Thursday claimed Kircher would mail his agreement that day, while a Friday wire from Flanagan confirmed his signature and mailing. With these two, twenty-three contracts have been received and six remain outstanding.
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Flanagan
Kircher
Baseball
Louisville
Smith
Tech Marist basketball game postponed due to wet court
The Tech high and Marist game scheduled for Friday afternoon was postponed because the Marist court was too wet to use.
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Tech High
Ansley Hotel Faces $2000 Damages Suit
Brooks sues the Ansley Hotel for 2000 claiming injury from noise near the elevator after checking in Tuesday night. He left for Piedmont, returned later to claim missed mail, and was arrested for skipping lodging before attorney Walter A. Sims filed the petition.
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Brooks
Ansley Hotel
Anstey Hotel
Letton
Ansley
Piedmont Hostel
Piedmont Hotel
Walter A. Sims
Indians Follow Trail of Train Wreckers
Albuquerque February 6 Deputys tracked three men who wrecked Santa Fe east bound train No 10 near Gallup from the scene to the Patchin mine two miles from the railway Navajo trackers took the rail from the mine into the foothills robbery is believed motive but the men were frightened by results of their work
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Albuquerque
N. M
Beputy
Santa Fe
Gallup
Patchin
Raul
Postpone Meeting for Stone Mountain Road
The Decatur Board of Trade meeting with Fred Houser and several adjacent boards was called off due to bad weather. It has been postponed until next Thursday night at 7 o clock.
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Decatur Board of Trade
The
Convention Bureau
Fred Houser
Boards of Trade
Stone Mountain Highway
Louisville Shriners Prepare for Meet in Atlanta
B Boden potentate of Sost Temple Louisville Ky visits Atlanta to arrange travel for his clan to the upcoming Shriner convention. He also calls on his brother J A Boden, connected with Harry G Pooky, during the visit.
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B. Boden
Louisville
Atlanta
J. A. Boden
Harry G. Pooky
Four Bouts Friday Night Result in Sleep Wallops
Eddie Hanlon stopped Mickey Gannon in two rounds. Jammy Grant stopped Myer Pries in three rounds. Kid Young stopped Kid Ruff in one round. Kid Wilkes stopped Battling Srown in two rounds. Reopening night at the Stauterboeey building on Viaduct Place drew a good crowd. Promoters Staten and Taylor delivered a short, entertaining show with expected knockouts and strong local fights.
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Eddie Hanlon
Mickey Gannon
Jammy Grant
Myer Pries
Kid Young
Kid Ruff
Kid Wilkes
Battling Srown
Stautersboeey
Staten and
Taylor
Gannon
Hanlon
Pries
Jimmy Grant
Macon
Grant
Spider Britt
Vanderbilt to Meet Columbus Champs in Georgia Game
Columbus Ga February 6 The Vanderbilt University basketball team will play the Columbus Champions tomorrow night. Vanderbilt has impressed with wins over Georgia and Tech, signaling one of the Commodores’ best teams in history.
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Columbus
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Tech
Commodores
Boys High Quint Maintains Lead In 81 19 Victory
Boys High defeated Georgia Military Academy 81 to 19 on Friday at College Park. Knox and Scott stood out for the winners as GMCA’s Poker and Woodward showed effort in the loss. Referee Gardner oversaw a 20 and 15 minute halves game with strong plays from both sides.
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Georgia Mintacy Academy
Boys’ High
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Georgia Military ‘College
Boys’ High School
Knox
Scott
Nia
Poker
Woodward
Porter
Tobnaton
Tennessee 49 Alabama 13: Vols Dominate Home Tilt
Tennessee beat Alabama 49 to 13 at Knoxville with a 35 to 1 halftime lead. The Volunteers showed superior teamwork and clear sailing throughout the game, maintaining control from tip to finish in front of their home crowd.
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Tennessee
Alabama
Knoxville
Tenn
University of ‘Tennessee
University of Alabama
Ultimatum From Mayor To Foes Shocks City
A mayoral ultimatum from Pryor Street to Whitehall resurfaces amid budget friction. He rejects the Finance Committee’s $125,800 revenue inclusion, arguing it risks unearned funds and pledges to face the people with no plans for re election, asserting he may not run again.
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Pryor Street
Whitehall
Guz
Demperens
Dangeroud
Talen Cara
Famaura
Atlanta
Stuckey alien land bill to be taken up next week
Columbia February 6. Consideration of the Stuckey alien land bill in the state senate was blocked today by discussion of the state warehouse bill. The Stuckey measure remains a special order and cannot be reached before next week, likely late in the week. The bill, nearly identical to California's anti Japanese law, has been reported favorably with amendments by the Jointary committee but faces opposition from several senators.
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Columbia
State Senate
California
Juni- Stary Committee
Fight on Negroes blocks farm bill in Senate debate
In Washington on February 6 the Senate debated race questions as it prepared to vote on the Lever agricultural extension bill. Senator Gallinger favored the Jones amendment to include Negro agricultural colleges in the fund’s administration, provoking remarks from Senator Vardaman opposing Negro voting rights and criticizing parties. Senator Clapp rebutted, noting mixed bloods in Minnesota. Views on the “black belt” and southern women’s plight were voiced, and Senator Smith of Michigan commented on Southern wealth as a tribute to latent ability.
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Waskington
Senate
Gallinger
Nagro Agricultural Colleges
South
Vardaman
Republican Party
Clapp
Minnesota
Black Belt
Mississippi
Mars
William Alden Smth
Michigan
Raea
Banks in 22 States Boosting Atlanta
Banks across 22 states rally around Atlanta as reserve banks meet February 13 in Atlanta to hear claims from cities vying for a regional bank. W P G Harding of Birmingham leads Birmingham interests with Colonel T O Smith W W Crawford and J W Adams among attendees. Richmond pursues regional bank support through targeted business outreach to nearby firms.
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Atlanta
Couuntry
W. P. G. Harding
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank of Birmingham
Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham Clearing House Association
TO. Smith
Birmingham Trust and Saving Company
W. W. Crawford
American Trust and Savings Bank
J. W. Adams
Commercial Banking and Trust Company
Birmingham
Richmond
Troubles Feared in West Virginia Mines Strike
Brooke County peace officers seek a plan to disarm striking miners and contract men amid fears of open warfare at the West Virginia and Pittsburg Coal Company. The strike, ongoing since September, has seen frequent clashes as armed individuals remain on their properties.
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Colliers
W. Va
West Virginia
Pittsburg Coal Company
Brooke County
President Nominations From Guthrie and Hot Springs
Washington nominates Alexander XX Campbell of Grandfield Ola for receiver of public moneys at Guthrie and J L Calvert of Guthrie Ohio as register of the land office at Guthrie Postmaster nominees include Robert H Smiley of Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Washington
Guthrie
Shio
Alexander XX. Campbell
Grandfield
Ola
J. L. Calvert
Guthrig
Ohio
Arkansas
Robert H. Smiley
Hot Springs
Low round trip fares to Washington and Richmond
The notice lists reduced fares for trips to Washington and Richmond with quoted prices such as 19.35 and 16.10. It references specific run numbers and travel dates, indicating a promotional scheduling update for rail or bus services.
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Washington
Richmond
Richie
Pankhurst Clans Severs Ties With Union
Sylvia Pankhurst announces secession from the Women’s Social and Political Union. The East End federation will become entirely independent as rifts widen over her ultr a revolutionary aims.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Militant
Women's Social and Political Union
Militant Women's Organization
East End of London
Sylvia Pankhehurst
Jail Awaits Members of Chicken Trust
Thirteen members of the New York Poultry Dealers association convicted of restraining trade in New York must go to jail. Their appeal was denied by the appellate division, with three months in prison and fines of 500 dollars each sustained. The court found the defendants on a pool controlling 90 percent of poultry shipped to New York, destroying competition.
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Newport
Chicken Trust
New York Poultry Dealers Association
New York
Appellate Division
First Import of Raw Wool Reaches Ushdensburg
The first cargo of Canadian raw wool under the new tariff law, weighing 60,000 pounds and consigned to New York, arrived today at Ushdensburg. Market receipts show varied, but steady prices across hogs, cattle, and sheep in St Louis, Kansas City, and Louisville, with notable highs for prime fed cattle and steady torspentine and naval stores in other markets.
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New York
Yoo
Ign
Texas
St. Louie
Calvas
Mative
Fee Cee Emo Fc Eop
Ateadr
Kansas City
Packers Aid Butenorn
Stoers
Aouthern
Helfere
Louisville
Tomman
Atlanta Grocer Prices and Provisions Market Update
A detailed list of fruits vegetables meats and canned goods with vendor notes from Atlanta, including prices for apples, oranges, grapes, pears, beans, cucumbers, squash, okra, potatoes, cauliflower, poultry, eggs, and a wide range of flour, meal, corn, oats, seeds, and livestock feeds. The report emphasizes mixed and solid ears and mentions market changes and special prices.
Atlanta Live Stock Market Prices and Conditions
The Atlanta live stock market reports mixed cattle prices across weights from 1,009 to 4,200 pounds and hogs from 100 to 300 pounds. Traders note steady to higher butcher stock, with corn fed hogs quoted around 5.25 to 8.00 per hundredweight and hogs in fair supply despite warm unsettled weather.
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Pricea
Weer s Trade Reviewed by Mercantile Agency
New York February 6 Bradstreet s tomorrow will say that optimism continues to spread and in some lines of Industry particularly iron and steel actual improvement keeps encouraging pace with sentiment. Withal there is sufficient irregularity primarily trace able to unseasonable weather conditions to act as a check rein on the general tendency toward betterment. In the forefront is the fact that trade with the larger distributors is expanding and for so early in the season it may be deemed to be encouragingly good while movements on the whole surpass those of this time last year. Wages are in the trading markets and while representatives of some lines have devoted the week mainly to inspecting displays gradual improvement is the order of the day. Business failures for the week were 230 which compares with 259 in 1913. Wheat exports for the week aggregate 3 779 908 bushels against 3 861 102 last year.
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New York
Bradstreet
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Nino Bella Blanche
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Lyricthofer
Maxine Elliote Theiter
Hackett
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Antony and Cleopatra
George
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Bat Boy
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Street and Coyle
Bill Klem
Rehzit
Clarke
Kiem
Rehge
Rehe
Eiem
Adams
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M’mahon
Dent Spikes
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Stone Mountain Road
Louisville Shriners
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UNION
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Itm
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York
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Dream
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OKRA
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Urocery Company
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Diarmond
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Bam
Gernfeld
Gornfeld Luneheok Nam
Cornield
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Siour
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Ernest
Gloria
Patsy Mash
Purina
Sacks
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Victory Serkton
Artab Bhurce
King Gorn Borse
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H.C
Herss
Muie
Mack
Tlanta
Er Waite, Sry
White Previate Company
Weer
Mercantile Agency
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