Upset Victory by Starboard and Skye at Moncrief Park
Jacksonville February 14 saw Starboard Skye Ceremonious and King of Yalo triumph in a big betting day at Moncrief Park. A strong crowd witnessed favorable weather and several winners contrasted with two favorites Royal Captive and Descomnets.
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Skye
King of Yalo
Jacksonville
Flo
Moncrief Park
Brown
R. F. Corman
New York
Tampa Bay
Starboard
Burns
Oghwaga
Butwell
Martin May
Obert
Hecksman
Jack Hale
T Marie Hyde
Katherina van
Deerook
Universe
Allan Fearn
Captain Crawford
Tom O'Donnell
McGee
Critic
Musgrave
Allenby
Reid
Tima
Tivolini
Miss
Voltaire
Royal Captive
Dr. Barkley
Powers
aHsty Agnes
Ganz
Rio Grande
Judge Cabaniss
Turncoat
Howard Shean
Ceremonious
Camel
Hannan
Aec
Ragman
Dekalb
Otilo
Lord Nelson
George W. Lebolt
Gen Muller Sells Stock In Manufacturing Firm
George W Muller organizer and former president of George W Muller Manufacturing Company sold a large stake to Charles Soeger. Muller handled travel designs and contracts for their output and has left the firm for personal reasons. He now offers services for bank overhauls and fixtures from his English American Building offices in Atlanta Georgia, phone 193.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Muller
George W. Muller Manufacturing Company
Charles Soeger
Decrge W. Muller
Atelanta
For pure sweet and whole Fleur I ask
The line expresses a request for purity and fullness from Fleur, possibly a brand or person, in a brief poetic note. It lacks clear events or identifiable organizations or dates.
Clarkesville School Forms Baseball Nine in 1920s
Clarkesville Georgia on February 14 reports that the Ninth District Agricultural School has organized a baseball association and hired Claude L. Derrick, captain of another team, to coach. The club aims to develop a strong squad to compete with top teams in the state.
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Clarkesville
Agricultural School
Baseball Association
Claude L. Derrick
Ter
Georgia Nind
Cope
Kelley
Ager
BUCKLES VERSUS ROBINSON IN BOXING SHOWDOWN AT BRONRO CLUB
Omaha welterweight Guy Buckles meets New York welter Jack Robinson tonight at the Bronroe Athletic Club Steiner Emery building Viaduct place. They previously drew in New Orleans while Buckles beat Jimmy Clabby in two rounds and drew with him. Two preliminaries precede the main bout with Hilly West vs the winner and Martin Monroe vs Mike Knockemoffski also on the card.
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Guy Buckles
Omaha
Meeta Jack Robinson
New York
Bronroe Athletic Club
Steiner-Emery
Viaduct Place
Buckles
Robinson
New Orleans
Jimmy Clabby
Billy Griffith
Hilly West
Wall
Martin Monroe
Mike Knockemoffski
Pippin
Monroe
Emory seniors lead in interclass basketball games
In Oxford Ga on February 14 the Emory seniors topped the freshmen 35 to 23 while the sophomores defeated the subs 13 to not shown. Seniors led 14 8 at halftime and pulled away in the second half as Battle, Wig ht, Davis and Kenyon starred for the seniors and Parham Miller Melton led the sophs.
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Oxford
Emory
Ahs
Bopha
Battle
Wight
Davis
Kilgheng
Peeples
Clarke
A. Kenyon
Pryor
Brules
Wig
Peagute
Kenyon
Seeples
Refferee
Professor Bryan
Sophs
Gophs
Melton
Foster
Reeve
Branham
Miler
Altimore
Bryan
re.Burnea
Ki. Parham
Jeg. Stevens
Parham
Miller
Galiimore
Essay contest nears its end in Atlanta region
The newspaper’s essay contest asks readers to argue which baseball position is most vital to a team’s success. Two weeks remain. Prizes include a season pass to Ponca de Leon games, two opening game tickets, and three closing-game tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maik
Atlanta
Georgia
South
Ponca de Leon
Vote for Bonds and Buy a Reo
A civic appeal urges backing a bond issue promising no tax rate increase while offering residents a chance to purchase a Reo vehicle. The message frames the bonds as economic development and consumer access. No other details are provided in the fragment.
Tampa race meets with Hindoo victory and record
At Tampa February 14 LaReine Hindoo won the seven furlong handicap in a disqualification finish over Autumn Girl who was placed second and Colonel Ashmeade disqualified. Hindoo also set a new track record amid strong attendance despite Panama Canal celebrations. The program listed six races with multiple contenders and morning entries for today’s card.
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Tampa
Fla
LaHelne Hindoe
Colonel Ashmeade
Warner Grinwell
LaRetne Hindoo
Rige McGee
Franklin
Gald Fish
Steinhardt
Oretis
Burton
Ortega
Good Arc
M. Depres
Alcazar
Tame
Atone
Beijing
Belle of the Ie
Rvini
Firebrand
Rowey
Green Lawn
Yorke
Bob May
Colonel Austin
Hurlock
Vira
the Ram
Mias Elliott
Diato
Jack Baker
la Fayette
Mary Candlemas
Colonel Zeb
Walter Rolling
Koerner
Lord Dixon
Upton
Necha
Reilly
John McBride
Jupiter
Frank Patton
Dr. Heard
Comic Opera
Limelight
Tommy Wood
Aunt Lottie
Malta
Dona H. Moscow
Join McBride
Bud May
Heart of Hyacinth
Merman
Clate
Restless
Lady
Ethel Martin
Pearl Hopkins
Lucky Mate
Ensley
Bevery
Bannaddle
Lou Gawler
Lottie Carr
Bosom Friend
W. J. Hinch
Lamar
Caithe
Pia Pleo
Judge Dundon
Warne
Gypsy Girt
Judge Henderson
Yo Tambien I la Reine Hindoo
John Garner
Billie Hibbs
McAndrews
Chartlotte
Hamilton
Fundamental
Baby Willie
Beth Goodwin
Punky
Bette of the Ball
Occidental
Claiborne
Cassawary
Otomo
Okenite
Hing'a Guinea
Pitchers Target For Reds Twirlers
Cinemnat February 14 Manager Griffith sets a pitchers target for Reds twirlers at Hot Springs. A moving swing target with two discs hangs from wires. The pitcher stands at the regulation distance and aims at the spot while balls roll back for a daily strike and ball report by a scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Hot Springs
Dollar Cameras Advertised By A. K. Hawkes Co.
The Brownie Cameras priced from $1 to $12 offer practical use and fine photos with Eastman Kodaks and Cremo Cameras ranging from $5 to $36. Gift ideas from A. K. Hawkes Co. at 126 Peachtree and 14 Whitehall.
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Eastman Kodals
Cremo
A. K. Hawkes Co
Peachtree
Whitehall
Savannah Teachers Vow to Stay in League Fight
Savannah Ga February 14 1910 36000 not subscribed by next Thursday night Savannah teachers will give up the ghost and Charleston instead of Savannah will be a sixth of the 2010 Silly League A canvassing committee was named to seek funds If fans don’t contribute Savannah will be dropped from the league
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Savannah
Spe
Charleston
Fang
Great Crowd at Gobblers Ball Shown in Town Report
A large crowd attended the Gobblers Ball as local festivities drew many residents to the event. Attendees enjoyed games, music, and refreshments, with organizers reporting strong community turnout and spirited participation throughout the day.
Fire destroys Bill Dobbs house near Woodstock Ga
February 14 report from Woodstock Georgia describes a blaze at the Bill Dobbs house three miles south of town. Occupants John Ivey and his wife were away. two small children were home. Seed cotton in a room caught fire, apparently ignited by children playing with a match. The fire caused the structure to burn.
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Woodstock
Bill Dobbs
Here
John Ivey
Nan
All Women Not Fit to Bear Children Reported
At the Atlanta Mothers Congress held at Trinity M E church Dr. Sarah M. Hicks spoke on The Century of the Child saying not every woman is fit to bear children and some lack mother instinct. Professor Henry W. Rose questioned including stories like The Three Bears in readers but Hicks argued against exposing children to falsehoods.
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Atlanta Mothers’ Congress
Trinity M. E. Church
Sarah M. Hicks
Times
Henry W. Rose
Hicks
Advance Granted to Southern Railway Locomotive Engineers
Knoxville Tenn February 14 official notice shows an advance for Southern Railway locomotive engineers effective February 1. Passenger engineers rise to 2.87 per 130 miles from 2.70. ordinary freight 4.47 per 100 miles from 4.50. extra large freights 4.9 from 4.75. incal freight 4.14 from 5.17. switch engineers 2.85 per day from 2.6h. overtime up 48 cents for road engineers and 38 cents for yard engineers. All on mileage basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Madison Variety Works burns. town spared by firemen
Madison Ga February 14 The Madison Variety Works Company a large local manufacturing firm was destroyed by fire that started in the office and consumed the building. Firemen saved much of the lumber yard and house. loss about 10000 with partial insurance. The firm will rebuild a brick plant on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Madison, Variety Works Company
Madison Variety Works Company
Good position given Broyles in Atlanta branch
Bernard Broyles a popular young Atlantan and Elks council member has been appointed manager of the Atlanta branch of the Whitehead Hoag Company. His rise comes as the company expands its Southern operations and strengthens local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Broyles
the Elks
Whitehead-Hoag Company
Atlanta
Keystone Type Foundry Expands at Forsyth Street
The Keystone Type Foundry, a major enterprise, operates four floors at 24 South Forsyth Street. Its Atlanta territory spans Georgia, the Carolinas, Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Mr. Broyles receives congratulations on his new venture and is expected to find ongoing success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Type Foundry
South
Forsyth Street
Atlanta
Judge Phillips to Retire in Missouri District Court
Kansas City February 14 Judge John Phillips of the United States district court western district of Missouri said he will retire June 25 after long service. A resolution to impeach him was introduced by Congressman A P Murphy of Missouri's sixteenth district and referred to committee.
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Phillips
Kansas City
John Phillips
United States
Western District of
Missouri
Congress
A. P. Murphy
Sixteenth
Philips
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