Bloodier Than Ever Wolgast Beats Nelson in Heavy Bout
The long hard fight saw Wolgast press the pace with brutal exchanges against Nelson. Blood flowed from Nelson’s mouth and eye as Wolgast repeatedly landed crushing rights and lefts to the jaw and body, enduring Nelson’s furious rally to win by steady pressure over thirty rounds.
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New Victor Talking Machine Store Opens Tomorrow
A new Victor Talking Machine store opens tomorrow at 319 Peachtree Street with a daylong program. The business promises a large crowd and a carnation giveaway to visitors as stock and machines are relocated to the new location.
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Championship details spark July 4 boxing event in San Francisco
An announced championship event slated for July 4 in San Francisco involves organizers Tex Rickard Eddie Graney Supervisor John L Herget Sam Fitzpatrick and Jim Griffin. The affair targets a purged purse of 101 600 and centers on a dramatic conference between the noted figures.
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Columbus Beats Birmingham in South Basketball Rout
Columbus defeated Birmingham 46 to 20 in Birmingham. Peddy scored 9 goals to lead the visitors who dominated the game and closed a 13 day trip with eight straight victories. Summary notes Peddy 9 goals Lewis 5 field goals Massey 4 field goals Dozier 2 field goals for Columbus.
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Columbus
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J. A. Kirven
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Howard
Carolina League Opens April 28 With 1400 Salary Cap
The Carolina Association of Baseball Clubs fixed a 1400 dollar salary limit for twelve players excluding the manager, adopted an affidavit and penalty system, and ordered a three-director committee to draft a final schedule from three tentative plans. Opening day was set for April 28 with a 112 game schedule.
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Carolina Association of Baseball Clubs
Langford Blasts Dewey In One Round In Cheyenne
Boston’s Sam Langford halted Nat Dewey in one minute fifty seconds of a scheduled twenty rounds in Cheyenne Wyoming Dewey the light heavyweight champion lasted only briefly as Langford landed a crisp left to the jaw and a heavy right that felled Dewey for the count in the opening stanza.
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Wickersham Warns Against Monopoly Tyranny at GWU
Washington February 22 Attorney General Wickersham told George Washington University students that protecting the individual from group tyranny is essential to civilization. He compared U S monopoly rise to Elizabethan England and said Congress power to regulate trade brought relief, stressing free trade from undue restraint by great aggregations.
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George Washington University
England
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Congress
Fair and Colder Promise for Today
The Atlanta weather office reopened after a Washington birthday vacation ending yesterday. Forecasters predicted fair skies with a drop in temperatures across the region as southward winds shift at night.
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Atlanta
Washington
Gopher Looks Back at Dancing Revival in Atlanta
The prediction for today is fair and colder as the Gopher teases about an upcoming subscription dance at the Kimball ballroom on February 26. He boasts of his dancing prowess and mockingly baits the crowd, claiming he is the best Atlanta has to offer and eager to dodge a flying crowd of skirts.
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Atlanta
Lawyers of Georgia Gather in Athens for Convention
The executive committee of the Georgia Bar Association met in Athens to set the next annual convention for June 8. The association, growing with nearly all Georgia lawyers, expects over 200 members from Atlanta and across the state to attend, with Athens promising a royal time. Officers include T. M. Cunningham of Savannah president, Orville A. Park of Macon secretary, Colonel Z. D. Harrison of Atlanta treasurer, and Colonel Alex W. Smith of Atlanta as executive committee chairman.
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Athens
Wrong View of Ma Ther a Dinner in Philadelphia
Ex Governor Pennypacker attends a dinner in Philadelphia. Willem Windle sails toward Point Breeze on an excursion steamer, then, pacing the upper deck in bracing air, spots his friend Jackson and asks about pleasures and his wife.
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Washington Birthday Observances Across Georgia and Virginia
Washington's birthday events across Alexandria Virginia Athens and Jackson Georgia highlight Masonic commemoration dinners, portraits, and memorial plans. Notable speakers include Virginia Governor William Hodges Mann Secretary of War Jacob M Dickinson and Rep Champ Clark. Schools in Athens mark the day with programs while Jackson shows limited observance with slight closures.
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Grand shows and actors draw big crowds in Atlanta
The Grand hosted two performances of Little Nemo to rapturous reviews and packed houses, praising its scenery music and comedy. Ferruccio Busoni arrives March 2 with tickets available at the Atlanta Musical Association. The Lyric offers She Pata Wedding to large crowds, while the Orpheum features Lorraine the violinist and Betty in Dreamland with eight appealing chorus girls and Kathleen Clifford drawing attention.
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Judge Gilbert Sees Lawyers Clash In Bagley Trial
Columbus Ga February 22 A sensational Muscogee superior court moment as Roy Bagley charged with whisky sales faces a wrenching delay. A missing witness prompts a writ and arrest. the jurists rebuke counsel as a second continuance is granted while the trial is set to resume tomorrow. A black jail cage witness is jailed for perjury refreshment.
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Had Reasons a Plenty. A Minister Turns Hat Merchant
Bishop Mallaney recalls a pastor who left the ministry for a hat business in Boston. The former clergyman, once on a small salary, explained his seven reasons including a wife and six children. The anecdote criticizes inconsistent church salaries.
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Eggeiting Chronicle Item
Fragmented OCR line gives unclear dialogue about a hen and a creature. The passage questions truth of laying or lying and features quoted speech with misread words. No clear event, names, places, or dates present.
Comic Valentine Tragedy Quips From Miss Old Girl's Family
A Baltimore American snippet recalls a grim turn in Miss Old girl's family with a sharp wit exchange about a comic valentine. A visitor asks for the baby’s relation and is told by the baby’s brother, adding a touch of ironic humor to a somber moment.
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Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills
An old adv with claims to cure bilious headaches and constipation by stimulating bowels. Promotes a natural laxative tonic that purifies the blood and relieves sickness in hours. Advises keeping pills on hand and notes physicians approve.
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