Yanks Finally Sold to Ruppert and Bustin
New York December 31 The sale of the New York American League baseball club is concluded and ratified. New owners Colonel Jacob Ruppert Jr and Captain Tillinghast L Bustin say they will pursue a pennant winning team and plan to play next season at the Polo Grounds. Ball players Pipp High Rehg Miller Berger and more are eyed as buys as talks with other clubs proceed.
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New York
New York American League Baseball Club
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
Tillinghast L. Binston
Frank Farrell
Colonel Ruppert
Huston
Yankees
Hall Donovan
Pipp
High
Detroit
Rehg
Boston
Miller
St. Louis
Joe Berger
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Sewanee to Play Tigers in Chattanooga in 1915
Chattanooga Tenn December 31 Special After failing to arrange a name with the Tennessee televen for 1915 the University of the South has arranged a game with the Chattanooga Migéra in this city on November 22 Tennessee It is reported refused to play Sewanee The Tigers have always eratofors played Sewanes In Sewanee
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee Televen
University of the South
Chattanooga Migéra
Tennessee
Sewanee
Tigers
Eratofors
Sewanes
Jim Fox Re-Elected Manager of Columbus Club
The Columbus Baseball Association named Jim Fox to manage the Columbus club again in 1915. Fox, a leading first baseman, has been in charge since the team joined the Sally league and remains highly popular with fans.
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Columbus
Columbus Baseball Association
Jim Fox
Fox
Open House Athletic Games at YMCA Today
Today's YMCA Open House features a busy athletic program from afternoon to evening. Junior calisthenics, basketball, volleyball, and aquatic events take place with mass gymnastic displays, while the 8 to 10 pm shift pits business men teams led by Rev. C C Smith and George Winship Jr in a volleyball showdown.
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C. C. Smith
Tc. A
George Winship, Jr
Wandaris
Asaenate
A C Team Ready for Columbus Showdown
The Athletic club travels to Columbus for a pivotal Saturday night clash, aiming to finally beat the host on their court. Columbus has long edged the visitors, but the Atlanta lineup shows strength with Kilcreas at forward and a ready roster as they chase a decisive victory.
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Columbus
South Georgia
Post
Atlanta
Thornton
Athletic Club
Kricrease
Peacock
Chick Evans Arrives in Atlanta for Local Matches
Charles Chick Evans reached Atlanta Thursday and will stay with George Adair in Druid Hills. A fourball with Adair Mann Maiden and Evans is set for Saturday at Druid Hills, drawing a large gallery. Evans praised Fast Lake course while Ouimet and Wood could not make the trip.
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Charles
Chick” Evans
Atlanta
George Adair
Druid FU
Isk
Druid Hills
Willie Mann
Stewart Maiden
Chick Evans
Chick
Fast Lake
Francis Ouimet
Warren Wood
Evans
Monster Trap Shoot At College Park Gun Club
The College Park Gun Club hosts a monster trap shoot today starting at 2 PM, postponed from Christmas due to rain. The handicap trap shooting event for the Dupont Powder trophy is the main prize, with other awards, practice hour before start, and no admission for the public.
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College Park Gun Club
Dupont Powder Company
Protest Note on Neutral Rights and Trade Interference
The document critiques British policy on neutral ships and cargoes, urging that belligerents only intercept trade when strictly necessary for national safety. It argues the current approach exceeds wartime necessity and restricts American citizens' rights under international law and self-preservation. It notes the U S government will not discuss specific articles in contraband lists at this time.
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Great Britain
United States
U S Protest on British Treatment of Neutral Cargoes
The United States protests British interference with neutral cargoes and conditional contraband, citing detained shipments to Sweden and Italy, uncertain policy, and calls for adherence to international law. It urges Britain to stop detaining American ships and goods without solid evidence of belligerent destination and to restore neutral trade protections.
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United
Sweden
Great Britain
Italy
Lord Salisbury
United States
His Majesty
Hill
Europe
British trade policy affects American industry abroad
A British complaint calls attention to how current British trade policy with European neutral nations could harm American industry. It warns that if trade relations do not improve, growing public criticism may shape a sentiment unfriendly to the long standing ties between the American and British peoples.
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United States
Britain’s friendly answer to copper seizure note
The British foreign office issued a friendly note denying any discourtesy in sharing the American note and promising candid discussion. Reports from Berlin discuss the note’s reception and ongoing war updates while Washington notes 31 copper ships detained with 19,350 tons bound for neutral ports and valued at $6.5 million.
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Foreign Office
London Times
State Department
Washington
London
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Senator Walsh
Montana
Senate
Holland
Italy
Sweden
Gibraltar
Walsh
Marseilles
Great Britain
Relief Ship Industry Sails From Philadelphia with Belgian Aid
The Industry, the fifth Belgian relief ship from Philadelphia, sails late tonight for Potterdam carrying 6000 tons of foodstuffs and clothing. Over half of the $456000 cargo was donated by Pennsylvanians.
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Philadelphia
Potterdam
Atlanta lights project moves forward on Broad Street
Day ten of the Broad Street white lights installation progresses with ground posts broken yesterday and contracts signed to push completion as early as possible. Committees led by J H Boyle ston, W L Peel, J W English, Charles Murphy, and Robert R Otis oversee the work and a parallel effort targets a similar upgrade for Alabama Street.
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Marietta Street
J. H. Boyleston
W. L. Peel
J. W. English
Charles €. Murphy
Robert R. Otis
Alabama Street
Lost and Found Notices From A City Newspaper
A scan of scattered Lost and Found ads listing items such as a diamond ear ring near Montgomery theater and Imperial hotel with rewards, a pocketbook in J M Highs, a diamond brooch between Myrtle street and Atlanta theater, a white pointer dog, a brown Scotch collie named Brownie, and various contact details including Ivy 7367 and 7862 Tate Drive. The notices request owners to reclaim items at stated locations and offer liberal rewards.
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Imperial Hotel
J. M.high
Constitution Office
Ponce de Leon
Penn
Boulevard
Myrtle Street
Atlanta Theater
Myrtle
Ivy
W. D. Bengon
Engine House
de Ey
Plum Street
Tate
Classified advertising rules from Atlanta paper
Classified ad policy from Atlanta outlet requires two lines minimum with six words per line. Ads cannot be accepted by phone and must be in writing. For discontinuances use written notice. contact numbers are Menu 6000 and Atlanta 500L.
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Salhemen
SolIotrons
Salvenmauinn
EWEST
United States
Salemen
Jax” Clariv
Baw
White
Forsytil
Stolen pony and lost valuables with court notices and ads
STRAYED Shetland pony Return to 121 Columbia avenue or phone Ivy 6176-5 LOST Brooch pearls diamond in center somewhere in College Park Reward Legal notices from Fulton County Georgia detailing a land suit filed Dec 1914 and March 1915 in Fulton Superior Court Attorneys at law Brewster Howell Heyman offices in Atlanta.
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UGST
N. Piard
Columbia Avenue
College Park
Georgia
Fulton County
H. B. Erminger
Cocella Jennings
John Burdett
Fulton Superior Court
Ulan Superior Court
J. JT. Pendleton
Arnold Broyles
Brewster
Albert Howell
Ira Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Attorneys-at-Law
Kiser
Atlanta
Personal Hair Dresser Ad Promises Hair Transformations
An Atlanta based ad offers to buy hair combings and cut hair to create switches and curls. It promotes easy payment plans, claims to be the largest dealer in hair goods in the south, and seeks agents in Georgia. Also advertises Atlanta Sewing School offering dressmaking and tailoring at 502 New Chamber of Commerce Building.
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Georgia
S A. Clayton CO
East Hunter
Atlanta
Watlanta
Atlanta Sewing School
New Chamber of Commerce
Pryor Street
Auburn Avenue
Mourning dyeing and maternity ad mix precede job notices
A jumble of classifieds lists services from Spratling Dyeing to Maternity Sanitarium and infants for adoption, plus fashion and job ads. Entries advertise freight terms, tailor and stove repairs, magazine catalogs, tobacco, barber training, salesmen, clerks, and domestic help. Names include J. Spratling and Mrs M T Mitchell among others.
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Atlanta Steam Live & Cleaning Works
Aubuen Avenue
Atlanta
M. T. Mitchell
Windsor Street
A. Arnone
Charles D. Barker
Potters
Ar Eem CO
Situation Wanted Made Experienced Innstallment Furniture Man
Experienced furniture man seeks employment in any capacity with strong ability to manage collections or cases. Prefers grocery store or hotel service roles and is willing to relocate. References furnished. Mail Box F-273 Constitution.
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Iunen
Tamar
S. M. ML
Fraser Street
City
Jellico Coal Price List and Bargain Musical Instrument Sale
Jellico Coal offered at per ton rates with high grade and black red ash options from Burnwell Jellico Coal Co at 427 Decatur St Atlanta. Also advertised musical instrument for sale on debt, never used, priced far below regular value with inquiry directed to G. D. J. care Continution.
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Burnwell Jellico Coal CO
Decatur St. Main
Atlanta
Central Auction Company
East
Mitchell St. Main
oRaray
Ha Matthews& Co
Alabama Street
Ivy
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