A A C Quint Faces Columbus In Key Basketball Clash
The Atlanta Athletic Club Quintet travels to Columbus for the annual game with the Columbus Young Men’s Christian Association. The Columbus club boasts an undefeated home record and strong form this season while Atlanta aims to extend a winning streak. Both teams anticipate a hard fought contest with regular lineups and key subs expected to play.
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Columbus Young Mens Christian Association
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Atlanta
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Gun Club Shoot At College Park Reveals Leaders
Mithh conditions the best oa th worl the College Park Gun club pullot Te good shoot New ars this Tes meet wis a hind wip afta t Y the best shots Mele awarded prises Sheeting from 0 yards Woot the penter suceeded all breaking .Fout arbir is cued was awaitded the golf company mat his ort ted the win ner of this event Foe Wrisht at as sistance wh 3 rds succesded arf Yreeling S$ obir is out taf 4 possible 2a only we presented a lopang cup for his st Uke moun evert of the day the shoot rore the Tray Pareet trophy presented ty Tb Adlickhs of the luPont Powder mpiny wis Won by Wood Eimms who broke birds out of a fessible ) from a distance of In yards HL Puller from 1 distanes of the ard Lick on Tardy out of a possible v0 Brad Timms was high man for the at
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Wood Eimms
Brad Timms
Peoria Eyes Germany Schaefer as Manager Next Season
New York January 1 Herman Suermanus Schaefer, a big league veteran, has been offered the managerial berth of the Peoria club in the Three Dye League for the next season. Berne Muilch, secretary of the club, announced the development in this city. Germany is expected to confer with Leori club owners, and if terms fail, Mike Smith, former Gitint, may take the job after courting a Federal league opportunity.
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New York
Herman Suermanus Schaefer Lotme
Washington Americans
Peoria
Todiy
Berne Muilch
Germany
Leori
Tera Ein
Lagzue
Clul News
Schaeder
Beth
Mike Smith
Patsy Cline Wins Boxing Bout in New York
Patsy Cline of New York outpointed KO Mars of Cincinnati in a twelve round welterweight bout here today. The fight, held at 1221 pounds, showcased Cline's edge as he earned the decision over Mars.
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Janury
Patsy Cline
New York
KO Mars
Cincinnati
Chick Evans Arrives in Atlanta to Play Druid Hills Twice
Well known golfer Chick Evans arrives in Atlanta after six weeks of poor weather and plays two rounds over the Druid Hills course. He joins local star George Idair for a week of golf, scoring 80 in his first try and 76 in a morning match among a group including Willie Macdonald and Perry Adair.
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Chick’ Evans
Chick
Atlanta
New Years
George Idair
Dara Cyan
Perr
Adair
Donald
Anderson
George Adair
Stewart Maiden
Willie Mann
J Rogers
War Donald
Willie Vann
Druid Hille
Wack Ethel Arranges Big One Match for Crystal Next Week
Wack Ethel manager of the Crystal Billiard parlors plans a three night 60 fall match between Ed Prater light champion of Georgia and William Baker of St Louis. The event includes Baker demonstrations of trick and fade shots and a private audience option with a bell and prior fees. A large crowd is expected with potential appearances by Alfred Sh. Oia and others.
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Crystal
Ethel
Crystal Billiard
Ed PratersLite
Georgia
William Baker
St Louis
Baker
iWiker
Alfred Sh Oia
New Players Signed by Ely Smith Team Tryouts Loom
Ely Smith of the Crackers announces new signings for upcoming tryouts in Newet. Pitts, a 300 class prospect from the Michigan league, attracts strong bid talk while Hill adds Jim Allen from St Paul hours to bolster pitching. Washington Senators remain in talks over Walkie Smith with no agreement yet.
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Ely Smith
Crackers Hushlin
Newet
Bil
Tay Itv
Pitts
Bill
Haing
Jim Allen
Auburn to Play Clemson at Clemson on October 16
Athletic authorities disclosed a schedule error omitting the Clemson game on October 16. The Auburn Clemson rivalry, long a popular contest, remains cordial and sportsmanlike, with future scheduling discussions ongoing between Auburn and Clemson officials.
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Clemson
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College
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Pittsburg Feds Schedule August Training in Augusta
A brief from the Vienna baseball authorities reports the Pittsburg Feds will train in Augusta during August. The Augusta club uses a field not owned by the team, so no rule violations are anticipated, with beds expected to arrive the week of March 4 for growth.
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Sanuiy
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Augusta
John Kling Hints at Baseball Return With Offers
The article notes John Kling may play next season, with offers from Cincinnati and several from the Federal League. he says he plans to return to baseball and play with Cincinnati. He mentions visiting friends and considering a return to the sport.
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Jingiry
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Baeball
Aijing
Cincinneti
Federal League
Cmumnats
Ahearn and Dillon Draw in New York City Bout
In Philadelphia on January 1, Keung Whelm of Brooklyn and Jedi Tallen of Indianapolis fought a close fift h round bout with honors even at the end. Ahearn declared the Indianapolis middleweight bout eight pounds overweight and the match ended without a decision.
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Philadelphia
Keung Whelm
Brooklyn
Jedi Tallen
Indianapolis
Ross Outfights Fiiyan In Ten Round Bout
Tony Ros of Newcastle Fa outfought Tih Fijsan of Pueblo Col today in a ten round boxing match at the venue.
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Ranuius
Tony Ros
Newcastle
Tih Fijsan
Pueblo
Col
Bill Smith Delayed Arrival For Crackers Setback
Bill Smith, pilot for the Crackers, will not arrive until January 9 due to an unavoidable delay. He left for the minor leagues meeting in Omaha and then Springfield, while scouting for 1925 Crackers talent. He has signed four promising players and plans to add two catchers and several pitchers upon arrival as he pursues new material.
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Crackers
Atlanta
A YL Smith
Bill
Omaha
Springfield
Don Flynn
Hooke
Pitts
Sachke
Jim Allen
Texas League
Achear
Activiy
Smith and Levinsky Fight Ends in Draw in Waterbury
Smith and Levinsky staged a heavy weight bout in Waterbury tonight. The two battled twelve rounds with numerous clinches and little solid punching. Smith pressed the attack but failed to land effective blows as the crowd hissed throughout the match.
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Smith
Levinsky
Sressor
Leon Ames Signs for Cincinnati In New Contract
Leon Ames, veteran pitcher, signs to hurl for Cincinnati this year. Initial reports suggested a Federal league deal, but official notice confirms Ames accepting Cincinnati contract. In college chess, Pannesiva leads Triangular league semifinals, tying Cornell for first with nine wins, three losses. Brown yet to win a game as final round approaches tomorrow.
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Leon Ames
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Federala
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Enthie
Pannesivamid
Cornell
Brown
Polly of the Circus at the Atlanta theater engagement
The Atlanta Seve announces Polly of the Circus at the Atlanta theater with Monday Tuesday and Wednesday shows. Popular price matinees Tuesday and Wednesday, same cast as last year, ladies favored. Matinee prices 60 and 99 cents, adults 60 and 78 cents for reserved seats.
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Atlanta
Pilly
Polly
Vaudeville at Forsyth Promises Star Turned Week
The Forsyth theater presents Keith Vaudeville and Arthur Linnee the ventriloquist amid a week of matinee and evening shows. Harry Jolson and LeRoy Fmily Lytton Company join a varied program headlined by top salary acts and a grand finale matinee today.
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Arthi
Vaut Valle
Allantas
Arthur Linnee
Rick
Gram
Harry Jolson
al Jolson
Amutry
LeRoy
Lytton and Company
Gordon and Rice
Lddie Howard Wandrberg
Union machinists withdraw from prisons strike action planned
The executive board of the International Association of Machinists approved a report on the November convention and ordered withdrawal of all skilled machinists from penitentiaries as a prelude to broader conflicts. President Johnston urged settlement with the Coltwell Horseshoe Nail Co of Hartford Conn, hoping negotiations prevent a strike order set to take effect January 6 if talks fail.
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Thenzenelil
International Association of Milchinists
Union Machinists
Cipwell Horseshoe Nail Company
Hoaurtford Conn
Fie T
Johnston
Luncheon for Street Car Men Held at Plant
About 300 employees attended the annual New Year luncheon at the Davis Street plant hosted by Sheears Bailwis and Power Company. The event began twenty years ago and featured entertainment, short speeches by H M Atkinson and other executives, and a meal served under Kuhns Case with direction from F S Mitchell.
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Pean
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H Mo Attinson
Georgia
Tiedme Light Commons
Kuhns Case
F S. Mitchell
H M Atkinson
Priston Arkwright
Corygins
G W Brine
Wo H Glenn
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French River Barges Used as Hospitals in War Zone
Unclear text describes barges on a river repurposed as field hospitals in Flanders Windmill Country. Mentions two large bombs, windmill country imagery, and painted warnings on boat tops to deter air attacks.
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Windmill Country
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Price Mills
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France
Princess Mary Grows From School Girl To Woman
Princess Mary, seventeen, rapidly matures into a calm dignified woman amid wartime duties. She travels with royal family to hospitals, writes letters at Buckingham Palace, and supports military nursing efforts under Queen Victoria. Her formal court debut is planned for May, with increased public appearances and close work with the queen.
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Guueen Mievandra
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Paris in center of vast entrenched camp described by AP
Correspondent reports Paris now lies at the heart of a 60 mile diameter entrenched camp ringed by trenches, logs, and barbed wire. Reinforcements arrive by rail and mobile units, with hidden subterranean relief tunnels and observation posts manned by small teams. Belgian refugees aided in digging as hundreds of thousands of troops prepare for defense.
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Paris
Thia
Russian Army Pay Boost Raises Officers Quality
Correspondent notes a government query on Russian army reform after the Russo Japanese War. Authorities highlight that higher pay for non commissioned officers attracted a superior class of men, transforming leadership crucial to battles.
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London
Manchuria
Population under the flag grows past one hundred million
The Cleveland Leader cites Census Bureau projections that the United States population under the American flag exceeds 110 million, with Cleveland estimates suggesting higher figures. The article argues the growth rate remains strong, comparing the U.S. to Britain, China, and Russia, and urges focus on quality of national leadership.
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United States
Washington
China
American Republic
2-Cent Postage Rate Extended to Bahamas
Washington reports the 2 cent postage rate between the United States and the Bahamas took effect today as part of a broader move to 2 cent rates across the western hemisphere. Postmaster General Burleson notes the rate already applies to Canada Newfoundland Mexico and Cuba and highlights Bahamas as a key commercial addition due to Florida coast colonies and fruit and timber exports.
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United States
Western Hemisphere
Generil Burleson
Great Britain
Germany
Canada
New Foundland
Mexico
Cuba
Florida
Record Bankruptcy Petitions in New York 1818-1914 Rise
New York reports a record number of bankruptcy petitions since the act took effect in 1818. Figures published today show nearly 31,600 petitions filed during 1814 under the present law, reflecting a surge in insolvency filings in the city.
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New York
Isinkinpley
Serbian Army Short of Supplies Amid Hardships
Correspondent reports Servian army supply department unable to meet demands causing great hardship among troops in Nitrowci Hungary. Old Serb prisoners at a market show signs of wear, hunger, and attrition. youths suffer more, with a few cigarettes easing mood briefly as an Austrian officer interrupts.
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Nitrowci
Hungary
Associated Press
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Balkans
Mun
Plans to discontinue newspapers in libraries debated
At the League of Library Commissions meeting Dr Trank P Will of Brooklyn argued that daily papers cost little and maintaining free reading rooms would burden libraries without sufficient patron benefit. Action may be taken toward discontinuing current newspapers in libraries.
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Chicago
League of Library Commissions
Trank P Will
Brooklyn
Unique Roman Year End Celebration
Romans adopt a new year end celebration avoiding fireworks and guns. People gather at open windows with glass in hand and chant Viva Italy. The scene is described as impressive and orderly.
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Tromne
Italy
Our Ignorance of the Bible in Education
Washington Gladden laments widespread Bible ignorance among modern students and argues that earlier generations’ deeper Bible knowledge came from family and public schooling. He contrasts past universal, robust exposure to the sacred book with current weaker preparation in schools and homes.
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Atlantic
John Thehard Green
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Purtland
New England
New York State
Siheal Ali
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