Social items weave a page of local greetings royal
Community notes gather visits and returns from Asheville to Atlanta. William McKenzie returns to school in Asheville while Miss Rubye Mta Drenat calls on friends. many travelers pass through, including Mr Eugene Black Jr and Miss Callie Flake Smith recovering from fever. Mrs. Charles H. Wight arrives from Apalachee and Miss Nettie Harris tours Atlanta en route to Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Bannister
Maret Bannister
Memphis
Lynchs
Rubye
Charles H. Wight
Apalachee
W. G. Shockley
Nettie Harris
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Miss Harris
Charles UH. Wight
Callie Flake Smith
Washington
Decatur Town Officers Re-elected. New Fourth Ward Race
Decatur Georgia council re elected most officers at last night meeting Coalley chosen to replace Street Foreman Duncan Police Chief M D Googer and Night Policemen Hazelings and Trimbie retain salaries Clerk George Gibbs gains 19 monthly raise Construction Chief J T Nash keeps post Dr W J Houston named city physician A M Weir hired as general utility man Ward four council seats open February 6 with five candidates J H Phill J W Mitchell M E Nash George P Whitman BR W King and others registration runs through February
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Duncan
Coalley
M. D. Googer
Hazelings and
Trimbie
George Gibbs
J. T. Nash
W. J. Houston
A. M. Weir
Oakhurst
der. J. H. Phill
J. W. Mitchell
MM. EB. Nash
George P. Whitman
BR. W. King
Damage claim filed against Rome city over fall near Third Avenue
A. Ss. Phillips files a 310000 damage claim against the city of Rome alleging he fell from an embankment near the public schools on Third Avenue, breaking his leg and becoming permanently disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
A. Ss. Phillips
Phillips
Third Avenue
Brannen Joins Jacobs Drug Co At Marietta Store
T H Brannen returns to the drug trade and becomes assistant to Charles A Smith at Jacobs Pharmacy Company. He will be stationed at the main retail locations Nos 6 and 8 Marietta Street, a move expected to stir drug circles and please former customers.
Brannen Joins Jacobs Pharmacy Company Leadership
Brannen joins Jacobs Pharmacy Company as associate general manager, bringing long experience from Brannen Barbers Supply and prior work in Atlanta drug retail under Dr. Joseph Jacobs. He will spend much time on the main store floor at Nos. 1 and Marietta, greeting customers and serving the needs of former patrons and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannen
Jacobs
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Company
Keat
Charities A. Smith
House of Jacobs
Brannen Barbers’ Supply Company
Ince
Atlanta
Mr. Brannen
Joseph Jacobs
Nosti and
Marietta Street
Boiler Explosion at Tifton Mill Kills Youth
In Tifton Georgia yesterday a boiler at J W Halls shingle mill exploded around noon killing Thomas Yaun about 20 and badly injuring Ollie Peterson and Lawton Dupree. Yaun was killed instantly near the boiler. Peterson suffered a severe shoulder wound and a hurt hand. All injured are young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Thomas Yaun
Ollie Peterson
Lawton Dupree
J. W. Halls
Mr. Yaun
Peterson
Mr. Yaur
Waycross Councilmen Sworn In At January Meeting
Three new Waycross city council members take oath at the January 5 meeting. J A Lott wins reelection from the first ward, Charles L Morgan replaces Fred Brewer in the third ward, and Warren replaces Allen in the fifth ward. In Brunswick a cable is laid to connect Jekyll Island with New York for President Theodore Vail to communicate during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
J. A. Lott
Charles L. Morgan
Fred Brewer
Brunswick. Ga
Theodore Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Jekyl Island
Southern Hell Telephone Company
Brunswick
Fire destroys home near Tifton in Tift County
A house belonging to A. B. McMillan at Brookfield, seven miles east of Tifton, was burned yesterday morning with nearly all contents lost. The value is about $3,000 and the owner had no fire insurance because the policy expired January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
A. BR. McMillan
Brookfield
Tift County
Feds File Suit Against Organized Baseball
The Federal league sues to dissolve the national agreement and national commission alleging restraint of players and conspiracy. The filing seeks illegalization of the agreement, freedom for 10,000 players, and injunctions plus damages. Chicago and New York reports note responses from C Werrmann and Ban Johnson, who pledge to fight the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal League
National Commission
Field Trials Club heats feature small entry
In Grand Junction Tennessee the United States Field Trials club began the all age stake with only two of thirty entered remaining for tonight's first series heats. The deciding series will be run today as twenty four dogs are slated to start in the derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Tenn
United States Field Trials Club
Travis Wins Medal in Pinehurst Midwinter Golf Tour
Walter J. Travis captured the quadification gold medal at Pinehurst in the twelfth annual midwinter golf tournament. Eighteen holes scorecard shows strong showings from Chisholm Beach, Dr. C. H. Gardner, Robert Hunter, Parker W. Whitte more, and others as four divisions advance to match play through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si. N.C
Walter
Garden City
Lone Island
Tiret
Chisholm Beach
Fox Valls
Staten Island
Dr. C. H. Gardner
Agawam
Providence
Robert Hunter
Weeburn
Stamford
Opening Night Signals Busy Intercollegiate Schedule
New York reports the intercollegiate basketball league starts Saturday with Cornell facing Pennsylvania and Columbia meeting Dartmouth. Cornell and Columbia shared the previous title. Princeton and Dartmouth are noted to have improved, with thirty games on the slate ending March 12 when Columbia plays Princeton and Dartmouth faces Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Dartmouth
Fale
Princeton
Frankie Burns and Patsy Cline Suspended by Columbus Boxing Board
Columbus Ohio January 5 The Columbus Boxing commission tonight suspended young Patsy Cline of New York and Frankie Burns of New Orleans featherweight boxers for failure to live up to contracts Other boxing commissions will be notified of the commission s action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Calumbus Boxing Commission Tonight
Young Patsy Cline
New York
Frankie Burns
New Orleans
Wingo Signs With Cincinnati For Two Years
Cincinnati, January 3. Ivy Wingo has signed a two year contract with the Cincinnati baseball team. The deal, confirmed after talks between Ivy Wingo and Buck Herzog, ties the catcher to Cincinnati though terms were not disclosed. Wingo, from Norcross, Ga, had been reported to be negotiating with the Federal league and was last with St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Atlanta
Charles Herzog
Ivy Wingo
Wingo
St. Louis
Armando Marsani
John Kling
Chicago
Herrmann
Kling
Wings
Herzog
Buck Herzog
Reds
Tierzog
Norcross
Cardinals
Feds
Herman and Eggers Arrive Today for Bantam Fight Promos
Red Walsh arrives to help Promoter Mike Saul arrange preliminaries for the January 12 bout with Eggers. Jacobs and Eve rs arrive soon, tickets sent, and Saul expects Harry Kelly as a semi windup with Pappas or Budd. Tickets go on sale with ringside $2, orchestra $1, balcony $0.50?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Walsh
Pete Therman
Mike Saul
Eggers
Eesers
Jacobs
Herman
Saul
Kelly
Pwromoter
Jimmy Pappas
Battling Budd
Herman-Pappas
Hex
Tumlin
Baker Defeats Ed Prater In First Block Of 1 1 Ball Pool
William Baker of St Louis defeats Ed Prater of Georgia 200 to 178 in the opening block. Baker started strong and led throughout while Prater peaked with a 28 ball run as Baker’s best was 21. Nervous play and some spectacular shots mark the night. Baker staged a flashy finish with trick shots. The second block is set for tonight at Crystal with 25 cent admission and 25 cent reserve seats 3h.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baker
St. Louis
Ed Prater
Georgia
Baker
Prater
Hack Vel
Cubs to Play Athletics in Florida Spring Training
Contracts closed for a series of games between the Chicago Nationals and the Philadelphia Americans to be played in Florida during spring training.
Mrs. F. E. Robinson Hart Struck By Taxi In Front Of Terminal
Mrs. F. E. Robinson Hart of 111 South Pryor street was knocked down by a taxicab in front of Terminal station last night while leaving with her husband to tell relatives goodbye. She was rushed to Grady hospital where the wounds were found not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
It. &. Robinson
South Pryor Street
Terminal Station
Goodby
Grady Hospital
Eastman High School Opens After Holidays in Eastman Ga
Eastman High School in Eastman Georgia resumes after a two week Christmas break. The term begins with 325 students enrolled, of which 280 attend the first morning session, marking the brightest prospects for the school’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Bastman High School
Stricken With Paralysis in Valhoun Area
M. Ballew, a prominent and wealthy resident of Valhoun, suffered a paralytic stroke on Sunday and has remained unconscious. Doctors deem his condition extremely serious with very dim prospects for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valhoun
Gankary
Specia
M. Ballew
Connie Mack Buys Napoleon Lajoie From Cleveland
In Cleveland on January 5 special edition reports Napoleon Lajoie, longtime star of the local American League club, was sold to Connie Mack’s Philadelphia team after thirteen years with Cleveland. Mack plans to use Lajoie at second base as Eddie Collins has been sold to the White Sox and Lajoie’s trade marks a major shift in both clubs. Hans Lobert signed a three year contract with the New York Nationals, coming from the Giants via a trade for Stock, Deamares, Adams and other consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jackson
Fort Worth
Texas
Do. B. Reynolds
Careen Wood Avenue
George T. Powell
New York
Louis Borris Magid
Tallulah Park
Allie McCann
Augusta
Ina Newsom
Washington, Ga
J. G. Wilson
West Peachtree Street
Louis B. Magid
Feoston
Magid
Cleveland
Napoleon Lajoie
Philadelphia
Napoleon
Segend
Jas
Chee
Connie Mack
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Lajoie
Philadelphia Nationals
Con.Rie Mack
Hans Lobert
New York Nationals
Lobert
Giants
Stock
Deamares
Adams
Anough
Baumgardner Signs with St. Louis Club
George Baumgardner, pitcher, signed by St. Louis tonight after last pitching for St. Lewis. He reportedly held offers from several Federal league clubs. Huntington, Robert 15, Hec.dent notes Baumgardner in the St. Louis Americ report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Robert
Hec.dent
St. Louis Americ
George Baumgardner
Traigardner
St. Lewis
Polly of the Circus heads for Atlanta theatres this week
At the Allanta the two Polly of the Circus performances drew praise from patrons with Elsie St Leon in the leading role. Forsyth vaudeville features Arthur Trincy and the Billy Forgarty Ethel Kirk team promise strong numbers. Bought am will show at the At lante for four performances Friday and Saturday with matinees. Special prices offer 10 cents in best seats as sales opened yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allanta
Polly
Circus
Auanta
Misa Elsie St Leon
Paliy
Forssidy
Popular Playhouse
Iutinees
Arthur Trincy
Billy Forgarty
Ethel Kirk
Atlante
Uie Phins
Ilia
George Broadhurst
Hes
Haters Union Loses Case in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court affirmed a $252,400 judgment in favor of Loewe & Co against 186 members of the United Hatters Union under the Sherman Antitrust Act. The case stemmed from a 1992 strike and boycott at the Loewe hat factory, with the union members deemed liable for acts of officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Scholarship winners enter state college program
Five DeKalb county 4 H club winners left Decatur on Monday for the State College of Agriculture at Athens to take advantage of scholarships earned in state and county contests. Eugene Clark Charles Phillip Wevman Wellhorn Lois Weldon Annie Maud Morgan accompany by County Demonstrator Agent I L Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Corn and Canning Club
DeKalb County
State College of Agriculture
Athens
Ugene Clark
Willianthley Haw
Charle Philli
Atlanta Corn Shaw
Wevman Wellhorn
Isecutor Board of Trade
Lois Weldon
United States
Hoke Smith
Annie Maud Morgan
Decatur Board of Trade
IL Hunter
Indian cotton yield outlook for 1814 15 season noted
Indian government's latest estimate places the 1814 15 cotton crop at 400 bales 5 percent below last year with a 4 000 000 acre area. The final report will be issued in February according to consular dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Market swings amid short covering and European selling
New York copper maverick notes a dubious undertone as short cover and European selling push equities higher yet maintain an undercurrent of weakness. Banks report steady but cautious sentiment while London markets show dull activity and mixed metals trade amid a broader foreign exchange backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bears
United States Steel
American Cotton
International Harvester
American Woolen
Louisville and Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
National Railwayf
Mexico
Western Maryland
Ottawa
Bank of England
London
St. Paul Road
United State
Panama
Brunswick Officers and Inauguration Details
Brunswick, Gi officers sworn in for the new term include Mayor Dermon, Ward representatives, and council members. All were re-elected except J. Rober who follows J. L. Andrews from the first ward. Claud Dart and A H Bowles named for specific wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Duny cd
Briann Wiel Am
Dermen
Iret
M. Ty
Spear
Council
Hunter Hopkins
Roberts
Secton
Claud Dart
A. HH. Bowles
J. &. Rober
J. L. Andrews
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William McKenzie
Asheville
Valdemar Gude
Stephens Hook
Cornelius Garrett
Stuart. Stringtelny
Lucrances
Royles
Cobb
Eugene Black, Jr
Kenneth Goode and Son
Homer Black
Robert L. Cooper
University of Georgia
Winter
Tribble
CaHie Hoke
Smith
Mary Helen Moody
Eloise Robinson
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Ous
Harry Harman, Sr
Harry Harman III
Knoxville
Thomas Brady
Bessie Brady
Boston
Thomas FP. Hinman
Thomas Hinman
Pelham
S. Rice
L. Riseman
Georgian Terrace
Maxwell House
Cheek-Neal Coffee CO
Nashville
Houston
Jacksonville
Council OF Decatur
Florida Service
Southern Railway
Pullman
P. i
Royal ‘Palm
Dee An Pos
Jack
The
Atlanta Constitution
Jacobs’ Drug CO
T. H. Brannen
Charles A. Smith
Tom Brannen
Brunswick and Jekyl
Brown &Allen’s
Organized Ball
Federals
O. B
National League
American League
National Consum
United States District Court
Kennesaw M. Landis
Ban Johnson
Gallagher
Baseball Trust
Johnson
Field Trials Club
Walter J. Travis
Pinehurst
Kline
Ly Wingo
ED. Prater
F. E. Robinson Hart
Eastman High School
Nap
Collins
Polly of
Keith Vaudeville
Haters’ Union
Supreme Court
Danbury Company
India
Undertone
New York Bonds
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Cruton
Couguin
America
Americn Carton
Atchison Gen
Bea
Baltmore
Okla
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio
B. Wnd
Quincy
Mal
St Paul
Pac
Illinois Central
Louisy le
Fkee Liggett & E Myers
Issourl
York
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Republic Iron and Steel
Louis
San Fran
Seghoaard Air Eineaci
Southern Belt
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific Ist
Union Pacific U. S
Virginia-Carelinch
Car & Foundry
Citles Pta
Tel
Tal
Bam
Ana
Chesapeake & Na
Chi
Mil
St. P
General Electric
Great
North
Rid
Central
Southern
Lehigh Vatler Q
Vyne Ua Liggett and Myers
Lorillard Company
Mu. Kam
Tm Book Iskund Co
South Pacific
RBM
Booth Railway
Tatcher
Pra
Tenn Copper
My Texan Company
Pacific
Steeid
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