Magnates of Minors Prepare for Fight on Gambling Danger
Chicago January 10 The National Association of Minor Leagues adopted amendments to stamp out gambling and game throwing and created a board of control to supervise postseason interfor gus games. The president is to investigate gambling rumors and supervise clubs to prevent open betting and pool selling on club grounds. A three man board will oversee the world series after the regular season. Memphis and the Southern association will hold its spring meeting in Chicago tomorrow.
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Chicago
National Association of Minor Leagues
Board of Control
Kansas City
Ivagua
Gamnik
Tte
Tata
Memphis
Fenn
Southern Association
Little Rock
Ark
Southern Aegotiation
National Association of Minor League Clubs
Georgia Bulldogs 1921 football schedule announced
Athens January 10 Special reports the University of Georgia 1921 football schedule announced by Professor Sanford. Ten games listed including Mercer Furman Harvard Oglethorpe Auburn Virginia Vanderbilt Alabama Clemson Dartmouth. Dartmouth game marked a surprise and a major drawing card, first Georgia-Dartmouth meeting crossing the Mason-Dixon line.
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Athens
Univeriity of Georgia
Sanford
Mercer
Furman
Harvar
Cambridge
Oglethorpe
Auburn
Columbus
Virginias
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Alabama
Atlante
Clemson
Dartmouth
Atlanta
Stegensan
United States
Chicago
Mason and Dixon
Georgia
Red and Black Warriors
Pop” _ Warner
Pittsburg Panthers
Virginia
Pittsburg
Peace Dove Reigns Over These Majors
Chicago January 10 Committees chosen by the two major baseball leagues to draft a new national agreement today approved the reformulation which provides for reorganization of the game Judge Landis as commissioner The action calms rumors that the American league was not satisfied with the agreement and could spark a fight The agreement will be formally acted on tomorrow minor league drafting committees meet to settle differences of opinion about the rules governing the game Major and minor leagues move toward unified governance with ex officio minor league officials listed
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Chicago
New York
Landis
Baseball
Ws .A
National League
Byron Bancroft Johnson
Cormmittes
Ias
Peta
George Maines
Walsh
Rose
Florida
Martin
Southern League
Hickey
The
Erican Association
Clase “Aa
M. H. Sexton
National Association of Minor Leagues
Farrell
Toi
John’ McCloskey
St. Louis Cardinals
John
Cardinals
Murdoch
McCloskey
Amateur Basketeers Again Busy in City League
Amateur basketball teams fill the City League schedule as clubs like Methodist, Southern College, United Dental, Tech High, and Grant Park High compete. Contested matchups include Agogas vs Southern College and Ve Central Nighta with multiple venues across Hapeville and nearby areas.
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A Tech
Grant Pak Anivers. High
Hapeville, Grace
Central Nigha
City league motion pictures: two boys league second round tonight
The second round of the city boys league moves to the Auditorium tonight after well attended games last week. Admission is 25 cents for women and children and 60 cents for men. Matches include Akogas versus Southern Dental, Tire Company versus Federal Prison, and Grace Methodist versus Central Night School, with strong teams from Grace Methodist and University High in action.
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Iil Ni
Agokas
Southern Dental Colters
Jeanie
United States-Tire Company
Tira
Basketesra
Federal Prison
Grant Pari
Athletic Association
Quinteta
Tech
Hich
Salaly
Frekes
A. A
Fiva
Hapevillen
Wilson
Grace Methodist
Imme
Beban to Visit Atlanta for Howard Theater Engagement
George Beban arrives in Atlanta to perform next Monday through Wednesday at the Howard theater. The famous actor will star in his latest self written directed and produced film stage production, including his signature work The Sign of the Thea.
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Wilson
Darzonel
George Bedan
Atlanta
Wilson State
New York
Tha
Pacific
Minor league draft changes stir realignment in baseball
Fuzzy Woodruff notes minor leagues doubt change benefits, while trusting Judge Landis to oversee fairness. Drafts used to plunder players, with McCloskey profiting by drafting and selling minors for retail gains. College programs like Alabama begin boxing, signaling shifts in pro sports and grooming future major leaguers.
Dartmouth Visits Atlanta for Ambitious Georgia Schedule
Georgia books Dartmouth for late November in Atlanta as part of a tough southern slate that already includes Clemson, Auburn, Alabama, Virginia, and Vanderbilt. The league notes Dartmouth’s strong alumni presence in Atlanta and its historic ties to Southern football through Walter Elcock and the Oglethorpe Petrels.
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Georgia
Dartmouth
Atlanta
Walter Elcock
Elcock
Oglethorpe
Harvard
Clemson
Auburn
Alabama
Virginia
Vanderblit
Cuban Cable Surveillance Denials Highlight Hearing
Testimony from Keay of the Postal Telegraph Cable and Carlton details on English surveillance and American cable flows. Officials debate Cuban landing of Barbados cable, state department pressure, and Western Union ties as Martin of the Associated Press explains limits of cable reach to Puerto Rico and the Pacific while seeking direct links to Italy and Scandinavia.
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Keay
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Aarvice
Meey Sagen
Carlton
Mr. Carlton
England
Davie
State Department
Western Union
Syx
Brasil
Barbatiog
State” Department
Cuba
Davis
Stancing
Ball ‘Telephone
eSecretary- Davia
Denié Sa
Asmortion
Barbados
Anat Sinto
Western“Union
Isi
Blocks At
United States
Apainst-2 Corporation
Carlioh
UN Fee
Germany
Lackay
Comnanyad van Raid
Grea
France
Azores
Portugal
Frederick Roy Martin
Associated Press
Associated
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
Mexico
South America
Pacific
Japan
China
Mother Regains Kidnapped Child After Dispute
Knoxville report states a Georgia father allegedly abducted a girl about six weeks old and took her at night. The child was restored following custody disputes, with the mother awarded custody, while the father faced charges. Local officials say the incident occurred after differences between the parents.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Atlanta
Yeape
Alate
Euatody
Finday
Bicere - Maine
Maeget
Catige
Preps To Begin 1921 Season In Local Hoops Action
The 1921 Hoye Prep league basketball season opens this afternoon with three feature games. Tech High Boys meet Marist on the auditorium floor, Fulton High and Highland Commercial clash on the Fulton court, and Barbare's G M A quintet faces Marist on the second court. Officials named and lineups listed, with Tech High favored in the marquee matchup.
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Hoye” Prep
Tad Hitch
Joe Bean
Marist Au Intet
Authtets
Fulton
Highland Commercial High
Fulton Court
Tech Hich-Boys’ High
Frank Anderson
Mariat G
M. A. Bil.-Fincher
Fulton High-Commerccal Hich
Athemney
University. High
Tech High-Boys
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Smithies
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Stevens
M. Smith
Megham
Slate
Carlisle
Barbare
Marist
Tech
Hich
Boys’ High
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Ated
Miers
Anderson
College Park
King
Carligie
Carter
Whinnie
Robinson
Martat
Jos Bean
Pag
Johnny Bradlays
Keeling
Healey
Flanley
Porch
Holland
Bronley
Fulton High
Commercial High
Thay
Dava
Welbourne
Venable
Trav Stevenson
Mims
Stevenson
County Boys
Cantgin Mooty
Miller
Nichergon Cuards
Arts Exhibit to Lead Ad Convention in Atlanta
The Graphic arts exhibit of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World will be shown at the convention in Atlanta June 12 to 16. Henry Mackintosh, chairman of the exhibit committee, reports advance preservation from national advertising commissions exceeding last year’s space. The Association of Employing Lithographers says it will require twice the space they had in Indianapolis, where the largest departmental exhibit ever assembled took place. Support from the Department of Commerce and the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce is noted, with twenty four commercial attaches from American embassies aiding foreign exhibits.
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Atlante
Herles
Henry “Mackintosh
Frank. E
Tham
Indianapo
the. Association. of
the. Finan~ Et al
Indianapolis
Atvany
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Glass of salts hurts kidneys in overtaxed filters
Fragmentary note warns that regular intakes of meat lead to kidney strain as salts are filtered. It emphasizes the kidneys' overwork and the need to flush the system, though details are garbled. The readable parts point to a caution about salt and meat impacting renal function.
Borglum Aims to Unite States Boxing Bodies
Eminent sculptor Gutzon Borglum, who heads a board to organize boxing governance, led a New York meeting with state representatives. He says cooperation among state commissions is essential to elevate boxing nationwide and envisions a national boxing association akin to baseball’s commission.
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America
Gutzon Borglum
Atlanta
Iit
New York
Sorgium
Produce Men Banquet Set For This Evening At Peacock Cafe
Wholesale fruit and produce men and their employees will hold a banquet at 7 this evening at the Peacock cafe with D N McCollough presiding as toastmaster. Covers set for 125, aim to strengthen friendly relations and fellowship. Talks, entertainment features, and Bateman's orchestra provide the program.
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Peacock Cafe
D. N. McCollough
Bateman
Center parties gain in French elections
Complete returns from Sunday's French senate election show center gains as extreme right and left lose seats. Of 98 seats, conservatives 3, republicans 29, radical and radical socialist 43, republican socialist 11. Returns from Reunion and Guadeloupe not yet received. unified socialist and communist parties fail to elect any candidate.
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Paris
Bunday
Senate
Republicans
Radicala
Radical-Socialists
Republican-Socialista
Reunion
Guadeloupe Islands
Unified
Socialist Party
Communist Party
Olive Tablets ad touts gentler Calomel substitute
An advertisement for Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promotes them as a safe alternative to calomel for liver and bowel issues. It claims they curb foul breath, dullness, and pimply skin, promising better energy after taking one or two nightly for a week at 30 cents.
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Edwards
Dodson's Liver Tone Vs Calomel Warns Against Harsh Drug
An ad styled warning touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable remedy to replace calomel, which is described as dangerous mercury that causes salivation and illness. The copy promotes a cheap bottle and claims it starts the liver without side effects, urging readers to switch today.
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Dodson
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