Powell After New Shortstop Powell After New Shortstop
Rumors swirl around manager Abner Powell of the Atlanta baseball team as he signs and considers players for Piedmont park. Shortstop appears unsettled with Bridwell possible but unlikely until Columbus tests him. Several players including Alt ton McGIl McMakin Ely Johnson Warhers Bennett Lauzon O’Hagan Morne Cargo Crozier Koehler Hardy Pietes Hayes Miller Hankey and Thia are listed as booked. Cargo denies charges in a letter to the Nashville American claiming he played his best with Fisher and was loyal to his manager.
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Tech students stage circus themed indoor athletic show
Campus buzz centers on a circus like indoor athletic contest planned by Technology School students for late next month. Fifty men have signed up for the acts while amateur clowns perform gymnastic feats integrated into a full circus program. Manager Barrett oversees the exhibition as Pete Announced resigns to lead the football team, leaving track duties.
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Winter Meet Opens in Jacksonville with Bright Prospects
Jacksonville Fla January 24 The winter race meeting opens January 26 with bright prospects. Horses arrive from Illinois Indiana Charleston D C Atlanta and Savannah as well as other states. Booking privilege awarded to a well known New York bookmaker who will bring a crowd of race followers for the opening.
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Fastman’s Famous Kodaks Marketing Pitches and Rail Schedules
Ad style note lists Kodak camera improvements and a request for a catalogue from Eastman’s Kodak, 14 Whitehall Street. Also promotes Southern Railway routes with three daily trains to Florida, from Atlanta to Jacksonville and St. Augustine, via vestibuled trains, with departure times listed.
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Mileage Grift Reported as Senators Seek Extra Congress Pay
A Kansas City Times critique notes U S lawmakers may demand extra mileage for sessions they already were reimbursed for. It argues the law never intended reimbursement for unincurred expenses and urges higher salaries over technical grab. The author stresses moral accountability for public officials.
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Poultry Show Opens in Atlanta City Hall District
The Atlanta Poultry Association begins a week long exhibition at 46 45 Whitehall Street between Alabama and Hunter. About 1000 fowls expected in coops from Piedmont Park show, with premiums from local merchants. Judging follows the Revised American Standard of Perfection with cash prizes and ribbons for top birds and breeding pens.
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World’s Fair Company Urges Prompt Exhibit Shipments
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company in St Louis on January 24 urged domestic exhibitors to begin shipping their exhibit cars immediately. With foreign and domestic participation rising, officials warn that delays could cause congestion and threaten the April 30 opening. Rail facilities and warehouses are ready, but timely installation remains essential to a smooth launch.
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World fair urges rapid shipment of exhibits to prevent delay
The fair administration appeals to domestic exhibitors to promptly forward their shipments, noting a large influx of foreign traffic and ongoing foreign shipments. Officials warn that delaying deliveries could hinder installation and thorough setup at the world fair grounds.
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Grand Theater Announces Al H Wilson and Toreador Opera
Tonight and Tuesday at the Grand feature Al H Wilson in A Prince of Tatters a romantic drama set in 1700 New York with an Austrian prince as lead. Also The Toreador with Jefferson De Angelis Opera Company stars at the Grand Friday and Saturday. The Bijou presents The Man Who Dared starring Howard Hall with dramatic Monte Carlo scenes and a live lion cage sequence.
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Oration Honors General Lee by James L. Mayson in Atlanta
In a January 18 address at the Atlanta House of Representatives Mayson lauds General Robert E. Lee, praising his leadership in the Confederate cause, faith in the Bible, and kindness to soldiers. He blends tribute to Lee with reflections on Southern devotion, virtue, and memory, concluding with a patriotic note to Georgia and the South.
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New Station for Moultrie Georgia Northern to move south term
Moultrie Ga January 24 Special The Georgia Northern railway will build a new single story passenger station uptown beside the present offices. The old brick warehouse on Peachtree street remains as freight depot. President C W Pidcock to have a fine office in the new station. Road to shift southern terminus from Pidcock to Boston. Boston committee finished fundraising to effect the change from Barwick about seven miles from Boston. Also notes steamer sinking near Leopoldville Congo involving missionary Motte Martin and others with drownings. Church to replace lost mission outfit.
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Court to Resume Grind of Criminal Business
The criminal branch of the superior court with Judge L. B Roan resumes this morning after two weeks of session. About thirty five to forty cases disposed last week includes fifteen jail cases on the docket. Two murder trials and the involuntary manslaughter hearing of James Dean, a 14 year old white boy, are scheduled. A special session will be held in April to try bond cases not reached. Dean killed Fred Bradshaw, 12 or 13, near Atlanta University. coroner ruled accidental. Dean was later held on involuntary manslaughter charges.
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