CRACKERS HOPING FOR THREE ADDITIONS FROM BROWNS
Atlanta fans await a letter from Branch Rickey of the St Louis Browns likely carrying news of three possible trades. Manager Bill Smith eyes outfielders Clemens and Walker and second baseman Miller from the Browns to augment the roster, along with others already secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Smith
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Browns
Atlanta
Clemens
Walker
Montgomery
Browns
Miller
American Association Set to Become Major League in Draft
Chicago January 28 The American Association moves toward major league status in baseball by securing a draft accord with the national commission and gaining rights to enter certain league cities and obtain players. Yet full world series participation and inter-league actions remain undecided, to be settled after anti trust suit developments. New York January 24 The national commission has not taken definite action on drafts for the American Association, with decisions expected at the annual meeting next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Association
Los
Chivington
Ntional Commission
McGill
Indianapolis
Chillington
New York
Fener
National Commission
Auburn Quintet Here On Saturday Night
Auburn visits Atlanta Athletic Club five in the annual game at their floor. The Auburn team draws large local crowds and enters with its strongest lineup of the season, aiming to extend its recent good form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
vAtlanta Athletic Club
Skelton to Meet Rogers in 100-Ball Billiard Match
Brady Skelton, manager of the Montgomery billiard parlor, announces a Monday night 100 ball match with Andy Rogers of New York, one of the sport’s top pocket billiard players. The event follows Skelton’s recent claim over Alfred Teovoe and promises Rogers will perform fancy shots in an 8 PM start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Skelton
Montgomery
Andy
Rogers
New York
Tn Vw
Mitch
Alfred Teovoe
DeQroi
Atlanta
American League Meets Wednesday in New York
Chicago January report states club owners of the American league plan a Wednesday meeting in New York to adopt the 1915 schedule and settle minor items for the coming season. President Johnson will depart east tomorrow to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Bb, Johnson
Johnson
Browning and Williams Sign With Pittsburg Club
Two more contracts reach baseball headquarters bringing signed players to fourteen with twelve unsigned. Pitcher C W Williams, formerly with Columbus and Albany in the Sally league, is reported a strong asset after a good second half with Albany. Frank Manush vouches for Williams while Browning, last season’s Crackers pitcher, also signs. R E Cook, once with Lancaster, is returned by the Browns as a southbound skeptic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball
C. W. Willams
Columbus
Albany
Williams
Frank Manush
Smith
Frank’ Browning
Crackers
Cook
R. E. Cook
Lancaster
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Browns
Browns
East
South
Browning
Classified Athletic Meet at the M C A Gym
Tonight at 8 at the M C A gym the first classified athletic meet features Dash and Shot Put events in three classes. Public invited. admission free. Separate meets for Boys Club School B and Employed Intermediates follow Saturday night, concluding January sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus
Druid Hills Golfers Enter Supplemental Tournament
The Druid Hills Golf Club will run a supplemental tournament alongside the ongoing event. All club golfers are eligible regardless of earlier qualification. One golf ball is the entry fee and ten golfers will be rewarded with prizes. winners receive six to the runners-up. Each flight advances via match play with club handicaps after scratch qualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druid Hille
Hig
Atlanta Motorcycle Club Formally Organized
The Atlanta Motorcycle club was formed at a meeting of city riders held at the Southern Motorcycle company on 90 Gewood Avenue. A second gathering is planned to elect officers and adopt the constitution and bylaws. The club aims to include all riders and hold weekly rides, barbecues, and similar events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Convicts Put 25 More To Work At Poncy Park Sewer
County commissioners add twenty five convicts to the Poncy Park sewer project aiming to finish by February 15. The work crews push the line through the park to accelerate spring readiness with favorable weather.
Intermediates Meet Highlights Armistead Double Triple Wins
The WM C A intermediate meet proved a success with Frank Armistead dominating, winning all three events in Class A. results show Armistead first in 10 yard dash and 100 yard dash, plus 27 feet 6 inches in standing broad jump, while Askew and others tied or placed in other classes.
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WM. C. A
Frank Armistead
Horton Ask
Magaristy
Carlisle
S. Sanders
Braves Waivers on Mann and Deal Prompt Speculation
Boston January 28. The Boston champions have secured waivers on outfielder Lestie Mann and third baseman Charlie Deal due to salary demands for the coming season. It is believed they will jump to the Federals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mags
Lestie Mann
Charlie Deal
Federals
Charley Doolin Signs With Cincinnati Reds
Charles Doolin former manager of the Philadelphia Nationals signed a two year contract to catch for Cincinnati. Salary reported at six thousand dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles & Doolin
Philadelphia Nationals
Cincinnati
Thomas Signs with Boston Americans for 3 Seasons
Catcher Chester D. Thomas, who has played with the Boston Americans for three seasons, signed a contract today as President Lannin received the agreement. Reports had linked Thomas with a move to the Federal league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chester D. Thomas
Boston Americans
Lannin
Thomas
Federal League
At the Theaters Baldwin-Melville Company Presents Our Wives
The Atlanta audience will see Our Wives shown three more times by the Baldwin Melville company with tonight and Saturday performances noted as well as a Saturday matinée. The play earns high praise for its humor and presentation, with next week featuring The Man from Home. Monday night ladies admitted free when accompanied by paying gentlemen. matinees at 25 cents Tuesday and Thursday. Seats on sale now for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atllanta
Baldwin- Melvile Company
Nupitheria
Keith Vaudeville at Forsyth Promises Royal Week
Forsyth offers a varied vaudeville bill attracting a large audience with acts that have proven popular in Keith theaters across the United States. Headlined by Jesse Lasky with Athinta’s hit The Wrathed Warses and Red Heads, Florenze Tempest joins as second feature backed by pianist and dancer. Britt Wood on mouth harp and other acts round out a strong program ahead of next week’s big interest.
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Forsyth
Keith
United States
Jesse GL. Lasky
Athinta
Warses
Red
Florenze Tempest
Miss Tempest
Britt’ Wood
Prep League Ends First Round Today
Local prep basketball finishes its first round today with three games. Tech High meets Marist in a tightly contested match with Marist favored by past results, while Boys High faces G. M. A. and Donald Fraser takes on Peacock. Tech High Marist game begins at 7 o clock with 26 cents admission.
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Tech
Gilmer Street
Donald Fraser
Peacock
Marist
Donald Brauer
Oho Peacock
Vist
Eck
Tig
Bonala “Fraser
Heilman Released From Detroit Americans Squad
Detroit January 28 Harry Heilman substitute first baseman and outfielder of the Detroit Americans was released to San Francisco Bowling. Dad Elliott's composed of five local men challenges the New Allies to a nine game series with the first game Monday night February 1. Admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Elliott
New Allies
Opening of the Canal Delayed to July
Washington reports formal Panama Canal opening likely moved from March to July. President Wilson may travel by rail to San Francisco in March and to Panama later for naval reviews. Wilson discussed the change with Secretary Daniels as Goethals doubts passage for warships at the original date.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Wilson
San Francisco
Panama
Daniels
Maday
North Carolina
Nathaniel Green
Guilford Courthouse
N.C
Goethals
Attempt on the Life of the King of Greece
London reports an alleged plan to assassinate King Constantine of Greece, with rumors linking Patras as the site. The Greek minister denounced the Constantinople dispatch as absolutely untrue.
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Greece
London
Copenhagen
Constantine
Constantinople
Patras
Optical HQ Jno L Moora Sons at 42 N Broad St
When your eyes need assistance visit Jno L Moora & Sons at 42 North Broad Street for top optical service and quality. They offer paras and best in the optical world with ready prescriptions and expert care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Moora & Sons
N. Broad St
Atlanta Real Estate Market Shows Optimism Amid War
Real estate agents report rising building permits and brisk leasing in Atlanta. Thursday permits totaling 261 021 compare with 254 233 a year earlier as several mid sized deals are announced, including J Y Kimbrough sale of a Greenwood avenue eight room brick veneer house for 77 00 and other transfers involving Jackson Street Sinclair avenue and Racine county properties.
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J, Y Kimbrough
Smilson Miller
George W. Walker
Greenwood Avenue
Relief Road
Sir. Walker
Cal
M. C. Kiser
A. J. Shropshire
J.T. Kimbrough
Sola
J. W. Rob- Smoalk
Racina Con
Mr. Smoak
Eaproa County
Property Transfers Warranty Deeds Summary
Numerous warranty deeds recorded with buyers and sellers names including George Gordon L. Kantor J. P. McConnell A Bennett Mrs Armelia J McMurtrey and Mrs S M Garman. Properties span McDaniel Amy Fulton Avon Chattahoochee Atlanta and Fair streets with parcels ranging from 90x7200 feet to 200x225 feet. Dates cited include January 3 January 13 December 12 1913 October 16 December 16 and January 27 with prices from 0 to 36500.
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George Gordon
I.wantor
McDaniel Street
Arthur Street
McDaniel
Amy Streets
L. Kantor
B. F. Shatnker
J.,p. McConnell
A. Bennett
R. E. Mason
Chattahoo
Thee Avenue
Roswell Road
George S. Lowndes
S. M. Garman
Fulton Avenue
Atlanta
Harvard Avenue
Igns
Henly T Heft
J. Boss
Fair Street
Elim Street
FLSO
S. J. Rtin
James M
Property Deeds and Mortgages Across City Listings 1913
A long list of real estate transfers and mortgages including deeds to lots on Garden, Virginia, Oklahoma, and Rigdon streets. transfers between individuals such as E Thompson and J D Frazier to Katherine Poprazies. property on Auburn Avenue and Fifth Street. multiple dates in January 1913. sums ranging from $5 to $23,000. plus quit-claim deeds and building permits noted for various addresses.
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E. Thompson
John Wesley Avenue
Washington Street
J.D. Frazier, Jr
Katherine Po Prazies
Garden Street
Lawton Street
Sarito
C. ‘Cater
Oo. Ghter, Jr
Auburn Avenue
Fort Street
E. A. Ames
J. May Evins
Virginia Avenue
Nebraska Avenue
Oklahoma Avenue
Edrnor Nobraske
Virginia
Southwest Springs
Oklahoma
Nebraska
John & Qwenn
S. H. Fuller
Collier Road
Howell's Mill Road
Burys
Conway
B. Hubanks
Fifth Street
Jackson ‘Street
A. B. Dubanks
West ‘View Cemetery
HE. Satterwhite
Ay. Maxwell
A. A. Maxwell
M. H. Satterwhite
Rigdon Street
Maple Street
Lowe Street
Elen Avenue
Highland Avenue
John H. Thompson
Walatiabte Life Assurance Society of the United States
Lot East Side
Capitol Avenue
Love Street
Hose LE Abernathy
Barrett
North Side
Park Street
West End
Alexander Property
8. H.'Cole
Same
Hill Street
William PF. Hildebrand
Hy Meens
Hunnicutt Street
Mariain Phibbs
Laure F. Lacy
Sells Avenue
Atwood Street
Ela
Beck
Malin
del Avenue
Eden Avenue
Nellie
Cheaves
Mattia We. Jones
Harden Avenue
Madison Street
Mies
Anne K. Kelso
Newnan Avenue
St. Michal Street
BE. Ward
Decatur Street
Yonge Street
H. Mackle
A. N. Canton
Brunk L. Fleming
Analey Park
West Side
Penantree
Circle
A. B. Andrews
J. H. Thompson
Capitol
Ove
Charles Gaskill
CG. Ti. Gaskill
Lost and Found and Help Wanted Notices
Lost and found notices and a large help wanted column mix including jewelry rewards for items, a setter dog missing, a fob watch return details, sunglasses lost, a phrenologist recommendation, and numerous employment ads for sales, clerical, and skilled trades in Atlanta and Georgia. Prominent names include Mrs F H Marcus, Ivy, W A Alinton, and Hygienic product sales opportunities.
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Mra
F.H. Marcus
Pryor St. Bain
Sita
Ivy
Eli
W. A
Alinton
Kenton
Tenn
Rich
Miss Greer
We. L
Grand Building
Orange Street
Dakota Hotel
Investment offer on bonds and stock from Koen company
Five thousand dollars of first mortgage bonds at par and twelve thousand five hundred dollars of common stock offered as bonus. The Run good rating and men of character in charge. Investigate this op portunity to make a fortune. Address Investment Co. 1 Maspire building, city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Holmes
Peachir Street
H. SW. Jones
Cnre Rylender Shop Co
America
Mme
George Alien
Alexander City
Ala
Ernest
Newman
Cara
Coimon
Koen
Address Investment Co
Maspire
WANTED SITUATION ADS FROM 1920S STYLE COLUMNS
Male applicants seek work in various trades and roles including mechanic stenographer housekeeper nurse and embroidery. Entries note contact methods in Atlanta Constitution ads with home phone numbers and addresses, plus a few notes on reliability investments and partnership openings.
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Ligo J
James
Atdresa
Constitution
Pasience
Widbwer
Atlanta
Trousseaux
Phage Deutur
Murphy
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Browning and
Jem
Rickey
Skelton
Ccook
M.C. A
Poncey Park
Braves
Mann
Charley Dooin
Cincinnati Reds
Keith Vaudeville
Cigar Department
Brown & Allen’s
Marist-Tech
Atlanta's
Lot
Chattahoochea
Av Nus
Roswell
Road
Alta Day Cole
Reuben Roberts
Bay Grant Street
Walter S. Dillon
Colonial Trust Company
Piedmont Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Jor
Jane, B. Sims
Dlnie G Kinard
Irwin Stresty
Mason To
Lithonia Banking Company
Langhorn
Joseph McCord
East North Avenue
H. J, Kimball Company
George
D. Beatle
Fairbanks Atreet
Lestory
Rawlingg
Dibo—T, A , L
Fudson
Cookie Street
Consiltation
Spratling
Auburn Ave
MMNE
FUNK
Rootrak General Acoustic CO
Empire Ride
Guaranteed Remedy Company
Decatur
Southern Detective Agency
Bell Phone
M- Hall
Bm, Hall, Jr
Hall Brothers
Petera
Spring Street
H. McGarter
Waithalstree Carter
Rece
Windsor Street
Charles
Peters
Allie Gallaher
Wheelan
Peachtree
LOST
ANG
Valaire
England
Courtland and
P.O
Atlanta Barter College
E. Mitchell
FIVBA
Atlan
John HH
Holland
Salhssson
Ark
Seaton
Austell
Atlandans
Cate
Redwood Chemical
Pratiie
Aragon Hotel
City
Reanielis Institute
Rochester
Nunnally Company
Peachtree Street
ATL
Fema
OUR Millinery School & Springer’s
Whitehall Street
J. Wy
Uist
Franklin’ Institute
Dept
Acme Teachers” Agency
Est Service
Healey
Constitution Office
Smery
Atlanta National Bank
W. Carson
Empire Building
Broad and
Marietta Streets
W. B. Smith
Fourth National Bank
Sonsider
Gen. P. Moore
Ae Mortgane Bond Company of
Cer
Eunice
Beushly
Rex B. Moow
Elor C. Hatcher
Robson
Edgewood Avenue
W. O. Alston
Taird National Bank
Danson & Gay
of Georgia
GAN Handle
Otis
Holliday
EY Co
C. McGehes, Jr
Turman & Calhoul
Moeor Fil
Businew
Taphey
Avanta
Foster & Hobson
Eee
Bos B. College Park
BP. M
Pate
Spieloumeny
J. Thorough
Forsyth Bidg
Ivya Ateney
Brankson & Co
West
J. Cy del Ly
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