Southern League Standings Disputed by Secretaries
Birmingham July 13. Secretary Stradford announces New Orleans earns an extra win and Nashville an extra defeat changing the standings. Nashville claims 48-39 and Chattanooga 34-49 while Stradford lists 58-? and 35-45 respectively, with Memphis and Little Rock also under dispute awaiting recheck.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Association
Stradford
New Orleans
Nashville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Little Reek
League
Rariance
Summer YMCA volley ball league opens with nine teams
Eighty five enthusiasts gather for the Young Men's Christian Association summer league. Matches start at 8 15 PM with ten minute halves and two games per Wednesday through August 25. The schedule lists teams and players across seven clubs, with public attendance urged and a Turkey league planned for next season.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Tmes
Spectatora Ia
Tall
Buckley
Waters
Atkiness
Boykin
Smith
Morrison
Fail
Atkinon
Hill
Buckle
Tuly
Atkinson
Ball
Harry L. Fraser
C. Wedordan
MA. Cross
L. B._ Peek
FE. Waters
M.A. Ferst
FH. AtKingon
J. G Calhoun
L. Mutrhonl
Ben Lichtenstein
James Campbe
Ghee
Wi C. King
Burton Smith
EB. H. Huber
T. G. Gewinner
Mayo
J. W. Ecieegoot
K. H. Goldin
M. Sinkowitz
J. K. Barrett
D. J. Ivers
A. 8
Frank Rivers
Stevens I G. Fortson
W. L. Walker
M. J. Ginsberg
J. O. Sheldon
Martin
J. “MC. Bamford
J. E. Chancellor
J. Wy Anderson
Baltimore Wins Elks Atlanta Wins Friends
Baltimore captured the next Elks convention vote 714 to 259 in Los Angeles. Atlanta sent many visitors and earned praise for its convention spirit while Atlanta delegates and notable locals celebrated and planned for Atlanta day. Officiating officers chosen included Edward Masters and John B. Jeffery with F C Knoxville as grand ex officer. Wadley defeated Wrens 2 1 in Louisville diamond play with Durden homering for Wadley.
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Fred Heiser
Los Angeles
Cal
Baltimore
Venice
Atlanta
Walter Dunn
Mia
Joe Biimps
Bob Gordon
John St
Edward Masters
Charleroi
John ‘B. Jeffery
Oakland
James Fr. Nicholson
Bogston
Grand Exafore F.C
Knoxvill coTgs F. Cooper
Oxville
Tenn
William “Lown
Lagthaw, Mich
Monticello Wins Over Macon Tatnall Square Team in Series
Monticello defeated Macon’s Tatnall Square team with a 21 to 0 second-game win as Battle struck out nine. Goins relieved in the sixth for Macon. Batteries Monticello Battle Gibzon Goins Futrell Dillon. Later Birmingham Ala July 13 Special President Baugh suspends Captain Dolly Stark of the Nashville club after warnings and fines for protesting decisions. Cedartown 4 Carrollton 3 in second game. Batteries Carrollton Carmichael Loflin Cedartown Robinson Cooper Smith.
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Monticello
Galwig
Macon
Tatnall Square
Battle
Goins
Futrell
Gib Zon
Dillon
Birmingham
Ala
Baugh
Dolly Stark
Nashville
Stark
Cedartown
Carrollton
Carmicchael
Loflin
Robinson
Cooper
Chauffeur Killed as Fire Chief Injured in Richmond Crash
In Richmond on July 13, chauffeur Thomas H. Pegram was killed while Fire Chief W H Joyner and Fire Commissioner John Mann Jr were injured when their vehicle, answering an alarm, struck an iron pole to avoid a jitney bus. The collision split the chief’s car in two, underscoring a deadly city incident.
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Richmond
Thomas H. Pegram
W.H Joyner
John Mann, Jr
Battery Invades Marietta Seeks Recruits for Camp
The Atlanta Artillery staged a military demonstration in Marietta to recruit for the U S Army camp at Anniston Alabama. Lieutenant Fr Gum and Stephen Tighe led a detachment with a field gun, enlisting several locals before returning to the Armory for uniform fitting. Captain A J McBride Jr said departure for camp was planned for Sunday with experienced recruits only. The event highlighted government prep and expected training benefits.
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Marietta
Atlanta
United States
Anniston
Ala
FR. G. Mangum
Stephen Tighe
Auditorium
Cobb County
National Guard of Georgia
A. J. McBride, Jr
Atlanta Artillery
B Gdock
Belni
Body of Burnett found near tracks
The body of Curtis Burnett aged 32 was found early Tuesday near the Fulton county end of the Western and Atlantic bridge over the Chattahoochee river. Officer L W Allen reports the theory that Burnett was killed by a passing train. Burnett resided in Western Heights. The body was moved to Donehoo's chapel on Marietta Street for an inquest by Coroner Paul Donehoo.
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Western and Atlantic
Curtis Burnett
Fulton County
Chattahoochee River
L. W. Allen
Burnett
Western Heights
A. G O
German club case leads to chemical analysis of beer
Hammond Glandis and Charles Hirsch of the Freundschafts bund appear before Recorder Reselder Johnson on charges of keeping the club rooms open on Sunday and selling beer without a license. The judge withheld judgment and ordered a beer sample sent to a chemist for analysis. The Turn Verein trial was postponed to 4 pm Wednesday due to length.
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Hammond Glandis
Charles Hirsch
Freundschaftsbund German Fraternity
Whitehall Street
Reselder Johnson
Locker Club
Johnson
Mayson
Freundachaftabund Club
Etectives Cowan and
Jemiston
Whitehall Street Club
Ita
Freundechaftabund Club
Turn Verein Club
Mrs George Gunton Breaks With Husband In Virginia
Atlanta woman Mrs George Gunton learns in Hot Springs Virginia that her husband, former Gunton editor and social economics writer, has admitted a matrimonial breach. She led Atlanta uplift efforts, presided over the Federation of Women’s Clubs, and supported suffrage. The couple wed in 1904 after his divorce from his first wife, who later sued for damages. Mrs Gunton was widowed previously of W Lowe of Atlanta, leaving two children William Lowe and Baroness Rosencrantz.
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Atlanta
Hot Springs
George Gunton
Gunton
Atlantia
Federation of Women Clubs
Georgia
Ganton
Mr. Gunton
W. Lowe
William Lowe
New York
Decree for Sale of Lumber Company Enters Foreclosure
A decree for the sale of the lumber company's property to satisfy debts of 1.6 million was issued with August 3 as the payment deadline. Judge W W Lambdin granted the Union Trust Company of Detroit and related mortgagors the right to bid in the foreclosure suit filed in Savannah. Colonel William Garrard, special master, reported, and a set aside decree pro confesso and personal decree were noted as part of the proceedings.
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William Garrard
Savannah
Union Trust Company
Detroit
Great Eastern Lumber
Union Trant Pany
W. W. Lambidin
Mortgagors
Federal District Court
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