West Point triumphs in doubleheader over LaGrange 4 2 and 3 2
Amateur baseball report from July 14 notes West Point beat LaGrange 4 2 in the first game with strong batting by Harrie right flesher and Ware on the mound. The second game was forfeited by West Point in the seventh after LaGrange sent in two pinch hitters with bases full. Also covered Eastman defeat of Douglas 7 0 behind Vaughn, Kingston at Atco wins 4 1, and Madison’s two games at Washington 7 2 and 3 2 in a 12 inning marathon with a key three base hit by Bob Weinhorter.
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West Point
LaGrange
Collins
Williams Ware
Spearman
Hamme
West Point Boys
Hammett
Griggs
LaGrange Hammett
West Point Griggs
Walliams
Empire Hammett
Eastman
Douglas
Vaughn
Strikins
Wagner
Doystta
Lubanhs
Dowdas
Mani
Goe
Wagner Eubanks
Hunter
Aughan
Clements
Norman
Kingston
Hender
Atco
Tyes
McDaniel
Rollins
Kingstont
Madison T
Washington T
Washington
Maidson
Washingtons
Bob WeWhorter
Ie Madwons
Washington Perriman
Bitter fight rages over Thos. D. Jones nomination
Washington July 14 The Senate in executive session debated for five hours over making public the testimony of Thomas D. Jones nominee for the Federal Reserve Board before the Banking and Currency Committee. The dispute centered on public access to the Lom Taite hearing and whether to publish all the record amid partisan tensions.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas
D .Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Banking and Currency Committee
Banking Committee
Jones
International Harvester Company
Lom Taittse
Stone
Hitchcock
Cairman
Banking and Current Committee
Wilsons
Hitcheck
Alan Lee
Maryland
Lee
Hollis
Shafroth
Reed
Missoury
Bristow
Borah
Lewis
Ilinnis
Mrones
Wilson
Paul McMarbure
New York
Mr Jones
White House
Hittchcock Reed Vardaman
O Gorman
Sherman Stephenson
Burton
Burleson
McAdoo
Graham
Pelham’s First Boll Reported From Huey Farm
The first boll of cotton was brought to Pelham Georgia on July 14 from the WL Huey farm. The cotton crop is reported very good across the county.
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Pelham Ga
WL. Huey
Editors Welcome Georgia Press to Athens Meeting
The Georgia Weekly Press Association met in Athens with May or BB Anderson and Colonel W A Stevenson delivering welcomes. President McCutchen and Chares J Haden spoke on Georgia progress and press rail issues, followed by How the Press and Railroads May Corporate for the Public. A barbecue for seven to eight hundred attendees capped the day before a trip back to Athens to be guests of the Claswir City.
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Commerce
Georgia Weekly Press Association
P T McCutchen
Roy J T Eakes
McCutchen
BB Anderson
Georgia Adhors
W A Stevenson
A S Hardy
Gainesville
WcCutchen
Choles J Haden
Georgia State Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
MV Richards
Southern Railway
Presa
Fair Grounds
Athens
Claswir
Brunswick Man Arrested in Murder Charge over Train Death
July 14 Brunswick Special reports Auditor Landrumy, connected to Southern railway, arrested on murder warrants after a well dressed 18 year old Jesup merchant’s son Frank P Wynne was found dead beside the Southern railway tracks twelve miles from Brunswick. Witnesses accuse Landrumy of kicking Wynne from a Sunday night train following a ticket dispute. Autopsy set for tomorrow.
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Brunswick
Sheriff Price
Jesup
Bruns Bick
Frank P Wynne
St Simona
Elks Elect Benjamin Leader In 1915 National Reunion
Denver July 14 Los Angeles hosted the 1915 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks national reunion as Seattle Shriners shifted meeting dates. Raymond Benjamin of Napa City was elected grand exalted ruler amid tight contests for other top offices. The grand lodge opened a three day session reviewing lodge social activity and liquor concerns, with a focus on child welfare and Elks Big Brother program funding and expansion.
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Denver Cole
Los Angeles
Benevolent Ara
Protective Order of Elks
Grand
Seattle
Shriners
Elks
Chattanooga Tenn
Raymond Benjamin
Napa Cak
The
State Way
Marshalstown
Bom
Tucson
Spade
Milwaukee
Frederick Rob
Rochester
Big Brother
Grand Lodge
Pat
West seeks extra Georgia district judge in Senate
Senator West asks the Senate to favor a Webb bill to add a second U S district judge for the southern district of Georgia while Judge Speer remains. Dudley Hughes backs the move as delays burden dockets prompt calls for action. Roscoe Lake of Thomasville gains strong support for district attorney.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Senator West
Senate
Representative Webb
North Carolina
United States
Georgia
House
Judiciary Committee
Senator Smith
Speer
West
Bhis
Dudley M Hughes
Roscoe Lake
Thomasville
Department of Jus
Weot
Hese
Watehtu
McReynolds
Congress
Tennessee
Thair
30 000 Rail Men Vote 10 Strike Chicago July 14
Rail workers west of Chicago vote nearly unanimously to strike unless roads yield. Engineers and firemen seek higher wages, shorter hours, overtime rules, and new terminal delay allowances. Negotiations to continue under management committee pressure, with arbitration rejected under the Bramdan act.
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Chicago
Wilting Lamorrow
Doctor Robert Ivey Goes on Six Week Vacation
Pastor Robert Ivey of the Georgia Avenue church left Tuesday for a six week vacation to Linden and Midh. He was accompanied by Mrs Troy. During his absence the church will be served by supply ministers. Evening services will be under the supervision of the Christian Endeavor societies.
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Robert
Georgie Avenue
Cress
Servin
Linden Midh
Troy
Christan Endeavor
Vaudeville at the Grant Theater Ending Soon
Theatergoers attend a late vaudeville bill featuring Ralph Rivet and Katherine Whitehead in performances that draw crowds despite mixed reviews. Cast Lynne’s dramatic romance closes tonight with additional acts Cocella Loftus and Francis Bushman set for the remaining shows.
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Ane Grang
Grant Theater
Ioi
Imum Lynne
Smcke
Cocella Loftus
Pramice
Lin
Francis Bushman
Posse Hunts Suspect After LaGrange Assault
A white assailant attacked an 18 year old girl from Carrollton near Standing Rock Ala. The pistol was left, and the room bed half made. A posse searched at 9 36 pm, two hours after relatives left. Several men have been arrested. motives debated. The town is aroused.
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Rouge
wofiGeangevil
Hundreds Fire At Lindale Ghost Scene Continues
An armed hunt of about 100 people gathered last night to chase a ghost sighted around Lindale. Hundreds of shots were fired but no effect on the apparition. County authorities intervened to curb the nighttime ramblings amid narrowly avoided crashes along the highway.
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Pamela
Lindale
Coroner Holds Bryant On Charge Of Murder
Guimesville July 14 Special The coroner jury yesterday found Homer Bryant charged with murder in the killing of Pete Grier Monday night following a heated dispute over an old grievance. A pistol was reportedly taken from the dead man’s pocket. Bryant claims self defense in Cambridge law notes.
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Guimesville Gap
Coronels
Homer Bryant
Muder Unsuer
Gulisville
Pete Grier
Tamilioa Tt
Brant Sticka
Grien
Chickens to be banned along with rats in New Orleans
Health officials in New Orleans plan a city ban on keeping chickens in districted areas to aid rat control amid an outbreak deemed the bubonic plague related. Federal officers prepared a measure urging the council to pass the ordinance, arguing chickens attract rats though not carrying plague germs.
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Orleans
Cie
Deitha
Cits
"TAN INNOCENT," SAYS MRS. CARMAN
Mineola N July 44 The grand jury heard nine witnesses in the Louise Bailey murder case as District Attorney Smith said he hopes to link Mrs Florence Carman and Mrs Ida Powell to the crime scene. A negro maid testified Carman was seen at various times, while George Golder revised his sighting claims. Carman issued a statement proclaiming innocence and urging fair play as she awaits full truth.
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Mineola N
Grand Jury
Louise Bailey
Florence Conklin Carman
Smith
Carman
Ida Powell
Bailey
Kawin Carman
Freeport
Elwood T Barides
Celia Coleman
Bardes
Mra Carman
Mr. Carman
Mia Carman
Dr Carmans Atory
George Golder
Ar Man
Murde
Mra
Court Upholds Open Shop in Connecticut Supreme Court
The Connecticut Supreme Court today upheld an open shop ruling by the Associated Hat Manufacturers, affirming that members must support organization bylaws and remain aligned during labor disputes, as the decision was filed.
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New Mayer Conn
Associated Hat Manufacturers
Supreme Court of Arrore of Connecticut
Man shoots wife then kills himself in Wilmington street
Everett Brice 35 of the Atlantic Coast Line shot his wife on a street corner in Wilmington NC then killed himself in a nearby yard as officers closed in He had pleaded for reconciliation but she refused The wounded woman was taken to a local hospital and is expected to recover
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Wilmington
Everett Brice
Atlantic Coast Line
Thomson Defeats Waynesboro In Afternoon Game
The Thomson team defeated Waynesboro 7 to 10 in an afternoon game. After six innings the score was tied 2 to 2 before Thomson pulled ahead. batteries included Warnesbare Sevenhouse Gurman Thomsen Rhenev and Wolfe.
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Thommen J. Waynemore
Waynesboro
Waynes
Thomson
Warnesbare Sevenhouse
Gurman Thomsen Rhenev
Wolfe
Hawkes Glasses Offer Careful Exams and Style Frames
Hawkes Co Opticians in Whitehall offers careful examinations and a range of latest style glasses at moderate prices. Public service promotion highlights reliable eye care and value for customers seeking dependable eyewear options.
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Atlanta
Forsyth
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Will Oakland and Coube
Eden Orr
Harry De_ Conta
Ted
Leo Bendley
Wilton Bros .Wo Salvagers
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Vaudsville
fTaesteearty
RAND
Daivat
Henry Woods
East LY Vae
Thos. D. Jones
Pelham
Thetigen
Chandler
John M. Smith CO
Auburn Avenue
Chandler Motor Car CO
Cleveland, Ohio
Fis
Benjamin
Dolly Vanlen
Cady
Robert Ivey
Keith Vaudeville
Helly
Therese Mat
Ralph Rivet
Katherine Witehte
East Lynne
Carrollton
Bryant
Cainbridge
Thigg
Gookin Ang
N. Pryor Screet
Tan Innocent
Mrs. Carman
Brice
Standish
ARROW
Cluett Peabody & Co.Inc
Morrow Transfer & Storage Company
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Far West
Rockies
Colorado
Santa Fe
Kansas City
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Colorado Springs
Denver
Fred Hervey
Pryor &T
Atlanta, Ga
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Lemon Elixir Co
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