Crackers Back From Urnery Ie Home Stretch Start
Atlanta’s Crackers prepare for a late season push led by Cliff Markle and Lefty Suggs. The roster blends Reds players Wanler and Marshall with locals Napier and Pierson, aiming for a first division finish as Stamford-like spring drills fade into the Georgia heat.
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Boftius
Rosa Spliter
Memphis
Napier
Dewey Marshall
John Suggs
Osborne
Redgood
Jerson
Primin
Dutchman
Wanler
Marshall
Reds
Chee
Markle
Cragker Ace
Moran
Griffin
Suggs
Bedgood
Pierson
Frankwen
Matahall
Bill Rariden
Sages
Dizle Amalor
Johnny
Bill Pierson
Phil Redgood
Rarlden
Tts
Sterling’ - Katcher
Atlanta
Turk Sold to Senators Amid Washington Trade
Columbia sells outfielder Leon Gosin and pitcher J N Turk to the Washington Senators after a South Atlantic season meeting between Clark Griffith and W D Foster. Gosin goes for cash and future players to be named. Turk goes outright. Turk is a Georgian star who played at Oglethorpe University for four years.
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Clark I Griffith
Washington American Jeague Club
W. D
Foster
South Atlantic Association
Leon Gosiin
J. N. Turk
Washington
Turk
Turki
Oglethorpe University
Favorite polo pony Tenby dies on voyage home
Tenby, the favorite polo pony of Devereaux Milburn, captain of the American team that won Westminster, died aboard a steamer returning him to America. The cablegram says Tenby appeared in every international polo match since 1913, a record no other pony matched. He was presented to Milburn by Harry Payne Whitney as a wedding gift in 1913.
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New York
Tenby
Devereaux
East Point Edges Fairburn to Equalize Series
East Point defeated Fairburn 6 to 2 in a postponed surgurban league game on Fairburn’s diamond, tying the three game series. The Alen brothers D. Alen Hemperley and Stavens starred for East Point, with East Point’s batteries listed as D Alen and N Allen vs Fairburn Jones and Vickery.
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Fairburn
Acura
Alen ‘Brothers
D. McDonnell
Hemperley
Stavens
Point
Ste
East
D.alen
N. Allen
Jones and Vickery
Johnson Returns to Chicago After Prison Release
Former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson arrives in Chicago from Leavenworth Kansas to a large crowd. Chicago's Black community plans a homecoming celebration in his honor as Johnson states he has been offered 35000 dollars to fight either Harry Wills or Bill Brennan and plans to return to boxing.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Leavenworth
Kans
Oot Johnson
Dave Driscoll
Jersey City
Harry Wills
Bhi’ Brennan
Social Circle Defeats Eatonton in Pitchers’ Battle
Social Circle won 4 to 3 over Eatonton in a Middle Georgia league game. Hammock pitched against Williams, with strong defense and late runs as Social Circle led 1 0 0 3. Eatonton managed 0 0 0 0 in the final innings while Social Circle added a final tally. Batteries Hammock Parish Williams Batchelor. Umpires Stephenson Mulgrove.
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Social Circle
Middle Georgia
jEatonton
Hammock
Williams
Ogre
Batchelor
Stephenson
Mulgrove
Commerce Wins Winder In Exciting Afternoon Game
Commerce defeated Winder in a very exciting game here this afternoon. Lakey starred for Commerce with strong hitting while Rogers shone in the field for Winder. The Winder team delivered solid batting overall. Batteries Little and Pound for Commerce and Camp and Bill for Winder.
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Winder
Commerce
Lakey
Rogers
Bill
Slugging Clash Ends With Darkness at LaGrange Cedar
In LaGrange Ga July 14 two teams Cedartown and LaGrange staged a lengthy slugging duel in seven innings with LaGrange leading 11 to 12 tied and the game halted at dusk as darkness fell. Taylor hit a homer for Cedartown while Bolt faded late and Arlen fanned four times in a crowded lineup.
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Smith
Tigh
Bolt
Arlen
Serengee
LaGrange
Cedartown
R.-H
A. Shaw
Suggs
Simo
Tucke
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Kelton
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P . Lehmann
Hy Po. Milner
Burton
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Ase Thrasher
Bowden
Hager
Schwartz
Runer
Miller
O Wi Hamson
Cedaru
Simon
Tucker
Williamson
Eylas
Lehmann
Loge
Griffin
Greensboro Triumphs In One-Sided Contest
Greensboro won a one sided game 10 to 0 as Rutledge led the offense and Butler pitched a complete game for Greensboro with strong support. Milligan and Davis turned in notable plays while Reynolds and R Reynolds aided Dick Rutledge in the field.
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Jaly
Greensboro
Rutledge
Butler
A & Od
Navy yards adopt five day working week
Worthington July 34 All navy yards and shore stations will switch to a five day week temporarily to avoid large personnel cuts under current appropriations. Saturday will be the enforced holiday, though some protest exists over reduced summer work time and pay. Roosevelt explains the action aims to maintain staffing while funds hold. Reynolds to urge good roads bonds in Georgia. He will speak in Cleav la and Bartow and Floyd counties in support of a $100000 bond measure and similar efforts elsewhere. Georgia State Automobile Association headquarters in the Kimball House were moved to Ansley.
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Satur
Clevela
White County
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Faylding
Hsel Bork
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Ansley
Debate on Tarife Centers on Oil
Washington report on the Fordney tariff debate focusing on oil duties. Representatives Cochran and Chandler led sharp attacks calling the 35 cent crude and 23 cent fuel oil duties a “Honey of plunder” while Treadway warned of regional cost impacts. A push for compromise and possible presidential intervention and bartering provisions were discussed as amendments loom over the seven day session.
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le Jonges
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Oklahoma
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Treadway
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France Signs Downward Army Plan In Reorganization
Paris July 14 United News staff says French military and political authorities back a reduced army under the republic. They aim to cut to about 476000, with 375000 conscripts for eighteen months and 100000 regulars, depending on allied guarantees against eastern attack.
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United News
Paris
Washington
France
Yeachad
Rancé
Rhine
Aboyane
Bastile Day Celebrated In New Orleans French Quarter
New Orleans on July 14 marked Bastile day with an elaborate program to raise funds for a local French club. The event featured a procession, receptions, Le Marseillaise, a tableau of United States and France, speeches by Governor John M. Parker Mayor Andrew McShane and French consul-general Charles Barret, a banquet and dancing.
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Bastile
Stegeth
Parallé
United States
France
John M. Parker
Andrew McShane
Charles Barret
Mbarty
Atlanta
Funeral services for Harry E. Anschutz in Philadelphia
Funeral services for Harry Edward Angzburg secretary and engineer of the Atlanta planning commission who died July 11 in Philadelphia will be conducted there. Survived by his wife Grace Reba Anschutz. Widely known and prominent citizen.
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Atlanta Planning Commission
Philadelphia
Ts Oy Ats
Anschutz
Grace Reba
Dalton Business Association elects officers in July meeting
Dalton Ga July 14 Special Bowen re-elected Breniene of the Dalton Business on a association officers elected were E G Coffey vice president WW Sapp secretary treasurer W C McGehee C P Hanneh and J Thomas an arvice committee. The organization is growing rapidly.
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Breniene
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Sapp
Transurer
W. C. McGehee
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J. ‘Thomas
Anarice
Robbery Allegation In Broad Daylight Seizure
A man named Bill Balls, with an unnamed accomplice, allegedly robbed Homer Mashburn near Batten Dee pans in broad daylight. Mashburn, a young boy, was held while the other suspect took a watch and money and escaped. one suspect was not captured.
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Homer Mashburn
Vaudeville at Lyric and Grand mix of acts dazzles crowd
The Lyric and Grand theatres showcase a lively vaudeville program headlined by Mack and James with a clever This opening half includes Major Allen the famed animal trainer presenting outdoors scenes and moving pictures. The shows feature Seaside Siren Liloyd and Blonde stars with comedic and musical acts, ending with the Gabby Brothers and a striking feature picture The Dangerous Moments starring Carmel Algars.
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James
Eas
Hileriotta
Annie
Tadhe
Eiri
Major Allen
Nations
Ally
Famouz
Barnett
Liloyd
Scotch
Cruett, Kramer And‘company
Niente
Blane
Bernie
Bonnie
Uror
Misa
Williama
West
Cappe
Gale
Odin
Gabby Brothers
Carmel Algers
Packer Employees to Keep Wages Through September
In Chicago on July 14, Federal Judge Samuel Alschuler denied packer companies petition for a 5 cent per hour wage cut. Middle western and western packing houses will retain current rates, likely until September when the agreement expires, affecting over 100,000 workers. Separate ruling confirms Chicago stockyards cut stock handlers by 8 cents per hour, about 11,000 workers affected.
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Samuel Alschuler
Bitrator
Department of Lay Bar
Alschaler
Chicago Steck
Southern Pacific Seeks Lien in A B & A Case Appeal
Southern Pacific petitions in federal court against A B and A railroad, arguing a $3,307.68 debt for materials used in operation grants it a lien superior to any mortgage, with receiver appointed for the railroad. Birmingham Trust and Savings Co. brings the matter into district court.
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A. B. & A. Railroad
Southern Pacific Company
A, BH. &Ai
Georgia
Two Negro men wounded in street stabbing incident
William Moore was stabbed in the side and left lung during an argument at Glenn and McDaniel streets. Willie Barner, 24, of Crumley Place, was arrested on related charges after the assault. Barner held on 3100 bond for a stabbing case while Assistant Fire Chief R J Presley faced a reckless driving arrest after a crash on Stewart Avenue with a Georgia Railway and Power truck. no injuries reported.
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Grady
Willie Barner
Crumley Place
Glenn and
McDaniel Streets
Barner
R.J. Presley
Presley
Stewart , Avenue
Geor ‘Gia Railway. and Power Company
Alabama
Courthouse Fire Destroys Ashley County Records
A fire gutted the Ashley County courthouse on July 14 damaging most county records and the building. Estimated value reached 160000 with only 33600 insured. cause of the blaze is undetermined.
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Hamopurg
Ark
Ashley
Bulla
Surance
Wil Carrie
The Woman God Changed at the Howard theater
A Cosmopolitan production The Woman God Changed shown at the Howard last night drew a delighted audience. The story follows a dancing girl who flees to Tahiti to escape a murder arrest and her later adventures. Owen, the girl, and detective Lincoln intertwined in romance drive the action with sharp direction by Robert G. Vignola and superb photography.
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Howard
Howard Theatre
Tahiti
Seeng Owen
H. &. Lincoln
Werd
Scrap Iron at the Metropolitan ends tomorrow
Charles Ray headlines the First National attraction Scrap Iron at the Metropolitan theatre with laughs and pathos. The production is praised as a novelty and highly entertaining, while Barrymore and Rankin bolster the supporting cast in Jim the Penman at the Criterion.
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Charles Ray
Metropolitan Theatre
Lionel Barrymore
Jim the Penman
The
Criterion
Maurice Barrymore
Doris
Rankin
McKee Rankin
Riders of the Purple Sage at Strand Theatre
Zane Grey's celebrated novel in picture form featuring star William Farnum plays at the Strand for the rest of the week. Critics praise Farnum's versatility and call the film a showcase of his talents, comparing it to his earlier success.
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Strand Theatre
William Farnum
Ag Weil
Zans.Grey
Farnants
Tha Spollers
Is Life Worth Living at Forsyth in Atlanta
The photoplay Is Life Worth Living stars Hugerie O'Brien and opened yesterday at the Forsyth Theatre in Atlanta. Based on George Weston’s story The Open Door from the Saturday Evening Post, the film follows a young American employee acquitted but not vindicated in a crime as he descends into despair. He buys and pawns a meat-eating pawn broker’s item, repeatedly, never using it as intended, reflecting a bleak arc that questions life’s value.
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Forsyth
Hugerie O'Brien
Atlanta
Forsyth Theatre
George Weston
Post
Ilfa
Longest sentence recorded in county meeting inquiry
Fragmentary OCR reads about a prolonged sentence in a county matter tied to a meeting of a superior court. Other details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Ty “Superior
Motion for New Trial Filed in Liquor Still Case
The motion for a new trial was filed as the defense argued. Prosecutors asserted forty gallons of liquor were found at the still when the defendant was arrested by Sheriff Williams a month ago. A number of Columbus residents testified on his behalf as part of the defense.
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BS ‘State
Cannes
Bherik Williams
Columbus
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