New Ruling Sets Arbitration On Optional Baseball Men
Auburn NY July 21 Chairman Farralt issues a ruling on arbitration governing minor league baseball and the trading of players among major and minor leagues. The decision outlines eligibility, sale, and service terms for players within specified class categories and sets a 20 day period for draft actions and related procedures.
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Sporting editor answers questions on Bil breaches and lineups
The sporting editor outlines answers about Bil breaches and lineups, referencing Dick Jemson and The Constits. It notes Crariers lineup errors, mentions Malcolm Reynolds, Chapman, and Frank Sparks, and discusses Sparks pitching for Monsomery on a Friday.
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Dick Jemson
Constits
Crariers
Malcolms Abraham
Reynolds Ana and
Chapman
Dik Jen
Sparks
Monsomery
Frank Sparks
Hot Charges Hear Kent Hearing On Disbarment Case
The Kent case before the Senate judiciary committee centered on William B Kent once disbarred in 1810. The bill to reinstate him was debated amid fierce accusations of unprofessional conduct, including defrauding clients and false swearing, with the panel deferring action pending a later meeting.
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Alaterith
Wiliam B Kent
General Judiciary Committee
Senate
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Graham
Jrior
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Motorcycle Accident Near Metropolis Hospital Injures Rider
Motorcyclist Dave Rdsall of Collage Park was injured when his bike collided with a car near Metropolis. The driver Harrys Manning of Mast Point was uninjured and two other men in the car received minor injuries. Manning carried the rider to Grady hospital and reported the incident. Police say the car’s lights went out as the motorcyclist approached.
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Collage Park
Harrys Manning
Mast Point
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Manning
Grady Hospital
Count
Municipal Court Bill Introduced In House
The bill, designed to enact the October 2 1917 amendment abolishing Atlanta justice of the peace courts and creating a municipal court, was introduced in the House Monday by Fulton and DeKalb counts. It would establish a city court with a chief judge and four associates, backed by the bar and many leading lawyers and business men, with no opposition yet and expected passage.
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Alamo
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Colonel R T Bennett Dead Waynesboro
Riaden Tyler Bennett died at his home this morning after a brief illness of pneumonia aged 71. Colonel Bennett was a war hero and a former judge in 1880, later elected to the Forty eighth and Forty ninth Congresses before resigning to pursue private business.
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Excursion to Tybee and Savannah by Georgia Railway
Central of Georgia Railway offers a July 25 round trip excursion from Atlanta through Carrollton Forsyth and intermediate points to Tybee and Savannah. Special coaches and seating cars provided by the Tiaan-Coaches and Steening units under agent supervision.
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Forsyth
Tybee
Savannah
Central OF Georgia Railway
Fish Die by Hundreds in South Georgia Stream
In Americus on July 31 special notice will be given to State Game Warden Jeas E Mercer by Camery Warden Wiliam McWath regarding wholesale destruction of fish in Macabe grow near Americus. Dead fish float for miles, likely from seepage from fertilizer or acid plants draining into the Muckalee Creek.
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Americus
Jeas E Mercer
Camery
Wiliam McWath
Warden Reports Mass Fish and Turtle Die-off Downstream
Warden McMath conducted an inspection for miles downstream and reported hundreds of dead fish terrapins and turtles this afternoon. He warned that without a remedy greater destruction may follow and urged action to stop the catastrophe.
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Warden McMath
Southern Erehnite Toor Spares Atlanta Visit
A fragmented notice advertises a travel tour from Atlanta to multiple Midwest cities including Cincinnati and Chicago with a steamer trip on Lake Michigan. It promises eight day excursions with transport, hotels, and meals for 49.76 dollars, inviting representatives and agents to respond, listing a P O Box in Atlanta.
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Suliman
Coninnati
Merarland
Atlanta
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