Inman Trophy Golf Winners Named at Capital City Club
The Inman golf trophy concluded with Ernest Ottley capturing the first flight Winter Alfriend winning the second and Hinton Hawkins taking the third. The Capital City Country club reports the course as in splendid shape and plans biweekly tournaments all summer.
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Capital City
Ernest Ottley
Winter Alfriend
Hinton Hawkins
Allen's Soot-Nose Powder Comfort For Feet
The advertisement touts Allen's Beet Ease for painful smarting feet from bunions and corns. It promises instant relief, reduces sweating and callouses, and makes new shoes feel comfortable. Sold everywhere for 22 cents with a free trial offer by Allen S. Olmsted, La Roy.
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Allen
Alien S. Olmsted
la Roy
Old Dominion Tennis Opens at Country Club of Virginia
Old Dominion Tennis tournament began at the Country Club of Virginia in Richmond with nearly 100 entries and ideal weather. Favorites advanced, including Wylie Grattan and N Heard, while James Tyler defeated O C Shaner 6-1 22-20 in the day’s feature. Women’s singles saw Marie Wainer beat two opponents, with others reaching the third round as Bealy Wright and Irving Wright set to start singles play tomorrow.
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Old Dominion Tennis
Richmond
Old Dominion
Country Club of
Virginia
Wylie Grant Gan
N. Heard
Rank Hird
Kennedy
Frank C. Lewin
F. W. Capers
WP. Harrity
Eugene Heine
James ‘Tyter
C. Shaner
Lyncheurg
Tyler
Marie Waener
M. Golston
CG. N. Beard
Miss Gasset
Bealy Wright
T. FR. Pell
Irving Wright
Two Baseball Deaths From Pitched Balls
Rockville Connecticut reports the death of Frank Boucher aged 23 after a pitched ball struck his forehead during a game yesterday. In Tompkinsville Kentucky Hill Hammer aged 21, a school teacher, was struck on the head by a pitched ball and died today from a ruptured brain vessel.
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Rockville
Conn
Frank Boucher
Tompkinsville
Hill Hammer
Enzenroth Signs with Kansas City Federal Club
St Louis American League catcher C A Enzenroth has signed with the Kansas City Federal league club and will join the team here tomorrow. Kansas City President K C Madison issues statement tonight.
Convict Camp Reformer Criticizes Georgia Camps
Rev George W Crabtree a prison evangelist for the Presbyterian church contends convict camps in Georgia remain disgraceful despite some improvements. He cites filthy cages, cramped bunks, and uniforms still in stripes, noting reduced whipping but lingering misuses. Crabtree, touring Fulton county camps, reports warden and new superintendent conducting religious services.
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Georgia
George W. Crabtree
Presbyterian Church
United States
Crabtree
Fulton
Grafton County
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Rain Relieves Drought in West Georgia Farmlands
Refreshing rains fell last night and today in various sections of west Georgia ending a drought that had lasted over three weeks and was harming crops in Columbus and surrounding areas.
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Columbus
West Georgia
Executive Committee Formed to Lead Tech Campaign in Atlanta
A luncheon at the Piedmont hotel showcased a strong Atlanta business bloc agreeing to serve as the executive committee for the Tech campaign. J Hobson chairs. members include H M Atkinson E P McBurney W H Hriegshaber and others. Ten subcommittees will be named at a Tuesday meeting as subscriptions flow in.
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Greater Tech
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
J. Hobson
H. M. Atkinson
E. P. McBurney
W. H. Hriegshaber
Captain J
W. English
Brooks Morgan
W. T. Gentry
Arien Johnson
W. L. Peel
David Woodward
T. K. Glenn
Mell R. Wilkinson
George Baldwin
Savannah
Walter P. Andrews
A. R. Colcord
Charles J. Haden
A Carter
F. . Arkwright
J. T. Holleman
J. S. Floyd
W. W. Orr
J. W. Patterson
Matheson
A Jon
F.O.B
Oakland
Ludden & Bates
Atlanta Constitution
Woodall Named Superintendent of Birmingham Division
F M Woodall is appointed superintendent of the Birmingham division of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad, signaling leadership change in the Birmingham office.
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F. M. Woodall
Birmingham
A.,b.& A. Road
Atlanta
Construction Office Changes Are Approved
At an East Atlanta Improvement Club meeting leaders urged faster city improvements including a fire station and a school. Speakers outlined past gains and future aims with officials from city, county, and future council candidates attending. The city also approved changes in the construction department staffing, naming Nim Hurt as assistant chief and McClelland to head the street department.
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East Atlanta
Atlanta
H.C. Blake
Oscar Mills
F.C. Carpenter
Ninth Ward
W. &. Lottis
RH. M. Clarion
Construion Department
Council
W. A. Hansell, Jr
Hansell
Clayton
Nim Hurt
Hurt
McClelland
Engineer Hurt
Fight to Open Friday on the Frank Verdict
Solicitor Dorsey says no further continuance for the motion to set aside the verdict. The trial will begin Friday at 10 o'clock before Judge Ben L. The soldier has compiled extensive affidavits and evidence to counter the verdict and prevent reversal.
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Dorsey
Ben l
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