Smyrna Defeats Center in Low-Scoring Amateur League Tilt
Local play saw Smyrna beat Center 10 to 2 after a tied start, with Center’s late pitching collapse allowing Smyrna seven runs in the final two frames. Other scores include Royston edging Elberton 4 to 3 in eleven innings, College Park topping Holy Innocence in a tight clash, and Philips losing to Capital View 5 to 4 as bats and fielding miscues shaped a busy sports section.
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College Park
Holy Innocence
Ailestan Fio
Col Teme Park
LyFisher If
Aes
Warlin
Foster
Sutton
Logan
Patton
Mieke
Creene
Armetrong of
Thomson
Ecly
Jamea Vt Torls
Fulton
Planer
B. Soost
Tnaings Expanstion Gr Mee
Barto
Pitteaa
Union City
Atlanta
Patten
Bella
Pits
Fibback Jonathass
Atten
Saith Reeves
Walkabay
Fishbac
Whittier Mills
Fulton Bas
Gorton
Tao
Vandergrift Han
Vane
Park
Sheeto
Nlor Rams
Bumimary F
Armatrong
Baee
Logan Reeves
Drake
Fester
Cowes
Luton
Claner
Scotydale
Acore
Patie
Sion
Anathans
Otdale
Whittler Wills
Spencer Ty the Gore
Simmons
Wiliams Smt
Ostorn
Morial
Semmone
Woollex Memorial
Smith
Donald
Bero
inntsEs
Daniel Cay
Ptamont van
Weemes
Wo Thames
Keely Company
Emoree
Asardin
Halmes
Jonneau
Westas Memorial
Cstern Shamons Embrie
Howard Cwiamey
Um Rain
Rita Solaman
Doanson
Grant Park
Mason
Mullin
Turd
Lama
Mason Davis
Vinnon
MILLS
Vinson Sa
Ru Herford
Mors Medlock
Bert McPher Bradley
Refiaine Lawson
Aon ‘Crana
Jared
Kennington Ft
Blake Et Grinwell
Bayder
Beckworth Carrere
RAND
Laniage
Callett
En ‘Auto Top Co
Cody
Lonese Collins
Cutcombe
al Simmarr
Vinson Davis
Vinson
Yarbrough
Iran
Aradtey
Mulla
Whitman
Macon
Auto Top
Hall
Garrett
Trekla
Deteon ‘Spencer
Sf Retele
Grace Company
Weat Point
Texas
Woodward
Lamber
Wen
Anon First Baptist Ay
Bauc i Capel Views
Caltege Park Ag
Grace
Central Congregational Holy Innocence
Union Officials Indicted for Miners Conspiracy in West Virginia
Indictments allege union officials conspired with the United Mine Workers to block coal from entering lake markets and Canada. Secretary Ridiections, secretary treasurer Thun Fidwing Perry, and others denied any collusion, insisting miners should get fair wages and that wage reductions would be accepted if justified. West Virginia operators opposed their unionization efforts. President White was in Cumberland and VP Hayes was reportedly unreachable.
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West Virginia
Lake
Canada
Indianapolia
Jane
Perry
United Mine Workers of America
Charleston
John P White
Cumberland
Rank J Hayes
Indianapolis
Bandit escape via feminine disguise fascinates rancher tale
Douglas Arix Tune recounts a Mexican American rancher who, after a $2600 ransom demand, fled bandits by donning women’s clothes and concealing his money. He slipped past guards, hid funds in the house, then fled to the border and banked the cash. The report also notes political shifts in Sinaloa with Governor Rivera not reinstated and Mindero’s capture and escape in Mexico City and Havana.
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Douglas Arix
George Bogartts
Nisk
Opula Senora
Dussart
Sinaloa State
Constitutionaliet
Felipe Rivera
Sinaloa
Rivera
Mindero
Mexico City
Havana
Ile
Youths of Monroe Must Stop Drifting Nails in Coffins
In Monroe Georgia the town council tightens local law to ban cigarette smoking by anyone under 21 within corporate limits. Ministers and parents pressed for enforcement, with a petition from fathers of teens backing the move. The ordinance aligns with state law restricting sales to minors.
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Monroe
Athens
Walton
Atundrea
Walton County
Gulls Stand High At Home And Away
The Wable Gully leads the league with a home winning percentage of 724 and road at 660. Home and abroad percentages show the Gull team’s road and home strength, noting finishes against Montgomery Memphis Birmingham and New Orleans with Monday games included.
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Dick Jemixon
Wable Gully
Montgomery
Anta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Ted Priontie Et Ysa
Atlanta
Ae Ghattancosa
Nacheitia
New Orleana
Theaa Aganas Inclide
Arab Back Number and Arab Racing Legacy
An analysis of Arab horses versus English thoroughbreds, noting Arabs now excel in quality yet lack racing vigor. A historic match saw a fine thoroughbred triumph over a dozen Arab horses in rough terrain, surprising nobles and fans of Arab bred racing.
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Henry Sedley
England
English
Jockey Club
Cryptians
We Caner
Reform in Cactus a single salary commission desired
In a Denver Republican letter the writers call for one commission in Cactus to set a salary and replace job creation with an uplift that acts itself. They criticize multiple commissions and reformers as passive and costly and urge a straightforward reform without charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cactus Center
Denver Republican
Mrs Susan Henning dies aged 69 in residence
Mrs Susan J Henning aged 69 died at 27 Hillion Street yesterday morning. She is survived by her husband and ten children. Funeral services were conducted at 3 o clock this afternoon and the interment will be at West View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan J Henning
Susan I Llenning
Hillion Street
West View
Committee thanks Constitution for aiding Whitehall regrade
The working committee of Whitehall street property holders thanks The Constitution for support in the project to regrade Whitehall street. They argue the upgrade would raise property values by at least 100 to 200 dollars per foot along the corridor, boosting long term city revenue and reinforcing Whitehall as a key business artery alongside Peachtree. Signed by local real estate and business leaders.
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Whitehall Street
Atlanta Ga
Cits
Atlanta
Mitchell
Forsyth Streets
West End
Railroad
Whitehall
Peachtree Street
Trinity
Carrier
D Greenfield
Chas H Black
Gay Geo 1
Walker
DR _E G JONES
ML. Thrower
Nathan Woolf
A Broyles
Frank Liebman
Otis Walker Dunson
Pi Kappa Alpha Banquet Held At Georgian Terrace
The annual Lanquet of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity was held at the Georgian Terrace with about thirty members present and several Atlanta alumni in attendance. Robert A Smythe served as toastmaster and several prominent alumni offered toasts including John S McClelland and Rev C B Wilmer. The Terrace banquet room was decorated in fraternity colors and Terraces chef prepared Amena for the event. Notables responding to toasts included Eugene D Willingham Wiliams C M Wood Harold Cooledge R M Rolfe W Westmoreland Sam N Hodges and John G Gilliam.
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Pi Kappa Alpha
Georgian Terrace
Robert A Smythe
Atlanta
Tohn S McClelland
C B Wilmer
Terrace
Eugene D Willingham
Roh
Wiliams
C M Wood
Harold Cooledge
R M Rolfe
Westmoreland
Sam N Hodges
John G Giliam
Georgia Tech freshman oration on city government and Sunday shows
In Atlanta a Georgia Tech freshman oration contest addressed city governance flaws and the move to a commission government. Speakers debated Sunday opening of movie shows, the authority of officials, and the need for streamlined departments with clear responsibility. The Andrews medal recognized student orators in a joint contest at the University.
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EB Levy
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Tevy
Commission
Hac
Oardy
Senota
C i. Robertson
Vidalta
Athens
Gale Kiplinger
Richard Battle
Lofiscor L M Brittals
J . Woodward
Georgia
W W Memringer
All Saints Church
Andrews
Leslie Johnson Dies While Dining With Wife
Leslie Johnson, a travel salesman from Guthrie, collapsed and died suddenly while chatting with his wife at a hotel dinner table during a trip. He was age unknown, in good health, and appeared jovial before the fall. He was taken to Greenberg & Bond chapel and will be sent to Guthrie for funeral and interment with his wife and son present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Johnson
Leslie J
Hatel
Johnson
Guthrie
Greenberg & Bond
Frantic Philadelphia Record Says Time Flows Amid Change
Fragmented note from the Philadelphia Record sketches public unease as new ideas sweep in and power shifts stir tension. The piece mentions Bevanne and Rog Bach and hints at political dynamics influencing happiness and personal agency.
Carnegie trust scandal shocks New York financiers
The article reports a broad probe into Carnegie entities in New York with Joseph B Reichmann linked to irregularities and a sentencing involving a multimillion dollar trust. It notes massive assets and the involvement of prominent figures, detailing financial strains and legal actions affecting a wide network connected to the Carnegie interests.
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Kanaan
Andrew
Reichmann
Varnesse Trust
To Blossoms Fair Pled a Quasi Truce in Verse
In a fragmentary verse attributed to Robert Herrick, flowers and lovers exchange motifs of restraint and gentle smiles. The speaker laments the fleeting courage of youth and compares leaves to blossoms that reveal pride yet fade, ending with a wistful farewell.
New Use for Buttermilk Inspires Paint Mixing
A damaged clipping reports a Philadelphia North American item about a farmer near Bowers Campora whose buttermilk was used to thicken paint. Western Cutpat Tot and Samper tested a home project where a child emptied buttermilk into paint, completing a mix. Investigation confirms the child’s act and the unintended result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia North Armeriven
Bowers Campara
Hair fashions signal pompadour revival in London meeting
An industry gathering of hairdressers from Tendon Brudele and Berlin in London heard Paris designers advocate inward styling and a return to the pompadour. The trend emphasizes simple lines, practical shaping, and a flat fringe behind the ears, suited for English fashions.
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Roma
Berlin
London
Paris
The Greatest City by Welter Whitman
A reflective piece extols a city as the greatest not by docks or industry but by the moral stature of its people. It contrasts material wealth with civic virtue, praising the idea of a city measured by character rather than grand infrastructure.
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Alands
Ehopp
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Hal Reynolds
Smyrna
Center Hill & Sinena
Lam
Hillew
Eaven
Joringn Smyrna
Crocertwen
Civie Plan Ter
Crocetrmen Slearue
Langue “Kamperm Rogers Adlenta Journal Pro
Qive and Commission
Grant Park Grocery
Tempany and Stewart
Fonea Grocery Company
Tearhtree
Flaerton
Royston
St Philps
Capital View
Philips
Capitol View
Thornes
St Philips
Capiol View Furst Baptist Central Congregational
Bummary
Denann
Morgan
Cohen
Tenson
Jenning Ta Pery
Cheek
Tiler
Péreck
Baldwin T
Cheak
Besos Morgan Yorn
Cohen Harpett
Baldwin Perry Stallings
Beavers
Ashlry
Wesley
Ashary
Oly
Honings
Asbury
St Caplini Avenue
Battle Hill
Stes
Mary White
White
Bender
Tessa
Crane
Woodward Lumber Company
Gulf Renning Company
Atlanta Gas Light
Ausott Cas Light
Ecora
Cressmen
Murray
Solthern
Murray Onensty
Southern Railway
Puckett
Alowel
Murray Gin
Pepe Hurman
Neten
Pueser
Sr Sundat School
Baptist
Wesley Ogu Trinity
Waltitt
Central Baptist and Grace
Tara
Baldwin
Blackmon
Pbs
Balan Aneta
Orace
Jeror
Martin Et Lch
Effectyeneas
Davenport
Cohen Vanderr Fle
Pery
Didiake
RED
Dilek
Detta
Kelle
Taylor
Tatala
Tonises Hallet
Davis
Ann Rea Seal
Cal
Baraca
Olues
McDonald
Geréon
Geron Nmné
Yonathans
Etme
Dai
Tripla Steal
Ty Vandergriff
Jonathans
Acmerong
Vanderaril
Jack Pals
Licago Serapin
Frrom
Philadephia
GWINN
Invactarry
Bell Phone
Ivy
Wsobert Herrick
Fae
Brows
Arch St. Philadelphia
Nobby
Woolens
Peachtree and
Auburn Avenue
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