Georgia State League Adopts F L A G Moniker
The Georgia State League proposes renaming to F L A G. The change stems from Gainesville Florida joining and Dothan Alabama already in, giving four Georgia cities one Florida city and one Alabama. The new name reflects Florida Alabama Georgia and awaits official league director approval.
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Pame
Gainesville
Ala
Dothan
Jeage
Georgia
Florida City
Dama City
Georgwim State League
Charles A. Faircloth
Gaines, Ville
National Tennis Meet Opens With Out of Town Favorites Leading
Philadelphia, Boston, New York, California and Norway lead the opening rounds of the Women's National Tennis Championship in the United States meet. Notables include Molla Bjurstedt and Hazel Hotchkiss, with others from California, Boston, and New Jersey in action. The event runs through Saturday with teams competing in doubles and mixed doubles as well as singles.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
California
Norway
United States
Molla Bjurstedt
George Wightman
Biss
Hazel Hotchkigs
Georgia Managers Plan Arena Expansion in Amens
At the Georgia athletic council meeting in Amens on June 7 the election of managers for the Georgia Tomsvall team was held. E. J. Tansey Jr of Athens was named team manager with J. G. Astley of Valdosta as assistant and S. Bennett of Waycross as treasurer. Plans were begun for erecting additional grandstands to seat a thousand at Sanford Field.
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Amens
Athletic Council of
Gorgia
Mana
Gorgia Tomsovall
E. J. Tansey, Jr
Athens
J. G. Astley Jdosta
Ko] Bennett
Waycross
Tinancad
H. OM. wWilet
Sanford Feta
Doc Fenton Playing Fine at Asheville
Waycross, Ga. June reports Doc Fenton recovered from blood poisoning and is signed with Asheville, N C to play center field. Kentor, once the league’s cleverest fielder, is also listed with Asheville alongside Frits Wasem, a top batter from last season.
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Waycross
Speviak
Doc Fenton
Asheville
N.C
Bain
Neyland Named Army Nine Leader at West Point
Cadet Robert BR of the class of ’15 named captain of the Army team for the coming season after Neyland’s Fordham contest. Neyland’s Ford of wing covering two years was twenty straight. In the past season he won eleven of twelve games. Louisville, Midville, and other local scores noted with pitchers Brown and Higdon among highlights. Barrow county mills defeated Walton mills 8 to 6 with Mills striking out fifteen. A dramatic two hour game in Morena between Fats and Leans ended 26 to 19 for the Leans. Elberton beat Royston 7 to 5 with Dahlonega’s Jones pitching and Stevens homering.
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West Point
Robert BR
Aest
Fay
Fordham
Neyland
Ford
Sea Bom
Louisville
Gawanet
Midville
Unis
Brown
Leuisville
Stone
Ridville
Barrow County Mills
Winder
Barrow County Cotton Mills
Walton Mills
Monroe
Mmlens
Barrow
Jones
Addington
Morris
Morena
Diamond Aince
P. Fordan
Mandot Wins Debt? Notable 15 Round Bout in New Orleans
In New Orleans Mandot defeats Azevedo in a 15 round rough contest at 134 pounds. No knockdowns occurred as the decision was awarded after the final bell. The weigh-in occurred at 3 pm today.
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Senurisanz
Quue
Mandot
New Orleans
Azevedo
California
Carnivals Triumph at Georgia Tech Opening Night
A grand commencement carnival at Georgia Tech drew about three thousand spectators as Miss Anne Patterson was crowned queen with maids of honor and a lively program. The event featured a Havana bout parody, Chaplin-style skits, and varied booths from physics to architecture, ending with arena dancing before a rain shower.
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Tech
Anne Patterson
Electa 1
Domain
Sheba’s
Grant Held
K. G. Math
Ells
Lewis
Alll
Charlie Barney
Caariie Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Kitty Gordon Heads Good Bill at Forsyth Theater
Kitty Gordon and Jack Wilson top a lively Forsyth program with Alma in The Return of Alma, a one act play steeped in vaudeville nostalgia. The bill also features Franklyn Bath, Ray Dooley and Guletti’s trained baboons as seasoned acts drive strong crowd appeal.
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Kitty Gordon
Fack Wilson
Forsyth Theater
Miss Gordon
Alma
Wilson
Atlanta
Norway
Alama
Jack Wilagn
Orpheum
Franklyn Bath
Swain Oatsman
Ray Dooley
Elmer Gram
Gordon Dooley
Frank Marckley
Carmen
Guletti
Gordon-Wilson
Robert Moran
Two Girls Die as Train Hits Auto in Macon
In Macon two young women died when their car was struck by a train. Sam Pearson and Asher Ayers, prominent Georgia Tech alumni, aided Miss Pearson’s rescue efforts. Pearson, Ayers and others are linked to local families and clubs. the tragedy draws attention of college and church communities and prompts a Junior Auxiliary meeting at St Luke's church.
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Miss Pearson
Georgia Tech
Sam Pearson
Tech
Asher Ayers
Chip Rohnert
College Park
Atlanta
Macon
C. D. Pearson
Migs Pearson
Catholic Ladies' Relief Society
Miss Wigley
M. Wrigley
Third Street
W. W. Wrisley
First National Bank
Miex Mary Pearson
Atlants
St. Luke's Church
Misa
Rain
Anti Merger Men Win in Decatur Council Election
Decatur citizens yesterday voted against merging Kalbi and Fulton counties. W. J. Chase of the first ward and Walter P. Daniel of the third ward led a strong anti merger campaign, reflecting constituent opposition. Vote tallies show Chase defeating Hodges and Daniel succeeding Chase, with other ward results noted.
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Decatur
UeKalbi
Fulton
W. J
Chane
Walter P. Daniel
William Alden
Betweon
W. J. J. Chase
A.B. Almon
Walter P. Pagr Chase
R. Chase
Hodges
Daniel Syosceda J. Z Duple
Home from Reunion, W. P. Archer Is Dead
W P Archer aged 60 died Monday at his home 190 South Pryor. Body removed to Hemperly's Chapel in Kent Point. He is survived by his widow three daughters and three sons. The deceased was a Confederate veteran and had just returned from a reunion in Richmond.
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W. P. Archer
Hemperly
Kent Point
Richmond
Benjamin P Myers Dies in Atlanta Business Leader
Benjamin P. Myers a leading Atlanta businessman died Monday morning at his home 6 West Alexander Street. The body was moved to Poole's chapel where the funeral will be held later this afternoon at 3 30 o'clock Interment will follow in West View Myers was president of Myers Steam Laundry.
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Benjamin P. Myers
Atlanta
Liz
West Alexander Street
Poole's Chapel
Weat View
Mr. Myers
The
Myers Steam Laundry
Navy Exam Cheating Probe Swells At Annapolis
Annapolis Md June probe into irregularities in naval academy examinations widens as the court of inquiry chaired by Rear Admiral Fullam hears testimony on the alleged theft of Spanish exam papers. Testimony indicates copies circulated as dope and that some senior officers may have tried to shield involved midshipmen while others faced pressure about their trials.
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Naval Academy
Quiry
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Board of
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Accademy
Pullam
Ester
TreAsom
Department of Modern Lapeuages
Friends of Midstipman
James Mose
Good Hope
The
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Board of Inquiry
Kusigan
Carlos V. Cusady
Department of “Modern
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Eheae
T. Www
Harrison
Virginia
D. E. Duncan
Michigan
Aguetom
Academy of
Que
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Albert Cohen
Carlin
Midshipmen
Academy Taall
Ralph McK. Nelson, Jr
New York
Ollows
G. C. Kriner
H. C. B. Hunter
H. H. Harrison
R. R. Adams
H. D
Clark
W. & Hactor M
Foullam
Rst
Mortuary Notices Highlight Last Page Listings
Edwin Gann aged 2 died at home near Smyrna survived by widow two sons Hoy Gann Compton Gann and three daughters Misses Hilnabeth Effie Ada of Smyrna Mrs W H Renfroe aged 31 died at home East Point body removed to Pool chapel Dorothy Saye infant died at home of parents J H Saye 107 Meldrin street body to Patterson chapel Chicago Suspect offers to roads employees to ease strike tensions failing to raise raise in rent leading to new costs for company
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Smyrna
Hoy Gann
Compton Gann
Atlanta
Miasés Hilnabeth
Effie
Ada
W. H. Renfroe
W. H. Renfrde
East Point
Dorothy. Saye
Dorothy’ Saye
Pire
J. H. Saye
Meldrin' Street
Patterson's Chapel
New High Records on Stock Exchange
New York reported renewed market activity with war and motor ties shaping the day. General Electric rose to 186 1 2, a multi year high, while General Motors gained to 157 1 2. Bethlehem Steel rose 9 to 158, Canadian Pacific fell amid speculation government action, and copper led sector strength with United States Steel fluctuating. Total sales reached about 1.732 million in par value with U.S. bonds unchanged.
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New York
General Mostere
Bethlehem
Breel
Canadian Pacific
London
United States
Canada
Honda
Azure
Turpentine Firms Report Mixed Sales and Shipments
Naval Stores details from Boyannah and nearby docks show mixed activity. Figures record sales, receipts, and shipments across several firms with quoted prices for various grades. Inventories include stock values and dock deliveries, reflecting regional timber and naval stores trade in June.
Market notes from Coffea New York and foreign finances
Market review reports futures in Coffea New York opening higher and closing modestly higher amid limited trading. Prices for nearby grains and Brazil s exports show mixed movement as London silver and money markets hold steady. Rice futures in New Orleans firm with steady demand and Honduras rough rice quoted at 5.15 per sack.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Professional Views On Cotton Situation
New York dispatches report mixed cotton market sentiment with hopes that renewed demand may draw buyers from Manchester and America. Heavy rains in Oklahoma and northwest Texas prompted early buying, but losses after Liverpool prices fell. analysts note limited current demand and the need for imports to replenish reserves while mills press for cotton flow.
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Liverpool
Manchester
America
Belgium
France
Germany
Huss
Cottom
Oaklahoma
Texas
Hubbard Bros. & CO
North Taxas
Oklahoma
Liv
Er Rere
Valuaa
Bond & CQ
Weather bulletin notes scattered showers in belt
In the past 46 hours general weather activity occurred in Texas and Oklahoma with scattered showers in other districts. Temperatures are slightly lower in Oklahoma and slightly higher in central and eastern portions of the belt. Dr. von Herrmann, Section Director Weather Bureau.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Mwecht
Oklanes
von Herrmann
Weather Surenu
Unusual Opportunity for Democrats on Big Business
A conservative New York banker argues the federal court decision against the government in the United States Exes corporation shows a break for business. He urges the Democratic party to back big business, attack muckrakers, and push policies to restore confidence and economic progress, claiming the administration has hindered growth and that Wilson should pursue dissolution actions only with full court hearings.
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New York
United Statex Exes!’ Corporation
Benniog Chase
Giacontent
Peamla
Taft and
Wickerabemy
Department of Commerce
Roonevelt
Democratic Party
Wilson
Ated Corporation
Wileh Haw
Cederal
Witac
Market summary of live stock receipts across Chicago St Louis and Kansas City
Chicago June 7 live stock receipts 24 000 hogs heavy and mixed prices posted. cattle receipts 18 600 with native beef and western mixtures. sheep receipts 10 090 with steady quotes. St Louis June 7 hogs 11 340 with mixed to steady values. cattle 3 600 receipts and sheep 4 600 with steady to higher ranges. Kansas City hogs 0 receipts. cattle 0 receipts with prime fed steers and various grades listed. sheep 6 000 receipts with lambs and yearlings priced steady to higher.
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Chicago
Burke
Merit
St. Louia
Texas
Indian St
Kansas City
Neavy
Wackern
Helfers
Atockers
Metals Market Notes From New York and London
Reported metal prices show New York gune i-nead at 95.50 with 5.7 variance. In London lead quoted at £24 108 with electrolytic outputs and futures near £263 16s. Announced iron values: No.1 northern $14.59, No.2$14.28, No.2 southern $14.00. Spot and futures details listed with various grades and exchanges.
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London
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