Southern Bowling Congress Meets Here
The Southern Bowling Congress holds its initial meet at Crystal alleys Friday and Saturday with top bowlers from Savannah Knoxville and Chattanooga plus strong local teams. The 49 games feature five man and two red teams and singles over twenty hours of bowling. Local bowlers practice as the event aims to showcase quality bowling and welcome visiting teams from Atlanta.
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South
Southern Bowling Congress
Savannah
Knoxvile
Chattanooga
Consieta
Sharks
Brunswick- Galke-Colated
Southashettes
Roy Thel
Evers
Atlanta
Jakin Edges Headland In Three Game Series
Inkin defeated Headland Alabama in a three game series with two wins for Jakin and one loss. First game featured strong pitching and timely hitting by Myers Katte and Steely. Second game saw a Home team rally producing six runs, while Headland benefited from solid hitting by Myers and Laney in early frames. Third game Headland prevailed 8 to 5 thanks to superior hitting led by Myers and Laney.
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Inkin
Jakin
Headland
Als
Myers Katte
Steely
Dakin
Lester
Paul
Laney
Mitchell
Stealy
Myers
Monit
Steal
Stinson to manage Charleston club in South Atlantic loop
Macon Ga June 23 Manager George Stinson of the Macon baseball team asked and was released to join the Charleston club of the South Atlantic league where he will be manager. Pitcher Ed Foeter becomes Macon’s new manager. Macon will retain its franchise through the end of the season.
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Macon
George Stinson
Charleston
Ed Foeter
Georgia Economy and Farm Growth Highlight Brive Report
Georgia spending on home production shows a rise in self sufficiency as Commissioner James D Brive notes attraction of agricultural workers nationwide and reduced food expenditure. The report cites state oil inspection revenue and cattle tick eradication efforts while detailing a baseball game where Louisville defeated Warrenton 7 to 5 with key pitching and fielding moments.
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James D. Brive
Georgia
United States
Bryant
Peter F. Balmsen
Carranza Declares War to Crush Villa in Mexico
Washington reports General Venustiano Carranza informs the United States he will not negotiate with General Villa and will press his campaign to defeat him. Officials note little hope for a settlement between factions as Carranza asserts his revolution aims at principles over personalities. Carranza says amnesty will be granted to non-criminals. Villa and associates must leave Mexico or face military trial.
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Washington
Venus J
Carranza
United States
Villa
Wilson
Vera Cruz
General Vila
Villa-Zapata
Mexico
Charles A. Douglas
Eliseo Arredondo
Oregon
Enrique C. Liorente
Villa-Zapa
Daring burglars found in a store and one arrested
Two African American men attempted a robbery at W. P. McCollster’s store at Hunt and North avenue by posing as porters. Wingate Battle restrained them after threatening with a revolver, and police arrested Scott Cobb while his companion escaped.
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W. P. McCollster
Hunt and
North Avenue
Wingate Battle
Fast North Avenue
Geongin Railway and Power Co
Gattle
Scott Cobb
Southern Retail Furniture Men Convene in Columbia
The Southern Retail Furniture Association held the second day of its two day convention in Columbia South Carolina with addresses by Mayor L A Griffith Hawley Holcombe and R C Williams. President Sydnor reported membership rose to about 200 from Virginia Georgia and the Carolinas. The group favored newspapers as an advertising medium and backed measures for beneficial legislation while opposing showroom displays in wholesale houses.
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Columbia, &. C
Southern Retort Furniture Association
L. A. Griffith
Hawley W. Holcombe
Chamber Af Commerce
Columbia ‘Furniture Dealers
G. B. Syanar
Richmond
J. A. Gilmore
Charlottesvile
Sydnor
Virginia
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Land Bought for National Forests in East United States
Washington reports the federal government approved 97,888 acres of non agricultural land for national forests in the White Mountains New Hampshire and the Southern Appalachians. Total eastward acquisitions exceed 1,475,000 acres with further spending around 3280,000.
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Washington
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Southern
Appalachians
National Forest Reserve
Ton” Commission
Boone Purchase
North Carolina
Intlow Hampshire
Potomac
Virginia
West Virginia
Mansanutfon
Natural Bridge
White ‘Top
Tennessee
Savannah
Nantahalacres
Cherokee
Georgia
Cries for bread sound in Mexico
Washington reports Red Cross funds for famine relief in Mexico are exhausted and urgent appeals issued for food and money. Twenty thousand Guerrero residents face near star vation as prices soar, with reports of beggary among teachers and a peddling sister. Mexico City sees food riots, double price corn and beans, bakeries closed for flour, and looming starvation before harvest. Durango slight relief but risk persists. Divango stores looted, 30 percent normal planting projected. Rural hunger and urban distress threaten nationwide as imports and food supplies dwindle amid revolutionary turmoil.
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Washington
Red Cross
Mexico
Guerrero
Vera Cruz
American Red Cross
México City
Durango
Divango
Torreon
At The Theaters This Week At Forsyth And Strand
The Forsyth presents Bonita and Lew Hearn as a deluxe musical comedy “Bright Bite of Musical Comedy” with Jack Gardner and company in “Curse You Jack Dalton” a moving picture spoof. “Fighting Bob” Orrin Jonneson leads a five part drama shot in Mexico styled for photo excellence. The Strand shows Edmund Breeze in “The Walls of Jericho” adapted from Alfred Suiro with Metro quality support.
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Gassue
Billy Thin Geason
Forsyth Theater
Pip
Bonita
Lew Hearn
Chelr
Jack Gardner
Jack Dalton
Moving Pictures
Schwartz Brothers
Jose Heather
Company Steaingers Aid
International Nuts
Kremonna and Darras Brothers
Age Spectoral Merobeth
Uae
Bob
Orrin Jonnean
Maine
Bain
Mutro, Pictures Corporation
South America
Eouch
Mexico
Seii Johnson
Bobs
Olive
Wyndham
Dulcina
Gurus
Metro Tits
Priday
Foxum Corporation
Edmund Breeze
Walls of
Jericho
Alfred Suiro
James J. Hackett
Graustarr at the Grand with Bushman in Grau ee
Francia X Bushman stars as Grau ee in a return engagement at the Grand for one day only. Movie lovers flocked to see his acclaimed performance once more as audiences lined up for the revival. Friday and Sunday brings Rose Coghlan in a different feature. Type metal composition noted as sixty five lead parts, twenty five antimony parts, and ten tin parts.
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Francia X. Bushman
Grauee
Grand Theater
Grand
Wnauld
Nap
Ft. TC
Dye shortage threatens mills in North Carolina
Charlotte June 23 The only relief for the acute dyes shortage is a British order in council modification. H A Metz New York broker told the North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association that sufficient dye stuffs cannot be produced in America. Two large Greensboro mills announce closures July 1, risking more shutdowns across the state this summer.
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Charlotte
N. C
H. A Metz
New York
North Rolling Association of Cotton Manufacture
America
North Carolina
Greensboro
Enlistment Drive Boosts Marine Corps Reach in South
The Atlanta Marine Corps office reports strong June enlistment in a district including Memphis, Birmingham, and Nashville. Recruiting chief Lieut H Colvocorss notes steady gains as the center of the district grows. Argentina breweries produce enough beer for two and a half gallons per resident annually.
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Atlanta
Marine Resuits
H. Colvocorss
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
Argentina
Slayer Calls Sheriff Will Thurman Kills Amos Goddard
Cedartown Ga June 13 Special Wil Thurman of Heney in this county phoned Sheriff J B Dempecy that he had killed Amos Goddard of the same place The sheriff and deputy brought Thurman back to jail after the man surrendered The trouble between them is not learned Thurman allegedly struck Goddard on the head with a hammer
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Cedartown
Wil Thurman
Heney
Fni
This
J. &. Dempecy
Amos Goddard
Bincat
Thurman
Law
Jorta
Goddard
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Garber
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