Tomochich Edges Bitter Head In Hot Oaklawn Bout
At Oaklawn March 9 Lagates Temochicht led the field as Tomochich won a nose decision over Bitter Hand in the featured race. Stand Pat Mechant and Barbaros were strong favorites in the card with Stang Pet and Three furlong sprints fueling excitement. Oaklawn entries list several horses with odds and times noted for the day’s six events. Giants begin spring practice as New York’s camp returns to base after a long season.
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Dresden
Cherrs
Jack Ratlin
McTaughting
Sneer
Gary Brook
Gishock
Sandino
Diss Martha
Mary Welsh
Gama Bird
Paradise Spring
Glendover
Gry Ren
Barbaros
Radtke
Charlie Thomp
Son
Helgersen
Proteus
Garwood
the Wing
Katty Platt
George Vivian
Cherm
Los Angeles
J. Denison
Mate
Scoville
Schem
Aten
Tomochich
Wilson
Faley
Susia Gregg
Kis
Misa Perris
Stany
Macran
le Bates
Hardwick
Adarco
Spears
Aglo Lewis
Downing
Laseil
Henry O” Day
Nerothent
Ballard Bifocal Glasses Offer Invisible Bifocal Vision
Walter Baldwin Optical Company advertises Ballard bifocal glasses as the latest and best invisible bifocals. The copy claims lower cost, lighter thinner lenses, and easier changes, inviting readers to a demonstration at 61 Peachtres Street, Atlanta.
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Walter Balind
Phi Gamma Will Celebrate Founding Anniversary at Emory College
Phi Gamma Literary and Debating society marks its ninety ninth founding anniversary on March 8 at Emory College Oxford Ga with alumni address by Dr W N Ainsworth Savannah and a program of speaking music and welcoming remarks. Speakers include EH A Rogers J B Pearson W T Henslee and Clyde Cooper. The event promises a lively program, alumni attendance, and student holiday for the occasion. Also notes health remedy notes and Dr King’s New Life Pills advertisement.
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Phi Gamma
Emorr College
Oxford
Phi Gamma Literary and
W. N. Ainsworth
Savannah
A Rogers
Atlanta
J. B. Pearson
Morwerd
Cat Jegs
Cumni
New Home For Seaboard Ticket Office Moves to Penebtres Street
The City Ticket Office will relocate after March 1 to the English American Building at 88 Penebtres street. Seaboard authorities announce the move to centralize operations and improve service.
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Seaboard Ticket Office
Bearboard
Penebtres Street
Racing at Fairgrounds New Orleans March card draws crowd
At Fairgrounds New Orleans in early March a standard racing program attracted a decent crowd. Favorites included Belen Ineas Flavigny and Ra Harty as seven races ran with horses like Sweet Favor Helen Lucas and Peter Mathauel placing in various events. Weather cloudy with a slow track, multiple entries listed for each race and upcoming entries detailed.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Belen Ineas
Flavigny
Ra Harty
Sweet Favor
Moreland
Woo
Loretta H
C. Bell
King's Gem
Martin
Ransum
Susanna
Beatrice H
Fidorf
Sainsilia
Sellim Ele Henry
Redells
Guage
Hines
Herrihe
Lemon Girl
Aupurnon
Stara Rune
Pag Ae Veranda Imboden
Loulse MacFarlan
Trines Hall
Benora
Mite
Johnson
Peter Mathauel
Lancasmnen
Attraction
Hyatmth
Atweca
Ma&hogany
Ma&hogany Ren Fifth Race—Five and A Half, Furlongs, Selling. “Limencis
L. Hottman
Tal
Request
P. A. Walsh
Merty Belle
Subuchon
Dime
Maggie Lieber
St Boonie
Jenney Burn
Ars Rowfiaht
al Scariet
Red Raven
Lite There
Chinn Introduces Kentucky Racing Commission Measure
State Senator Jack Chinn of Mercer sponsors a bill to create a Kentucky racing commission with five governor appointed members to regulate running race meetings operated by corporations or associations. The panel may revoke licenses for rule violations and set meeting times between April and December. Fines range from 500 to 1000 dollars. Indorsed by bluegrass breeders and Kentucky horsemen, effort to pass before session ends.
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Jack Chinn
Frankfort
Mercer County
Kentucky Senate
Come Mission
Commission
Eiven
Kentucky
Graves Invited to Speak at Jefferson Club Banquet
Atlanta’s John Temple Graves has been invited to speak before the Jefferson Club of Chicago on April 13 to mark Thomas Jefferson’s birthday. Principal speaker will be William Randolph Hearst, with Graves and Toledo Mayor Jang Whitlock as other speakers. Graves accepted, plan to present his own subject.
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John Temple Graves
Atlanta
Antanal
Jefferson Club
Chicaso
Chieago Democrats
Thomas Jefferson
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Mr. Graves
Jang Whitlock
Toledo
Graves
Theodore Nelson
Veffernan Trib Hag
William Jeenings Bryen
Mayer Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Grives
Three Theories Of Death In Fighter’s Demise
San Francisco reports three theories explain the death of prize fighter Harry Tennbaum known as Tenny after a fall in a Grant Avenue bath house. Authorities seek to determine whether epilepsy, accident, or brain hemorrhage caused the fatal injury. The case involves trainers, medical experts, and several seconds from the fight, with police and a city chemist weighing the evidence.
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San Francisco
Harry Tennbaum
Tenny
Grant Avenue
Bath House
Proulio Nei
Kugidh Galeres
Fgbté
Peligs Jonge
Tohanies
Wtoy
Will Gettig Will Not Report for Piedmont Park Duty
Henry Gettig third baseman signed by manager Smith will not report for trial duty at Piedmont park. Gettig likely to be traded to a New York State League club for profit. Three candidates for third base remain Noblett Hoffman and Tiebald. Hobert will stay in Scranton context. Jack Evers, catcher, arrives from Cleveland and may coach the Pen Caks prep team this season.
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Henry Gettig
Smith
Heinie Krug
Hobert
Scranton
Askenback
Piedmont Park
Sasemen
Get
Baltimore
Noblett
Hoffman
Cotton States
Tiebald
Charleston
South Atlantic
Jack Evers
Gleveland
Macon
Atlanta
Avliun
Pencaks
Billy Smith
Games Not Completed After Broken Basket Causes Interruption
In the Atlanta senior basketball league at the auditorium the game between the Athletics and Techs was halted in the second half when a basket broke. Athletics led 7 to 2 at the time, with the M. C. A. club ahead of the soldiers. The season will finish next Friday night with the unfinished games and the regular schedule.
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Auditorium
Atlanta Basketball League
Athletics
Tech
Techs
Suits Filed by Depositors End Reorganization Effort
Fort Smith Ark March 2 Depositors and creditors filed attachments and suits against the suspended Southern Bank and Trust Company ending the bank reorganization bid. J B Reynolds a stockholder petitioned for a receiver amid alleged officer fraud and insolvency. Waller the bank president is in Dallas and plans return. Langston says he will be here tomorrow.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Southerm Bank and Trust Company
J. B. Reynolds
Waller
Dallas
Tex
Langston
Cofferville
Kan
Springs
Rogers
Instant Catarrh Relief From Heapes Cure
Advertisement for Eclipse Catarrh Cure a vegetable remedy claiming instant relief from catarrh. Promises immediate air passage relief, removal of mucus, and membrane soothing effects. Offers free sample and testimonial booklet by mailing name and address to Melipse Medicine Manufacturing Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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Melipse Magicine and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta, Ga
Dwyer Defeats Klank in Expressive Wrestling Bout
Dwyer of Jacksonville defeated Emil Klank of South Omana in a three fall match. Dwyer won the first fall in 23 minutes 52 seconds and the third in 7 minutes 52 seconds. Klank claimed the second fall in 1 second. The purse was 400 dollars with potential 600 in a rematch next Friday with no holds barred.
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Dwyer
Klank
Tamra
Fle
Marea
ML Dwyer
Jacksonville
Emil Klank
South
Omana
Revival services in progress at Jefferson Street church
Reverend B E L Timmons leads the revival at Jefferson Street Methodist with assistance from Wili L of Lafayette as crowds attend daily through next week. Evangelist Charles N. Chittenton preaches tomorrow at Worth Avenue Presbyterian in the morning and Second Baptist in the evening while hosted by Rev. Watke Lewis in the city. Georgia ton purses AP holding meetings Bainbridge belgg tue frst.
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Jefferson Street Methodist Church
B. E. L. Timmons
Wil Il
Lafayette
Charles N. Chittenton
Watke
Lewis Whide
Qty
Lewis
Georgia
Bainbridge -Belgg
City Park horse races showcase surprises at New Orleans meet
Muddy City Park track favors Geldie and Lieutemart Rice as top picks. Multiple races list winners including Chambler, Tambesa, Monterey, Goble, Southampton, Henry of Franstumar, Lieutenant Tice, and others. City Park entries also feature extensive fields and a Macon Ga. bid for a large agricultural show.
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Tne
City Park
Geldie
Lieutemart Rice
Perry Clark
Chambler
Keerner
Lathorpe
Jones
King Leopold
B. Danis
J. D. Dunn
Palatina
Envotta
Larry D
Merry Leap Year
Azele
Fanny Marks
Henrietta
Brightly
Peggy
Tambesa
J. Jones
Nonis Zucitle
Zetternan
Heart of Hyacinth
Mcintyre
Thard
Phitbin
Rain Devils
Monterey
Hoerner
Polly Prim
Obert
Wild Irishman
QI. Hennessy
Lucy Young
Lady Esther
Tinker
Witwood
Dart
Goble
Horgan
Delphie
R. Powers
Bertha E
J. Hennessy
Althrift
Baill Carter
Percy Clarkyan
Rankin
Del_Leath
Flying Chargoal Knowledge
Digby Bell
Turrande
Marlin
Dungannon
Algonquin
Pinler
Gray Dal
Helzerson
Little Bikin
Treen
Bovertian
Bonart
Karama
Black Flag
Oda Trice
Honay
Davis
Hotfie
Gold Bell
Semper Vivax
Liberty Mo
Forerunner
Til
Gravina
John Garner
Yolo
Bisque
Siss Lee
Bon Motta
Fonsoluca
Ellindinn
Elemwood Cascine
Bluff
Xcit Adams
Braden
Danée Mass
Brushton
Granada
Glencare
Darng
Dr. McClear
Steve Lane
Lorg Provost
Telengthy
Anna Smith
Favorita
Red Buy
Qratorian
Amerina
Breeze
Principia
Sister Edith
Macon
Aclion
Smith
Anderson
Fair Association
Macau
Spanish novelist dead in Santander in March two
Obituary note reports Spanish novelist Maria de Pere Maren II, born in 1833, died in Santander during March.
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Santander
Maren
Maria de Pere
Speer Protects Woman's Name in Court Trial
In Savannah, the U S court reopened the admissibility of Mrs Margaret W Carter’s account in the Greene and Gaynor case. The judge ruled to minimize private woman’s affairs while allowing Carter related transactions to remain as part of the evidentiary chain. Witnesses including Venable and bank officials testified on stone sales and dividends linked to Carter and Greene and Gaynor.
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Savannah Gearch
United States
Greene and Gaynor
Margaret W. Carter
Carter
Carcer
United Trust Company
New York
George A. Cosclla
Savannah Lighterage and Transfer Company
John O. Gorman
Savannah Bank and Trust Company
W. W. McCauley
Propeller Tow Boat Company
Savannah
W. F. Hoyt
First National Bank
Fernandina
Westcott
Westcots
Grand Theatre Presents Mrs Wiggs and The Ham Tree
The Grand hosted Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch to strong audience response. Casts include Madge Carr Cook as Mrs Wiggs and Charles Carter as Mr Stubbins with praise for Helen Lowell and Helen Sraymond. Upcoming shows feature The Ham Tree with McIntyre Heath and a large ensemble acclaimed for vocal and dance, plus star soprano Miss Nielsen in Don Pasquale.
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Mrs. Wiggs
Bijou Engagements and Theatre News
The Bijou hosts Billy Bean for matinees and evening shows with strong crowds and new hits. Mary Marble headlines at the Star Theater in Nancy Brown with growing acclaim. Inclement weather dampens Springfield crowd as police court proceedings continue and a wounded brakeman remains listed as alive today.
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Bijou
Billy Bean
Mary Marbio
Bifor
Nancy Brown
Miss Marble
Star Theater
Springfield
Ohio
Treops
Martin Devis
Tomegat
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