Gunbys Arrive in Tampa for Visit to Father
Social notes report Mr and Mrs E R Gunby of Tampa Florida arriving this morning for a several day visit with her father.
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Tampa, Fla
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
11
Simple Mercury Water Promises Clear Skin In Weeks
An old notice touts a mercury based wash to remove freckles pimples moth patches sallowness and surface eruptions. Applied nightly it allegedly fades blemishes leaving clear youthful skin. readers are advised to ask a druggist for one ounce of mercurized water and use with cold cream.
Social notes fill Georgia town with visits and travel
Mr Clark Howell Sr hosts guests at 737 Peachtree Street as Miss Mary Lillian Warren of Kansas City visits Miss Theo Phioean. Mrs Edward W Lazarus presides over Southern Mountain Educational association events while others travel to Chattanooga and Birmingham for visits and illnesses.
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Clark Howell
Peachtree Street
Mary Lillian Warren
Kansay City
Theo Phioean
Edward W Lazarus
Southern Mountain Educational Association
Mineral Blutt Industrial School
Elizabeth Danson
Ansley
George Ramey
Myrtle Street
Tolleson Kirby Wall
Wiss Hattie Perryman
Heflin
J P Perryman
Charles H Booth
Miami
WE Flanders
Buena Vista
Miss Vary Giles
Georgetown
Jackson 133
Uarion Fielder
West Peachtree Street
Alma Messer
Esterday
Birmingham
Lowie Parker Bee
S$ W
Dibbie
Charleston
North Jackson
BP McBurne
Mystery Railroad Letter Sparks Georgia Map Decoding
Campbell Wallace of the railroad commission receives a peculiar letter dated March 4 1914 asking for a Georgia railroad map and a book on tariffs and freight rates. The note offers a prize to the decipherer, while the misspelled message hints at hidden clues and a puzzle in a historic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Wallace
Railroad Commission
Tech High Boys Form Chief Beavers Literary Society
Tech high school students organized a literary and debating society named the Chief Beavers Literary and Debating Society. Officers named include James Skielang Shepard as president and Roderick Henry Baldwin as president with William A McWhorter as secretary. Several meetings held, with Chief Beavers to address soon.
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Tech High School
Chief Beavers
Chief Beavers Literary and Debating Society
James Skielang Shepard
Roderick Henry Baldwin
Ile
William A McWhorter
Rain Delays Cleveland Scouts Workouts in Americus
A light rain halted the Cleveland Scouts practice in Americus on March. Manager Sheekard plans two split sessions when weather permits, using the Loung Mens Christian Association gym if needed. Three more players arrive: pitcher Defty, George, third baseman Bates, and second baseman Gardner, bringing the roster to thirteen.
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Americus
Cleveland
Sheekard
Loung Mens Chistian Association
Defty George
Bates
Gardner
Wood Floyd wins $1000 prize for largest one acre corn yield
Georgia farmer LT Wood Floyd was announced as the grand winner of The Southern Cultivator’s $1000 prize for the farmer achieving the largest corn yield on a single acre. Floyd has accumulated over $1000 in related prizes in recent years for his prize acre of corn.
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Wood Floyd
Georgia
Wood
Veterans Elect Delegates to Jacksonville Reunion
The Spalding county camp of Confederate Veterans held its regular meeting and elected delegates to the Jacksonville reunion in May. Delegates named are TW Thuy mon, WL Johnson, W Evans with J Beeman, A J Shepard and HC Cummings as alternates. Additional veterans will join the trip from nearby towns, with May 5 reserved for coordinating a car caravan to the event.
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Grmin Gasiaren
P—Taperus
Spalding County
Jacksonville
TW Thuymon
WL Johnson W . Evans
J’ Beeman
A.J Shepard
HC Cummings
Large Cotton Sale at County Warehouse Ends Stock High
Five hundred bales of cotton were sold today at the county warehouse, the largest lot of the season. BB Ford of Macon bought the lot at 13 cents per 100 bales by grade, reducing local stocks to about 1200 bales.
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Coun'l
BB Ford
Macon
Felder in Washington Talks with former consular aide
Thomas B Felder of Atlanta visited Washington to confer with his associate known as Checkers in Grand afternoon and night sessions. The contact is a former United States consular service member in Japan who is seeking reinstatement.
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Washington
Mares
Thomas B Felder
Atlanta
Wiheeler
United States
Japan
Twelve Crackers Reported for Spring Practice Here
Twelve Crackers reported Thursday bringing total here to fourteen with many more expected by Saturday. Arrivals included Ambrose McConnell second baseman from Toronto and Hamm Reynolds catcher from Beaumont. George Kircher lead base stealer last season and Emory star Fmmethey Perrymar from Emory. Crews from New York included Walsh brothers Ed and Tim and Elmer Lawrence. Descriptions note Reynolds finger injury delaying play for a week while others like Kissinger and Doseher were late reporters. Manager Smith eyes strongest lineup for opening games.
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Ambrose McConnell
Toronto Club
Hamm Peynolds
Beaumont
George Kircher
Treason
Tech
Fmmethey Perrymar
Emory Coulege
Oxford Ga
New York Giants
Lrackers
Virginia
Florida
White Flavis Ga
Hell
Weel Reid
Worl Welchones
Harry Welchome
Canter Iielder
The
Crackers
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Joe Bean Named Coach of Georgia Baseball Team for 1919
Joe Bean, former major league player and athletic director at Marist and the Atlanta Athletic Club, has been appointed coach of the University of Georgia baseball team for the coming season. Named on the recommendation of head coach Alex Cunningham, Bean will dedicate himself full time to building a strong nine with Cunningham assisting in football matters. Bean has a storied baseball past and a record of advancing athletic programs, and he will begin his duties next week, pushing candidates vigorously despite poor weather and school work.
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Sindler
Broadwater
Morley Jennings
Crackers
Clark Grimith
Harry Hedgepath
Warginia Teurue
Susn
Lehmmidt
P Tcher Wead
Tnfieldes
Smuths Fe
Toeulaville
Bnt
Smith
Joe Bean
Marist Collers
Atlanta Athletic Club
Bean
Jersey City
Atlanta
Maiist College
Mr Bean
University of Georgia
Tol BhAw
Monay
RAPS HONOR STANDARD IN COLLEGE SPORTS
New Haven Conn March 1 The present standard of honor among participants in college sports was sharply criticised by Dean James Angell of the University of Chicago before the Religious Educational association here today A double standard in college ethics is exposed and blamed for poor sportsmanship and the exaltation of winning by tricks The coach’s influence is critical and a low standard by a coach lowers the standards of the men he trains
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New Haven Conn
James Angell
University of Chicago
de Angel
Chett
Albion W
Wand
Gould Covey World Championship Court Tennis Arranged
Philadelphia selections completed the world championship court tennis match between Jay Gould the amateur champion and George F Covey the professional champion. George F Fearing of Boston will referee Edgar Scott of the racquet club will act as marker Professor Fred Tompkins will assist. Both players are preparing for the March 18 contest with practice matches held yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Jay Gould
George F Covey
George F Fearing
Boston
Edgar Scott
Fred Tompkins
Gould
Covey
Pittsburg Federals Sold to Capitalist Gwinner
In Pittsburgh a report claims the control of the Federals baseball club sold to local capitalist Ledward Gwinner. Secretary McGullough confirms negotiations were nearly complete and that Gwinner, already head of Allegheny Traction, plans to become president, with other local interests tied to the deal.
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Guinner
W T McGullough
Tittebury Bed
Gwinner
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Iical
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Rebel Oakes Jumped To Federal League From St Louis
Jacksonville March news says Rebel Oakes outfielder of the St Louis club in the National League has jumped to the Federal League. Willer Luggins, manager of the St Louis club, confirms the jump but does not know which Federal League club secured Oakes or the proposed salary. Manager Huggins adds that shortstop Hauser, seriously ill in a sanitarium at St Augustine, will be sent home to Chicago tomorrow.
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Rebel Oakes
St Lows
Willer Luggins
St Louis
Oakes
Huggins
Hauser
St Augustine
Chicago
Brooklyns
T Mwcchivington
Oo Richatanyugh
Federal League
Gilmore
FL Gates
Indianapolis
George Ward
Walter Ward
Brooklyn Federals
George Stovall
Kansas Cis
Mordecai Brown
Elu
Ron Johnson
Gimore
Johnson
Fedal League
Johnson Trey
Pinehurst opens match play in spring golf tourney
Rain at Pinehurst March 9 forced postponement of the opening round in the annual spring tournament. Of 41 first flight matches, 22 survivors advance to round two, including C B R Mc Ailland of Bagex Country Club and others from Oakmont Buffalo Brookline Brookline and Lakewood among those paired for the next round.
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Pinehurst
Rainbo @ay
CBR
Ailland
Bagex Country Club
Hirding Oakmont
Faist Buffalo
Whittemore Brookline
Robeson Oal Mill
Shanetor Gah Mill
Ser Woodland
Sh de Forest Lakewood Thuy
Lookouts At Work In Chattanooga Training Camp
Chattanooga notes on March 5 report Lookouts under manager McCormick entering training season. early arrivals include Fred Graff Floyd Kroh Brant Rose Jacobson Johnson and Cross with Smith. lineup shaping but batteries unsettled. prospects Rose and Brant show potential though unlikely to beat regulars for 1914 spots.
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Chattanooga Tenn
Spezal
Eught Lookouts
McCormick
Fred Graff
Floyd Kroh
Brant
Harding
Winston Salem
Jacobson
Giant
Mobile
Jack Johnson
Tarents
Graff
Gillespie
Johnson
Fald Jacobson
Rose
Boxing Night at Columbia Theater Hosts 20 Rounds
Twenty rounds of boxing are scheduled at the Columbia Theater with three bouts on the card a 10 rounder a 6 rounder and a 4 round match. Batting Kelly faces Kin Henry in the main pairing while Eddie Walsh and Eddie Bass meet in a 6 round semi windup and Battling Sheppard faces Kid McRae in the opening 4 round bout.
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Columbia Theater
Kelly
Seton
Kin Henry
Soldier Camp
Eddie Walsh
New Orleans
Eddie Bass
Chattanooga
Sheppard
Land Kid
McRae Popolu
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Sweeney Won't Jump Declares Stallings
Macon Georgia March. Reported turmoil surrounds Ted Williams era with Sweeney, Perdue, and others linked to team moves. Stallings asserts Sweeney will stay, while national commission actions loom over signings and contracts, amid lingering friction with Evers and Murphey era.
Wagner Signs with Pirates Veteran Shortstop Joins Pittsburgh
Tillghure Warch Jolnn CHans) Wiagner veteran shortstop signs with Pittsburgh Pirates today. It is his fifteenth Pirates contract and eighteenth in organized baseball. The club plans spring training at Dawson Springs starting Saturday.
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Tillghure
Jolnn Chans
Wiagner
Pitts
Pirate
Leidstarters
Toeps
Hendry
Simon
Pittsburg
Dawson Springs
Bemis and Parrell Sign With Memphis
Memphis Tenn Merch reports catcher Bemis and pitcher Parrell signed with the Memphis team after previous holdouts. Bemis, recently from Toronto, weighed a Federal League offer while Parrell, with the local club last year, sought higher pay. With both commitments, the roster now contains thirty two players with no further doubts.
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Memphis
Tenn Merch
Bemis
Parrell
Mike Fuan
Fomeht
Martin
Texas
Toronto
Farrell
Parrel
Sweeney Reports Dickering With Feds In Negro League News
News from Tiguston Texas on March 5 notes catcher Ed Sweeney of the Newark Americans negotiating with the Federal league, with no communication since spring training began. Pitcher Warhop remains unsigned as Milleamevuie coaches at Georgia Military College and Wille Hoppe wins a 21 inning billiards match 6 0 to 3 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiguston
Texas
Ed Sweeney
Newark Americans
Federal League
Warhop
Cantwell Holdout Alters Nashville Boxing Plans
Terre Haute fighter Tom Cantwell, bought by Nashville, declined to join without higher pay. Club management says the demand will not be met. London notes King George to endorse boxing by royal command with household brigade members and pro boxers slated for an exhibition before him.
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Nashville
Tom Maren
Fitcher
Tom Cantwell
Terre Haute
King George
London
George
Royal Command
Household Brigade
McGoorty to Meet Carpentier in May Bout in Ireland
American boxer Eddie McGoorty now in Australia plans a May bout in Ireland against Georges Carpentier the Trench champion. Richard Croker reportedly offered about 20000 dollars as purse for the fight amid reports of a grand afternoon and night schedule.
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McGoorty
Carpentier
Chicago
Eddie McGoorty
Australia
Georges Carpentier
Ireland
Richard Croker
New York
World touring baseball tourneys arrive amid Federals row
New York welcomes large groups of Federal leaguers and major league figures as the Lusitania party docks. Talks with Gilmore Tener and other executives focus on player contracts and possible signings. The Federals vow a hard stance if demands are unmet, promising action before July.
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Lunttanie
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Johnson Baker
Jonh Farrel
New York Americans
Tannin
Gilmore
Guates
Federals
Lusitania
Crawford Mazes
Winzo Lean Leverenz
Tolan
Trans
Federach
Waldorf
EF Cardent
Gates
Baker
Giffues
Mhrladelphur
Boston Nationals
Wineh
Tener van
Strang Takes Charge of Army Baseball
West Point NY March 1 Coach Sammy Strang a former utility player of the New York National League club arrived today to take charge of the United States Military Academy baseball team The first game of the Army schedule is set for Saturday March 28 against Rutgers College Lee Checkers Grand afternoon and night today
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West Pont NY
Sammy. Strang
New York
United States Military Academy
Army
Rutgers
Wardlaw Barred By Mayson's Rule In Ward Politics
A caucus of first ward leaders nominates S A Wardlaw as alderman successor to John Ho Harwell but attempts to consult with the city at large on legality are blocked. Attorn Mayson outlines the legal method for electing councilmen while factions push for various endorsements and potential resignations amid backroom maneuvers. Nearby figures James L Waser and Seawright are mentioned as part of the shifting alliances and competing bids for the seat.
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