Yellow Jackets Face Riverside in Opening Baseball Tilt
The local season opens this afternoon at Grant Field with Teen and Riverside backing up Io ther annual contest. The game begins at 3:30 with admission set at 50 cents. Probable Riverside lineup includes Withritington at first, Spence or Dunn in right, Breedlove or Dunn in left, Scarborough or Golden at third, Arnold at short, Montague captaining, Hardin at catcher, Stipling in center, Shacksor Morrison on the mound, and Jones at Renter or Bryant.
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Southern League Opens One Month From Today in Gulltown
The Southern league begins in a month with the Crackers vs Mobile Gulls in Gulltown. The following day Atlanta hosts the New Orleans Pelicans, marking the league’s first games of the season.
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Crackers
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Atlanta
New Orleans Pelicans
Red and Black to Open Season Against Atlanta Medicos
Athens Ga March 12 Special The University of Georgia baseball team opens its season tomorrow Saturday against Atlanta Medical College Cleo Wilder a left hander will pitch for the medicos Zach Cowan former Georgia man is manager Coach Bean will use many players in the star practice game Corley and Torbet will battery with Slitchcodl and Nunnally in outfield Hen derbom Harrison Clemcuts Gwen and Orwin among the outfield alternates in the lineupunteers
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University At Georgia
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Cleo Wilder
Medacos
Zach Cowan
Georgis
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Corley
Torbet
Slitchcod
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Henderbom
Harrison
Clem
Fielden
Gwen
Orwin
Hanlon and Abel Set for Bijou Ten Round Bout
Boxing fans in Atlanta expect a ten round catch weight bout between Loidse Hanlon and Jake Abel at the Bijou next Tuesday night. Referee decision by a three man committee with Miles on the panel. Tickets available at Chess’ place Elkin Drug Five Points and the Rex.
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Jake Abel
Loidse Hanlon
Bijou
Mike Suudig
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Chess’ Place
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Rex
One Month of Crackers Training Camp Arrivals
Seventeen players report for Briany's Crackers with Ed Manning and Heitz among new pitchers and Tullos at third base. Catches Rumler Jenking infielders Coffey Potts Milz and pitchers Dent Thompson Pearson join as Cottey and Manning push for roles. Weathered by illness delays, workouts begin with Manning at second base and Welchonce declining umpire duties.
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Heitz
Tullos
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Rumler
Jenking
Coffey
Potts
Bill Smith
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Wiederkorn
Smith
Americus Fans Rally to Ball Club Support
Americus fans in Georgia are rallying behind the Muckalzes, with about 1000 dollars subscribed by loyal supporters. The drive aims for 1500 dollars and relies on small contributions from game attendees. Manager Wagnon has signed two promising players and contracts are out for others to form a strong team.
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Wagnon
Jack Reidy Takes Charge of Dothan Fireball Club
Dothan Alabama reports Jack Reidy, former Rome manager in the Georgia Alabama league, has signed to manage the Dothan club in the Georgia State league this season. He is in Dothan directing contracts with players from last year’s Cordele roster as plans advance for a new grandstand and park fencing. Reidy projects a winning season as the team prepares for opening day.
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Rome
Dothan
Ala
Jack Relly
Reidy
Cordele
Dethan
Three Baseball Figures Celebrate Birthdays Today
The baseball world notes birthdays for Frank Laker of Corinic Mack's Athletics age 25 Mal Kason former NL star pitcher and current umpire staff member and Waller Smith roster two seasons ago age ? The item confirms three celebrants with ages 25 36 and a missing value for Smith.
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Corinic Mack
Athletics
Mal Kason
Waller Smith
Baker
Cason
Smith
Farrell's Decisions on Georgia Leagues
Secretary John H. Farrell of the National Association announced changes to minor leagues. In the Georgia Alabama league the Gadsden franchise and players move to Griffin with Opelika and Selma dropped. The Cordell franchise in the Georgia State league transfers to Dothan.
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N. C
John H. Farrell
National Association
Gadsden
Ala
Griffin
Opelika
Selma
Cordell, Ga
Dothan
Athletics and Phillies tie in nine inning exhibition game
In St Petersburg on March 13 the first of eight games between the Philadelphia teams ended in a 5 to 5 tie at darkness after nine innings. Errors marked the contest with strong fielding by Byrn and Nyehoft noted, while the Phillies struggled at bat but benefited from opportunistic plays. Deschger started for the Nationals, followed by Tincup who allowed scattered hits, as both teams used multiple pitchers.
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Bill
Manning
Flynn
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Moran
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Byrn
Nyehoft Beng
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Athletics
Oeschzer
Nationals
Tincup
Hcore
Janine
RHE
Reed
Wyckoff
Schang
Deschger
Killiter
Amateur Billiard Title to Joe Mayer
Joseph Mayer of Philadelphia won the amateur billiard championship of the United States defeating J F Poggenburg of New York in the final of the fifteenth annual tournament by a score of 490 to 430.
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J Joseph Mayen
United States
J. F.poggenburg
New York
National Association of Amateur Byland Players
Cubs Beat Havana Reds 7 to 0 in Exhibition
The Cubs defeated the Havana Reds 7 to 0 in Tampa on March 12. Left-handed pitchers worked well for Chicago, while Cuban outfielders Fades and Gujan delivered sensational catches that thrilled the crowd. Saier sprained his leg and retired, as Havana struggled to threaten the Chicago defense and offense.
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Gujan
Cub
Havana
Chicago
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Gutierrez
Robbing
Vaughn
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Bresnahan
Braves rout Mercer 19 to 1 in Macon game
In Macon, the Braves overwhelmed Mercer 19 to 1 as Mercer pitchers were wild and six Braves walked. Walter Grace of Mercer hit a home run, while Beaton, Hattenes, Luquedad, Wha ling, Hunt, Weaver, Clements, and Adams contributed to the decisive score.
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Boston Nationals
Mercer
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Walter Grace
R.he. Beaton
Asta
Hattenes
Tiughes
Luquedad Whaling
Hunt
Atlanta University Invades Morris Brown Tigers in Open
The lid on the baseball season for the colored colleges in the city rises today as Atlanta University visits Morris Brown. The game starts promptly at 3 o clock.
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Morris Brown Tigers
Milburn 400 Beats Lord 320 in Philadelphia Tourney
In Philadelphia on March 12 Milburn of Memphis defeated R M Lord 400 to 320 in the afternoon National Amateur Billiard tournament match. Milburn posted a high run and averaged well for the event.
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Lord
Philadelphia
Memphis
R. M. Lord
One Killed Five Shot In Court Rampage At Pagelang
In Pagelang South Carolina a deadly clash erupted after a magistrate’s court session on a labor contract case. More than fifty shots were fired injuring J W Arant who died, J M Arant wounded, J D Wallace shot, Arthur West and his brothers Shepherd West and John Robertson hurt. The case against Arthur West was dismissed and tensions flared outside the magistrate’s office.
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J.D. Wallace
Charlotte
Arthur West
Shepnard West
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West Virginia Delegate Proposes Bachelor Tax
Charleston reports that Delegate James of Mingo County introduced a bachelor tax bill in the West Virginia house. The proposal would levy $5 annually on single men aged 25 to 50, with revenues directed to county road funds.
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W. Va
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James
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Negro Hanged for Murder in Alabama Jail
Lewis Johnston, a Negro, was hanged in the county jail at Montgomery for the murder of white planter William Underwood, committed four years ago, after a last attempt to prove innocence.
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Cross Country Run For Jackets Today At Tech
Tech's annual cross country run is set for this afternoon at 2 30 starting from Grantfield to the waterworks and back covering over three miles. Rex Powell declines to enter leaving Alban Cowles as top contender. Prizes include city merchant donations for the first twenty five finishers and faculty wives bake cakes for creditable showings. A team prize will honor the four dormitory teams and town students.
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Honey Boy Minstrels head to Atlanta for final performances
AT THE THEATERS Honey Boy Minstrels deliver bright snappy shows in matinee and night performances today in Atlanta few words. The company has won praise from critics and audiences alike and is expected to draw large crowds for the farewell engagement at Forsyth. Grace LaRue heads next week’s Forsyth bill with The Courtney and Red Cross Mary among features.
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Miss Lalue
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Sany
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Hymer
40000 Tons of Rails Ordered by Russia
Pittsburg March 12 The Russian Government has ordered 40000 tons of light weight steel rails from American mills with some allocated to Carnegie Steel and Cambridge Steel. The order ranks among the largest in years and follows earlier orders by Russia and France for barbed wire from Pittsburg district firms. The latest shipment, about 15000 tons, is valued at over 500000 dollars.
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Government to House Rittman's Invention
Washington report says Secretary Lane after a cabinet meeting announced a private contract to build a 250000 dollar plant to house Dr Walter G Rittman invention for a process to manufacture gasoline dyestuffs and explosives Lane acts as government trustee and has filed for patents and will detail the plans later The invention is said to lower production costs for several items.
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Lane
Walter G. Rittman
Jas Imines
Dr. Bitman
Bittman
Higher railway rates denied by New Jersey
Trenton N J March 12 the New Jersey board of public utility commissioners denied the railroads bid for higher intrastate passenger rates. An order suspending the proposal remains in effect until midnight and a formal written decision outlining the reasons for denial will be released in a few days.
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N. J
New Jersey Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Inquiry Sent France In Regard To Dacia
The United States sent an inquiry to France to learn its purpose regarding the American steamer Dacia before a prize court at Brest. The ship, carrying cotton from Galveston, was seized by a French eraser. Papers submitted by the Dacia owner may support the transfer from German to American registry as valid.
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Brest
Galveston
State Department
Wilson Takes Hand In Ohio Coal Strike
President Wilson consulted with Secretary Wilson of the labor department and coal operators to seek arbitration. The talks considered settlement methods and the president pledged real consideration and possible letters urging arbitration.
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Ohio
Washington
Labor Department
Whisky Seized In Lothan Destruction Of Bottles
Fatty gallons of whisky in 300 half pint bottles were seized and destroyed by deputies from Sheriff F A Mass office in Lothan Alabama. The bottles were broken on the city trash pile.
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Lothan
Ala
Marely
F. A. Mas
Western roads press for higher grain freight rates
Chicago March 12 Forty one western railroads say they would gain about 10 900 000 in extra annual revenue if freight tariffs on grain from Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska and Missouri rise. Co G Wright chief counsel told the interstate commerce commission hearing that one cent per hundred pounds to Chicago and two cents to gulf ports for export would raise roughly 33 000 000 from grain shipments. Shippers oppose arguing farmers would bear the burden while Wright says buyers and ultimately consumers pay. The railroads contend current rates do not reflect revenue proportional to other commodities.
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Western
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Wright
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gulf Ports
Fire destroys plant and buildings at Columbia firm
Fire at Columbia destroyed the book-binding plant of R. L. Bryan company the book store and a three story office building today. Origin unknown the blaze caused more than 100000 dollars in damage.
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Classified Ads Rates and Local Offerings
Local want ads rates and instructions appear with tallies and insertion costs. The piece lists contact details for Atlanta shops and services including Vid Iindlun Liver Medicine and Eldney Fonie, Venetian blinds, hairdressing, tailoring, bathhouse, maternity care, and hat shops. It mentions telephone advertising, large volume sales, and a push to use city stores for ad placements.
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Bankrupt sale of Young Mail Company assets in Atlanta
Bankruptcy trustee to auction stock of furniture machinery buildings fixtures notes and accounts of Young Mail Company at Grant Building Atlanta on March 18 1915. Highest bidder to pay cash with 10 percent certified deposit. Details via W Eberhardt 16 Central Ave Atlanta GA. Lawyers Payne & Jones. Also notices of dissolution of partnership and bids for institutional supplies and electric lighting improvements in South Carolina and Georgia.
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Adame
Atlanta
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Central Avenue
Payne & Jones
Lost and Found Items and Help Wanted Classifieds
A garbled column lists lost items including a gold plated pocket watch with initials EW and a long list of missing dogs and items. It also contains extensive help wanted notices for positions in law, sales, barbering, and office work with multiple Atlanta addresses and names.
Help Wanted Classified Notices
A cluttered early 20th century help wanted listing shows multiple jobs for females and males including bookkeeper trimmer solicitor sale staff and millinery related roles. postings request hand written responses references and contact addresses scattered across Atlanta Rochester Philadelphia and New York areas with various salary hints and qualification notes.
SITUATION WANTED Females seek rates and positions
Classified ad text requests 19 cent rate payments and delivery at The Constitution Office. WANTED positions include a young lady with fire and life insurance office experience and typing, and a stone bookkeeper. Also sewing by an instructed woman in a private family with best references. Dressmaker address provided.
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Multiple business opportunities flood Atlanta area in 1943 listings
A chaotic classified page offers items from a family hotel lease with 21 references required, cash purchases for linens, and a roomful of real estate and loan notices. Hunt for a high grade man and wife, or right man, with cash and references, plus sales branches in Okmulgee. Also listed: saw mill 25 acres, abandoned water-power plant, and numerous loan offers at 6 to 8 percent on Atlanta property.
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BR. A
Malone
Vargain
Mpanic Sald
Oltan Mil
Sranndtaly Salle Aacrités
Faral
Hanm Fn & Few
Afechall St
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Tully
Ghanciog
Standolph
Healey
W. Carson
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Marietta Streets
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Steno Bookkeeper Seeks Office Work With Experience
Energetic, healthy and hardworking young man offers six years of stenography and general office experience. Can handle correspondence. seeks a future position. Willing to work for $100 per month. Address G-526 Constitution.
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Charles P. Glover
Atisuta
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