Hadfield and Lake Set To Clash On Coliineum Track Tonight
Newark sailor cyclist Hadfield will race Staten Island rider Johnny Lake in a five mile motor paced match on the Coliineum track tonight. If Hadfield wins he faces Bobby Walthour tomorrow in the same venue. A sprint between Plunger Bil Rutz and Gussie Lawson also tops the card. Both Hadfield and Lake have trained hard, with times close to 1:36 miles. Walthour predicts a close race with no accidents and calls it an even money bet.
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Harlie Hadfield
Newark
Johnny Lake
Staten Island
Bobby Watthour
Hadfield
Lake
Bil Rutz
Gussie Lawson
Eli Winesett
Leake
Watson Coleman
Prince
Bobbie Walthour
Walthour
Leander
Bobby Walthour
Hadifield
Hat Ordinance Died in Atlanta Amid Courtship Quips
An Atlanta councilman drafts a hat rule forcing women to remove hats in churches. The plan backfires as his wife jokes he should move, others mock the move, and a bachelor councilman resists, saying he won’t burn bridges to single life as Easter approaches.
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Atlanta
Beatty
Foundering of a Schooner Near Nassau
The schooner John K. Souther, Captain A. F. Poole, sailed from New York February 18 bound for Galveston. It foundered off Great Stirrup Island in the Bahama group March 1. The crew reached Nassau safely.
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Nassau
Bahama Islands
John K. Souther
A F. Poole
New York
Galveston
Tex
Great Stirrup Island
Bahama Group
Souther
Nickerson Named President of Mexican American Steamship Co
Mexico City March 16. H R Nickerson vice president and general manager of the Mexican Central railway has been elected president of the Mexican American Steamship Company to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of F. E. Spindle.
Accidents Claim Two Steel Plant Workers In Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on March 16 John Howik an employee of the National Steel Company was struck by an engine and killed. Moments later Michael Torrain another National Steel worker was caught and killed in a desveding incident at the same plant.
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Pwe
Youngstown
Ohio
John Howik
National Steel Company
Michael Torrain
Ana Kile
League Reforms Baseball Rules and Ground Rules Adopted
Southern League directors met in room 104 at Kimball House to revise playing and ground rules. An old draft, revised by Harmsden of Little Rock, was largely retained with minor changes. The Clark Griffith live ball was adopted for the season, aiding batters on long hits. Hotels for visiting teams were selected per city with posted price figures. The schedule was reviewed. Hardin of Chattanooga opposed the paper but withdrew after discussion.
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Wouthern League
Kimball House
Hardin
Chattanooga
Southern Association President Praises Harmony at Meeting
The Southern Association president Nicklin praised the session after the Constitution published schedule was adopted. Delegates adjourned to meet at the call of the president while Powell stayed to close a telegraph deal with Western Union. Hood's Sarsaparilla is lauded for curing illness and disease.
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Association
Southern Association
Nicklin
Powell
Western Union
Georgia Baptist Convention Rome Trip Passes at Reduced Fare
The Georgia Baptist Convention in Rome offered round trip tickets via the Western and Atlantic railroad from Atlanta. Tickets go on sale March 25 and 26 with return valid until March 27 morning trains, special delegates train departing Atlanta at 2 07 p m. from Home and the Rev R B Headden arranging details. Contact Harman General Passenger Agent for information.
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Georgia Baptist Convention
Rome
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta
R.b.headden
First Baptist Church
Home
Maret
Ferther Informavior Oweite
Harmay General
Atelania
Atlanta Athletic Club to Let New Home Contract
The Atlanta Athletic Club will today let the contract for a new home on Auburn avenue. The project will cost about 240,000 and the building should be completed within eight to nine months. The club, founded in 1893, has grown to 850 active members and anticipates expanding to 60 members before the new quarters open. Burton Smith serves as president with Arnold Broyles as vice president and B. S. Dunleap as secretary and treasurer.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Auburn Avenue
South
Atlanta
Moma
Burton Smith
Arnold Broyles
Dunleap
Charles King
Harry Silverman
Henry Porter
W. BR. Tichenor
Walter Ormond
Airie Atkinson
W. B. Roberts
F. G. Byrd
George Adair
Smith
Theodore Toepe
Athletic Club
Emory College Debates gubernatorial candidates clash
Oxford Ga March 16 Special Few Literary Society to host a high stakes debate on the Georgia governorship. The question centers on Dupont Guerry versus J M Terrell with senior and underclass members voting in the coming race. The entire college community, including Phi Gamma Society, will attend as Guerry visits Covington on the eve of events.
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Emory College
Marita
Terrell
Guerry
Elivss
Emory
Oxford
Leterary Society
Rasolved
Dupont Guerry
Georgia
J. M. Terrell
Phi Gamma Society
Entieollege
Covington
Audrey at Miller's 39 Marietta in a fare tale
The St Paul Globe recounts a comic streetcar incident where Audrey boards with 10 cents saved from a bargain day. A courteous conductor covers her fare, sparing a long walk home, while Audrey clutches the coin between her teeth as the journey proceeds. Silence and a wink of humor mark the folly and mercy on the ride.
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St. Paul Globe
Hofmann Pianist Sets Grand Recital This Afternoon
Sosef Hofmann, the celebrated pianist, will give a recital this afternoon at the Grand. He has created a furor in the cities visited, with press acclaim calling him the wonder of the century and the greatest pianist heard in this country. Advance sale of seats has reached Atlanta.
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Sosef Hofmann
Hofmann
Atlanta
Horserace Entries and Theatre Notes From New Orleans
The report lists six furlong and mile races with horse names and weights at New Orleans, plus a long note on Hofmann a New York Times praised pianist. It also mentions upcoming performances at Grand and other theaters with cast and theatre names from New York Chicago and London.
Theatre notes and engagements at Columbia and Grand
Hazel Chapple Amy Muller Sally Cohen and Maude Travers are listed for weddings and matinee Wednesday. General Sherman admired Joseph Murphy after Kerry Gow. Murphy appears Friday and Saturday at the Grand in Kerry Gow and Bhaan Rhue. The Ewing Taylor company opens a week at Columbia Theater with Because He Loved Me So and vaudeville interludes. Multiple plays follow with carload scenery promised and matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
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Sel
Hazel Chapple
Amy Muller
Sally Cohen
Maude Travers
W. T. Sherman
Joseph Murphy
Kerry Gow
Bhaan Rhue
Columbia
Ewing-Taylor
Columbia Theater
Mer
London
Don Caesar da Bazart
Enoch Arden
Little Connie Ray
Walter
Ayres
James
D. Ray
Corinne Ray
Hesse
Chesterfield
Today's Entries at Galtland racetrack card
Seven furlongs selling features Cur sie Alloa The Weaver Mythrox against Montana Peeress Lady Sterting Ada N Parsifal Kilidoc Huachuca Afike Strauss in race one February 12. Second race mile and a quarter hurdles lists Sam Green Duke of York II Auriffiia Bonuary Master Lee Sea Song. Third race two year olds half mile purses Estrattada The Phantom Fire Dance Darante Belle Reed Gold Van Deutschland Vineltdes Arabo II. Fourth race mile and eighth selling Morenga John McGurk Black Dick Loyal 8 El Mid Eissence Even G. Fifth race mile and sixteenth selling Jim Hale Herculean Commissioner Forster Gavaline Im promptu. Sixth race three quarters mile selling Bill Richmanson Gusto Wyoming Captivate Dorian Kitty Edily Maresa School for Scandal Wy Eldred Pope Leo Sweet Tooth
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Galtland
Curzie
Alloa
the Weaver
Mythrox
Montana Peeress
Lady Sterting
Ada N
Parsifal
Kilidoc
Huachuca
Afike
Strauss
Sam Green
Duke of York II
Auriffiia
Bonuary
Master Lee
Sea Song
Estrattada
the Phantom
Fire Dance
Darante
Belle Reed
Gold van. Deutschland
Vineltdes
Arabo
Morenga
John McGurk
Black Dick
Loyal
el Mid
Eissence
Even
Jim Hale
School For Scandal
Wy Eldred
Pope Leo
Sweet Tooth
Miss Stone Grateful for Aid in Release by Brigands
Miss Stone, an American missionary held by brigands near Salonica, sends thanks through an Associated Press rep. She expresses gratitude for the universal joy at her and Mme Tsuka’s release and for the labor money and prayers that aided their freedom.
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Salonica
Associated Press
Missg Stone
Sherself
Mme, Tsuka
Miss Stone
Safety Deposit Boxes Advertised For Valuables
Well arranged safety deposit boxes for storing valuables offered with private keys. Boxes priced from 3.00 per year upward according to size. No trouble to show them.
Young Women's Christian Association Incorporation Petition
Petitioners seek incorporation of the Young Women's Christian Association in Atlanta Fulton County Georgia for twenty years with renewal. It will be noncapital and member driven, funded by dues and donations, with power to own property borrow money and lease real estate. It may operate a gymnasium lunch room reading rooms and social halls and conduct lectures and amusements to promote fellowship and charity.
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Fulton Country
Ralph van Landingham
A. McD
W. Woods White
J. J. Woodside
Lewier
E. H W. Philps
George Winship
M. R. Emmons
W. FP. Clark
T P. Westmoreland
George Muse
Robert C. Alston
Julien Wield
Sallie Maud Jones
Annie Mitchell
Grace Vaincrum
Della Disbro
Jennie Armatrond
Mattie Nuanady
Merry Jackson
Lowise Romare
Jennie English
Young Women's Christian Association
Tao Caid Association
Atlanta
Fulton
State of Georgia
State of
Georgia
Tha Tate
Tompkins & Alston
Maren
Arnold Broyles
Cald
Cald Court
Young Women‘s Christian Association
Fulton County
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Nooga
Southu. . League
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Hood
L. H. Reed
Shreveport
Audrey
Miller's
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Henry Thornton
Rube.Hayden
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Aliie Atkinson
Tal
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Hart
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Terralene
Irma S
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Lance Him
Blocker
Travers
Frank Jones
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King Ford
Mome Wastell
the Way
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Ed Flournoy
Chickadee
Aaron
Amorosa
Hight Bells
Brightie B
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Larry
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Judge Magee
Palima Paxton
Socapa
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Sarita
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Tha Ord
Felix Bard
Marcos
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Petit Maitre
Velma Clark
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Kints
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Homage
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Bean
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Moront
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Pres.tome
Pay the Fiddler
Swordsmen
Jerry Hunt
Woodtrice
Toia
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Poyntz
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New York Times
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Wallaci's
Garrick Theaters
New ‘York
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Chicago
Shaftesbury Theater
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Germany
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John C. Rice
Groree Richerds
Geen
Secret Order
Charles J
Greere
Lueles
Cherlee Halton
Tisses Bistille Ferguson
Esther Tith
I. Grace
Josef Hofmann
DeGive Opera House
Famies
Bour Rite
Johan
Bomare
VicoPresident
Atlanta National Bank
Gapital
Omer Tee Lore
Geom
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Mamas
Sirman
Tepaca Tottera
Puri
Asain
Wales
United States
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Carbler
Chas
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Asot
M. Wall
D. H. Johnson
Equitable Bulleus
Murphy & GO
New Yorks
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Lotton
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GRASS
John Jv. Dickey
Augusca
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Corto
Rowates
Lowe
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