German Coach Leads Atlanta Turnverein Athletes Team
Professor Fred Reims, newly arrived from Hamburg, directs the athletic section of the Atlanta Turnverein and rapidly shapes young athletes for contests. The class of about thirty includes many previously trained, with more sessions planned, including a children’s group of 10 to 15 year olds. Reims, formerly athletic instructor in Wilhelmshaven, will use the Turners hall auditorium at 26 South Pryor Street as the classroom.
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Fred Reims
Atlanta
Hamburg
Germany
Atlanta Turnverein
Turners
Turnverein
Betms
Reims
Wilhelmshaven
Belms
Turners’ Hall
iPryor Street
Spring Signs In Barber Shop Observed By Customers
In a barber shop a speaker claims the onset of spring as two patrons sit for haircuts. He points to bald necks created by clippers as proof, saying warmer weather brings attention to spring styles and scalp care. The crowd reacts as a breeze from outside confirms changing season vibes.
Many Candidates in Hall County
Gainesville Ga March 16 candidates are plentiful for Hall county offices. For sheriff nine men contend A J Little E A Spencer G D Lay T N Hanie H S Davenport A J Smith A E B Hudgins R Q Thompson John D Deaton. Judge W B E Bolding not running for ordinary but F M Loden W D Whelchel J J Hudgins H Montgomery and Thomas S Campbell announce. Tax Receiver W B Buffington opposed by J D Petree B Fuller John J Eis L Roberts J H Boleman John L Warret. Treasurer has eleven candidates Reed A Lathem D C Johnson F M Kumlin.
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Gainesville
Hall County
Alred
Superior Court
Allen
A. J. Little
E. A. Spencer
G. D. Lay
T. N. Hanie
H. S. Davenport
A. J. Smith
A. EB. Hudgins
R. Q. Thompson
John D. Dea‘ton
Juidge
W. BE. Bolding
F. M. Loden
W. D. Whelchel
J. J. Hudgins
H. Montgomery
Thomas 8. Campbell
W. BE. Buffington
John J. ‘Eis
L. Roberts
J. “H. Boleman
Reed A. La‘them
D. c. Johnson
F. M. ‘Umlin
Hall County Democratic Committee Eyes Primary Date Clash
The Hall County Democratic Executive Committee convenes in Gainesville to set the primary date. Some favor May 1 with the presidential primary, but opposition exists. If the county and presidential primaries do not share a date, a presidential primary may be skipped in Hall. Farmers fault bad weather delaying farm work and attendance. Congressman Thomas M Bell plans to announce reelection prospects during a Washington return and local supporters push for a run. John N Holder of Jackson and W A Charters of Hall conduct a canvass for the post.
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M. McNeal
Thomas N. Hulsey
A. S. Erwin
George Lathem
H. A. Stringer
Homer A. Langford
George R
Roark
J. M. McClure
Democratic
Gainesville
Torrow
Hall County
Thomas M. Bell
Washington
Congress
Bell
Messia
John_.N.‘Holder
Jackson County
W. A. Charters
Hall
Inmate Benefit Ticket Sale for Home for Incurables
RW Hearnaley, an inmate at the Home for Incurables, organizing a ticket sale next week to aid the home. Tickets priced around 60 cents sold at Rich's store Chamberlin room and Ate Grocery Company. Mrs Hauer and Abersons will help sell in her husband’s store.
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Rich's
Chamberlin-108
de Evi
Abernas
Friday Notes and Baseball Rumors from New York and Chicago
A collage of 1913 baseball chatter and boxing banter. Mentions Packey, Hoppe, and Devereux style clashes, plus Chicago moves to police athletic events. Debates on trainers, weight, and roster shifts mix with Young Nitchie versus Clarence English and Giants infield plans.
Hundreds of Women Hear Dr. Riley at First Baptist
Dr. W. B. Riley of Minneapolis spoke to a large women’s audience at the First Baptist church on “A Wife and Mother A Model of Both” with a well filled house. He announced two more afterno on sermons this week beginning at 2 o’clock with topics including The Signs of the Times and The Second Coming of Christ.
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W. B. Riley
Minneapolis
First Baptist Church
Christ
Baseball Exhibition Scores From March Contests
Recap of spring training results across cities with multiple teams posting wins. Giants beat Galveston 15 to 1 in Galveston. Phillies defeat Red Sox 13 to 3 in Hot Springs. Athletics top San Antonio 15 to 8 in Antonio. Cubs beat Pelicans 2 to 1 in New Orleans. St Paul edges Phillies 7 to 3 in Little Rock. Montgomery defeats Yannigans 9 to 0 in Montgomery. Browns top Barons 6 to 2 in Birmingham. Tigers beat L I C 15 to 2 in Monroe.
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Coombs
Anforth
Adletia
Texas
Giants
Galveston
New York Nationals
Myers
Paulstta
Phillies
Red Sox
Hot Springs
Ark
Philadelphia
Boston
Amercans
Hunt and
Brennan
Wendelphia
Leonard Boston
Anderson
Cubs
Pels
New Orleans
Chicago Nationals
Chicago
Sailer
Angier
Smith
Lavénder
Billikens
Napsa
Montgomery
Als
Yannigans
Cleveland
Browns
Barons
Birmingham
Ala
St. Louis Americans
Molesworth
Tigers
Monroe
Detroit Americans
Louisiana Industrial Institute
Rushton
Louden
Detroit
Topeka
Shreveport
The Meaning of Church Membership and The Fellows on the Outside
The article notes Chester F Harris leading a choir for Sunday services with a 3 pm and 7 pm schedule. Dr Riley preaches on The Meaning of Church Membership and hosts a children's service at 3 pm titled The Fellows on the Outside. Evening topics include The Folly of One Farmer.
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Chester F. Harris
Riley
Pitcher Spade 5 Era in Atlanta Arrest Probe
A pitcher, labeled Spade, tied to a five era season, faces an arrest inquiry in Atlanta. Officials, including referee Rinondorte, are mentioned in connection with the incident as investigators probe the night event and possible stabbing amid the ongoing case.
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Atlanta
Senet
Rinondorte
Thugs Attack Girl Messenger Near Bowery Bank
New York reports a hold up at the Bowery Germania bank where four men seized Miss Etta C. Nichol, a messenger for a supply firm, and fled with $98 payroll. A second robbery on East 120th Street injured and robbed jeweler Giuseppe De Lucca of $1,000 in jewelry. Police, in disguise, pursued and arrested two men after hand to hand fights. one identified as William Linley of the Carbarn Gang, while accomplices escaped.
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New York
Bowery Bank
Harlem
Germania
Bowery
Etta C. Nichol
Giuseppe de Lucca
East 120Th Street
Wm. Linley
Harry Miller
Buy Your Own Drinks Slogan for Cornell Students
Ithaca New York March 18 A senior class committee at Cornell decides to enforce a no treat rule from April 1. Each man must pay for his own order whether at a party or with a friend and fraternity and chapter leaders are expected to back the measure. The item notes students discuss potential candidacy reactions.
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Ithaca
N_ Y
Cornell
Flying Dutchman Wagner's 1909 World Series heroics
In a dramatic 1909 World Series game, Honus Wagner delivered a landmark performance for Pittsburgh. He four hits and four stolen bases, including a decisive ninth inning single, guiding the Pirates to a pennant as Detroit faltered. The article lauds Wagner as the era’s greatest all around player and the game’s finest show of batting, fielding, and base running.
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Irwin M. Howd
Tonnd
Joseph B. Bowles
Ezpurge
Hans Wagner
America
Horus
Pittsburg
Hewever
Servce
Detroit
Mitle
Babs Adams
Wilt Bi Donovan
Howard Camnitz
Pirate
Jennings
Wagner
Tenninges
Cobb
Crawford
Government Railroad Favored for Alaska
Washington reports Secretary of the Interior Fisher proposed using Panama railroad surplus equipment for Alaska. Fisher urged building a rail link from an Alaska port to the interior, with Taft backing congressional legislation. Also noted at Cape Town the Rev A P Bender attended Parliament as Jewish community representative. Jewish senators and members named include Samuel Marks and others.
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Washington
Fisher
Panama Canal
Taft
Panama
Alaska
Taft Hag
Congress
The
Union
Cape Town
South Africa
A. P. Bender
St. Alexander, M. A
Ll.b
Emil Nathan
C. P. Robinson
Samuel Marks
Cleveland 4 Mobile 1 in rat exhibition game
In Mobile Alabama on March 16 Cleveland Americans defeated Mobile 4 to 1. Mobile pitching struggled as Buddy Ryan joined from the coast and collected four hits. Batteries Krapr Seigler Demott ONeill faced Talbot Powers Burmeister and Vance.
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Cleveland
Mobile
Ala
Cleveland Americans
Buddy” Ryan
Naps
Stripie
R.H. E. Cleveland
Krapr
Seigler, Demott and O'Neill
Talbot
Powers, Burmeister and
Vance
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