Sunday Ten Cent Advertisements in the Constitution
Classified lines show multiple wanted notices and job ads from the Empire Business Bureau and various employers. Warnings about Sunday publication deadlines precede a sequence listing positions from stenographers to coatmakers, bookkeepers, and a barber college, with employers like Southern Engineering, Dorsey Printing, and McKay the tailor.
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Marion
C. C. Hing
Empire Business Bureau
Grant Building
Southern Engraving Company
NS Ee Ee Ee
Dorsey Printing Company
Dallas
Tex
Constitution
Wagner Typewriter Company
North Broad Street
New Orleans
Grant Pldz
Atlanta
BELP
Eles
Grant
Spring hats and Panama shapes at Popular Clothiers
The article promotes spring headwear from The Popular Clothiers at 37 Whitehall Street offering Panama shapes in soft goods in all colors. It promises a hat that will wear as well as agency hats priced four or five dollars and invites customers to buy locally.
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Panama
Ministers Join Push to Ban Pool Rooms Near Piedmont Park
Evangelical Ministers Association moves to abolish pool halls in Col-7-99g and nearby woods. They plan county appeal and a circulating petition, aiming to force county action and possibly make it a political issue. They cite legal gaps and urge state law amendments to prohibit betting and pool selling.
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Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Col- 7
Piedmont Park
Coun
Coller's Wood
Fulton County
Association
Franchise Owner in Atlanta Receives Pabst Contingent
E T Peter owner of the Atlanta franchise awaits Manager Pabst in Atlanta to assume control once the Califorian arrives. Pabst, Krug and others from St. Louis may reach tonight or by Saturday to join Peter. Groundwork begins Monday as team readiness depends on Pabst’s arrival and management. The Union Pacific advertises low excursion rates to the Pacific coast with special round trip fares and agents listed in Atlanta.
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City Property
Mim
Kiser
Coun
G. T. Holleman
West Alabama St
West Alabama Street
R. & Desaussure
Inman
Tolman
Austell
E. T. Peter
Selma
Pabst
Atlanta
Onde
Mr. Peter
Krug
St. Lows
Peter
Great West
Union Pacific
Missouri River
California
Oregon
Washington
Pacific Coast
H. W. Nathan
R. O. Bean
G. W. Ely
Pryor Street
Walthour Beats Lake in Fast Colosseum Motor Pace
Bobby Walthour defeated Johnny Lake of New York in two 4 mile motor paced heats at the Coliseum before about four thousand. Walthour led most of both races and won the second heat by one length in 8:19 for four miles. Lake showed strong pace and both riders were in top condition. Walthour will race Billy Rutz of New Haven in three 5 mile heats next week.
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Richard Weld
Bobby Walthour
Johnny Lake
New York
Coliseum
Waithour
Leander
Walthour
Bobby
Lake
Take
Atlanta
Tan
Rutz
Billy Rutz
New Haven
Bennett
Hadfield
Hunter
Galvin
Pinkie
Benett
Georgia Baptist Convention Tickets to Rome Special Round Trip
Western and Atlantic railroad offers round trip fares to Rome for Georgia Baptist convention. Tickets on sale March 25 24 with morning trains March 27 returning by March 31. Regular trains Atlanta to Rome depart 8 22 a m and 5 00 p m daily. Delegates and friends may take a special train requested by Rev R B Headden to depart Atlanta at 4 4 a m March 2 6 for tickets contact any agent in Atlanta Ga.
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Atlanta
Rome
Southern Railway
Georgia Baptist Convention
Georgia
First Baptist Church
City
Kimball House
Beam, JR
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Eave
Atineta
Fanta
Oakland Racing Wins By Favorites In Close Finishes
At Oakland on March 20, races produced tight results with favorites prevailing. Foucer led early in the fifth, but Rausch near the rail edged him in a photo finish. Alsona debuted strong in the two year olds, narrowly beating Ora Viva. The card listed six races with precise times and long lists of entrants for upcoming races.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Foucer
Jim Hale
Rausch
Harton
Alsona
Turner
Ora Viva
Fitzsimmons Delivers Ultimatum to Century Club
Los Angeles March 20. Manager McCarry of the Century Athletic Club received a telegram from Fitzsimmons outlining terms for the proposed Jeffries fight. He seeks 75 percent of gate receipts and a $20,000 guarantee, raising pressure on the club’s $25,000 cash purse or 75 percent without a guarantee. McCarry Morley and Brink consult and will reply tonight, while officials doubt Fitzsimmons can dictate prices.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McCarry
Century Athletic Club
Fitzsimmone
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
James F. Morley
John Brink
Elu
New Yorker
Century Club
Flizsimmons
Welsh Girl Sails to Exposition Track Victory
Charleston Me track today saw Welsh Girl as the only winning favorite. Maions show six races with early wins for Laura's First, Man, Wish Girl, Bettie B, and Frank RB. Times range from under one minute to 1:33 1-2. Seaboard Air Line Railway advertises mileage rates to Baltimore via Norfolk and Bay Line.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Baltimore
Mada
Harry F.krense
C P
T. A
Kimball Bevce
Atlanta
Charleston
5. C
Weather Fair
Laura's
Nellie Fonso
Oriolus
Man
Lake Fonso
Fannie Knox
Wish Girl
Dominis
Hattie Davis
Seliing
Bettie B. Ii
Certain
Barney Saal
Norfolk and Bay Line
Harry E. Krause
C. P
Kimball House
New Orleans Race Winners and Entries Report
In New Orleans on March 20 the favorites Death and Sam Lazarus led a card of seven races with strong finishes. Winners included Chorus Boy in seven furlongs, Woodirice over Jessie Jarboe in a mile and a quarter, Four Leaf C. in seven furlongs, Death in six furlongs, Sam Lazarus in a mile and seven, Banish in a mile and a sixteenth, and Lady Wadsworth in seven furlongs. Today's entries list horses for six races with payouts and post positions across mile to seven furlong dashes.
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New Orleans
Chorus Boy
Death
Sam Lazarus
Robertson
Boot
Gilmore
the Messenger
Otis
Woodirice
W. Waldo
Jessie Jarboe
Lyne
Cindenella
Helgerson
Four Leaf C
Tragedy
Sim W
T. Walsh
Stack
Maggie Davis
Barbara Frietchle
Lindsey
Mille
Sam _ Lazarus
J. Devereux
Chancery
Lady Wadsworth
G. Thompson
Bertha Nell
Leon
Electricity
Navillus
Paul Bart
Gracious
Merida
Elsie Barnes
Sartila
Gartama
Miss Briamrock
Merciful
Wilder
Julia Lislem
Jensen
Fairy
Little Giant
Royal Deceiver
Lizzie Brooks
Hands
Bosanco
Mie
Kingstelle
Meggs
Dr. Stephens
Swordsman
Jena
Mr. Phinizy
Major Mansir
Eva Rice
Johnnish McCarty
Petit Maltre
Granter
Loftus
Levoy
Tucloew
Miss Blarney
King Tatius
Moderator
I. Samuelson
Ghead
Lou Woods
Pyrrho
King Ford
Marc Beil
Prince Zeno
Bonnie Hallie
Blocker
Northumberland
Crosby
Thurles
Donator
McWilliams
Imp Albula
Jeszie Jarboe
Mile End An
Little Lois
Horaage
Afra
Woodrick
Bently B
Joe Doughty
el Moran
Secapa
Charleston Track Banned Reinstatements Denied
New York March 2 All applications for reinstatement of owners trainers jockeys and horses barred from Charleston meeting were denied at the stewards meeting The Charleston cases received primary focus as decisions upheld The Washington Jockey Club Westchester Racing Association Queens County Jockey Club and other officials were approved for spring meetings with various posts listed Also Morris Vehon given permission to change the 2 year old colt name EN Philips reinstated after disqualification and licenses granted to several jockeys and trainers.
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New York
Jockey Club
Charleston
S. S. Howland
Washington
August Belmont
James R. Keene
H. K. Knapp
Westchester Racing Association
Washington Jockey Club
Mars Cassidy
Clarence McDowell
W. S. Vosburg
J. T. Haltimer
W.H. Berretto
H. G. Crickmore
Queens County Jockey Club
Vosburgh
C. Cornelien
HH. Barretin
J.D. Hall
W. Ll. Lansing
Morris
Vehon
Philips
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