Monte Carlo Prize Fight Draws 30,000 Crowd
A photograph from Monte Carlo shows George Carpenter, 18, a French marvel, knocking out Jim Sullivan, England lightweight champion, in two rounds before about 30,000 spectators. The crowd included famous European figures and American heiresses as titled men and women elbowed past actresses and society figures.
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England
Europe
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Tech Yalon Jackets suffer season’s first defeat to College of Physicians
In a fast paced afternoon game at the flats, the College of Physicians and Surgeons toppled Tech 11 for the Jackets. Drake pitched well for Tech through four innings. errors in the sixth and late hits by the doctors sealed Tech’s fate as Pressly and Cooper sparked the visitors’ win with clutch hitting.
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Two Decisions by Commission Change Free Agent Rules
The national baseball commission announced two rulings regarding free agents. Charles A. Desi challenged a Lancaster release after signing with Philadelphia for 1812 salary. The commission voided the Lancaster transfer and kept Desi a free agent, clarifying that a free agent signed under a national agreement who is transferred or released without consent remains a free agent if the original salary is not honored.
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National Basebell Commission
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Moha Beats Sailor Burke In Ten Round Bout
New York March 21 Bob Moha of Milwaukee won six of ten rounds against Sailor Burke of Brooklyn in a light bout. Moha weighed 146 pounds Burke 169 pounds. Burke had height reach advantage. Moha outboxed Burke after the first round and dominated later rounds.
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Sailor Burke
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Vaudeville Climate at Forsyth and Lyric Theaters
The Forsyth features Bud Fisher cartoons drawing big crowds with top acts while next week Paul Armstrong presents Romance of the Underworld. Lyric hosts Billy B. Van in A Lucky Hoodoo with a lively supporting cast and a come-keen chorus. Polly of the Circus tours Atlanta with strong players and a renowned production team.
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Paul Armstronge
Jimmy Valentine
Metropolitan
Atlanta
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Polly
Margaret Mays
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Beata Ara
Enagement
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Lyric
Lyric Theater
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Taking No Chances in a New Yorker Bar Exchange
A New Yorker asks John about going to a Philadelphia bar. The man insists a grip is needed, but John declines, saying he won’t be away overnight and a grip would be in the way. The dialogue hints at cautious plans and a possible miscommunication.
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New Yorker
Philadelphia
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Get Us In End But We’ll Get You First
Richmond and Hillaville fight to trap the Allen gang as Governor Mann vows action and prosecutors mount vigils and rewards. Posses surround mountain strongholds while reports claim the fugitives elude capture and threaten locals with warnings.
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Mann
Carroll County
Allen
Allens
Hiltaville
Call of Grim Reaper Answered by Friend of Waifs
Stricken suddenly by the call of death yesterday, Clifford Groover, a Mercer Princeton Chicago alumnus and Georgian sociological worker, died in a local sanitarium after a brief illness. He had moved to Atlanta to launch the National Children's Home Society in Georgia, winning homes for needy waifs and homeless youths. Funeral arrangements were made for Statesboro, where his remains were sent. Governors and reformers weighed human conservation, contrasting efforts for child welfare with forest and water resource management, as The Survey discussed. Groover had previously carried out notable sociological work in Salt Lake City, aiding Protestant churches against the Maimon influence and promoting humane shelter in Georgia.
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Atlanta
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Salt Lake City
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University of Chicago
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Maimon Church
South Georgia
Statesboro
Embezzlement Indictment Hits Western Union Clerk
E E Gormaley a clerk at a sub station was indicted for embezzling about 1509 to 1600 dollars from Western Union Telegraph Company. He claimed innocence as he awaited trial. Attorney Albert Howell Jr said the indictment followed a company report noting defalcations. Gormaley, in Tower, has been with the company slightly over two years and lives at 383 B Luckie street. T P Woods, a Chicago junk dealer, was jailed for unpaid debts after allegedly buying junk materials from Sunny South Printing Company for 85.45 and selling for 75 cash.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
E. E. Gormaley
Gormaley
Albert Howell, Jr
Peeples
Luckie Street
T. P. Woods
Thousands Die From Neglected Cold and Pneumonia Link
A warned view claims cold leads to pneumonia and consumption, with a diagnosis of liver inactivity as a trigger. It touts Jacobs' Liver Salt as the remedy to keep bowels open and relieve congestion, urging readers to buy from Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
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