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Anniston edged Griffin 5 to 4 in a tense series game as Steele and Morton led the hitters with two hits each. Panilla pitched to one out in the second before giving way. Glaaner held Griffin to five hits in a strong start. Also Talladega defeated Newnan 8 to 3 with Moore, Baker, and Jackson delivering power. Norman and Baker on the mound for Talladega, Sewell and Matthews for Newnan. Rome routed LaGrange 4 to 0 behind King and Richards, as LaGrange’s offense was shut out with one earned run.
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Neiderkorn Sold To Charley Schmidt Gulls In Agreement
Doc Neiderkorn the young catcher from Versailles Ohio showed promise this season and was sold to Mobile Gulls in an optional agreement tied to manager Bill Smith. Neiderkorn would join a Gull squad short on catchers and could prove valuable if called upon.
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Canadian Soldiers At Front Will Play Baseball With American Leaguers
Canadian soldiers in France seek pastime during intermissions and will receive baseballs hats and gloves from American league leaders. They complained about scarce equipment abroad, prompting officials to appeal to Woodville Ga authorities. The report notes American aid aims to supply needed gear for morale and games.
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Canada
B. B. Johnson
Goodwood races abandoned amid government threat
London reports the Goodwood races canceled this year as Lord Derby stated the Jockey Club could halt racing within 24 hours if the government wished. In other sports, middleweights Jimmy Clabby and George Chip were suspended 40 days by the New York State Athletic Commission for not giving their best in a ten round bout halted in the eighth.
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Roosevelt Adds to Membership of Ananias Club
In Syracuse on May 12 the libel suit against Theodore Roosevelt neared verdict after John W. Hutchinson Jr testified. Roosevelt denied Barnes statements about a White House interview and reiterated his opposition to returning to a Republican party dominated by Barnes. Witnesses Guggenheim Loeb and others corroborated earlier testimony before Justice Andrews closed the evidence.
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Vorwärts warns against reprisals in Lusitania crisis
Berlin reports Eduard Bernstein protests reprisals beyond normal warfare. He argues such actions harm innocent people, inflame anti-German sentiment in England and the U.S., and deepen wartime wounds. He cautions that escalating reprisals hinder peace and alienate neutral nations.
Washington Expects Delay In Lusitania Reply
Washington May 18 Two important factors expect delay of Germanys reply to the Lusitania note for another week The first is whether Germany will face a new military situation with Italys entrance The second is whether the United States will send a general protest against violations of international law by interfering with commerce between American ports and neutral European countries Officials here think the Australian situation may absorb Germanys attention and delay final composition of the reply
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Judge John W. Burney Dies at Madison Home
Madison May 18 Special Judge John W Burney died at his country home near this city yesterday and was buried here today Aged over eighty he served as judge of the court of Morsuo county and as a county representative in the legislature A large crowd attended his funeral and he was described as a man of noble character whose death is greatly regretted.
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R M Walker Named Superintendent for Southeast Fair Grounds
R M Walker was elected superintendent of construction for the Southeast fair at a building committee meeting. He will begin work immediately and devote personal attention to building construction, improvements, and office equipment and machinery.
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Kraft Wagner Recital Given by Edwin Kraft in Atlanta
Edwin Arthur Kraft city organist presented a Tuesday evening Wagner program at the Auditorium. Of seven numbers five were by Wagner. It was the sixth concert of a series under the Georgia chapter American Guild of Organists and drew a large, highly appreciative audience.
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Exoneration Shrouds Case Over Woman’s Death Rights
A New England juryman’s exoneration leaves the verdict unclear whether an offense occurred or if the act happened at all. The press notes the ruling does not clearly define rights in the case and whether charges stood.
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Approaching an Avocation in Oklahoma Man’s single vice revealed
In Oklahoma a man who has never tasted liquor coffee or tobacco now shows a rare vice his only foil is in bank yobving a developing inveterate habit.
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Darrow Calls McNamara Martyr in American Debate
Clarence Darrow told the Industrial Relations Commission that J. B. McNamara, serving a life term for the Los Angeles Times bombing, was a martyr and urged pardon. He argued punishment is barbaric and that hospitals may replace prisons, while defending labor rights and criticizing elevated power in American society.
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Funeral today for Bishop Turner officiated by bishops
Funeral services for the late Henry M Turner senior bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal church were held at Bethel Methodist church Windsor Canada this morning at 11 oclock. Bishops officiated with a memorial service many leading African Americans attended and the service followed an extensive order of worship with hymns prayers and remarks from prominent church figures.
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Weather Bureau to publish primer on forecasting
Washington May 1 The Weather Bureau announces a forthcoming booklet titled How to Forecast the Weather. It is aimed at government weather bureau employees not yet district forecasters and reflects months of collaboration by official forecasters. The guide will not train the public but serves staff education.
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Atlanta Building Boom Drives Week’s Strong Permits Rise
A sharp rise in building activity hits Atlanta as city inspectors issue about 444,000 in permits this week led by Day’s Realty with a 20,000 two story brick veneer apartment at 2-2-26 East North Avenue. H. W. Nicholas & Son named contractors and the Atlanta School of Medicine converts its former school into an eight unit apartment, costing around 16,000 with G. J. Frasier as architect. Other realty transactions include a 32,600 Capitol avenue parcel sale to Mollier V. Taylor and a 2,500 Oakhill avenue cottage loaned by J. Gregory Murphy. Hotel Ausley also sees improvements as renovations progress.
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Inside Hotel Ansley Lobby Improvements and Property Transfers
In the spacious Hotel Ansley lobby a wall archway is removed to open the Italian cafe area, adding lighting and ventilation. The article also lists numerous late 1910s property transfers and mortgage details across Atlanta, naming buyers, sellers, streets, and parcel sizes with dates in 1915 to 1918.
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Summer Sunshine Kadukm Ad Previews Vacation Souvenirs
Moore & Sons at 45 N Broad Street Grant Building advertise kadukm in all styles as pleasant souvenirs for vacation trips. The concise notice presents product offerings and location.
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