Manager Smith Here for Year Shifts to Outfield Role
Smith plans to play in the outfield for Atlanta, expressing pleasure at a proposed change from Piedmont to Ponce de Leon. The article outlines signings and trades involving Roy Smith and other players, with details on teams, spring plans, and expected positions.
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Whitey Morse
Wintey Morse
Smith
Atlanz
Sun
Ged
Morse
Smats
Bob Stafford
Bob
Innia Cluib
Smia
Atlante
Ar Coun
Ponce de Leon
Piedmont Park High School Triumphs 6 0 Over QNald Fraser
Piedmont Park hosted a notable football game as Piedmont Park High School defeated QNald Fraser 6 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Donald Fraser scored the lone touchdown after a defensive battle lasting ten minutes of play leading to a decisive finish.
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Piedmont Park
Donald Fra
Piedmont
Nyminals
Milas
Sur
Ram
Canright
Donald Fraser
Vlay
Mass Meeting Planned by South Side Development Club
The Development Club of the South Side announces an important mass meeting tonight at eight o clock at the Point. A prominent boat athlete and local residents will speak. earnest urging to attend is emphasized to encourage broad participation.
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Ye South Side
Nolta
Rorne
Atinen
Sde
Fragmentary note on an American doctor incident
A garbled OCR entry mentions an American doctor and a fatal harm event with scattered references to numbers and places. It appears as a fragmented report with unclear names and dates, lacking coherent details to identify persons, locations, or outcomes reliably.
Paupers Steal Silver Dollar From Young Man
Ida Bradford and Wir Barnes, aged and disabled paupers, collided with a young man who dropped a silver dollar at the corner of Mariett and Spring streets. As he bent to recover the other coins, the two women seized the opportunity and fled with a third dollar. A policeman detained them. both were arraigned before the recorder. Bradford was fined $10.75, the other woman released as the worse suspect and too impoverished to return to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bradford
Wir
Barnes
Mariett
Spring Streets
Mary
Weather promises better driving conditions today
The day brings cooler, fairer weather after yesterday's heavy rain and germ concerns in downtown Atlanta. Officials note germs spread with damp clothing and cold air, yet improvements are forecast. A few pockets report lingering drizzle and cold wind, but overall conditions are expected to improve for residents.
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Atlanta
Jesterda
Huffman Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
Huffman was found guilty and sentenced to five years in prison. He was convicted in Yates County Court on charges connected to the May incident. The case involved the arrest by United States Marshal Holsen.
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Huffman
Yates
Huffmin Kuled United
Marshal Holsen
Januar
Women's Clubs Meet Today in West Point Georgia
West Point Georgia November 6 Special Tomorrow the Womans Club of West Point welcomes distinguished Georgia women guests for the Georgia Federation of Womans Clubs meeting through Friday A reception is set for Tuesday to 12 at the Coburn home and a Wednesday luncheon by the Daughters of the Confederacy The program includes addresses by Rev B P Wiggins and Mrs James Jackson and a barbecue Friday at Robinsons Park The event features sessions, reports, and elections with committees named for arts and crafts education and home economics and officers to be elected Friday Morning sessions, addresses, and committee reports lead into afternoon programs and social events.
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West Point
Womans Club of
Georgia
Georgia Federation of Womans Clubs
J HE Coburn
Fort Tyler
McCabe
Bolling Gay
Nellie Peters Black
Holling Jones
William Nixon
Burton Smith
John Foor
P J We
James Jackson
Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Atlanta
WLNT
West Folut! Womans Club
J.E Coburn
Daughters of the Confederacy
W Trox Bankston
Robinsons Park
P Wiggins
West Points Womans Club
Stumphrey
Daughters of Confederacy
W Bigginbotham
Deaf mute prisoner named Edwin Robinson in court
Recorder Broyles handled a docket where the inmate refused a name and wrote I am named Edwin Robinson. The prisoner, described as deaf mute, admitted heavy intoxication. When asked about cursing, officials noted he may have used dummy language. Clerk recorded seven days.
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Broyles
Edwin Robinson
Paid dear for his threat in Darktown court
Annie Mae Williams of Darktown, recorded as a fastidious woman who drops a y in her middle name, and Alfred Christian of Darktown were arraigned after detectives charged them with drunkenness, fighting, and making threats to kill officers. Annie Mae was drunk on Decatur Street and fought delivery men. Alfred cried for a pistol to shoot the officers. Both were fined $50 and costs plus $80 costs to be returned if possible to the state courts.
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Annie Mae Wiliams
Darktown
Alfred Christian
Recorders Court
Kirkpatrik
Sprathin
Ton
Annie “Mae
Decatur Street
Alfred
Tae Wan
Billie
Browles
Atlanta Fireproofing Company Promises Large Contracts
The Atlanta Fireproofing Company with offices in the Fourth National Bank building and a Marietta street warehouse says it can handle brick stone and fireproof buildings. It notes rapid growth several large contracts and backing by ample capital. President L M Hemphill and general manager L J Isbell highlight New York style construction and eager collaboration on stores offices courts jails and other buildings.
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Atlanta Fireproofing Company
Fourth National Bank
Marietta Street
Sala
Atlanta
Couth
Jills
Mir Ro A Hemphill
W A Hemphill
L. J Isbell
New York
The Geisha revival at Grand attracts eager theatergoers
Laura Millard stars as O Mimosa San in a pleasing Geisha revival with Miss Deane as Molly Seamore and Hazel Lowry as Juliette. Charles W Swain returns as Wun Fo, Lyman Wheeler as Liutenant Reginald Fairfax, and the new scenery and bright costumes add Oriental charm. The Bijou features Harry Beresford Thursday and a Black Crook showing at the Grand with lavish production elements and skilled supporting acts.
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Laura Millard
Japan
JC Brocolini
Signor Brovelint
Tram Opera
Europe
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Eagle
O Mimosa San
Star of
Geisha
Laura Deane
Molly Seamore
Hazel Lowry
Juliette
Wun i
Charles W Swain
Lyman Wheeler
Reginald Fairfax
Mullle Seamore
Wheeler
State Board Fated by Supreme Court Quarantine Clash
The Georgia Supreme Court heard the quarantine conflict between the state board of health and the Atlanta city board of health. City Attorney Mayson argued for Atlanta, while Attorney General Hart spoke for the state. The dispute centers on authority during yellow fever quarantines and the ongoing tension over forcing or restricting movement of through passengers.
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Beard of Health
Supreme Court
State Board of Health
Atlanta City Board of Health
State Board
City Board
J T Pendleton
Superior Court
Prac Healy
Peacock Declines to Serve on Local Democratic Committee
Mr Peacock of Bryant’s Creek declines membership on the committee elected at a court house meeting in Superior Court Room J chaired by J E Maddox. He is the twelfth to decline, following eleven declarations last Saturday. His letter cites failure to participate in the upstairs court house mass meeting and a desire to avoid dissension, urging adherence to the regular Democratic Executive Committee.
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Superior Court
UL Peacock
Bryants
Judge Rodis Court Room
EH Maddox
Peacock
Feacoch
Belfier
Atlanta
Court House
Une
Metullough Gee
Grounis
Bryant
Mission Work Discussed by Southern Missionary Delegates
Ther a convenes at St Philips cathedral to host a large Episcopal conference in the fourth missionary district. Delegates from Mississippi Alabama Georgia South Carolina Illinois Cuba and Porto Rico attend with Georgia Cuba and Florida missions. Meetings run Tuesday through Thursday at St Philips and the Y M C A with communion services and a focus on the Churchs mission in the twentieth century.
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Thera
St Philips Cathedral
Atlanta
Episcopal Conference
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Lorkia
Florida
Cuba
Porto Rico
Charles I. Petticrew
Law Building
South Pryor and
Hunter
St Philips Pro Cathedral
Washington and Hunter
Young Mens Christian Association
North Bryor and
Auburn Avenue
St Philips
St Philips Corner
Youth worker fined ten dollars for groping girl
Charles Raley a youth employed by Marcus Loeb Co on Pryor street was arrested after Jessie Brown five-year-old daughter of J T Brown testified he put his arm around her waist and spoke inappropriately. Raley admitted guilt, expressed remorse, and received a lecture and a ten dollar fine 75 cents in Recorder's Court.
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Charles Raley
Marcus Loeb & Co
Pryor Street
Jessie Brown
J T Brown
Woodward Avenue
Matcus Loeb & Co
Raly Barry
Raley
Recorders Court
Jossie
Riley
Ag Raley
Widow awarded damages in Hickman County case
In Paducah on November 6, a widow known as Mrs Pink Head won a lawsuit seeking 15000 dollars in damages from Charles Hodge, accused of being responsible for her husband’s assassination, a crime for which Hodge was never criminally prosecuted. The verdict follows the killing of the prominent Hickman County resident in his yard two years earlier by Hodge.
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Paducah A
Pink Head
Hickman County
Charles Hodge
Hodge
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Wrox
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D L Adams
Florrie Johnson
Arta and Crafts
Fawin Tang Muste
TD L Adams
Hreproofing Company
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Harry Beresford
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Thespia
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Emma Siegel
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Black Crook
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King Hardware Company
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