Mystifier Wins at Latonia Handicap Driven Finish
At Latonia November 9 Mystifier surged from the inside to win the Handicap driving past Muller the favorite. Sea Swell and Lady Esther were the day’s only winning favorites, both taking early honors before Mystifier claimed the featured event in a tight finish. Other races highlighted Tramevan and Orlandot as notable contenders with several longshots and half a dozen named runners in action.
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Ciacinnati
Onto
Sea Swell
Lady Esther
Latonia
Muller
Dainty Dame
Mystitier
Uiescam
Orlandot Fir
Tramevan
Ana A Huli Turing
Martins
Wou
Muleeva
Watton
Rive Ney
Notlery
Spiendida
Wheatbreal
Eve Ya
Futty Wisher
Birna
Ludliswid
Juliet BL
Kenmare Queen
Kaneens
Neile Je
Ciduy
Furungs Swell
Deverich
Miss Jenden
Wee
Dr. Hutzberg
Burton
Greyham
Summa
Heide
Bucksat Brigade
Kemper
King
Tranman
Morelundy
More
More &. Wen. BL Mailer, 109 (Kennedys, "2 To 8 Pro, Seonont, Ig Butlers
Lady Exther
Lawrer
Wovlmione
Carew
Devermv
Albert Sar
Ranson
Howard Shean
Tstusners
Nace
Hesteriing
Davis
Sean Bplommel
Lady Baeldur
Cymbal
Severus
Dercon Alae
Fevsn
$1,000 Bet on Bussey at Whitehall Hat Shop
A city ad notes a $1,000 bet on Bussey and promotes Hat cleaning dyeing and reshaping services at Bussey address 28% Whitehall. The short item implies a betting reference tied to a local hat shop.
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Bussey
Busse
Whitehall
Dahlonega Cancels Mercer Game
The Dahlonega team disbanded for the season and the Mercer game scheduled for yesterday was cancelled. Notices arrived late Sunday night, leaving Mercer coach Frank Blake and players frustrated at the lack of advance warning and missing valuable practice before their upcoming clash with Teeh.
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Mercer
Macon
Frank Blake
Teeh
Bowerman Rumored to Manage Boston Doves Next Season
Rumors swirl about Frank Bowerman possibly taking the Boston National League club, the Doves, into next season. Despite repeated denials, Bowerman’s reputation and rapport with players keep him a leading candidate, with a decision expected soon.
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Frank Bowerman
Dovey
Bowerman
Mohawk Sets Maiden Voyage Record for Atlantic Line
Commercial Agent W C Bates reports Mohawk the newly launched liner of the Glyde Wne line broke all previous records on her maiden trip from New York to Charleston in 48 hours. The vessel measures 400 feet with a 52 foot beam and 5000 tons gross, carrying 278 first cabin passengers and sixty steerage. This line is highly popular for freight and passenger service in the south.
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W. C. Bates
Glyde Wne
Century
J. A. MacNeill
Harlebton
New York
Charleston
O Brien to Demand Class B Status for Southern and Western Leagues
Chicago November. President J OBrien of the American Association plans to urge the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues to lower the Southern and Western Leagues from Class A to Class B at the upcoming meeting. An Eastern League American Association conference today flagged potential moves to boost Eastern and Western leagues one classification higher than other minor leagues while Coast League may keep equality until the current agreement ends.
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Chicago
National Association of Professions
American Association
J. O’ O'Brien
O'Brien
Astern League
Pacific Coast League
Powers
Eastern League and Association
Grould
Tulane Versus LSU Row Over Alleged Eligibility And Rules
Tulane accuses Louisiana State University of blocking play under Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association rules while evading issues of player eligibility. The Tulane committee cites imports and prior team members as evidence and argues openness in detailing the “slightities” of players.
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Tulane University
Goulsmana State University
Tulane
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Louisiana State University
Southern Inter- Wallegiate Athletic Association
Oy Ghargee Tollows
Juniors Upend Freshmen in Oxford Football Clash
At Mary College Oxford Ga on November 8 two junior versus freshmen and senior versus sophomore football games were played. The juniors edged the freshmen 10 to 0 with a late 60 yard run by Muter and failed kick attempts. In the seniors versus sophomores game the seniors dominated, scoring multiple touchdowns and kicks, with Felker Reeve and Bunsey notable for the juniors, and Kelly and Bunn for the sophomores.
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Muter
Jae
Evans
Eave Wastesses F. BR
Middiebrooka Bunter
Miller Wilcox
Meteon
Starr
Imakeeper
Foultian
Hinton
Brown
Wyxbt Nfoath
Ce - Ae
DeWhoeter
Wisdont
L. G
oMizele Allgood
Townsend
Word Todd
Aawrtrte Beans
Whit Busey
Harmon
Galnutes
Goo Year
Uropics
Tarnade
Unesman
Stothmekeeners
Kelly and Bunn
Great Bouts Promised At Armory Friday Night
Manager Jack Foy hypes Friday Armory bouts with four x round matches. Kid Ruff vs George Ball eyed as a key clash after strong showings last Friday. Other potential bouts include Trent versus Hadie Jon, Grecian named fighter versus Trent, Caspar against Wood, and Dig Ain versus Big Welch. Welah and Welch noted as promising newcomers in local scene.
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Jack Foy
Armory Hall
Foy
Aeldom
Mach
Ball
Rutt
Joe Trent
Uch
Hadie Jon
Trent
Caspar
Mkely
Dig Ain
Big Welch
Welah la
Tech to play Mercer in Macon November 19
Macon, Ga on November 9 special dispatch reports Tech will face Mercer in Macon on November 19 instead of the original November 21 Atlanta date after talks between Mercer officials and Tech. The matchup is billed as Mercer's upcoming key contest with broad local interest and no further details on venue or ticketing.
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Macon
Tech
Mercer
E.T. Holmes
Atlanta
Kodak Finishing Services Promising Superior Portrait Quality
Al Hawkes Co offers Kodak finishing at 14 Whitehall Street and 125 Peachtree Street. They promise improved grain, shading, and artistic final results by bringing film to their Kodak department.
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KODAK
AL K Hawkes Co
Whitehall St
Peachtree St
Stone Mountain Beats Georgia Military College 17 to 5
Milledgeville Ga November 9 Specials the game between Stone Mountain and the Georgia Military College this afternoon was praised as the best on local grounds and the cleanest seen here The score favored the visitors Stone Mountain 17 Georgia Military College 5 Wilson ran 105 yards for a touchdown on the opening play Meek scored for Stone Mountain and Wilson kicked goal In the second half Stone Mountain used an onside kick and Wilson broke the line for another touchdown Stars included Wilson Mauck Tancken for Stone Mountain Gabe! and Wood for Georgia Military academy
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Milledgeville
Stone Mountain
Georgia Military Collene
Georgia Miliary College
Fleming
Georgia
Little
Milledge
Georgia Military College
Wilson
Meek
Whlson
Mauck
Tancken
Gabe
Wood
Georgia Military Academy
Woodcraft Wins Oakland Fourth in Fast Race at Oakl and
In Oakland California on November 9 race day focused on the fourth race of one mile where four runners faced the post. Woodcraft trained by Sam Hildreth and ridden by Shilling won the purse after a bold quarter test, with Fantastis second and Fred Bent third. Favorites Cotyto and aftermath led early as favorable weather aided fast times and large attendance.
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Oakland
Cal
Fred Bent
Woodcraft
Shilling
Sam Hildreth
Fantastic
Fred
Cotyts
Aftermath
Cotyto
Archipaid
Beau Man
Udirshbaum
Palo Alto
Hammo
Figent
Smiling Jack
Joe Rose
Marchusa
Angel Face
Captain Hansen
the Drole
Incentiva
Waluhp
Chol Hedrick
Gilbert
Rowe Sherry
Wms
Lynch
Molar
Rosy Light
Mue
Ap Eignth
Mike Jordan
Lace
Orehan
Buntyan
Batutary Man
Miss May Bowdish
Koso
Royal Red
Hace—Milo
Woosteratt
Bhilling
Fantastis
Burton
Walsh
Tine
Ben ‘Weber
Karmit
Haven
My Pal
Frank’ Lubbeck
Macbeth
Lady Allis
Mayhorn
Kamsgck
Ann May
Powers
Nagaram
Balle Kinney
Ambsy Metaner
Buster Jones
Merrell, Valensis
Herodotus
Tom
Factories at Union City Face Three Million Farmers
Union City factories confront a vast farming population exceeding three million direct workers. The message urges growth and development as Union City expands its industrial and agricultural ties.
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Union City
Georgia and Florida to Spend Half Million on Rail Upgrades
Richmond Va November 9 An indicator of southern prosperity E L Bermtas of John L Williams Sons states the Georgia and Florida railroad controlled by Williams has let contracts totaling over five hundred thousand dollars for improvements. Works include thirty miles of new road building and a steel bridge over the Allamaha river plus a twenty eight mile Valdosta to Naanville line and several forty five miles of branch lines.
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Richmond
E. L. Bemtas
John L. Willams & Sons
Georgia and Florida Railroad
Whicch
Williams
Coni
Florida
Georgia
Valdosta
Naanville
Unes
Allamaha River
Mrs Williams accuses Morgan of insult and assault
J M Morgan a 25 year old traveling salesman followed Mrs Williams from Terminal station to North Forsyth Street and allegedly struck her in a dark area. Patrolman DiVeiple took Morgan into view at the Pal Room under the Ellell theater. Morgan was released on 825 collateral and a trial was set for this afternoon.
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J. M. Morgan
Terminal Station
Williams
Davis Street
DiVeiple
Marietta Street
Morgan
Ellell Theater
Morse Bankrupt Claim Sparks Court Admission Hearing
Charles W Morse once valued at about 20 million swore he has funds to cover debts but his bid for admission to the bar was argued in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals. Morse already sentenced to fifteen years in Atlanta federal prison. he was denied leave to appear at Tombs while the motion was reviewed.
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York
Charles W. Morse
Unitted States Circuit Rank of Appeals
Morse
Federal
Atlanta
Tombs
Lacombe
Ward
Coxe
Senator La Follette Drives Campaign Tour In Wisconsin
Wisconsin's La Follette, affectionately known as itiia Roh in native state, has been active in the national campaign. He made as many as twenty-five to thirty speeches daily early in the fall, covering more territory than any other campaign speaker in Wisconsin while riding in a Mitchell car. He is an expert chauffeur and often thinks out speeches en route.
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Rob
la Follette
Wisconsin
The Vamily Skeleton. ras oted Ween Eien, Visitor- George
George Meeker speaks of bankruptcy while admiring volumes added to the library. He notes souvenir postcard albums and bookcase sections crowding shelves, hinting at financial strain but a level, candid conversation about the collection.
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George
Orpheum Show Impresses Atlanta Audience Despite Hiccups
The Orpheum last night drew a capacity crowd with Nat Wits, Clayton Kennedy and Mat He Rooney, Dave Newlin, Young and Waddell, Wallace Reed, Nansey St. John, Agnes Maher, Rosantre and Dorette among the acts. Nat drew most applause for his songs and a heartfelt recitation, while the bill ranged from guitar and piano numbers to juggling and grotesque acrobatics. The Lyric and Bijou programs also entertain with Me Him and I and Cracker Jacks respectively, featuring Con Conn and a burlesque chorus, with stars such as Hilly Hart, Ruby Leumi, Mins Belle, and Mins Leoni delivering lively acts amid a busy week of theater offerings.
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Orpheaom
Orpheum
Isis
Cmwd
Nat
Atlanta
Clayton Kennedy
Mat He Rooney
Dave Newlin
Young
Waddell
Wallace Heed
Nansey St. John
Agnes Maher
Rosantre
Dorette
Ea Lee Wrothe
Con Conn
Richard W. Craig
Robert Deming
Dusty Dawson
June
Bob Manchorter
Emudeville
Hilly Hart
Ruby Leumi
Brodder Sylvest
James Bowman
Billy Hart
Forest Fires Ravage Tennessee and Kentucky Timber
Nashville reports fires across Tennessee Kentucky and northern Alabama destroying hundreds of thousands of dollars in timber. Madison County and the West Tennessee river bottoms see extensive loss. Hopkins and other western Kentucky counties suffer severe damage with little rain since July. Northern Alabama timber and fencing also destroyed as smoke envelops Nashville.
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Nashville
Tenn
Kentucky
Alabama
Madison County
Tennesota
Hopkins
Limestone
Madison
Fragmented historic clippings mix wit and ads from 19th century papers
A garbled snippet from The Philadelphia Ledger references Lance and a bribe episode, followed by disjointed notes about crackers with American cheese, a Louisville Courier Journal remark, and stray lines about a cigar, a Gerald, and Union City. The text blends humor, ads, and unrelated phrases without cohesive narrative.
Idyllic Sitsetion of Two Lovers Turn to Friends
Two youthful sweethearts, once sure of marriage, drift into deep friendship after a season of romance. Their tale unfolds from ardent vows to enduring companionship as time passes.
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Dick Jemison
Mystifier
Drlve
Gresham
Ethan
Art Muller
Dahlonega
Atlantic Coast
Southern
Ipa
Louisiana State
Capuin
Uidesbell
Charles Ceci Haver
Cecil Lauer
Wink Pariah
Charles Ure User
Vbw
Madisnavella
Tolle von
Lrought Rouge
Winguard
Randuomely
Facher's
Rio Mast Ninteent Street
Laudia
John Jacob Seip
L. Tex
I. Wall
Straigne
Emory
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Bretnfolds
Leach
Pittaturg
Mowery
Cinciomati
P.O
Tinker
Dehien
Boston
Wayne Pitteburg
Lewis
Brookyn
Thomas
Browne
Namea
Bayless
Cincinnati
Schulte
Age Donima
Howard
Catchera
Nuames
G. PO. X
Ne. Bi
Brookisn
Louis
Military College
John Skelton
Chas. W. Morse Bankrupt
Ras Oted
Dickerson
Union
City
A. Manhattan
Clarke
United States
Chattabooga
Jacksonville
Fla
Clarke Bros. & Co
Peoria, Ill
Aunt Mary
May Robson
Anne Warner
Misa Robson
Victor Hebert
Charles Dillingham
Channing Pollock
Thomas Dison, Jr
Mr. Dizon
Atate ix
DR. King Medical “Co
Saez
Atlante
Ge Corser
Marietta
Peachtree Streets
Portland
Maine
Tobe Carter
Philadelphia
Leiger
Tobe
Fie
Yan
Till
Lincoln
Phonograph
Philadelphia Ledger
Lance
Heem Crackern
Louisville Courier Journa
J.W. Kelly & Co. Dantiters
Eer
Dacoba
Pharm
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