Minors Support Organized Ball In National League Talks
Omaha November 10. B. B Johnson president of the American League said the league would continue supporting organized baseball. The National Commission planned fourteenth annual minor leagues session to reaffirm vigilance toward organized baseball and discussed ownership changes in Chicago. Weghman holds option on Cubs as talks with Johnson and Hermemann proceed after Midwest meetings.
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B. B Johnson
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National Association of Professions Baseball
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Federal League
Betting Dispute Over Football Wager Ends with Cashed Check
The sporting editor details a dispute over football bet payments where $2 checks were placed before kickoff. One participant allegedly cashed a $4 or $3 check after the game, prompting questions about the legality and handling of the wagers.
Crackers Draft Eight Then Half Secured Complete Drafting List
Omaha Neb November 10 annual report by Secretary John B Farrell of the National Association of Professional Baseball clubs shows 300 cities and towns in the United States and Canada composing forty two leagues, with 800 plus contracts recorded. Drafted players by both leagues total 8985 with 38700 paid for releases, 107870 returned under waiver. The list covers nearly every club. highest price paid was 2500. Names and origins for many drafted players across multiple clubs are listed with some disallowed entries and investigations noted.
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Sewanee Plans Comeback Bid Against Tennessee in Chattanooga
The Sewanee Tigers aim for another upset as they face the University of Tennessee in Chattanooga. Sewanee, buoyed by a surprise win over Vanderbilt, hopes to challenge Tennessee though experts favor the Volunteers. A Sewanee victory would cast Vanderbilt as weaker than expected and raise hopes for a bold upset that could affect upcoming matchup dynamics.
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Auburn Faces Fierce Battle With Vanderbilt
Auburn Alabama expects a hard game against Vanderbilt Commodores as Thigpen is out for the season and Robinson’s ankle needs nursing. Arnold and Hart show improvement and start, while Auburn can field its strongest lineup of the year for the opening clash.
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Vanderbilt Squad Faces Tough Lecture After Tennessee Loss
Vanderbilt coach McGugin delivered a stern lecture to the Commodores after a rough practice following the Tennessee defeat. The team, already out of title contention, now eyes a grudge game with Auburn, while defensive flaws and struggling backs Cody and Putman dominate staff concerns.
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Glenn Warner May Coach Pittsburg in New York
An announcement from New York says Glenn S Warner, Carlisle Indian School football coach, has signed a ten year contract as athletic director at the University of Pittsburg. He is expected to begin after Carlisle’s season ends.
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Emory Seniors Win Football Title for 1914
Emory College Oxford Ga November 20 special Emory seniors win the 1914 interclas football pennant by a clean sweep of all games Sophomores Juniors and Freshmen standings listed The season ended with the Sophomores defeating the Freshmen 3 to 0 but injuries and forfeits left the Seniors and Juniors unable to contest the final game resulting in a forfeit and the seniors claim the honors matching a historic feat by another team in the conference
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Three Young Players Obtained by Giants
New York November 10 In addition to its drafted players made known today in Omaha Secretary Foster of the New York National announced tonight that the club had obtained three other young players They are Robert Reed former star third baseman of Princeton Homer Glass a full fledged pitcher from Oklahoma who has just completed a term in the United States marine corps and Pitcher Alois Kirmayer purchased from the Decatur club.
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Princeton
Homer Glass
Oklanomi
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Decatur Club
Cicero E Long Dies After Long Illness At Grady
Cicero E Long longtime Grady hospital records keeper died Tuesday morning at 7 30 after surgery for diabetes related illness. He was 61 born in Macon son of F M Long. He practiced law in Macon later moved to Atlanta, then became Grady records keeper in 1909. Survived by wife, three sons C E, D M, Wana, and seven daughters including Mrs W M Laramore and Mrs C A Rhodes, with funeral today at 2:30 from the residence and burial at West View cemetery.
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Lucile Cyldé
Claire Long
West View Cemetery
Bold pickpocket robs Ensley Recorder on train journey
Judge J T Lowery reports a purse theft on a Southern railway car en route to Birmingham for his mother's funeral. He suspects a bold pickpocket from the Birmazham district of Atlanta took $80 in currency from his pocket during the morning commute.
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Hawkes Glasses Test Steles See Absolute Accuracy
Hawkes Co reports through Ostmians Wartehall that their glasses tests demonstrate high precision and dependable patient outcomes. The test series, led by expert htung, shows steady results across multiple trials, reinforcing trust in Hawkes’ optical products.
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Spring Place Swept by Disastrous Fire
Dalton Georgia November 10 Special Spring Place once Murray County seat suffered a fierce fire destroying the bank building two stores and five dwellings and damaging the old courthouse as flames spread amid insurance coverage unclear due to telephone outages. Residents aided in suppression as Murray court adjourned to aid Spring Place fire crews.
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Dwyer Resigns as Penn Football Coach Amid Malaria
Philadelphia November 10 Pat Dwyer trainer for the University of Pennsylvania football team resigns due to malaria after the return from Michigan. Assistant coach Dickson will temporarily assume Dwyer’s duties.
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Hartford Courant recalls Declaration and Constitution history
The article notes The Hartford Courant, oldest continental newspaper, published the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution details. It also mentions wedding trip stories as remembered moments, with descriptions of family presence and travel.
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Hog and Hominy Buttons Admit Owners to Carnival
The wholesale trade committee led by Frank Lowenstein approves one dollar gold plated hog and hominy buttons granting entry to the Hog and Hominy Ball at the Auditorium on Thursday night December 3. The button includes a queen’s carnival invitation. committee members include Beauchamp Florence Neely Loyleas. Decoration head J D Kearney selects a roses decor for the queen’s throne room costing $1000.
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Georgia Railway statement on Sunday accident on North Moreland
The Georgia Railway and Power Company issued a statement disputing passengers claims that a car was stopped in streetcar tracks when struck. The company says the automobile was in motion at about fifteen miles per hour and the left front wheel was broken when it hit the streetcar’s left front corner.
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County Convicts Do Not Parade For National Good Roads Meet
County convicts deterred after complaints about embarrassment lead the county board of commissioners to drop the planned review for the National Good Roads association. A minority objected yet most favored the parade for a half holiday, so delegates will instead take a sight seeing tour of the road camps.
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Democrats Lead By 29 In Next Congress
Washington November 10 An unofficial list of representatives elect to the next congress was completed today by South Trimble clerk of the house. The compilation not finally verified but to be printed for information shows 5 Democrats 233, Republicans 193, Progressives 7, Independent 1, Socialist 1, total 435.
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County Commissioner Ends Life With Bullet
Cochran Ga November 1 9 by note left he shot himself in a clock this morning J B Hinson Bleckley county commissioner died almost instantly no motive stated beyond county finances He was a prosperous farmer and merchant married with children lived at Chester ten miles from Cochran and owned bank stock Interment set for Salem tomorrow
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Woman claims third degree coerced confession in theft case
Mrs J E McDuffie testified that two women detectives forced her to confess during a cruel third degree interrogation at the Criminal Division municipal court. She denied the confession and the jury failed to grant leniency. Remanded to jail as Judge Ben Hitt prepares to sentence. The middle aged defendant, well dressed, wept throughout.
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Roosevelt Appeal Argued Over Libel Suit Bill
The Albany appeal before the appellate division of the supreme court challenged Justice Chesters denial of a change of venue in Theodore Roosevelt's libel case against William Barnes. Roosevelt's attorney questioned the judge's discretionary power in denying the request.
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Oakland Methodist Church Plans Candlelit Lurch Event
The Oakland City Methodist church plans a candle light program on Arlintgon avenue Wednesday at 7:50. Candles illuminate the scene as the Ladies Aid society hosts an oyster supper in a store near the fire station Friday at 7. Funds for the new church building will be solicited.
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Cure for Pellagra Promised by Alabama Remedy
Parke Nicholas Laurel Mias writes that taking Baughn's Pellagra Remedy improved her health from 60 pounds to normal and urges publication to help sufferers. The note lists Pellagra symptoms and promotes American Compound ing Co. in Jasper Alabama offering a free hook and money-back guarantee if the remedy fails to cure.
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American Compounding Co
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