Firestone Wins at Aqueduct in Beating Maskette
Firestone, an added starter, quoted at 8 to 1, won the Aqueduct handicap over J R Keene’s Maskette. This marked the second defeat for Maskette in two years. Firestone overtook Maskette in the stretch and finished a half length ahead, with Olambala a further half length back.
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Aqueduct
NW. Y
Firestone
True
Home
Maskette
Olambala
Bleckford
Glass
Court Lady
Creevy
Aunt Jule
Ato
Bonnia Kelso
Shapdale
San
Soual IL
Jones
Harrigan
But' Wells
Pratend
Bhilling
Dull Care
Butwell
Radium Star
ShUng
Ho Tn
Butwall
Far Wort
Arasee
Queen Marguerite
Garner
Royal Onyx
Royal Captiva
Midlateress
Cindy
King
Flying Footsteps
Martin
Gyiay Girl
Golden Flora
Queen's Song
Bang
Katherine van
Malitina
Top Notch
Dracoola
Odd Rose
Good Riddance
Amy Ia
Little Hoy
Shawness
Knokemoffski to Meet Fast Joe Howard in Belmont Bout
The Southern Athletic Club presents Knokemoffski and Fast Joe Howard in a Tuesday night main event at Bretnar-Emory building. Both fighters, aged by prior appearances, each forfeiting $25 and side bets of 100, train hard for a marquee bout that fans expect to eclipse Monday’s show.
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The
Southern Athletic Club
Bretnar-Emory
Feht
Mike Saul
Knockemoffski
Joe Howard
Brooklyn
S. Y
Detroit Tigers Defeat Jacksonville 7 to 2 in Exhibition
In Jacksonville, Detroit Tigers beat the local lineup 7 to 2 as they travel to Cuba. McMillan, former Jacksonville player, starred with standout fielding that drew crowd cheers. Detroit tallied runs in multiple innings while Jacksonvilla managed a late charge, but fell short.
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Detroit
Jaxi
Jacksonville
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Cuba
the &Ame
McMillan
Brooklyn
Hila
Ita
H. Hue
Jacksonvilla
Itlivel
Becekendor Lea
Roth
Seley
Basketball Games At A A C Thursday
Tonight at the Atlanta Athletic Club the first basketball practice follows team selection. Thursday night opens the club series with a double header as four teams begin round robin play. Rivalry is expected as teams meet twice before a representative five is chosen.
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Atlanta Athleticlub
Hospital faces prosecution over licensed engineer lapse
The Up told the board of trustees that Grady hospital has been open to prosecution in state courts for failure to employ a licensed engineer. A union committee headed by W B Wilson reported the institution has had a licensed day engineer but no licensed night man since the previous night engineer disappeared weeks ago. The board authorized Superintendent Summercall to hire a licensed engineer as soon as possible, at salary not to exceed 55 per month.
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Grady Hospital
Union of Stationary Engineers
W. B. Wilson
Yellow Jackets Prep Scrimmage Ahead of Knoxville Clash
Tech engaged in hard practice at Tech Flats preparing for Saturday's game at Knoxville against Tennessee. Despite a Sewanee setback, the Jackets show fighting spirit and aim to hand the Volunteers a decisive win. The lineup will be intact soon, and experience from Sewanee should bolster a stronger Tech eleven than last year.
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Yellow Jackets
Tech Flats
Tennessee
Knoxville
Jackets
Sewanee
Tech
Tigers
Latonia Race Day Divides Favorites and Outsiders in Midmeet
Latonia Ohio October 28 saw a strong crowd on a slow track as Grenade the favored second choice won the feature. Hue Thorpe led early but faded after two and a half miles in the fifth race, while Captain Glore and Grenade headlined a day of public choices and selling races with Mamie Angus and Boca Grande among the notable winners.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Latonia
Mary
Grenade
Hue Thorpe
Captain Glore
Jack Binns
Kennedy
Radation
Taplin
Neath
Hatchicoon
Mizzalm
Ed Dorgan
Carondelet
White Nagle
Demian
Mamie Angus
McGee
Minot
Herbert
Water Lake
Griffin
Boca Grande
Mountain
Belle Clem
Page
Duquesne
Wlask
Kempton Park
Bonk K
Sleen
Layeno
Calash
Morpeth
Glaaner
Fleming
Plume
Don Enrique
Ovelanda
W. T. Kemper
Canoplan
Mozart
Mique
Uncle Jim
Harthorpe
Flirting
Nferbert
Crenne Beckham
Moore
Gala Treasure
Walsh
Pegasus
Gilve Dear
Banridge
A. Kuskeday
Muriel Vanderbilt Thrown From Pony in New York Estate
Muriel Vanderbilt eldest daughter of Mrs William K Vanderbilt was thrown from her pony on the Vanderbilt estate at Weetbury Long Island and sustained a fracture of the right arm.
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Muriel Vanderbilt
New York
Muriel
William K. Vanderblt
Vanderbilt
Weetbury
Long Listand
Mercer Class Rush Sparks Freshmen Victory on Campus
Mercer on October 26 saw the first class rush on campus with the freshmen defeating the sophomores. More than five hundred people attended the event, including Masonic convention delegates. The sophomores were paraded by the freshmen before Wesleyan Female College and through the business section of Macon.
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Mercer
Macon
Wesleyan Female College
German Ship on Fire in Savannah Harbor
In Savannah Georgia October 26 firefighters battled a blaze in the hold of the German steamer Andromeda of Bremen docked in the Savannah river. The fire centered on 2200 bales of cotton with dense smoke hindering efforts but authorities believed the fire would not spread and no further danger was anticipated as the vessel also carried 8000 tons of phosphate.
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Savannah
Andromeda
Bremen
Jacksonville
Liverpool
Savannah River
Daredevil Jones Wins in Auto Race at Floyd County Fair
Rome Ga October 28 Special The Floyd County fair opened with automobile races sharing top billing. Daredevil Jones from Atlanta dominated the day winning both six mile heats earning 70 and 60 dollars in purse money with times around 6 58 to 7 01 rallying a Buick driven by James and a White Steamer driven by Rogers in close pursuit. Jones also set a world record in the first heat at 6 572 6 amid great excitement as crowds packed to see the sensational performance and a perfect weather day capped a highly successful opening event.
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Rome
Floyd County
Daredevil Jones
Buick
James
BE. M. F
Rogers
Atlanta
Michael
Jones
Floyd County Fair
Waterway wins Green Spring Valley Steeplechase at Pimlico
Pimlico's third fall meeting day featured sunny weather and strong crowds as Waterway captured the Green Spring Valley Steeplechase after Merain rider fell at the third jump. Wilton Lackaye and Fauntleroy also led in other races with tight finishes and notable odds.
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Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
Green Spring Valley
Waterway
Merain
Leave
Salvolaine
McCahey
Jally
Goldstein
Apologize
Davenport
Liferline
Lesaile
Billy Hobbs
Jennie Wells
Jtose Feaumont
the Clown
Wilton Lackaye
Burns
Ontario
Goldsteins
Elfall
Thue
Queen of the Hilla
Earl Rogers
Eucutcheon
Throckmorton
Robert Cooper
Crease
Reid
Inspired
J. McCahey
Charley Ball
Oramus
Holet
Calton Maid
Elmer
Sal- Ne Savage
the Prophet
Hrace
L. Hughes
Vilhaila
Terson
Essex
Allen
Braz
Regbnald
Hersia
Jim McGill
Gerno
Fauntleroy
G M. Miller
Rumsey
Kingshp
Paul Davis
Medallion
Pimilco Country Club
Bletook
Grand
High Private
Martin Doyle
Philander
Pina
Needles
Belle Mawr
Lorimar
MrIntyre
Blue Crest
Pocket
Jaheker
Miss Otoole
Count Steffin
Tom Cat
Danceresy
Trudo
Aqueduct Entries For Today
List of race entries across six races at Aqueduct with horse names and weights for each division. Highlights include first race selling six furlongs with Casque and Parama among others, and fourth race handicap featuring Fitz herbert and King’s Daughter.
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Latonia
Purae
Keadeen
Tortuous
Emy Lou
Prim Polly
May McDonald
Sarabang
Bannade
Unveda
Dixie Gem
Locust Bud
Larry Welles
Amerique
Princess Thrape
Mandieap
TM. Green
All Red
Madman
al Muller
Richard Heed
Bell Weber
Rowland
Carondelet
Hadation
Jack Tinns
Southern Gold
Sliver Stocking
Crawford
Gugalet
Kukomo
Ametus
Little Fitz
Coaster
Patrician
Honebrake
Bottles
Mae Hamilton
Joe Moser
Lady Vile
Jos. Sorrel Top
Ernst
John B. McMillan
Bannock
Bob
Bamnda
Rosemian
Youthful
Peter Tenjer
Waldo Briggs
Austin Sturtevant
Katie Powers
Wedgewood
Maid Militant
Bucket Brigade
Eldorado
Pocotaligo
Lilo Turner
Grenade
the Shaughraun
the Speaker
Phoronis
Rebellion
Louise Welles
Acumen
Compton
Oppar
Kid
Arondack
St. Abe
Tabno
High Private
Emperor William
Manonia
Sandy Hill
Henry Croas Caddin
Tillinghast
Martin Doyle
Cave Adium
Preamer
Gretna Green
Ronnert Purne
Nethermost
Canning
Hincke
Orcagna
Howard
Shean
Superlatitution
Juggler
Misa Pert‘gord
Judge Ermentrout
Blua Book
Aqueduct
Casque
Quantico
Seymour Beutler
Earl's Court
Blue Pillat
Bat Masterson
Enfield
Intervene
Parama
Rockstone
High Range
la Belle Agnes
Giortolo
Billard Ball
Galley Slave
Charlie Margrave
Shoreham
Marigot
Sir Cleges
Fairstone
Nimbus
Woodcraft
the Brinks
Beaucoup
May River
Racquet
Arasee
Mary Davis
Wise Mason
Fitzherbert
King’s Daughter
Rose Queen
Huck
Angelus
Sir Cleger
Patsy
Clef Hayes
Asailing
Templer
Interpose
Cathryn Scott
Responseful
Huda
Glennadeans
Helen Carroll
Young Belle
Nunda
Half Blue
Tubal
Meno
Hampton Court
Evelyn
Little Friend
Christina
Rustem
Red and Black Eleven Prepares for Alabama Battle
Georgia football team returns from Knoxville and concentrates on hard workouts for the Alabama game in Atlanta. Coaches stress backfield efficiency and kicking, with improvements in defense after the Tennessee victory. Davis and Franklin return to form, while Colter tightens interference as the squad pursues a grueling Saturday test.
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Athens
Georgia
Knoxville
Husky Volunteers
Atlanta
Alabama
Tennessee
Hammond Johnson
Davis
Franklin
Colter
Robeson
Northcutt
Derrick
Cotter
Hed and Black Eleven
Coroner hears insane delusion of persecutions in Alston case
In the coroner's inquest over Lemuel Alston the post office clerk who died by his own hand Saturday night doctors say the motive was an illness called insane delusion of persecutions not despondency over ill health. He believed the world conspired against him feared secret enemies and felt watched by a thousand eyes leading to his suicide. a note stated he could not live in Atlanta and feared being mobbed.
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Lemuel Alston
Alston
Stves Alston
Atlanta
The Valor of Ignorance
General Homer Lea argues in Harper's Weekly that the Pacific coast is vulnerable to Japan. He notes Japanese veterans outnumber the U S on Hawaii and warns that war could erase a large portion of the American army within twenty four hours of conflict.
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Homer Lea
Harper's Weekly
Pacific
Japan
Hawaii
United States
Noura
E Islands
Philippines
Republic
Hearst Aimed to Buy Tammany at St Louis Convention
In coverage from New York City, Hearst runs independently while Gaynor and Barnard campaign. Gaynor sues the World for libel. Hearst denies seeking Murphy’s support. A quoted agent claims Hearst offered hundreds of thousands for Tammany’s backing at St Louis.
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St. Louis
Hearst
Tammany
Gaynor
New York
Willam J. Gaynor
Otto T. Barnard
Manhattan
Democratic Union
Amsterdam Opera House
West Worth-fourth Street
Bannard
Cooper Union
Woman's Republican League
the Waldorf
Board of Education
Press Publishing Company
New York World
The
Evening World
Arthur Brisbane
Libererg
Battie
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Brith Abraham
Hearet
Supreme Court
Democrati
Independence League
Murphy
Charles F. Murphy
Tte
Hughes
J. Sergeant Cram
Hearnt
Committee Appoints Widening Peachtree Work Group
A committee on organization met in Chamber of Commerce rooms and appointed a wider Peachtree street committee. W E Wimpy chairs with R F Maddox Asa G Candjer John E Murphy Jd Carroll Payne Hugh T Inman A W Farlinger W Alfriend and Dr W S Elkin named. They will study widening from Elia street to Forrest avenue. The group adjourned with several more appointments pending.
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Chamber of Commerce
Peachtree Street
W. E. Wimpy
R. F. Maddoux
Asa G. Candjer
John E. Murphy
Carroll Payne
Hugh T. Inman
W. Farlinger
W. Alfriend
W. 8. Elkin
Hla
Wiffentag
Elia Street
Forrest Avenue
Chamber
Three Boys Admit Burgling Wiley Store
Three young white youths pleaded guilty to burglarizing the Wiley Candy Company Peachtree store Monday night, securing about 28 dollars. Robert Adams aged 13 and Henry Johnson aged 14 were the two can-? emulated in the store, while Homer Lunceford aged 16, formerly a company employee, faces reform school after the Recorder Broyles hearing.
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Wiley Candy Company
Recorder Broyles
Reformatory
Robert Adams
Henry Johnson
Homer Lunceford
Cotton Freely Sold At 14 Cents A Pound In Columbus
Cotton was freely sold and offered for 14 cents per pound in Columbus for the first time in a year. Very little stock is allowed to accumulate in warehouses as exporters rush to fulfill autumn orders. Some warehouses carry higher insurance than in summer, but the fall insurance need has not yet developed.
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Columbus
Tumbus
Coumbus Tedes
Hastl Orapia Jy
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Dick Jemison
J. R. Keene
Raw
Knokemoffski
Fast Joe Howard
Berlin
Sam Crawford
Detroit American League Baseball Club
Havana
Lamar & Rankin Drug CO
Atlanta, Ga
Fayetteville Mill CO
Whitehall
Moo
Uanta
Wiley
National Pure Food Commission
Small Grain Distilling Co
Louisville
Paul Jones
Kentucky
Kentucky Corn
Bourbon
Small Grain Club
Bourbon Paul Jones Co
Paul Fonss& Co
Rye
Main Street
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