Welchence Breaks Record For Season H its In Mobile Game
Welchence the Crackers star catcher totaled three hits in five at bats as Mobile defeated Friday afternoon. Unofficial figures compiled by The Constitution place Welchence one hit shy of the season’s record. Frank Huelsman set the Southern League mark with 191 in 1991. Robertson leads in some categories as Welchence nears the record with a late surge.
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Harry
Welchence
Constitution
Lear
Welch
Frank Huelsman
Suas
Shreveport
Huisman
Atlanta
Mobile
Crackers Tie Gulls In Ten Inning League Battle
The Crackers and Gulls staged a dramatic nine and a half inning tie, then Crackers won in the tenth. Smith hit a deep three base shot. Blistered by a walk, he was allowed to steal second and Frank Maenush drove in the decisive run amid crowd chaos as Atlanta celebrated a remarkable comeback.
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Ekern
Crackers
Wallop Smith
Charley Horse
Welchance
Smith
Schmidt
Cavet
Blstland
Stule
Harry Holland
BA Smith
Frank Maenush
Uit
Frank
Mannsh
Hobertson
Clark
Stern
Carl Thompson
Bradley Hogg
University of Georgia
Mercer University
Thompson
Carl
Hogs
Long
Ayler
Ueir
Atlanta
Gulls
Fouth
Mobil Ab
Aer Starr
O'Dell
Paulet
Robertson
Bailler
Aplanta— Ab
E Agler
Welchonce
Holland
Sj Chapman
Price
p + te
Dent
Manush
Agler
Pautet
Innin
Chapman
Bisland
Starr
Miter
Rude Derham
Pfenninger
Calls for Baseball Scores Overload The Constitution
Fans urged to ask Whats the score to hear Atlanta and Mobile game results. The paper reports thousands called in, operators shared scores, megaphone updates aired plays, and staff struggled to reach department heads amid the high demand.
Cracker Players Fund Grows Ahead of Presentation Today
The Cracker players’ fund, raised to share among the team, continues to grow with last night’s large subscriptions and promises of further checks today. Notables like Mr. Montgomery of Coca Cola Bottling and Lée Hagan of Road Rock pledged cash, aiming to present the purse at today’s game so all players can receive their equal share before some depart Sunday. Total contributions reach 847.081 dollars to date.
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Montgomery
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Lée Hagan
Road Rock Company
W.L Cain
Bean
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
A. A. C. Golf Championship Opens at East Lake Today
The Atlanta Athletic Club championship begins this afternoon at East Lake with an eighteen hole qualifying round. Players qualify from acraten and flights fill as entries. Match play rules apply in all flights. deadlines set for rounds through September 14.
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East Lake
Pelicans Set for Mobile Series to Clinch Pennant
Chattanooga reports Charley Frank says the Pelicans aim to win at least one of the two games with Mobile to claim the pennant. Finis Wilson and Peddy are prepared for the Mobile series. Brevard and others may be used if needed as illness disrupts plans for the following game.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Mobile
Charley Frank
Finis Wilson
Tommy Long Wins Diamond Pin for Most Runs
At the 1913 season start, Henry Muench of Peachtree street jewelry offers a diamond studded bat pin to the Atlanta Crackers player with the most runs. Tommy Long, speedy left fielder, has 110 runs to date and breaks the Jeanue record, surpassing 99 by Gus Hill of Nashville. The pin will be presented today, praised as well earned.
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Henry Muench
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Tommy Long
Crackers
Jew
Elry
Jeanue
Fung
Gus Hill
Nashville
Muench
Letton's Fame as Entertainer Proved at Atlanta Banquet
A banquet at the Ansley hotel hosted by J. F. Letton impressed Atlanta press members. The event featured a decorative Georgia Pine room, a live orchestra, solos by Mrs. Frank Pearson, and a natural phonograph record. Letton, new to Atlanta, lauded the city and pledged cooperation to advance local interests, with Governor Slaton represented by Major Hardy Ulm.
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Nen
Atlanta
Mr. Letton
Tr. Letton
Georgia Pine
Ansley
Frank Pearson
Titta Roffo
Bas
Lotton
Slaton
Hardy Ulm
Major Join Cohen
The
Journal
H. M. Schraudenbach
Georgian
W- L. Halstead
Constitution
Freda Howser
Hotel Journal
Trox Bankston
West Point News
West Point
Mgo
Fred Houser
Mister Letton
Healih
Me. Letton
Major Hardy Ulm
W. L. Halstead
Ned McIntosh
J. D. Gortatowsky
John Paschall
John Cohen
Mstes Doremay
H. M.schraudenbach
M. D. Clefine
Herbert Asbury
John Gilbreath
Associated Press
Frank C
Nagging the Japanese in a Policy of Diplomacy
Francis G. Peabody argues in The North American Review that California’s anti Japanese pressure inflames Japanese public opinion and threatens international relations. He compares California’s local irritants to national insults in Japan and urges a shift from nagging to sane diplomacy to avoid a broader dispute between the United States and Japan.
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Francis G. Peabody
North American Review
Japan
California
Setters
Memorial to Headden Planned in Rome Georgia
A memorial association formed at a Rome gathering aims to honor Rev. Dr. R. B. Headden, longtime First Baptist pastor. W. J. Gruin presides and C. J. King serves as secretary as they seek at least 2000 dollars via public subscription for a drinking fountain near the church.
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Rome
R. B. Headden
Virst Baptist Church
Capitol Avenue Bargain Big 10-room home on south side street
A modern ten room house sits on a 50 by 200 foot lot on a prominent south side street. The property offers accessibility and a price aimed at moderate buyers seeking a large up-to-date home in a desirable location.
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Seventeenth Street
Peachtree Street
B.M. Grant
Grant
John J. Woodside Storage Co Packing Estimate Ad
A compact ad from John J. Woodside Storage Co offering packing and shipping estimates. Mentions two locations at Edgewood Avenue and Bell Street with contact-style wording and moderate charges.
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John J. Woodside Storage Co
Edgewood Avenue
Bell Street
Basis of Cooperation Between Public Service Commissions and Corporations
The author argues for proactive utility management in rate regulation. Companies should act in advance on schedules depreciation and rate forms, while capitalization should be treated as finance aided by gradual amortization if needed. Strong cooperation with commissions and input from top utility operators is urged to speed gradual, theory-based regulation.
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Hammond Vinton Hayes
Publc
Efoort
Timber building as a monumental wood frame for Panama-Pacific exposition
The machinery hall at the Panama-Pacific exposition is a wooden structure with a floor area over eight acres and a height of 134 feet. It uses about 7,500,000 board feet of lumber, marking a likely end to building such a large monument in native timber and suggesting no future structure of its scale will be erected this way.
Funeral Notice for Mabel Irene Graves at Harclay Brandon Chapel
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Mabel Irene Graves and named relatives are invited to a funeral Saturday afternoon at Harclay & Brandon Co. Chapel 246 Ivy Street at 4 o'clock. Pallbearers Mr J B Carroll Mr W H Austin Mr C C Cart Paul Austin Mr B M Meffett and Mr George O Brannon will meet at the chapel at 3 o'clock. Interment is at West View cemetery.
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J. B. Carroll
W. HL. Austin
C. C. Cart Paul Austin
B. M. Meffett
George O. Brannon
Weet View Cemetery
Funeral Directors Barclay and Brandon Move to New Address
Barclay and Brandon funeral directors announce relocation to 246 Ivy Street at the Baker corner. An auto ambulance service accompanies the move, signaling expanded local coverage.
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Barclay & Brandon Co
Ivy Street
Corner Baker
Auto Ambulance
Free Living Quarters for Rail Way Employees
The Electric Railway Journal notes a German practice of providing living quarters at passenger stations and carhouses. This enables daily supervision by local staff nearly twenty four hours, reducing fatigue and travel time. It also lowers living costs for workers while offering better accommodations than they could afford elsewhere.
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The
Electric Railway Journal
Days and Their Names From Answers
Saturday afternoon off is described as a present day privilege though ancient Rome imposed a Saturday half day and even eight hours a day in some eras. Saturn gave the holiday name Saturday while many week days trace origins to Norse gods and heroes. Monday honors the Moon, Tuesday recalls Tiw, Wednesday honors Woden, Thursday is Thor, and Friday venerates Frigg.
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Saturn
Guy
Béilet
Woden
Thor
Friga
Cloud Pictures and Murmurous Skies in a Quiet Room
Poetic fragments describe drifting clouds, distant city sounds, and Earth spirits returning to mother earth. The piece evokes nameless hosts and ghosts wandering from the past, with dreamlike imagery of Paradise and mortality. A closing quip notes the humor difference in card game winners and marriages revealing hidden prominence.
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B. RH
B.C. Robertson
Stare
Bislund
Odell
Rea
Tee Bex Sen
Lookouts S
Pels
Venn
Eptemper
Jocal Field
New Orleans
Glavenich
Wily
Feday Wan
Hone Tun
Sy Giddo
Covelessie
Grismond
Chattanooge
Flocart
Lisnavevine
Reddy
Totele
R. Chattenooga
Kiev
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Giddo
Sacnus
Grat
Erwin
Flannagan
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Mickie Coyle
Dowell
Kraft
Antch
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Coveleskie
Glevenich
Peddy
Kerrnjana Fitletg
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Walker
Mont
Ahr
Nash
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Sloan
C. Brown
Knamp
Callahan
Perry
Grivbeng
Brown
Stockdale
Wright
Birmingham
Memphis
Harry Welchonce
Southern Bel Company
Ponce de Eon
Algo
Constitution Building
Todoy Uither
Chattanoo
Floyd Kroh
Elberfeld
Cdveleskle
Washington
Hadden
Capitol Avenue Bargain
Capitol Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
Public Service Commissions
Imumense
Earl & Wilson Lakers
Troy
Tae Ee Connors
Equitable Building
Foote & Davies Company
Edgewood Ave
North Pryor Street
Roy Donehoo
Marietta Str
Trey
Morts
Paradise
Buhler
New York
Times
Woolley
Atiesta
Georgla
Hughes
Fellaby
N. Broad Street
Atlanta, Ga
Rodis B.tovi Ace Union Depot
Newsepai
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