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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1914

Page

4

Run off contests set for October 1 in city races

City politics center on runoffs between John Smith and George Johnson for recorder and E Williams and Frank Smith for tax collector. The executive committee set October 3 as the runoff date after tallying results and ordered nominees to notify by September 28. Candidates express optimism or resignation about a second primary and the burden on voters.

John ¥. Smith George 5. Johnson Recorder E. Williams Frank Smith Johnson Smith C. L. Allen Langalle Payne Wiliams Executive Committee Nym Hart Ethlos of Construction EB. Williams Wx Collector RC. Turner City Electrician

Eibel Plays Every Inning For Three Seasons With Crackers

The Crackers first sacker did not miss an inning in any game this season including exhibitions. Mack has now played every inning of every game for three seasons, a mark highlighting his rare durability and growing value. He debuted recently with Atlanta and is expected to peak next season as a standout first baseman in the league.

Crackers Hest Elliett Dent Vol Ponce de Leon Park Birmingham Mack Atlanta Mark

Cobb Court Takes Cotton In Cash Substitution at 10 Cents

Mariatta Georgia September 17. Cobb county officers inaugurate a novel mechanism to collect fines by accepting a bale of cotton at 10 cents per pound in place of cash. A placard on the bale explains the policy to pay fines with distress cotton raised by the offender, benefiting the solicitor general, sheriff and court clerk.

Cobb-Court Mariatta Cobb County H. L. Patterson Herbert Clay Virgil M'Clesky Clete

Grand Theater Shows Captain Swift and Adele Attraction

The Grand features Captain Swift this week in five reels from Life Picture company with a romantic tale of a foster son turned bandit and bank robber who seeks wealth and social acceptance before tragedy. Atlanta hosts Adele musical opening with Benson and a strong vaudeville slate at Forsyth and Sorsqua.

the Grand Grand Theater Captain Swift Life Picture Company Captain Awitt Australia Swift England Sorsqua Harry Tate Marshall Montgomery Tenother Shirley Eaten

Jewell Kelly Company Delivers Fatt Felix at Bijou

The Jewell Kelly company draws crowds this week at the Bijou with the comedy drama Fatt Felix. The performance highlights Case Morris Newton om Vernon Wallace and other cast members. Next week features Sung Harbor the English melodrama.

Bou Jewell Kelly Felix Jewell Kelley Company Case Morris Newton Om Vernon Wallace

Prisoners of War Exchange Reported by Berlin Dispatch

A semi official Berlin dispatch says British French Russian and German authorities have agreed to exchange lists of prisoners of war. The communiqué notes a planned allocation of POWs between the warring nations and supports ongoing prisoner exchanges.

Amsterdam Berlin

Farmers Urge Hold One Bale Per Plow Movement

Dublin and Dexter Georgia reports from September 1914 show Laurens County Farmers' Union backing the buy a bale campaign. Resolutions urge every farmer to hold back at least one bale per plow, support a 12 1/2 cent cotton price target, and promote individual ownership of cotton. Nearby towns note bankers and chamber of commerce backing small grain planting and stock raising, while Stephens County pledges aim to reduce cotton acreage to five bales per plow and seek credit relief measures.

Dublin Laurens County South Dexter Farmers’ Union Georgia Chamber of Commerce Toccoa Stephens County Anne Tonanta National House of Representatives Senate

Outlaws Kill Selves To Escape Capture

In Johannesburg on September 17 a desperado gang led by Jackson sought refuge in a cave after police surrounded them. They offered weapons to Jackson’s wife, who entered the cave. the leader and two companions killed themselves. General Jakob de la Rey, en route to his farm, was fatally shot when police opened fire despite the surrender attempt.

Johannesburg South Africa Desperatcos Jackson Jacobua Hendrick de la Rey de la Rey General de la Rey

Buy-A-Bale Campaign Wins in Charleston

The two day drive raised 2789 bales of cotton at 10 cents a pound. Charleston men and firms collected the bales and pledged to continue the movement to invest over a million dollars at 19 cents a pound in the session. Charleston South Carolina, September 17.

Charleston 3. C

Sir Edward Carson Weds Miss Frewen in Somerset

London is the setting for the wedding of Sir Edward Carson leader of the unionists at ClSter to Miss Stuby Frewen niece of Moreton Frewen MP for Northeast Cork. The Marquis of Londonderry served as best man and Andrew Bonar Law former leader of the opposition attended as a guest.

London Edward Carson Clster Wincanton Somerset Stuby Frewen Moreton Frewen Cork Marquis of Londonderry Andrew Bonar Law Opposilisa

Osteopathy group to fund $500 scholarship at Atlanta

The Georgia School of Osteopathy met at the Winecoff hotel and decided to award a $500 scholarship to the high school graduate who writes the best composition on osteopathy. Plans to bring the 1916 American Osteopathic convention to Atlanta were discussed.

Georgia School of Osteopathy Winecoff Plang Atlanta

Edward J Hall Dies At Morristown Home

Schwarn J Hall vice president of American Telephone and Telegraph and a noted Atlanta figure died yesterday at his Morristown New Jersey residence after more than a year long illness. He once led Southern Bell and was credited with starting the night letter. He married Miss Charlie Owens of Atlanta not long ago. W T Gentry will attend the funeral.

Schwarn J. Hall American Telephone and Telegraph Company Atlanta Morristown N. J Bell Telephone Company W. T. Gentry Hail Ha Oon Charlie Owens

Simmons jailed for poplar timber swindle in Gwinnett

T B Simmons of Lafayette Ga was convicted in Gwinnett superior court of selling property without consent. He ordered local timber shipped to Chattanooga after agreeing to pay owners. Total value about nineteen hundred dollars. Judge Brand sentenced him to twelve months. He is jailed pending motion for new trial.

Lawrenceville T. B. Simmons Lafayette Gwinnett Superior Court Simmons Suwanee Chattanooga Chattanooga, Tenn Brand

Shorter College Opens for Fortieth Session

Shorter college begins its fortieth annual session in Home Georgia with full residence halls and active class work. Opening exercises featured welcomes from Rev E Wasson and Rev J O Sammons of Griffin, signaling a promising year ahead.

Shorter College Home E. Wasson Br. J. 0. Sammons Griffin

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