Governor Blease Denies Claims In Georgia Case
Governor Cole Blease, speaking from Columbia South Carolina by telephone, rejected charges by Thomas Felder of Atlanta that he committed an act of degeneracy in Atlanta in March 1911. He refused to discuss pardon questions involving Gus Deford and Samuel J Nichols and criticized Detective Burns as a "cheap hireling." He plans to testify at a Columbia committee session Thursday.
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Felder
Georgia
Cole Blease
Cole L. Blease
Columbia
S. C
Samuel J. Nichols
Spartanburg
Gus Deford
Thomas B. Felder
Atlanta
William J. Burns
South Carolina
Augusta
BE. S. Reed
Burns Agency
Nichols
Reed
Deford
Carlisle
Tiorney Felder
Blease
Southern Commercial Con
Felder accuses Governor Blease of plots and graft
Thomas B. Felder declares Governor Cole Blease of South Carolina offered to pardon convicts to assassinate him. Felder claims Blease plotted through trumped requisition papers and sold convicts to criminals, with alleged evidence including dictagraph testimony. He vows to expose graft and pursue legal actions. note continues on Page Two.
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Cole Blease
South Carolna
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Blease
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Georgia
South Carolina
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U S Outdistanced All Other Nations in Track-Field Events
United States led Olympic track and field scoring with 85 points while all other nations combined had 88. Finland followed with 28, then England 23, Sweden 21, and Greece, France, Germany each with four. Norway two, Hungary one, and Italy one.
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Stockholm
United States
Stars and Stripes
Finland
America
England
Sweden
Greece
France
Germany
Norway
Hungary
Italy
Racing Entries at Valley Field Track Fast Weather
Racing entries listed by class and horse names for Valley Field. Includes ages, weights, and distances across seven races with apprentice allowance noted. Weather is fine and track fast.
Racecard listing for Canadian breds and selling stakes
Weather clear, track good. First race for 2 year olds at 6 furlongs includes a Battle Song and Vale of Avoca with top speeds 99 and 102. several others. Second race for 3 year olds at 6 furlongs lists Miss Wiggs, Reciprocity, Cloud Chief, Zim, Moisant, and more with speeds from 96 to 105. Third, handicap for 3 year olds and up at a mile 16th features Creme de Menthe, Judge Monck, Lawton Wiggins, Superstition, and others. Fourth selling for 3 year olds and up at a mile and a quarter includes Falcada, Pulka, The Golden Butterfly, Silver Knight, and more. Fifth selling for 2 year olds at 5 12 furlongs features Martha Allen, Kinderloy, Barbara Worth, Dorton, and others. Sixth selling for 5 year olds and up at 6 furlongs lists Thrifty, Impudent, Salali, High Gun, Malitime, and Horicon among alternates. Seventh selling for 3 year olds and up at a mile lists Lad of Langdon, Startler, Busy, Wolthorpe, J H Houghton, Capsize, Idleweiss, and John Reardon.
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Bay of Pleasure
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JERSEY CITEC? Baseball scoreline from Providence game
A terse box score records Soavicance cores oe RA with Jersey City facing Providence. Doescher Frill Curtis and Rondeau Sline Mitchell Schmidt umpired by Murray and Matthews.
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RA. H.E. Jersey
Providence
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Frill
Curtis
Rondeau
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Mitchell
Schmidt
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Manser Krill
Rondeau Bailey
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Poor Crop Prospects Trigger Serious Fight in Gadsden
In Gadsden Alabama on July 15 a farm dispute over poor crops and abandonment led to a melee. Tenant Walter Lamb struck landowner A J Hyer with a fence rail during discussion. Hyer may die from injuries. Lamb is jailed.
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14 Mile Race Fatal to Olympic Runner Lazaro
The Stockholm marathon tragedy reports Lazaro, a Portuguese entrant, dying from heart failure and sunstroke after seven teen miles. Officials attribute death to overexertion and improper training, while Americans post strong showings in other events including the 1,600-meter relay and decathlon won by James Thorpe.
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Americans Feel Lost in Marathon Race
Gaston Strobino of Paterson New Jersey finished third in the marathon covering 24 miles 1722 yards in 2 hours 38 minutes 42 25 seconds. His time beat Johnny Hayes 1908 London mark by 16 minutes but did not surpass the world record 2 37 42 set by A S Johnson in Sweden last July. Gilshaw faced jokes over a finish drink quarrel with McArthur, who offered a placid response.
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James Thorpe
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Waldorf Hurls Fine Game for Atlanta
Waldorf shines for the Gulls as they beat the Crackers in Atlanta Mobile Ball Park. The game details multiple innings with key hits by Alperman, Paulet, and Jacobsen, and a late two-run sequence that clinches the win.
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Atlanta
Cracking Advancing Runs Highlight Late Inning Play
Cracker hitters Alperman Hemphill doubled inputs with two-base hits. Bailey Harbison Agier Starr O'Brien Paulet involved in double plays. Cavet Waldorf struck out four and five respectively. Cavet Waldorf walked four and one. Sacrifices by Callahan Cavet Harbison. McElveen stole a base. Cavet and Waldorf hit by pitches. Umpire O'Toole noted.
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Notes on the games the country over
By beating St. Louis today the New York Americans climbed out of the cellar by four points. The Chattanooga New Orleans doubleheader, postponed today, will be played Wednesday. Allen, previously with Mobile, pitched thirteen innings for Brooklyn in the first game against Pittsburgh, losing 4 to 3 while allowing eight hits, four fewer than his opponent.
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Weather forecast with inconsistent temperatures
The report outlines temperatures at 6 items during the day with times and readings. Early values include 75 at 6 am and 80 at 10 am while noon shows 31 and 83 at 2 pm, indicating a possible OCR error and a wide temperature range.
RACES AT WINDSOR FEATURE MULTIPLE FLAT EVENTS
Windsor races stage a card with seven races led by firsts for Rosseaux Montcalm and Gun Cotton Ross Fenton. Other entrants include Buck Horn Edda Leo Chares White Caps Barnegat Font Flying Feet and The Golden Butterfly among numerous runners and notable non starters.
First-Grenesque Wins River Race At Rusticana Meet
First-Grenesque finished first at Rusticana with Rose O Neill second and Hay market third. Other notable runners included Sheriff Grueninger Watch Me The African and Roseburg in positions behind.
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Rusticana
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Haymarket
Sheriff Grueninger
Watch Me
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Races at Salt Lake City Feature Notable Finishes
In Salt Lake City results, First-Envy won 5 with Kid Nelson on 1-3 and Mrs. Gamp at 2-5. Scratches include Abe Slup sky Alve B Descendant. Ray Egan Royal River and Second-Jack Etryker with Sid ney Peters 9-10. Third showcases Passanger 7-5 with Love Day 3 and Lady Tendi scratched out.
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Abe Slupsky
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