Southern bankers optimistic on postwar conditions in Atlanta
Atlanta bankers report good business through the South with stable demand for money and strong crop prospects. Colonel Robert J. Lowry, president of the Lowry National Bank, cites an excellent cotton season and cautious optimism about tariff reform. Frank Hawkins of the Third National Bank agrees that current conditions favor future South welfare, noting past overtrading and a modest money tightness may ease.
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Third National Bank
Belmont Racing Wrap: Multiple Stakes-Late Sprint Upsets
Belmont cards feature six races with sprinter Sprite failing to win from out, Herculoid and Serene leads. Notable performances include Gallop and Harry Lauder triumphant in tight, time respectful events amid a field of 10 or more runners and a host of also ran entries.
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Hester Pyrnne
Wolfe
Lrnrose
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Ringling
Togetay
Sandvale
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Mr. Twight
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Charlton Silent Extradition Quiet As Date Not Set
Jersey City June 11 Porter Charlton learned extradition is pending and gave no comment. Jail authorities call him a model prisoner. Sheriff Wedin has received no word on when Italian authorities will claim him.
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N. J
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Wedin
Cotton States League Scoreboard for Pensacola at Columbus
Pensacola defeated Columbus 2 to 1 as pitching limited hits in a tight game. Dennis and Gueterez, Williams and Robertson shared catching duties with Umpire Hirsch. Townsend and Hauser led Pensacola while Poole and Graham paired at Columbus with Utter umpiring.
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Gueterez
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Hirsch
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Utter
South Atlantic League at Macon first game
Box score style report shows Charleston and Macon in a two game set with runs by innings. O'Brien, Menefee, Moses, Reynolds, and umpires Moran and Pender named. later Savannah, Columbus, Albany, Jacksonville appear with Batters Bremmerhoff, Wells, Ward among others and multiple innings tallies for each team.
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O’brien
Menefee
Moses
Reynolds
Moran
Charleston
Legal actions swirl as Conley stays in custody amid hearing
In the Phagan case Judge Roan set a Friday hearing to show cause why Jim Conley should not be released, while Conley and his attorney seek to fix his status. Rosser claims Conley is guilty, with decisions on indictment or witness status pending, and other suspects receive related rule notice. In Birmingham, the Crackers lose the first game of a doubleheader to the Barons 4 to 2 as Musser falters in the sixth inning after a strong start by Prough.
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Luther Z. Rosser
Jim Conley
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Barons
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Musser
Napier Analyzes The Phagan Case.
The Georgian publishes a letter by lawyer George M Napier offering a legal analysis of the Phagan case for and against Frank. He notes intense public interest and critiques the proceedings while warning against assuming guilt based on opportunity. He references Leo Frank and Newt Lee and mentions detectives’ inclinations.
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Longs Rally Cleared Bases In Slugging College Game
Inning by inning recap, Long and Welch spark first inning scoring with doubles and a run, McGilvray drives in Marcan on a single, and a series of outs and defensive plays follows. Sixth inning sees a three run burst with Mayer doubling and wild throw advancing runners, while seventh ends with Bailey and Smith in a double play and no further scoring.
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Agler
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Prough
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Baseball Scores From A I Chicago Lineup Summary
American Association games listed with teams such as Harrington Cotter Kaiserling and Clarke and umpires Handiboe Murray. Kansas City Minneapolis Louisville Toledo Louisville St Paul Milwaukee and others show scores and lineups with multiple players and umpires detailing results across cities.
International League baseball scores and umpires listed
The page lists multiple IL matchups with team names such as Toronto Montreal Jersey City Newark Buffalo Rochester and others. Umpires Natlin Hayes Kelly Mullen Quigley Zimmerman and others are named. Scoring codes appear as sequences of digits next to each city pairing. The fragment shows varied results and line breaks typical of box score summaries.
Durham and Asheville Runners Clash In Rain Delayed Game
In the Carolina League rain interrupted play with Durham and Asheville matching late. Durham posted a 3 to 4 loss after a shaky start while Asheville topped Durham 4 to 3 in a tight matchup. Umpire McBride oversaw both games, with Bussey Lowe Watson and Milli man cited in the scoring notes.
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Watson
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Braves Beat Barons On Wallie Smith Triple In Eighth
At Rick Wood Park Birmingham on June 11 Atlanta triumphed over the Barons in the eighth inning as Wallie Smith hit a triple to bring Bailey home for the winning run. Price pitched effectively for Atlanta.
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Price
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Slow Grounder Marathon Delivers Few Runs
In a messy, error-filled game, multiple miscues and tight defense color a scoreless early innings stretch. A late carry by Smith, Bisland, and Ellam provide the lone run amidst scattered hits and steals, as pitchers keep the action tight and errors dominate the narrative.
Advertise Your Goods in The Sunday American
Promote sales through the South’s largest Sunday paper, The Sunday American. Reach wide free readers with bold ads and dependable circulation figures.
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Atlanta Barons Batter Lineup In Brief Incomplete
In Atlanta fragmentary box score style text the Barons list players Mayer Carroll Elam Thompson and others with positions and near zero stats. The terse note names Marcan Messenger Knisely McBride McGilvray McGilvray and McGilvray again, leaving unclear scores or full game context.
Tinkers and Nabes Clash in Seventh Inning Brawl
In Cincinnati on June 11 Joe Tinker and Ott Knabe clashed in the seventh, exchanged blows, and were escorted from the field by police. Earlier, a collision on Peachtree Street destroyed two autos and a service car, blocking traffic at Five Points.
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Ott Knabe
Too
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Peachtree Street
Score and lineup from Portsmouth Newport News game
Baseball score line shows Portsmouth with 010 100 0000 and Newport News 000 000 200 1 36 2. Howell and Hudgins are battery with Carter and Powell. Umpire Norcom.
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Suffragettes Win The Ballot in Illinois
Springfield Ill June 11 By a vote of 83 to 58 womans suffrage carried in the lower house of the legislature this afternoon The bill had already passed the Senate and now goes to Governor Dunne for his signature The Governor will sign the measure The law becomes effective with other measures adopted the present General Assembly not required to submit to the people for ratification It is estimated the passage will add 3 512 640 votes at the next general election
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