Georgia Legislature Opens Amid Appointments Fight
The Georgia legislature began its session with a vote to defeat adjournment to July 8 and immediate focus on Governor Smith appointments unconfirmed by the senate. The session introduces a full reorganization of the agricultural department and includes bills on prohibition and near beer. Three new house members were sworn in to replace absentees as committees prepare to notify the governor the assembly is ready for business.
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Georgia
Hoke Smith
Senate
Hudson
Agricultural Department
Sheppard
Brown
Smith
Garlington
Richmond
House
CC. M. Clark
Dougherty
E. R. Jones
John T. du Pree
Wilkinson
J. L. Byington
H. Drew Roberts
Miller
B. F. Harrell
Fish
Hall
Bible
Pope
Dade
Williams
Bulloch
Alexander
DeKalb
Slade
Muscogee
Nix
Gwinnett
George Brown
Fulton
State Board of Health
Agler Plays First Base For Crackers In Lookouts Win
The Crackers beat the Lookouts at Ponce de Leon Park in the opening game of the series. Callahan hit a stylish home run in the fourth inning for Atlanta, while Joe Agler, a new addition, contributed a standout defensive play at first base. Buck Becker reportedly refused to report, leaving Hemphill short on pitching options as the game unfolded. The narrative follows a pitching duel and late scoring until Callahan’s homer decided the game.
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Ponce DI Leon Ball Park
the Crackers
Lookouts
Callahan
Bill Chappelle
Deer Center
Atlanta
Joe Agier
Hemphill
Dell
Buck Becker
Washington
Crackers
Moran
Jordan
Agler
Harbison
Hopkins
Coyle
McElveen
Bailey
Seniell
Charpeelle
Alperman
Barr
Balenti
Sentell
Whitey
Hannah
Agter
Met
MccElveen
Agier
Chappelle
Donahue
Gate City Club Found Guilty and Fined for Fire Law Violations
Recorder Broyles fined Henry Norton owner of Gate City Athletic club 25.75 for conducting fights in a building occupied by a garage and barred future bouts there. Fire inspector Oatis led the case citing fire law violations. Automobiles agents involved were dismissed as unrelated to the fights. Norton pledged to seek new quarters.
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Gate City Club
Recorder Broyles
Atlanta
Henry Norton
Gate City Athletic Club
Broyles
Oatis
Norton
James Street
Democrats Unico by PaUontoulVI Program First Victory
Baltimore June 26 Democrats united behind a progressive program. Senator-elect Ollie James of Kentucky named permanent chairman with broad support from Clark Wilson and Bryan factions. Bryan won a first victory as resolutions committee debated platform drafting. John W Kern of Indiana elected to platform committee. Convention proceedings featured loud demonstrations and interruptions during speeches by Wolk Rayner and Clayton.
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Baltimore
Democrats of
Rules Committee
Ollie James
Kentucky
James
Clark
Wilson
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Resolutions Committee
Committee On Rules
John W. Kern
Indiana
Democratic National Convention Opens With Calls For Unity
The second day began at 12 21 p m with temporary chair Alton B Parker presiding. Rev John Gardner Murray gave the invocation while Gov Blanchard reported credentials would not be finished until 8 p m. Former Gov Joseph Folk urged a progressive platform and a shift toward wealth and human rights, while Sen Isidor Rayner argued the party must advance and expose Republican protections for monopolies. Continued on Page Two.
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Alton B. Parker
Rman
John Gardner Murray
Maryland
Parker
J. Sergeant Cram
New York
Blanchard
Louisiana
Credentials Committee
Tam
Committee On Credentials
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
United States
Denver
Bryan
Congress
Bette
Democratic Party
Weather Outlook Showers Tonight and Tomorrow
The forecast calls for rain tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures rise from 67 at 8 am to 72 at 10 am, 75 at noon, and 77 by 1 pm, with mild afternoon warmth and a wet start to the day.
Latonia and Oklahoma City Race Results Report
In Latonia first Sam Hirsch clocked 17.70 with Gill second at 15.70 while lodona ran 3.30. Casey Jones 7.30 led Sureget 3.10 and Meridian 3.90 placed behind Grover Hughes 4.40 in subsequent events. In Oklahoma City Miss wipers won 27.60 with Judge Cabaniss 3.60 and Dog Star 3.10, Young Pansy 25.30 led Deerfoot 3.76 and Pacific Electric 5.20 trailed.
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Latonia
Sam Hirsch
Jimmie Gill
Lodona
Marshon
Armor
Holberg
Volita
Duchess Daffy
la Mode
Cream
Sptightly Mies
Nelly Agnes
Casey Jones
Sureget
King Olympian
Andrajosa
Theo Cook
Merrysey
Ima
Ethelda
McIver
Merrick
Sprite
Star Battle
Mary Davis
Hedge
White Wool
Col. Ash- Meade
Seamance
Oklahoma City
Miss Wipers
Judge Cabaniss
Dog Star
Tabitosa
el Paso
Golden Girdle
Jessie Ray
Ashwell
Young Pansy
Deerfoot
Ovelando
Rubiola
Batcliff
Top Jones
Army Maid
Pacific Electric
Cordova
Carondolet
Parnell Girl
Serenade
Sociable
Edna
Jack Lamar
Arrow Shaft
the Fact
Hiram
Hattie Garrett
Pidhart
Bonnie G
Marsand
Ben Meade
Beverstein
Dander
International League scores and notable line scores at Providence and Baltimore
In Providence the Ciretame game showed Lush Bemis Lafitte Schmidt with umpires Byron Hall. At ete eas Buffalo faced Baltimore with Stroud Vickers Mitchell Walker Bergen. Buffalo led early, final line 7-1. In Baltimore Buffalo hosted, McTigue Roth Smith Payne behind the plate. umpires Murray Matthews.
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Providence
Ciretame
R. Hse
TORON
Lush
Bemis
Lafitt E
Schmidt
Byron
Hall
R. H.E. Buffalo
Baltimore
Stroud
Vickers
Mitchell
Walker
Bergen
Murray and
Matthews
Unclear baseball score report with scattered names
Fragmentary scorecard lists teams Yazoo City and Vicksburg with uneven scores, mentions players Phecket, Unsford, Berger, Cheney, Taylor, and umpires Miller and Noroum. Contains multiple garbled names and illegible lines, preventing a clear game result or location.
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Phecket
Ae Vicksburg
Yazoo City
Dunsford
Berger
Cheney and Taylor
Miller
R. H.E Vicksburg
Lunsford
Frost and Taylor
Atlantic League at Columbus features Macon Columbus game
In Columbus the Atlantic League action pits Macon Columbus with Martin Kahikoff Wolf and Krebs against umpire Pender officiating.
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Columbus
Macon
Martin
Kahikoff
Wolf
Krebs
Pender
Baseball score summaries from multiple games in Midwest league
In Minneapolis St Paul Toledo and Columbus games the American Association results show various inning totals with final scores. Notable pitchers and umpires listed include Doherty Schalk Owens Hayes Anderson Rhoades James Kau Marshall and others.
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Minneapolis
R. HE. Milwauke
Doherty
Schalk
Patterson
Owens
Hayes
Anderson
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Henry D. Clayton
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le Blair
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Kelly
Cotton States League
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Yaes Smith
Robinson
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Wallace
Noroum
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