Lookouts Beat Crackers Amid Umpire Row At Ponce Deleon Park
The Lookouts defeated the Crackers at Ponce Deleon Park as Chattanooga benefited from fielding by Lookouts and errors by the Tennessee team. A fourth inning dispute over a safe call by umpire Rudderham sparked a fan and manager confrontation after Sentell was ruled safe at the plate on Callahan’s throw.
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Ponce Deleon Ball Park
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Rudderham
Callahan
Sentell
Donahue
Hemphill
Atlanta
Coombs
Spartanburg
Carolina Association
Buck Becker
Barr
Balenti
Agler
Noyes
Coveleskie
Ruderham
Alperman
Short
Jordan
McElveen
Rush Hour Trolley Tie Up Delays Thousands In City
The city trolley system halted for nearly an hour during the 5:30 p m rush as workers, shoppers, and pedestrians walked home. A cable trouble at the Bull Sluice plant triggered the tie up and crews searched for the fault. Suburban cars, crowded with passengers, stood miles from the city.
Wilson Victory in Dem Convention Credentials Fight
At the Democratic national convention in Baltimore delegates clashed over the credentials report. The Wilson faction won a key roll call seating the South Dakota Wilson delegates, while the Clark majority was rejected. Ollie James was chosen permanent chairman as adjournment followed.
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Baltimore
Wilson
Ollie James
Taft
Washington
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Blanchard Speaks For Committee In Louisiana Contestees
Former Louisiana Governor Blanchard addressed a crowded hall arguing the case on its merits amid noise and confusion. He stated the national committee seated the contestees and noted the credentials committee reversed that decision as the crowd clapped and horns sounded.
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Louisiana
National Committee
Committee On Credentials
Blanchard
Outie James
Governor Blanchard
States vote on seating South Dakota delegates at convention
Baltimore dispatch lists each state’s tally on adopting the credentials committee minority report seating Wilson delegates from South Dakota. Votes show wide variation with many states reporting yes or no along with some not voting, notably Illinois 58 yes, 37 no, New York 90 yes, Maryland 12 yes 15 no, and districts like South and North Dakota recorded as passed or not voting.
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Baltimore
Credentials Committee
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Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
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Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Young Woman Bandit Aids Robbery at Chicago Cafe
Chicago police hunt a trio after a cafe on South Halsted Street is held up early today by a band of three with a magazine revolver led by a young woman about 23. She kept owner George Parker prisoner as others robbed the cash register and searched two patrons. She wore diamonds and a tailored suit with a wide panama hat. Detectives are active but no crew found. robbery extent unknown.
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Chicago
South Halsted Street
George Parker
Joy Riding Chauffeur Burns Employer Car in Ga
In Albany on June 27 a negro chauffeur borrowed N. J. Cruger’s car to take friends sightseeing. A gasoline tank sprang a leak and the auto caught fire, burning the car to the ground while the occupants escaped unharmed.
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Albany, GA
N. J. Cruger
Weather forecast shows rising temperatures tonight and tomorrow
The forecast calls for a fair sky with temperatures climbing from 73 degrees at 8 am to 82 degrees by 2 pm. Expect gradual warming, light winds, and no precipitation indicated for the period.
No Runs Scoreless Through Nine Innings In Local Game
The game remained 0-0 through seven and eight innings with multiple errors by Harbison and miscues affecting the defense. Moran, Donahue, and Alperman figured prominently in the action with several putouts and steals, while Batters like Sentell, Balenti, and Harbison contributed at the plate and on the bases before final outs closed the ninth.
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Coyle
Barr
McElveen
Agler
Balenti
McKilveen
Sentél
Alperman
Balent
Moran
Jordan
Roy
Hopkins
Callahan
Harbison
Donahue
Sentell
Batley
Hemphil
Errror
Bailey
Joe
Hemphill
Oh Agler
Sitton
O’dell
Lookouts
Po Moran
Lf Jordan
Cf Balenti
Ss Noyes
C Pat
Noyes
Ayler
Coveleskie
Donabue
Agiler
Siton
Races at Oklahoma City results brief
First moment race lists winners Mary O Day and Meadow Green with times 7.10 and 62.70, names several entrants including Walking John Chop Green Billy Possum Ruth Es ther and Alice Lenoir. Second Louise K and Lady Lucy Bay with times 7.40 and 22.10. third Meadow Green and Lithogene with 62.70 and 9.80. fourth Marsand and Palma with 3.90 and 9.60.
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Oklahoma City
Mary O'Day
Big Sandy
Walking John
Chop Green
Billy Possum
Pisgah
Owendale
Ruth Esther
Alice Lenoir
Derezke Lad
Louise K
Lady Lucy Bay
Sam Fox
Silver Leaf
Hazel O
Schuri
Scandia
Pipe Vision
Big Light
Meadow Green
Free Will
Booger Battle
Erfolga
Fooucon
Bright Maiden
Valdosta Lighting and Power Granted Stock Issue Permit
The state railroad commission approved Valdosta Lighting and Power to issue 550000 in stock and bonds. The company sought 600000. the commission reduced bond and stock amounts to 366000 and 185000 respectively.
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Valdosta L. & P. CO
State Railroad Commission
Valdosta Lighting and Power Powerne
Negroes to Hear Lecture by D Webster Davis
The colored men's branch of the Y M C A has secured D Webster Davis of Richmond Virginia to speak tonight on Grumblers. The lecture will be at Ble Bethe church on Auburn Avenue in the interest of the association.
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D. Webster Davis
Richmond
Ble Bethe Church
Auburn Avenue
Birmingham Nashville game postponed by rain
Southern League note reports the Birmingham Nashville game is off due to rain. Memphis New Orleans is not scheduled.
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Birmingham
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RR A. Mobile
Aapionele
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Vance
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MccAllister
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Kellum
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