Four more policemen suspended in Auburn Avenue scandal
Chief James L Beavers suspended four more officers after an Ola Bradley testimony tied Born Folds and Jackson to a rear of 127 Auburn Avenue resort. The action followed Friday suspensions of Evans David Bailey and Wood amid ongoing probe into officers visiting the place and alleged drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Beavers
Auburn Avenue
Ola Bradley
P. Born
J. B. McDaniel
Mack C. Folds
J. J. Jackson
Born
Folds
Claude Gray
Poole
Chief Beavers
Bradley
Jackson
McDaniel
Gray
Wood
RACING AT HAMILTON FIRST SIX URLONGS AND MORE
A Hamilton racing card lists results across seven races with entries such as Lectares winning the first, Venus Frania and Justin Vega in subsequent events, Barne Red and Ymir placing, and Lit tle Nephew and Silent Pirate among top finishers. Times and odds provided for each division, along with other runners noted as also ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Lectares
Buxton
Widow Moon
Montour
Cogs
Neylon
Moving Picture
Abdon
Flabbergast
Petulus
Union Jack
Thoroughbred racing results at Latonia and Belmont
Multiple one and a half furlong, six furlong and mile races list winners, place and times at Latonia and Belmont. Winners include Love, Holder, Boots and gee dle, Hellios, Flora Fina, Apps Patricia, Fred Mulholland, Springboard, Asides, Whisk broomll, Delft, and Straight Stromboli with ensuing placings and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Fred Mulholland
Butwell
Sickle
Davies
Monocacy
T. Campbell
Alos
Judge Walser
Felder and Lanford to be tried together in criminal libel case
Attorney T B Felder and Chief Detective Newport A Lanford will be tried together in the states case for criminal libel though no date has been set and the Solicitor has not decided on trial venues or timing. Court circles report possible transfer to City Court and a trial before the Frank case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Felder
Newport A. Lanford
Dorsey
Frank
Mayor Signs Revised Crematory Contract After Impasse
The crematory project stalled over a contract dispute ended with Mayor Woodward agreeing to sign a revised agreement after talks with city officials. A special council meeting will approve the contract, with $125,000 upfront and completion targeted within ten days to end city dump piles.
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Woodward
W. D. Ellis, Jr
J. H. Harwell
A. R. Colcord
C. P. Goree
Destructor Company
Elopers Held Pending White Slave Inquiry
Jacksonville mail clerk W. T. Wiggins and Rosa Hearn were bound over to the State courts on $500 bonds each after admitting they were living as man and wife and that Mrs Hearn travelled to Atlanta with another man. The Recorder warned of possible White Slave Law violations and ordered government agents to investigate.
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Wags the Promise
Broyles
W. T. Wiggins
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Man
Wiggins
Rosa Hearn
South Pryor Street
Recorder
Nutting Announces Candidacy for Eighth Ward Council
Joseph F. Nutting a veteran real estate man and former newspaper man announces his bid for City Council from the Eighth Ward. He has many friends who will be interested in his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Nutting
Mr. Nutting
Atlanta Real Estate Ads Offer Local Gold Mines
Promoters tout ready profits in Atlanta real estate listings describing numerous gold mine opportunities. Ads claim many mines vary in size and yield, with some offering substantial returns without digging, blasting, or assays.
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Atlanta
How Crackers Lost
Three base hits by Walker Alperman. Struck out nine by E Brown and five by Dent. Breen Sacrifice hit. Five walks issued by E Brown and two by Price. Katina and Donahue stole bases. Wild pitch by E Brown. Umpires Fifield and Stockdale.
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Walker
Alperman
E. Brown
Dent
Breen
Price
Katina
Donahue
Fifield and
Stockdale
Long
Welch
Bailey
Dunny Bisland
Felwert
Elwert
Sloan
Agier
Short
Jantzen
Dann
Smith
Bisland
Kutna
Knaupp
Dunn
Oy Mae
Brown
Agler
Dent Stogeee
Eich
Welchohce
Gler
H Elwert
Kutina
Rose
Ing
Capital's Tyranny Caused Unionism Says E H Walker
Edward H. Walker, a gubernatorial candidate, issues a statement defending unionism in reply to Governor Brown. He argues that concentrating wealth requires breaking the law and exploiting labor, blaming corruption for entrenched fortunes and saying the government failed to shield workers from greed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Walker
Hoke Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Mothers' Congress Appeals for Milk To Save the Babies
The Mothers' Congress in Atlanta appeals nationwide for milk donations to aid babies during the hot summer. Letters report demand far exceeds supply and urge prompt contributions to the milk fund to prevent delay and ensure help reaches those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Atlanta
Mothers’ Congress
Goethals Says Ganal Is Air Bomb Proof
Colonel George Goethals returned to Panama and stated aviators could not seriously damage the Gatun lock by bombing from the air. He will stay on the Isthmus until the first ship passes through the canal and noted air attacks were considered in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Goethals
Panama
Canal
Gatun
Goethals
Baroness Arrives to Wed St. Louis Man
New York dispatch reports Baroness Kalinewski arriving with her brother on the Kaltser Auguste Victoria and heading to St. Louis to marry James Hurley, a railroad man. The couple allegedly began courting a year ago in France after a near collision of their autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baroness Kalinewski
Baron Heinrich Kalinewski
Auguste Victoria
St. Louis
James Hurley
France
Anniston and Newnan Ad Column Notes
Anniston and Newnan results show scattered scores and ad lines. Beers and Rice, Osborne and Sheppard are cited with umpire Burke. Georgian Want Ads manages classifieds for roamers, phone Main 8000 or Atlanta 8000.
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AnnIston
R. H
Newnan
Osborne and Shepperd
Burke
Atlanta
Bills Kens Win 7-4 Over Crackers in Darkened Opening Game
In Montgomery the Bills Kens defeated the Crackers 7 to 4 in the first of a three game set, the match halted after the seventh inning due to darkness. Elmer Brown starred for the winners with nine strikeouts, while Price and Dent struggled for the Crackers. Alperman drove in three runners with a third inning triple as the offense stalled by late.
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Alperman
E. Brown
Denton
Montgomery
Bills Kens
Crackers
Danrkness
Elmer Brown
Billy Smith
Warriors
Price
Dent
Long
Walker
Welch
Jantzen
Breen
Katina
Carolina League baseball doubleheader results
Winston beats Greensboro 6 to 0 as Lee and Smith and Stegall pace the win. Asheville defeats Durham 4 to 1 before rain ends the second game. Raleigh and Charlotte split the doubleheader with Raleigh scoring four in the first and Charlotte tallying three in the last.
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R. H. E. Winston
Greensboro
Koh
Lee
Smith
Stegall
Coveney
Miller
R.h.e
Asheville
Durham
McFarland
Milligan
Yon
Erlich
Mace
Asheville-Durham
R. H. E. Raleigh
Charlotte
Myers
Ledgate
Stackhouse
Fahrer
Neidecorn
Degnan
Virginia League Ports Defeat Norfolk In Pitch Duel
Verbot and Garin for Port appears on mound with Weder and Stewart behind them as Norfolk drops a 9 to 4 game in a Virginia League tilt. Norcum officiates the contest.
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R. H. E. Ports
Norfolk
Verbot
Garin
Weder
Stewart
Norcum
Weekend Forecast Warns of Thunderstorms Likely
The weather page predicts thundershowers tonight or Sunday with rising temperatures. Forecast highs reach 93 and temperatures climb from 75 at 6 am to 93 by 2 pm, guiding readers on expected heat and storm risk for the day.
South Atlantic League Scores at Charleston and Macon
Baseball scores show Charleston beating South in a 28 to 9 slugfest after extra innings while Macon edged Jacksonville 7 to 6 with late runs. Umpires Moran Foster and Jay, and players McManus Welles White Horton Rey are noted on the box. Rain affected Savannah Columbus game.
Baseball scores from American Association games
Indianapolis, Toledo, Columbus, Kansas City, Minneapolis and Milwaukee played in a batch of league games. Scorers show Indiana, Ohio and Minnesota teams with varied innings counts, 12 to 69 runs total across matchups. Key pitchers named include Westervelt Irwin, Handibee Johnstone, and O'Brien. Umpires listed as Handibee, Johnstone, Chill and O'Brien, among others.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Vaughn
O'Conner
Patterson
Owens
Chill
O'Brien
Federal League Baseball Oddities in Chicago and Cleveland
In Chicago and Cleveland, a sequence of scoring seesocks—final tallies show Cleveland taking a 9 to 0 victory in one game while other matchups yield 7 to 5 and 3 to 1 results. Key pitchers include Anderson McGuire Dinnig Miller Kleinow Leever Sanford Hicks Lucia Massing O'Neil and umpires Flaherty Artson Pears McNulty.
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R. H. E. Ghigago
Cleveland
Anderson
McGuire
Dinnig
H. Miller
Kleinow
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Leever
Sanford
Hicks
Phillippe
Lucia
Flaherty and
Artson
Empire League games at Brunswick and Valdosta
Scores from Empire League baseball show Brunswick over Thomasville 3 1 in the 9th and Valdosta rallying past Cordele 18 4 with Gillespie Eubanks Gordon Pierre on the lines. Americus beat Vanderlip Shuman 7 4 as Williams and Oliver umpired.
Slaton Urges Tax Reform In Georgia Inaugural Address
John Marshall Slaton, in his inaugural address before the Georgia House and Senate, calls drastic action to reform taxation and the criminal code. He blasts the current system, cites school fund shortfalls, and proposes inheritance tax, higher corporation taxes, and equalization. He warns of state credit risk, notes past lost revenue from liquor and dog taxes, and urges a sinking fund to retire $6.45 million in bonds due by 1915.
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Georgia
John Marshall Slaton
House of Representatives
Slaton
Union
Terrell
Landscrip
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Ganal
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Kelly
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Verall
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Claton
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