Jones defends four houses amid Atlanta vice crackdown
Rex proprietor Charles C. Jones admits owning four houses in the tenderloin area and claims 186 illegal resorts exist outside the restricted district. He says he told tenants to stay and not pay rent as officers move to shut down vice while Beavers and Beavers’ order is contested. police plan further actions with Men and Religion Forward Movement support.
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Charles C. Jones
Rex
Jis
Beavers
Atlanta
Lere
Tve
Jones
Poole
Peechtree
Spring
The
Artment
Chief Bear
Birmingham
Religion Forward Movement
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Underworld
Albion
Pryor Street
St. Clair
Forsyth Street
Marion M. Jackson
Jackson
Frances
Joe Wood Hope of Red Sox Fans In Title Series Against Giants
Boston star Joe Wood speaks for Red Sox fans ahead of a title series with the Giants. He defends his team’s integrity and discipline, disputes Murphy’s complaints, and argues no drinking or smoking among pitchers during the season, while noting bluntly that dissipated teams cannot win pennants.
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Joe Wood Hope
Red Sox
Giants
Murphy
Chance
Jake Stahl
Boston
New York Giants
Chance Defends Cubs Against Murphy Abuse
Frank L. Chance, manager captain of the Chicago Cubs, attacked President Charles Webb Murphy for blaming the team’s 1909 pennant loss on drinking. Chance, who recently had head surgery, accused Murphy of harming the players’ reputations and asserted Murphy’s criticism targets the players only when the team is not winning.
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New York
Charles Webb Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Frank L. Chance
Murphy
Chance
Cubs
Montgomery Baseball Franchise Up For Sale In Montgomery
Montgomery Alabama September 26 The Southern league franchise owned by Rich ard Tillis is on the market after negotiations for a guarantee fund with the Montgomery Business Men's league failed. Tillis and league directors could not sign the contract and Tillis previously rejected a Little Rock offer. He would not say if he would reconsider.
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Montgomery
Ala
Richard Tillis
Montgomery Business Men's League
Tillis
Races at Louisville and Nearby Tracks Summary
At Louisville Toronto and Havre de Grace races list multiple firsts with horses and times, noting also ran competitors. Notable firsts include First Ma Salaame at 11.30, Tillie’s Nightmare at 19.50, Helene at 4.50, Rect rocity at 3.50, Royal Tea at 3.00, Paris Queen at 6.50, Bull Andrews at 8.50, Captain Elliott at 135, Futurity at 7-10, Lahre at 1, Sir Giles at 7, Henpeck at 14-5, and O A Buster at 8-15 with various rivals and placeholders across Louisville Toronto Havre de Grace.
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Louisville
Ma Salaame
Tyree
Ask Ma
Jean Grey
Arminda
Ella Curry
Etta Ray
Mite
Tillie
Nightmare
Merry Lad
Miss Nett
Pierre Dumas
Coreposis
Tom King
Old Hawk
Buss
Toronto
Paris
Oliver Lodge
Loch Lomond
Britain
Havre DE Grace
Elliott
Chuckier
Montressor
Fascas
Aurific
Mama Johnson
Futurity
Absconder
Patricks
Lahre
Yankee Nations
Amoret
Sir Giles
Michael Anelo
Henry Hutchison
Gates
Henpeck
Battery
Virtle
O. A. Buster
Jaqueline
Chryseis
Cift
Weather forecast with cooling rain and temperatures
Weather notes say rain tonight or Friday and cooler conditions. Temperature readings are 72 at 8 am, 74 at 10 am, 79 at noon and 2 pm. Racing entries referenced on Page 13.
Vanderbilt Denies Harvard Plan To Play Negro Player
Vanderbilt football authorities rejected rumors of a Negro on Harvard s squad for the upcoming game. They stated they had heard no rumor and did not anticipate such a move by Harvard officials. They voiced belief any Negro member would not be played against Vanderbilt out of deference to the Southern team.
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Vanderbilt
Harvard
U S Debates Fate of Nicaraguan Rebel Mena
State Department officials weigh options for General Luis Mena after his 700 men surrendered to Rear Admiral Southerland. Acting Secretary Huntington Wilson ponders holding, extradition, or exile, with potential for execution viewed as best by some due to his barbarous acts. Dispatch notes Granada dire, civilians starving, rebels looting water and food.
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Washington
State Department
Luis Mena
Southerland
Huntington Wilson
Mena
United States
Diaz
Wertzel
Granada
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Change Flay
Boss’ Murphy
Chicago
McTigue
Perdue
Gowdy
Mathewson
Hartley
Meyers
Eason and
Johnstone
Ryler
Rariden
Demaree
Wilson
Eason
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
Burke
Steele
Wingo
Robinson
Gibson
Owens
Brennan
RH & O
Cincinnati
Fen
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Alexander
Killifer
Curtis
Miller
Klem
Orth
Scanlon
Ragan
Erwin
Chicago-St. Louis
Keating
Williams
Vandyrke
Carrigan
Dineen and
Hart
Hughes
Coombs
Lapp
Evans and
Egan
Cleveland
Detroit
Boehler
Stanage
Gregg
O'Neil
O'Loughlin
McGreevy
Pilant
Helene
Beautiful
Dorbie
Cousin Puss
Floral Day
Lady Lightning
Ella Bryson
Rectrocity
Sylvestris
Ell Horse
Casey Jones
Salesia
Royal Tea
Font
Cynosure
Hawley
Lackrose
Rossini
Edeilweiss
True Hearts
Maid Frame
Hollybrook
John Bowman
Crystianoga
el Fain
Arcadia
Ironical
Auster
Battle Song
Ondraga
Bull Andrews
Young Morpheus
Wickson
Inian
Bay of Pleasure
Joe
Per. Clinton Trance
Miss Jean
Bouncing Ass
Henrietta
Toddling
Wiley
Lelaloha
Priscilla
Wr Gal
Dr. Hoberg
Lesh
Heinous
Madriver
Etcolt
von Laer
Frog
Nashville, Tenn
U. S
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