Auburn Team Shapes Up for Tech Saturday Game
Auburn prepares for the Georgia Tech clash with strenuous practices this week. Scrimmage on Monday testes the offense versus the scrubs while defensive tactics against Tech trick formations are developed. Injuries limit key players but rest of squad shows good shape as fans rally support.
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Jury cannot see Negro tale and will hang for murder
In Pensacola Florida Emmett Thomas was convicted of first degree murder for shooting general store keeper Charles Crooke at McKinnonville after an angry dispute over an account. Witnesses testified he fired. Thomas claimed Crooke fired first causing his own shotgun discharge. He faces a death sentence to be set by the governor. The county sees the first legal hanging in fifteen years.
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Pensacola
Fla
Charles Crooke
McKinnonville
Emmett Thomas
Crooke
Tho Mag
Dwellings For Rent Advertisements with Modern Conveniences
Rent listings show multiple dwellings with prices from 25.00 to 50.60 plus locations on Government Street St Louis Jackson Street Monroe Street and Stocking. Each includes rooms kitchens baths electric lights gas and porches or galleries.
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S. St. Louis
E. Jackson St
W. S. Stocking
2.S. Monroe St
Only Schulte Remains from the Famous Cub Machine
The article recalls the 1906 Cubs lineup and notes Frank Schulte, the lone member still with a Chicago uniform. It laments the fall of stars like Tinker Chance Steinfeldt Evers Kling Reulbach Hofman and Brown, while Schulte alone remains active, hailed for a record of many home runs and once regarded the game’s best.
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Chicago
Schulte
Shockard
Tinker
Chance
Steinfeldt
Evers
Kling
Brown
Reulbach
Hofman
Slagle
Joe Tinker
Chicago Fed Association
Frank Chance
Yankees
Boston Braves
Kansas City
Ed Reulbach
Brooklet Nationals
Jordacal Brown
Brooklyn Federals
St. Louis
Artie Hofman
Brooklyn Feds
Bill Bradley
Frank
Injunction Granted Against Postal Telegraph in Montgomery
Judge Gaston Gunter of Montgomery city court issued a decree restraining Postal Telegraph Company from intrastate business within the city and denying removal to federal court. The injunction will issue within five days unless the federal court rules on jurisdiction in Postal’s favor. The suit arose from Postal’s refusal to pay the city license tax, which the company challenged as unconstitutional.
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Gaston Gunter
City Court of
Postal Telegraph Company
United States Court
Gunter
Loss of Gulfport Schooner Reported
The lumber laden American schooner Henrietta J. Powell of Gulfport Mississippi was seen on fire and apparently abandoned about 300 miles south of her home port. Crew members were rescued by a revenue cutter, according to a Tampico report received via Consul Canada at Vera Cruz.
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Henrietta J. Powell
Gulfport
Miss
Tampico
Mexico
State Department
Canada
Vera Cruz
Empire Presents Mountain Law and One Wonderful Night
Lubin stars Louise Huff and Edgar Jones headline The Mountain Law a two reel feature at the Empire with a feud romance plot and a strong cast. The third reel shows The People’s Choice Who Answered the Call of Duty and Took Seltzer, a George Ade fable from Essanay. Tomorrow Francis X Bushman stars in One Wonderful Night four reels with Beverly Bayne and others. critics hail it as a peak Bushman performance.
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Edgar Jones
Seltzer
Essanay
George Ade
Thomas Commerford
Rapley Holmes
Francis X. Bushman
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Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Bryant Washburn
E. H. Calvert
Lillian Drew
Change of Bill Today at the Dreamland
May Lawson musical comedy company presents The Miser at the Dreamland with George Gardner in the leading role in blackface. The Blue Ribbon chorus will perform musical hits while Miller and Fraley debut a fox trot. Tango Night Thursday features a large tango contest announced by Manager Chappelle.
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Dreamland
May Lawson
Mobile
Miller and Fraley
Chappelle
Mani
Grocer Spends To Punish Boy For 2 Cent Egg Theft
Gerson Levi of New Orleans spent 5 cents for a telephone 10 cents for carfare and about two hours Tuesday to bring 8 year old Joseph Moone before the juvenile court for pilfering an egg worth 2 cents. Levi faces more travel costs to file affidavit and attend trial. The boy, from 1724 Bourbon street, was paroled to his parents. It is his first arrest.
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New Orleans
Joseph Moone Haled
Gerson Levi
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Levi
Wilson
Young Moone
Bourbon Street
Dauphine
Crackers Lose Three Players For Next Year
Atlanta on November 4 1915 confirmed the Cracker club will lose Harry Holland Morley Jennings and Matt Williams to the Minneapolis team of the American Association next season under the new affiliation with the St. Louis Browns for 1916.
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St. Louis Browns
Harry Holland
Morley Jennings
Matt Williams
Minneapolis
American Association
Burns Herman bout postponed to November fifteenth
The Burns Herman 20 round bout at Westside Athletic Club in New Orleans, originally set for next Sunday, is postponed to November 15 due to Burns suffering a chin boil. Manager Red Walsh says Burns will train another week to make weight and be stronger for the Jersey City veteran.
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New Orleans
Burns
Jersey City
Traffic Offenders Fined By Recorder
A brief docket before Recorder Edington fined two traffic violators and ordered three transients to leave town. W A Copeland paid $2 for passing a street car during passenger discharge while R D Farnell paid $10 for driving on the wrong side of the street and was discharged. Patrolmen arrested three tramps Monday night and ordered them to leave town.
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Edington
W. A. Copeland
R. D. Farnell
Smith’ Bakery
Rayford and
Brontus
Royal Street Lumber Company Receives Charter
The Royal Street Lumber Company is incorporated in probate court with $2000 capital stock and authority to engage in general lumber business and builders supplies. Incorporators are Travis T. Taylor of Chunchula Alabama Robert E Stapleton of Mobile and Jere Austill of Spring Hill Stapleton named general manager and treasurer. Initial business capital set at $1000.
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Royal Street Lumber Company
Travis T. Taylor
Chunchula
Ala
Robert E. Stapleton
Mobile
Jere Austill
Spring Hill
Stapleton
Reed Says Bill James Did It Pinch Hitter Beats Athletics
Milton Reed argues in the Atlanta Georgian that Bill James defeated the Athletics with speed and a sharp spitter. The feature cites James’s wildness and a trusted, straight up groove spitter as keys, noting his three-two count danger and the batter’s hole at three and two.
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Philadelphia
Jennings tipped off Mack's waivers
Hugh Jennings, manager of the Detroit Americans, faces discipline at the American league meeting in Chicago starting Thursday after President Johnson cited a violation of rules for announcing that Connie Mack had placed Plank Bender and Coombe on waivers.
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Plank
Bender
Coombe
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