Crackers Take Morning Game From Bears In Stalemate Breaker
Atlanta defeats Mobile 4 to 3 after a ninth inning homer by Smith. Fulton and Marshall held Mobile to three runs through eight frames as Guyon scored early for Atlanta and Wane, Huhn and Smith contributed with key hits and runs. Umpires Campbell Pfirman Tandy.
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R. H. E. Mobile
Atlanta
Fulton
Schulte
Marshall
Napier
Smith
Wane
Huhn
Hock
Baker
Wano
Bernsen
Cueto
Niehoff
Hurn
Campbell
Pfirman
Tandy
Mobile
D. Williams
Guyon
If. Cueto
Rf. Niehoff
Mayer
Mulvey
R. Williams
If. Kingman
Mullen
C. Schulte
C. Moore
Ss. Fulton
P. Marshall
Campbell, Pfirman
Bears
Inning Summary From Atlanta and Mobile Match
First inning shows Atlanta-Guyon singling to right but runner out at second on D Williams strong throw. Vane flies out, Mayer grounds out to Mullen, Huhn makes an infield out. No runs no hits no errors. Mobile D Williams out at first, Cueto out, Niehoff out on a high fly to third. No runs no...
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Atlanta
Guyon
D. Williams
Niehoff
the Keystone
Vane
Mayer
Mullen
Huhn
Mobile
Bernsen
Cueto
Klugman
Hock
Mulvey
Rhino Williams
Marshall
Smith
Moore
Wayne
Kugen
Schulte
Fulton
Atlanta Mobile Game Summary With Scoring Plays
In Atlanta and Mobile games both teams posted no runs on the board through several innings. Key moments featured Moore and Guyon producing hits for Atlanta while Wayne and Kugen contributed in scoring on a misplay, with Schulte and Fulton among others drawing walks or making outs.
Escaped Prisoner Re-Arrested After Train Riding Incident
Herman Eugene Wilson alias Frank Wilson, who escaped from the county road gang two years ago, was re arrested Saturday night by Special Officer Barton of the L and N road. He was picked up for unlawful train riding and identified at the jail by jailors as an escaped prisoner.
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Herman Eugene Wilson
Frank Wilson
County Road
Barton
L. & N. Road
Wilson
Schedule of Southern and National League Baseball Games
Teams across Southern and National leagues play two games eachday with listed venues and times including Nashville Chattanooga Little Rock Memphis Atlanta Mobile Birmingham New Orleans New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh and American League matchups Boston New York Philadelphia Washington Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Louis with two games apiece.
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Southern
Nashville
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memphis
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
New Orleans
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Princietiak
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Weather Forecast for Alabama Mississippi West Florida
The weather bulletin notes generally fair conditions for Alabama Mississippi and West Florida tonight and Tuesday with no change in temperature.
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Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
West Florida
Little Rock, Memphis Baseball Game Scores Notable
In the Southern Association Little Rock defeated Memphis 9 to 4 with pitching by Lapan Suggs and Taylor. Morning games: New York and Boston rain halted both contests. Shivers Deberry Meadows and Henline noted in the box score as players involved in the day’s action.
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Little Rock
Memphis
Opinion
Lapan
Suggs
Taylor
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Caley Creche
Shivers
Deberry
Meadows
Henline
Ambiguous 1930s baseball scrawl mentions postponed games
Fragmentary baseball log notes in the American League with teams, pitchers, and scores unreadable due to wet grounds causing postponements. Names such as Mies, Pile, Woodall, Faber, Schalk, Lindsey, O'Neill, Shocker, and Severide appear in unclear context.
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R.H.E. Bigowiie
Pile
Woodall
Faber and Schalk
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Lindsey
O'Neill
Second game of South Alabama League series set for Selma
In Montgomery scene Selma and Eufaula meet for game two of the South Alabama Baseball League championship. Eufaula won the opener 8 to 3 at Selma as a special train ferried Selma fans to the venue.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Baseball League
Selma
Eufaula
Pole vault mark falls as Hoff clears four meters in Copenhagen
Hoff of Norway set a new world best in the pole vault at the Copenhagen stadium clearing four meters and twelve centimeters about 13 feet 6 inches. The prior record of four meters nine centimeters or 13 feet 5 inches stood since the 1920 Antwerp Olympic Games by American F K Foss.
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Copenhagen
Hoff
Antwerp
F. K. Foss
Lipton Trophy Race To Decide Winner Today
The Sir Thomas Lipton cup fish class contest ends today off Magnolia Beach as Pensacola Yacht Club and Southern Yacht Club of New Orleans run off for first after yesterday’s second race left a disqualification against Walthers of Pensacola. Commodore Overton leads with two firsts and a fourth. disqualifications altered the standings and a Labor Day headliner race for Eastern Shore and Southern yachts follows.
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Pensacola Yacht Club
Southern Yacht Club of
New Orleans
Magnolia Beach
Walthers
Pensacola Club
Florida
Pensacola
Hayward
Porteous
M. B. Spottswood
Biloxi
Commodore Overtoh
Eastern Shore
Southern Yachts
Dorothy Rameey
Nancy Speer
Marion Overtonce
Labor Day Picnic Dominates Mobile Celebration at Fair Grounds
Mobile labor groups stage a Labor Day event at the Mobile Fair Grounds with speeches by City Commissioner Harry T. Hartwell and leaders from Birmingham and Atlanta. Festivities include an International band concert, races, fireworks, dancing, and prizes totaling fourteen, with proceeds aiding union men on strike.
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Mobile Fair Grounds
Mobile Organized Labor
Fair Grounds
Harry T. Hartwell
Mississippi
Hartwell
W. H. Harris
Birmingham
R.L. Corley
Atlanta
W. E. Givens
Vera Fields
Frank Faber
A. D. Downey
H. Bacher
John E. Winstanley
R. S Morris
Charles H Franck
Central Trades Council
M. G. Ginn
Alabama State Federation of Labor
Federated
Sermon At Bienville Square Calls For Law and Morality
Several thousand attended the union service in Bienville Square as Rev. P. G. Carter of Northside Baptist preached that whatever a man sows he shall reap. He warned against taking the law into one's own hands and urged Mobile’s religious and moral forces to cooperate in enforcing laws and eradicating alleged election corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bienville Square
P. G. Carter
Northside
Mobile
Hartwell to Attend Municipality Meet
Mobile official Harry T Hartwell will represent Alabama at the Atlantic Seaboard Municipalities meeting as vice president and executive committee member. The group seeks federal oil pollution controls while Mobile has enacted strict city rules to curb dumping into rivers and bays.
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Alaumma
Atlantic Seaboard Municipalities
Harry T. Hartwell
Mobile Man
United States
Mobile
Boys Found Safe After Being Lost From Infirmary
Robert Trehern aged 12 and Ollie Ray Trehern aged eight went missing for several hours yesterday afternoon while walking from a local infirmary to their grandfather. Police said they were found late last night at relatives' home on 4 Park Avenue Crichton. A search spanned multiple hours. The pair had strayed en route to Eslava Street where a launch was to take them home.
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Robert Trehern
Ollie Ray Trehern
Park Avenue
Crichton
Eslava Street
Two Men Charged With Trespassing On Gulf Property
W. R. Cronson of 258 South Carolina Street and E. G. Christopher of 260 South Cedar Street were docketed by police on a beach trespass case involving the Gulf Mobile and Northern company.
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W. R. Cronson
South Carolina Street
E. Christopher
South Cedar Street
Gulf
Mobile
New Engines Aim to Boost Naval Vessel Efficiency
The Navy announced that auxiliary Diesel engines will power electrical systems on battleships Colorado and West Virginia, reducing boiler use in port and letting main turbines stay idle. Designers anticipate eventually replacing steam turbines with large Diesels that drive generators for propulsion and all ship subsystems.
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Washington
Navy Department
Colorado
West Virginia
Nations Meet In Geneva For Third Session
The League of Nations holds its third assembly in Geneva with Lord Robert Cecil urging full publicity for sessions. Admission of Germany and Hungary's potential inclusion are discussed as France pushes for debt conditions before taking Germany in. The court of justice protocol has been signed by 34 states with 13 accepting obligatory jurisdiction.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Robert Cecil
Great Britain
United Tes
Cecil
League
Germany
Hungary
France
Lord Cecil
International Court of Justice
the Hague
Upper Silesia
Negro Held After Caught In Welch Drug Store
Police arrested Sam Brown 17 of 808 South Lawrence Street after catching him inside the Welch Drug Store at New Jersey and Cedar streets during a 3 AM burglary. A second lookout suspect fled as officers closed in, and Brown is linked to prior gunfire at a fruit store on Jackson and Conception streets.
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Shelby J. Welch
New Jersey
Cedar Streets
John Lincoln
Sam Brown
South Lawrence Street
Brown
John Gliptis
Jackson
Conception Streets
Hawaiian Volcano Again in Eruption
Hilo Hawaii, Sept 4 The Kilaua volcano is erupting with a new lava flow on the south side of the Salemaumau fire pit echoing the July outbreak Prof Jaggar local authority declined to predict the duration of the latest activity
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Hilo
T. H
Associated Press
Kilaua
Salemaumau
Jaggar
Fire kills seven at Pennsylvania Railroad bunkhouse
Pittsburgh reports a blaze at the Pennsylvanian Railroad bunkhouse and coach shop on 30th Street. Investigations by federal, state, and local agencies seek cause amid conflicting survivor stories and a $220,000 loss. Seven bodies unidentified in morgue. one man in custody.
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Pittsburgh
30Th Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Uspicion
Pennsylvania
Lst
Associated Press
Pennsylvania Railway
George McCandless
Public Safety
Police Department
Dist
Harry Rowand
Departments of Justice
George Figgus
Figgus
Rain Delays Medal Play at Country Club Links
Heavy rain slowed final 18 holes of qualifying medal play for the national amateur champions at The Country Club in Brookline Massachusetts. More than 140 golfers chased 32 match play spots with Robert A Gardner of Chicago leading after a 71 to set a new amateur course record.
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Brookline
Mass
Robert A. Gardner
Chicago
No Holiday at White House on Labor Day
Washington Labor Day passed with President Harding at his office after breakfast. He spent the morning at his desk and planned a golf game in the afternoon. A Mayflower trip with Mrs. Harding was cancelled due to ongoing industrial unrest.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Mrs R Valentino Changes Her Mind in New York
In New York on September 4 Mrs Valentino former Minnie Hudnut cancelled her ocean passage to Europe after bidding Rudolph Valentino farewell at the dock. Friends could not explain why she pulled back her trunks just before the Olympic sailed as her parents said she planned to go to Paris to study architecture.
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New York
Sheik
Rudolph Valentino
Europe
Valentino
Paris
Entombed Calif. Miners Believed Alive in Mine Rescue
Reports from Jackson California indicate rescuers hear blasts near the Argonaut mine, suggesting five explosions heard from the adjacent Kennedy mine may signal alive miners. Officials withheld comment as rescue crews press to reach 47 entombed workers believed trapped since a fire a week ago.
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Jackson
Cal
Kennedy
Argonaut
Kennedy and
Kennedy Mine
Ex-Publisher Held For Fraud Through Mails In Florida
J. E. Wendler former publisher of the Winter Park Post is held on 2000 bond after arrest in Orlando. He faces federal charges for use of the mails to defraud tied to a suspended subscription drive. He waived a preliminary hearing and will face a Tampa grand jury in October.
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Orlando
Fla
Wendler
Winter Park Post
Liberty
Tampa
Nn der
United States Mail
Post
United States Court
Federal Grand Jury
Federal District Court
Reese
Sutterfield
United States
Kissinger
Bonus measure setback after conference postponement
The conference failed to lay aside the tariff temporarily due to the absence of Senator Simmons. The bonus was postponed until tomorrow. Chairman McCumber stated he would push to complete the bonus and submit a Senate report on Wednesday if possible.
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Washington
Beius
Simmons
North Carolina
McCumber
Senate
British destroyer seizes arms laden steamer off Cork
A British destroyer captured a steamer laden with arms and ammunition off Cork harbor. The vessel, said to have cleared from Hamburg and bound for the West Coast of Ireland, was taken to Dublin and handed over to the provisional government.
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Cork
Cork Harbor
Ireand
Hamburg
Dublin
Elks Confer on Next National Convention in Atlanta
One hundred leading members of Elks lodges in Georgia Florida North and South Carolina Alabama and Tennessee met in Atlanta with Atlanta Elks to discuss the national convention to be held in the city next year.
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Atlanta
Elks
Georgia
Florida
North
South Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
Atlanta Elks
Strikes and Unrest Mark Bor Day Across Nation
United States marshals enforce the strike injunction as shop workers and unions react to a holiday amid scattered clashes. In Chicago arrests are reported and union leaders rally as violence and sabotage threats surface nationwide, with multiple incidents from Pittsburgh to Memphis tied to the rail labor conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Isbor
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Bostem Tral Union
Ins
Harding
Williams
United States
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Aster
Carmen
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad Bank
Louisville Nashville
Locom
Gretna
New Ork
Carbondale
Ill
II Central Roundhouse
Atte
Montgomery
Trinidad
Cal
Devon
Texas
Memphis
Mother Jones Labor Leader Dies in Colorado
Mary Jones a renowned labor figure known as Mother Jones in Illinois and Colorado is reported critically ill at her Denver home. The 92 year old veteran of strife for workers and women in strikes spent much of her life in labor causes according to physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Mary Jones
Here
Colorado
Plane pilot dies when ship fails near Miami
Miamis Fla Sept 4 Lovejoy 23 a pilot is dead and Gramling 17 a passenger is wounded from a 700 by Lovejoys airplane near here yesterday Both Gramlings legs are broken and Lovejoy died at a local hospital His back was broke
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Miamis
Fla
Lovejoy
Gramling
Here
Million Tons of Coal Imported Amid Mine Strikes
New York reports that large quantities of British coal have begun entering the United States as mine strikes affect shipments. Weekly arrivals include several steamers, with imports rising as 17 vessels are noted handling coal in the latest tally.
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New York
United States
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Charlotte
N. C
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Paschal
Dover
Eng
Charles Toth
English Channel
French
Forest Hills
N.Y
Lipton
America
Welch Drug Store
R. R
Congress
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