Plane crashes near Jackson injure one man
Jackson Miss June 25 One man was rendered unconscious and another escaped unhurt when their airplane crashed near here today W A McDonald of Jackson was unconscious after the crash and J L Calhoun of Gulfport was uninjured Engine trouble developed upon takeoff for Gulfport as the plane nose dived forty feet and was demolished
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Jackson
Miss
W. A. McDonald
J. L. Calhoun
Gulfport
McDonald
Calhoun
Czecho Slovakia to entertain American Legion veterans
The Czecho Slovak legation in Washington informs American Legion National Commander Howard P. Savage that Czech veterans look forward to the ninth annual Legion convention in Paris in 1923 and will be entertained by legionaires visiting Czechoslovakia. Ex servicemen from France Belgium and England invite tours before or after the Paris event. Eighteen European countries with the exception of Russia have waived passport and visa requirements.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Washington
Howard P. Savage
American Legion
Paris
Czechoslovakia
France
Belgium
England
Legion
Europe
Russia
Postponed Baseball Games Set for Next Week Across Leagues
Chicago reports that six American League games will be made up with five double headers and an open date on June 28. Key changes include St Louis at Detroit, Cleveland at Chicago, and Philadelphia at New York. In the National League five games will be rescheduled in four double headers and one open date with New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia among the matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Yanks Lose Streak as Athletics Take First of Doubleheader
New York York Athletics snapped the Yankees nine game win streak by beating them 7 to 6 in the first game of a doubleheader. Lou Gehrig struck out with two on base as a four run ninth inning rally carried Philadelphia to the win.
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YANKS
New York
Athletics
Grove
Wox
Lou Gehrig
Legion Pilgrimage Reservation ID Explained
Upon presentation of the official identification certificate issued only to those making reservations in the legion pilgrimage.
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Legion
Social program announced for Fourth of July golf tournament
The Country Club details a week of events for the Fourth of July golf tournament starting Monday with bridge tables each evening. A Wednesday dance for members and out of town guests. Thursday finals cup presentation and tea. Chaperons and orchestra named. dining in club with reservations advised.
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Misa Nell Pringle
Country Club
J. B. Jemison
Sterne Tittle
T. B. Chisholm
Jack Turner
Fourth of July Tournament Entertainment Committees at Glen Arven Club
Entertainment committees for the Glen Arven Club Fourth of July tournament list chairmen and members for Household Equipment, decorations across Monday to Thursday, bridge parties, and afternoon tea. Names include Tittle, Jemison, Smith, Turner, Hammond, Little, Hill, Jerger, Mitchell, Pringle, Cockrell, MacIntyre, Reilly, Merry, Brandon, Driver, Harris, Neel, Williams, Flowers, Mitchell, Kelly, Philips, King, Gibson, Chisholm, Montgomery, Groover, Wimberly, Parker, Dixon, Herbendt, Palmer, Britton, Lester, Mitchell, Philips, Cravatt, Hammond, Crawford, Mays, and many others.
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Vs. Stern Tittle
J. B. Jemison
Eugene Smith
John Turner
W. J. Hammond
A. D. Little
Roy Hill
E. R. Jerger
Jim Mason
K. C. Ausley
R. G. Mays
Nell Pringle
Roscoe Luke
Clyde Neel
Joe Mitchell
W. D. Hasty
J. C. Pringle
Irene Davis
Evelyn Cockrell
H. J. MacIntyre
C. J. Reilly
H. H. Merry
Hattie Brandon
L. F. Driver
F. B. Harris
Lee Neel
Homer Williams
Howard Flowers
Frank Mitchell
A. C. Kelly
J. L. Philips
J. T. King
Frank Gibson
T. B. Chisholm
John Montgomery
Roy Hill Bridge
May Hopkins
C. C. Groover
FE. A. Wimberly
C. S. Parker
P. J. Dixon
Henry Herbendt
J. B. Palmer
W. A. Britton
Lucy Lester
Malvina Mitchell
Margaret Philips
Frances Philips
Frances Kelly
Emily Cravatt
Lila Hammond
Sallie Ainsworth
Mary L. Montgomery
Sara Jennings
Julia Trice
Virginia Cooper
Martha Parker
Nannie Mae Crawford
Eun
Camp Francis Archbold
Pacey Mason
Rhodie Mason
Betty Watt
Edith Robinson
Caroline Mays
Corinee Cullens
Jarelle Little
Edwina Pringle
Mary Hargrave
Sara Margaret Luke
Janet Bedell
Sophie Mitchell
Louisa Heeth
Myrtle
Hen ‘Ry
Monticello
Elisabeth Burson
Camilla
Ruth Jones
Martha Bailey
Sarah
Carolyn Patrick
Quitman
Marjorie Groover
Frieda Patterson
Margaret McLendon
Frances Joseph
Mary McCormick
Katie Sue Bailey
Margaret Vaughn
Corinne Cullins
Denby Coon
Wild Rose
Thomasville
Rhett Pringle
Jureil Little
Miss Little
Piedmont Railroad Hearing Progresses
Charlotte June 26 A H Plant assistant to the president of the Southern testified before Haskell C Davis at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the Piedmont and Northern petition to extend lines from Charlotte to Winston Salem and Spartanburg to Bastonia He estimated that six years after completion the extensions would cause an estimated 63 581 935 in revenues loss to the Southern Railway with about 25 percent of the loss in net profit
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Charlotte
N. C
Piedmont and Northern Railway
Carolinas
Southern Railway
A. H. Plant
Southern
Haskell C. Davis
Interstate Commerce Commission
P. and N
Winston, Salem
Spertanburg
Personal visits and items in Savannah society
A crowded personals page lists visitors and locals in Savannah including Mr. C. C. Tandy of Atlanta Mr. R. T. Inman Lake City and many others. It notes vacations portable goods for sale phonographs and candy at Montgomery's Pharmacy while detailing trips to New York Tybee Island and Jac ksonville and visits from Miss Katherine Atkinson and Miss Mary Hargrave among others.
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Frank Little
New York
Lindbergh
Tybee Island
Bob Dixon
Miami
Lake Jackson
Fla
D. A. Dixon
First Citizen of Commerce Named to Head Key House Panel
Atlanta June 25 officials announced the leaders of major House committees for the new legislature. Jud Wilhoit Warren county heads rules while Paul H. Doyal Floyd county leads appropriations and J W Culpepper Fayette chairs ways and means. Frank A Hooper Jr Fulton heads constitutional amendments and Lincoln B West Randolph leads general judiciary.
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Atlanta
House of Representatives of Legislature
Jud Wilhoit
Warren County
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Paul H. Doyal
Floyd County
J. W. Culpepper
Fayette
Frank A. Hooper
I Jr
Fulton County
Lincoln B. West
Randolph
General Judiciary Committee
Arnau Returns to Auditor Post at State Industrial Commission
Atlanta June 25 Arnau resumes his former role as auditor and inspector of the state industrial commission after serving as executive secretary to retiring Governor Clifford Walker for 13 months.
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Arnau
State Industrial Commission
Atlanta
A. R. Arnau
Clifford Walker
Cheaper to Shop Paris-Shooting Privileges
A confusing fragment notes Paris shopping privileges and a game with value and costs. The item hints at price comparisons and access perks, but the readable text is fragmentary and unclear about entities, dates, or outcomes.
Frankie Frisch Surpasses Hornsby in Batting Average
Baseball summary notes Frankie Frisch leads in NL batting with .381 average while Rogers Hornsby trails at .378. The piece also lists top NL hitters, pitchers and team stats, highlighting Barnhart Harris Waner Mueller and others, with continued discussion of Yankee and American League standings and notable performances.
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Frankie Frisch
Hornsby
Chicago
Sam Breadon
St. Louis
Frisch
Pirate
Clyde Barnhart
Joe Harris
Paul Waner
Speech Meadows
Pittsburgh
Jess Haines
Charley Root
Cubs
Grover Alexander
Barnhart
Harris
P. Waner
Mueller
New York
Farrell
Boston
Harper
Southworth
Traynor
Pat Collins
Wally Schang
St. Louis Browns
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
Babe Ruth
Waite Hoyt
White Sox
Setang
St Louis
Weather delays Byrd America France flight from New York
Roosevelt Field reports June 25 weather could still halt the monoplane America’s takeoff to France. Byrd and forecasters caution fog and a lake region storm may push possible departure to Monday morning, with limited chances tonight or Sunday.
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Roosevelt Field
New York
Richard BH. Byrd
France
Weather Bureau
America
Here
Newfoundland
James Scarr
Lake
Byrd
Army Aviators Head to Frisco for Honolulu Nonstop Flight
Lieut. Lester J. Maitland and Lieut. Albert Genberger, Army aviators, left Rockwell Field at 8:50 AM in a motored Fokker monoplane for San Francisco to attempt a non stop flight to Honolulu. They expect to land at Crissy Field this afternoon and begin the Hawaii hop from Oakland Tuesday morning.
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San Francisco
Hawaii
San Diego
Lester J. Maitland
Albert @genberger
Rockwell Field
Honolulu
Maitland
Heégenberger
Crissy Field
Oakland
Weather Forecast for South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Florida
Cloudy tonight and Sunday with possible thundershowers Sunday. Southeasterly to southwesterly winds gentle to moderate. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday in Alabama and extreme northwest Florida with local thundershowers and gentle winds. Florida sees fair night with Sunday partly cloudy and local thundershowers in the north portion and gentle south winds.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Baseball batting leaders with team affiliations
The list shows players and teams with batting averages: Gehrig New York .384 Dykes Philadelphia .380 Simmons Philadelphia .378 Meusel New York .377 Codd Philadelphia .365 EL Miller St Louis .864 P Collins New York .362 Fothergill Detroit .358 Heil Detroit 258.
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Gehrig
New York
Philadelphia
Simmons
Meusel
Codd
EL Miller
St Louis
P. Collins
Fothergill
Detroit
Heil
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R. J. McClenny
Jackson, Miss
Czecho-Slovakia
Oui Brothers
M. A. Huston Motor Co
Washington and
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Plaza Cafe
Charlie Vanes
S. Broad St
Mamry Rom Works
North Bread & Phere
Sun- Jo
Glen Arven Club
Piedmont Railroad
Mr.c. 5. Tandy
R. T. Inman
Lake City
Mr. R. C. Paul
Watertown, Fla
L. W. Burt
Mr. R. F. Butler
Jacksonville
G. Shapiro
New York City
E. R. Carmichael
Baltimore
L. D. Lyons
Savannah
City
J. ©. Baxter
C. T.tillis, Jr
Mobile
The
W. H. Rockwell
James Hopkins
Frank Harris
Macon
Cecroft Music Co
Katherine Atkinson
Billy Wolfson
Cooreft Music Co
T. C. Gandy
Mr. P. I Dixon
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Laverene
J. W. Dukes
College Street
Norris Candy Agency
Montgomery’s Pharmacy
Norra Exquisite Candy
Jennie Fowler
Montezuma
Bessie Fowler
Idegl. Ga
C.B. Fowler
T. F. Callaway
Baptist Pastorium
Washington Street
Cocroft Music Company
C. E Rountree
R. B. Brown
Pablo Beach
M. R. Holtzman and Son
Louisville, Ky
J. B. Demarea
Rosedale Ave
Harry Feinberg
Grand Rapids
Camp Frances Archbold
House
Senate
Watkers
G. C. Davis
Bennet and
Edwin
Clarke County
State Normal School
Georgia State Teachers College
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