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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1913

Page

7

Georgia Considers Road Funds and Convict Labor Offer

Special to the Bar AUanta recounts Georgia politics on good roads. The U S government earmarks a cash grant of 10,000 to Georgia if the state legislature appropriates 20,000 for roads, totaling 30,000 for 50 miles of pavement. Governor Brown awaits a legislative decision and may raise county options or convict-labor terms, while debates resurface about taxing automobile owners to fund road work despite high gasoline prices.

United States Georgia Brown Burleson General Assembly

Illinois lawyers in session Ki..nos State Bar annual meeting

Springfield April 8 a gratify ing large attendance marked the thirty seventh annual meeting of the Ki nos State Bar Association opening here today Prominent lawyers and jurists from all sections of the State are present The annual address will be delivered tomorrow by Congressman Henry PD Clayton of Alabama chairman of the judiciary committee of the national house of representatives

Springfield Kinois State Bar Association Henry PD. Clayton Alabama Judiciary Committee National House of Representatives

Georgia Democrats Count 12000 Federal Job Seekers in State

A local confidant says 12 000 Georgia Democrats have applied for federal positions. Senators Bacon and Smith face the dilemma of filling roughly a dozen such posts outside civil service amid widespread disappointment among office seekers. Smith is seen as potential spokesman for Wilson and Bryan in coming sessions, while Bacon begins a new six year term.

Avanta Georgia United States Wassington Bacon Hoke Smith Smith and Bacon W. J. Harris State Democratic Executive Committee Washington Revtonts Wilson Bryan Smith

Texas Master Bakers Convene in Fort Worth Convention

The Texas Association of Master Bakers met for the thirteenth annual convention in Fort Worth with President Henrys Brude of Houston presiding. The gathering discussed cooperation among bakers and methods for delivery of bakery products as sessions continue through Sunday. A local health note urges Chamberlain's Ointment for rheumatic pains. Sold by all dealers.

Fort Worth Texas Texas Association of Master Bakers Henrys Brude Houston

Florida Legislature Meets in Tallahassee April Session

The regular Florida biennial session organized in Tallahassee as Gov. Trammell urged reforms including cutting the legal interest rate to 6 percent abolishing county treasurer offices and proposing a constitutional amendment to grant home rule to cities and towns. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for coughs and colds available from dealers.

Tallahassee Fla Florida

Cure for Severe Cold Promises Rapid Recovery

A Sydney reader praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a severe cold in a child. The mother says a small bottle cured him quickly and notes the remedy is sold by all dealers.

Myittle Chamberlain HH. Silks Dowling Street Sydney Australia

Indoor baseball league formed by YMCA business men

The YMCA organizes an indoor baseball league for younger business men with four captains picking teams from the gym floor. The game uses a larger softer ball and walls gallery and ceiling outs. Captains are Link Northcutt Vonderall Lanier, with Carl Crossley as manager. Weekly Monday and Thursday games have free admission as the league builds strength to challenge the senior men who have gone undefeated for six years.

They. M.C. A Y. M Link Messrs Weir Trroom J. Smith Smith Parr John Northcutt Bramblitt Brand Bradberry Watkins Beacham Malcom Vonderall Mssrs Weatherly Fleming Foster O'Farrell Wilson Lanier Ben Link Fellows Hutchins MeGarity Payne Helding Carl Crossley Athens

Pacific Gas stock increase approved in meeting

In San Francisco on April 8 the Pacific Gas and Electric stockholders backed a directors proposal to raise 5 million dollars in funded debt through ten year six percent debenture bonds. The total bonded indebtedness would rise to 155 million dollars.

N Francisco Cal Pacific Gas and Electric Company

Gordon Announces Candidacy for Fourth Ward Alderman

Hugh H. Gordon announces his bid for the Fourth ward alderman unexpired term following B Y Harris resignation. He asks voters for support and signs his statement with Salley and Goody and a contact phone number 1166-L.

Fourth Ward B. Y. Harris Hugh H. Gordon of the Times

Vigorous Campaign for a One Cent Postage

A commission is formed by Postmaster General Burleson to investigate postal finances and operations with aim toward a one cent letter postage. The panel includes Danie l C. Roper and others to study the blue bag system and revenue disparities between letter mail and magazines, seeking reallocation to broaden the one cent rate nationwide.

Geo. T. McIntosh Albert S. Burleson Burleson Daniel C. Roper Joseph Stewart A. M. Dockery James I. Blacksley Merrit O. Chance Wilson Post Office Department Post Office United States Pittsburg Buffalo Chicago St. Louis Kansas City Childs Hitchcock Curtis Publishing Co Philadelphia California

Problem of the Governor's House Will Come Up Before Legislature

Atlanta April 8 One of the next legislature's tasks is to solve the governor's mansion problem. The old brick residence, valued near a half million, leaks and won’t improve with renovation. Proposals to sell or lease the site and fund a new mansion or capitol annex have circulated for years. A modern executive mansion could be funded by the sale proceeds, with gains benefiting the treasury.

Atlanta Treasury State Capitol

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