Michigan and Georgia Play Two Scoreless Extra Innings in 12
Georgia and Michigan dueled for 12 innings yesterday afternoon, ending in a 0 0 tie after two hours and thirty five minutes. Thompson of Georgia and Baribeau of Michigan matched zero runs despite eleven safeties, with key plays by Bell and Brannen on defense. Michigan, led by Duncanson and Bell, started scoring early but Georgia tied it in the sixth as McWhorter and Hutchens sparked a late rally before the game ended in a stalemate.
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Chasem
Georgia
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Thompson
Auburn
Baribeau
Howard
Bell
Brannen
Sanford Field
Wolverines
Duncanson
Mitchell
Monson
Lavans
Bells
Rambeau
Georgia Rooters
Fanning
Munsen
Short
McWhorter Tolloweg
Center Garden
McWhorter
Hutchens
Hitchcock
Covington
Geveral
Rixey
Sanford
Athens
Elberton
Atlanta
Admi3zsion
Michégen
Nash
Po Duncanson
R ” Munson
Vod Rogers
Scully
Courthouse Commission Meets on Clarke County Plans
Yesterday the Clarke County court house commission held its first meeting with the full board to discuss tentative arrangements for a new courthouse this summer. Judge John R. White was named chairman and a committee of Strahan Dozier and Barnett was formed to draft preliminary specifications for the building and bond validation timing.
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Court House
Beuilt
Clarke County
Board of Commissioners
J. M. Hodgson
J. T. Pittard
W. S. Holman
Grand Jury
John R. White
A. J. Cobb
A. W. Dozier
J. W. Barnett
C. H. Phinizy
Missioners
C. M. Strahan
University
Brand
New Beets and Fresh Produce Offerings
Advertisement notes new beets at 10 cents per bunch and fresh snap beans cucumbers and bell peppers from Arnold and Abney with a contact phone number 1076 for orders.
Winterville Convict Guard G W Hall Dies by Self Inflicted Shot
Special to the Banner Winterville Georgia April 11 Mr G W Hall a convict guard for Clarke county camps employed by Warden Lane to watch the camp at night shot himself with a 38 caliber pistol dying instantly His act followed threats of self harm after dismissal for drinking and despondency He left a wife seven children and is buried near Winterville The coroner empaneled a jury and made a full inquest ruling death a self inflicted act
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The
Banner
Winterville, Ga
G. W. Hall
Mr. Hall
Clarke County
Warden Lane
Henry Hancock
Warden Long
Smith & Wesson
Hall
N. Weatherly
Winterville
Memorial Day Gift Ideas From Bell Bros Marble Co
A local ad offers immediate filling of Memorial Day orders from Bell Bros Marble Co for monuments. It promotes Frou Frou Sugar Wafers, Arnold & Abney contact, Pure Strained Honey made near Athens, and fresh produce including ripe tomatoes cucumbers and peppers.
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Bell Bros. Marble CO
Arnold & Abney
Athens
Third receivers named by Judge Brand in Athens case
Judge Charles H. Brand names Thomas F. Green as permanent receiver of Athens Trust & Banking Co after C. H. Phinizy declines. Green to act jointly with Barnett, with powers and duties as previously assigned to Lipscomb and Barnett. Court order dated April 1912 in Clarke Superior Court Western Circuit.
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C. H. Phinizy
Brand
F. A. Lipscomb
Athens Trust & Banking Co
V. F. Green
Phinizy
Bond Commission
Barnett
Col
Gerald Green
State OF Georgia
Athens Trust & Banking Company
Clarke Superior Court
Bate
Thomas F. Green
Esquire
Frank A. Lipscomb
F. Guy Barnett
Funeral Yesterday for Miss Mary Perdue
Funeral services were held yesterday morning at the Christian church on Pulaski Prince and Dougherty streets for Miss Mary Perdue who died the morning before. Rev. Stanley R. Grubb officiated and the burial followed at Oconee cemetery where mourners laid flowers on the grave.
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Christian Church
Pulaski, Prince and Dougherty
Mary Perdue
Stanley R. Grubb
Oconee Cemetery
MULES FOR SALE AND FRESH PRODUCE AT KING HODGSON CO
New arrivals today include mules for sale and a fine lot of produce. Beets peppers tomatoes Irish potatoes green beans celery strawberries available. Phone 1047. Williamson area listings.
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King Hodgson Company
Williamson
Athens City Council Adopts Auto Ordinances and Street Rules
The Athens city council met last night and passed ordinances restricting cut out signals on automobiles and requiring drivers to stop and signal when a street car is stopping. The session also addressed pavement projects, a new patrolman, and appeals in a whisky case carried to the superior court.
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Athens
Ramee
McQueen
E. K. Lumpkin
Booker
Morton's Theatre
Booker Washington's Institute
W. L. Wood
Bond Commission
O. F. Buchner
Allie Richards
Buchner
Hill Street
Billups Street
Prince Avenue
Pope Street
Washington Street
Lumpkin
Hull
Lumpkin Street
Baxter Street
Milledge Avenue
Cobb
Chase Street
Council For
Unusually Big At Lyric Program Showcases Film and Singers
An unusually strong program at the Lyric includes an original selection sung by Lewis and Steele, a new topical Pathe weekly news picture featuring scenes from Roosevelt in Mineola to Juarez and Moscow monuments, and live performances. Paris council members appear among the guests.
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Additi
Lewis
Steele
Pathe
Col
Roosevelt
Mineola
Belgium
20Th Century Limited
Poughkeepsie
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Lawrence
Mass
Washington
Moscow
Russia
Paris
Edison Show At Elite Delivers Thrills of History
A vivid Edison presentation at the Elite showcases Washington Crossing the Delaware with dramatic picturing and historical value. The feature promises rich storytelling and appeals to audiences of all ages.
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Washington
Delaware
Attorney A W Rhorer visits Classic City for day
The former Athens motion picture figure, now practicing law in Kentucky, stopped by the Classic City for a brief visit yesterday. Local merchants advertise fresh produce including cucumbers and white onions from Arnold and Abney with contact number 1076.
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A. W. Rhorer
Athens
Kentucky
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T. F. Greenview Auto Ordinances
Judge CH Brand
Vice
Judge
Fine Edison
Arnold & Abbey
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