Howard announces Hartwell campaign kickoff with joint discussion
Special to The Banner Hartwell Georgia April 12 1910 Hon William M Howard announces re election bid to Congress opening Monday in Hartwell during city court. He invites Hon H Tribble Athens to join in a public debate first Monday May and a second discussion May 4 at Washington Wilkes. Howard cites twelve years as solicitor general and long service in Congress.
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Hatwell
William M. Howard
Hartwell
Hart County
Mr. Tribble
Mr. Howard
Washington
Tribble
Congressman Howard
Congress
Howard
Washington, D.C
Beg
Athens
Georgia
Wilkes County
Sosateteh
Serine
Bony
Transfusion Love Story Featured In TMP Film
This film presents a classic tale of love and education as a healthy donor gives blood to an ailing partner. The two part plot intertwines romance with medical detail, delivering absorbing drama with clear photography and strong stagecraft.
Program Tonight at High School Meet for Declamation Winners
The High School literary society schedules an 8:30 PM meeting to select representatives for the Eighth district declamation and recitation contest in May at Madison. The program includes music, recitations by Miss Marie Smith Miss Janie Tuck and Miss Lella Head, declamations by David Michael Ira Frankenstein John Booth, a quartette and a vocal solo.
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Literary Society
Madison
Dixie
Marie Smith
Lee
Appomattor
David Michael
Lovey Mary
Misa
Janie Tuck
Ira Frankenstein
Mauffair
Trish Aliens
John Booth
Robert of
Sicily
Lella Head
Fred Haselton
John O'Farrell
van Noy Welr
Henry Nickerson
Elected Members of Clarke County Board Reappointed
The Clarke County grand jury in a short session reelected Mears J F Comer W R Tuck to the county board of education. The three men are long familiar with county schools and progressive in outlook, expected to earn approval from teachers patrons taxpayers and citizens.
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Board of Education
Clarke County
Mears
J. F. Comer
W. R. Tuck
Pied
University of Georgia Spring Tennis Tourney Nears Finish
The annual spring tennis tournament at the University of Georgia courses advances with semifinals and finals slated for today and tomorrow. Strong local players compete to determine who will represent the Red and Black at the intercollegiate tournament in Atlanta this May. Spectators fill three courts as matches wrap up ahead of the college championship trip.
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University of Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia Trinity
B. V. Carter, Jr
Home Office of Columbia to Stay in Athens
Stockholders of the Columbia Fire Insurance Company met to decide moving the home office to Savannah or Atlanta. Proposals to raise capital to 151000 if moved were tabled, and the Athens office remained. A prominent citizen praised Athens for supporting the company and keeping it local, noting Athens' insurance reputation and conservative stance. The piece stresses Athens as a future insurance center and calls for continued local backing.
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Savannah
Atlanta
Athens
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
Columbia
Messrs
C. V. Rainwater
J. H. Hilsman
Fom
New York
Columbia & Great Company
Trinity Faces Georgia Today in Doubleheader Showdown
Trinity meets Georgia today with two nine lineups and high expectations for a crack performance. Georgia pitcher McWhorter starts today's game while Trinity counters with Gaunt on the mound. Georgia's improved batting and base running add to the intrigue for the 3:30 start and ticket sales at the Hawara.
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Georgia
Gaunt
Trinity
Georgia Nine
Anderson
Bunting
Cox
Harawa
Miss Childers Serious Ill at Hospital
News of Katie Childers grave condition at St Mary's Hospital follows months of treatment for severe burns sustained near Christmas. Doctors fear she may not survive the night as companions and family await word on her prognosis. Real estate Lipacomb Co.
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Katie Chiléom
St At
Mary's
Clarke county motion to fund road work stalls progress
Clarke county commissioners report that bond funds are exhausted after years of road improvements. To continue the program, the county must either issue more bonds or raise taxes. They recommend a new bond issue to complete road improvements in Clarke County, leaving citizens to decide.
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Clarke County
Clarke
Hodgson Re-elected Commissioner Named by Taxpayers
Gr. Lee has served for years as commissioner since Mr. Vincent's retirement. He performed with honesty and energy in business matters, earning taxpayer approval for his continued role in city and county government.
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Gr. Lee
T. ©. Vincent
Census Supervisor to Visit Athens to Instruct Enumerators
Willis Adrians, in charge of the Eighth district census bureau, will visit Athens tomorrow to meet local enumerators for nineteen districts in Athena and Clarke county. He will instruct them on duties and present the census plan including handling special cases.
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Willis Adrians
Burneas
Uncle Sam
Eighth
Georgia
Athena
Clarke County
Adams
Riots at Tech High School track meet draw police clashes
A riot at the Tech athletic field during Atlantic High School and Tech track meet injures several policemen and students. Authorities report bruises as officers used clubs and a large group from both schools surged into the field. Edmunds refused police direction, triggering a clash witnessed by many students. The incident led to arrests and a riot alarm.
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Atlanta
Gay
Atlantic High School
Tech
The
Edmunds
D! Dobbs
Redeno
Prince Avenue Paving Progress Report
Brick are being placed in position for the paving work on Prince Avenue between Pulaski Street and Hill Junction. City teams yesterday hauled vitrified brick from the railroad depot for permanent paving at the uptown fire hall, and once on the ground the work will move rapidly to completion.
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Prince Avenue
Pulaski Street
Hill
Uptown
Laura Speer to Lead Midweek Prayer at First Methodist
Miss Laura Speer of this city will conduct the regular weekly prayer service at the First Methodist Church this evening at the usual hour. Sister of Judge Emory Speer, she is described as a good woman and many will attend to hear her lead the midweek service.
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First Methodist Church
Laura Speer
Emory Speer
Speer
Entertainment by Confederate veteran at Colonial Opera House
Notice invites veterans and the public to an old-time melodrama and war songs event at the Colonial Opera House on Thursday evening the 14th at 6 o'clock hosted by a former Confederate veteran. Tickets available at the veterans office. contact Com. F. C. McMaham and Com. 37 C. McMahan for details. A separate notice seeks a furnished three-room root near Lacy Cobb Institute by May 1 for a gentleman and wife via W. B. G. care Bor-171, Athens.
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As Hhe
Oprea
U. C
Atimy
Lacy Cobb
Institute
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W. M. Howard
S. J. Tribble
Comer
Tuck
Carter
Fire Insurance, Upscomb & Co
Durham College
Mercer
Bartlett
Felker
Walker
Northcutt
McWhorter
Miss Childers
Lipacomb Co
Will County Road
J. M. Hodgson
Board of Commissioners
Willis Adams
Emerton
Arnold & Abney
Mc Gregor’s
F. C. McMaham
C. McMahan
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