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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1910

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Cooper Released and Cooper Son Granted New Trial in Carmack Murder Case

In Nashville Governor Patterson pardons Col. D. B. Cooper after a supreme court ruling says he must serve twenty years. The same court grants Robin Cooper a new trial in the murder of former Senator Edward Carmack on November 9, 1908, while the father’s sentence stands.

Nashville Tenn Patterson Duncan B. Cooper Supreme Court Cooper Robin Cooper Col D. B. Cooper United States Edward Carmack State Supreme Court Robin Col.ooper Edward Ward Carmack Shields Neille and McAllister Beard Bell

Ministers and lay attendees listed for Athens Presbytery session

A Special to The Bann lists visiting ministers and laymen at the Athens Presbytery semi annual meeting now in session at Commerce. Names include Rev. Wm L Barber Homer Rev John Knox Coit Necoochee Institute Rev Eugene L Hil Athens Rev Henry F Hoyt Cornelia Rev J D McPhail Athens Rev T J Ponder Gainesville Rev B L Siler Toccoa Rev C I Stacey Elberton Rev Geo M Telford Commerce and many others with officers led by J Telford.

Athens Presbytery Wm. L. Barber Homer John Knox Coit Necoochee Institute Nacoochee Eugene L. Hil Athens Henry F. Hoyt D.D Cornelia J. D. McPhail T. J. Ponder Gainesville B. L. Siler Toccoa C. I. Stacey Elberton Geo. M. Telford Commerce Jos. M. Hodgson Mf. Matthews Center Wi. Luther Chestnut Mountain Jewell L. Rhinehart Colbert T. E. Key R. B. Kemp J. A. J. T. Turner Jefferson T. J. Carr Mayeville H. N. Cartledge Mizpah J. Ti. Henley Mt. Herman T. N. Long New Hope C. D. Grifin Royston H. C. Barnett Thyratira J. W. Owen Tooeca T. W.¢Mcallister Lavonia W. R. Little Carnenville J. C. C. ‘Miller Hopewell, Ga J. T. Telford

Charles Stone Recovers After Major Head Surgery

Friends of Charles Stone report he is recovering well after a serious operation to remove a malignant growth from his head. The Stone family thanks physicians for their care and expresses relief at his improving condition.

Jon Charles Stone Joo ‘Stone

Night Service At Wiest Baptist Church Tonight

Regular night service and public lecture will be held at the Wiest Baptist Church this evening. The program features a brief sermon followed by a lecture to address church and community concerns.

First Baptist Wiest Baptist Church

Freshmen Debate Tonight at University Chapel

The annual freshmen debate between Phi Kappa and Demosthenian will be held tonight at the historic chapel. Phi Kappa supports immigration encouragement in Georgia, while Demosthenian argues the negative. The exercises begin at 8:30 with college band intermissions.

South Phil Kappa Demosthenian Messis Frank Carter Edgar Dunlap Hill Freeman Phi Kappa

Southern League Opens as Mobile Defeats New Orleans

In New Orleans on April 13 Mobile beat New Orleans 7 to 6 in the opening Southern League game. New Orleans had 6 runs on 7 hits with 4 errors while Mobile posted 7 runs on 10 hits with 5 errors. Batteries: New Orleans Paige Maxwell Mitchell. Mobile Chappel Allen Torrey Shannon.

Lie Wae Ste Boutheretion Shriners Crescent City Gouta Mobile New Orleans Charley Frank Pelicans Pethcang Paige Maxwell Mitchell Chappel Allen Torrey Shannon

A Romance of the Western Hills atBIOGRAPH TODAY

Today at the Hiite theater Biographs presents A Romance of the Western Hills set in the California mountains. The plot follows a holding love story with an Indian village and pretty Indian maiden as leading figures. The Elite theater offers a chewing gum package to the first thousand ticket buyers and debuts a new electric sign along the street.

California Elishax

Laundry ticket found at Chinese laundry noted in Banner

A laundry ticket was found yesterday afternoon at a Chinese laundry in Tala City and placed with The Banner for reclamation. The note asks the owner to read the ticket and decipher its markings, as no Banner staff member can read the hieroglyphics on the ticket.

Tala City Fost Benner

Trinity Takes Ten Inning Thriller Over Georgia

Trinity edged Georgia 3 to 2 in ten innings as West pitched well for Trinity and Brannen kept Georgia in check. Felker and Brooks sparked Georgia with timely hits, but a late misplay in the tenth sealed the visitors’ win. Bartlett shined at short for Georgia, while Twitty and Cunningham made key plays in the field. The teams meet again today with Trinity’s Gannt expected to start and Georgia’s Thompson–Thompson battery likely to oppose.

Trinity Baseball Nine Georgia Tuck Mercer Trinity Bartlett Henegrson Brannen Bundy Cox West Tate Tommy Stouch Thompson Felker Brooks Texas W. West C. West Henderson Twitty Beggs Tabor Harris Ginn Lucas Gannt A. Foushee Arris al Oare Flowers All West Houston Walker Pat Eas Bes

How to View Halley’s Comet This Week

Washington April 13 Halley’s comet visible now only by telescope may become naked eye soon before sunrise in the east. Best to wait for April 22 at 4 o clock to view as it brightens about sixth magnitude and rises earlier with clear dark skies.

Washington Hitherton Halley Asaph Hall United States Rayal Observatory United States Weather Bureau

Regular City Council Meeting Tonight

The regular monthly meeting of the mayor and council will be held this evening at 8 15 oclock in the council chamber city hall. A committee meeting last night prepared matters for dispatch and some new items of business may be brought to the attention of city fathers.

Tacre Grand Lodge Bucnssotees Order Athens Doi Y Ac Vonderlieth Prof. Bigck J. Y Ers George B. Davis

Reverend Crawford Jackson Visits City on Juvenile State Business

Rev. Crawford Jackson, general secretary of the Juvenile Protective Association and manager of the Georgia Juvenile State, spoke from Center about rapid enrollees and near-full housing at the Center institution. He noted several new citizens from various state sections are en route to Center.

Crawford Jackson The Juvenile Protective Association Georgia Juvenile State Center Athena

Col Lewis Russell Launches Campaign For Circuit Judge

Col Lewis Russell an attorney from Winder and brother of Judge Richard B. Russell begins a campaign for circuit judge. He has been active and successful in his home county and circuit with many supporters pledged to his bid.

Ment Col Col Russell Winder Richard B. Russell

The Man from Texas at Crystal Theater

Western film recommendation praising The Man from Texas as a genuine Western. The Crystal Theater on Lumpkin Street shows this “Home of Good Pictures” offering.

Buffalo

Weatherly Sells Interest in Business to Williams

Mr. W H Weatherly senior member of the Weatherly Hutchinson grocery firm sells his interest to N B Williams a Clarke county citizen who has moved from a plantation to Athens to enter mercantile business The new firm will be Hutchinson Williams Continued illness requires Weatherly to take at least a year away from the store He has been confined to his room for five weeks and hopes for success for the new concern.

W. H. Weatherly Weatherly Hutchinson Clayton Thomas Streets N. B. Williams Clarke County Athens Hutchingon & Willams

Tribble Spends Time Visiting Counties in Eighth District

Col S J Tribble a congressional candidate travels through counties in the Eighth district meeting voters. A Banner representative could not interview him while he was out of the city regarding the open letter seeking joint debates. Upon return, he will address the public about his stance and plans.

Col S. J. Tribble Congress Cty Banner Col. Tribble Howard

Dissolution Notice for Hutchinson and Williams Firm

The firm Weatherly and Hutchinson dissolves by mutual consent. N. E. Williams buys out H Weatherly who retires due to ill health. The new firm Hutchinson & Williams assumes all assets and liabilities. L. H. Hutchison and W. H. Weatherly sign. Address details listed.

Weatherly &Hutchinson N. EB. Williams H .Weatherly Hutchinson & Williams L. H. Hutchison W. H. Weatherly Athess Peti

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