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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1919

Page

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Victory Liberty Loan Drive Set in Athens Next Week

Athens and Clarke county plan a Victory Liberty Loan campaign to raise 710 050 in bonds over two days from Wednesday the 23rd to Friday the 26th. John White Morton chairs twelve captains and a citizens committee of twelve teams with eight men each. The campaign will include men and women leaders from the county and city with dinner conferences to maximize bond sales for wartime victory.

Athens Clarke County Clarke City Hall John White Morton Athens Citizen Messrs C. H. Phinisy J. Warren Smith J. W. Barnett Harry Hodgson Billups Phinizy C. D. Planigen J. D. Bradwell H. H. Hinton W. C. Jordan Aaron Cohen Mike Costa A A. Dudley OSU James W. Morton Liberty Bond Pas Re Geo. A Hclacan County Billups Athens Women’s Committee T. F pThey

Chamber Deputies Back Peace Terms Report

Paris April 16 the chamber of deputies voted 334 to 166 to back the government on peace terms amid foreign minister Pinchot delaying outlining preliminaries until after the treaty is signed.

Associated Press Paris Chamber of Deputies France Pinchot

Jewish interests miss liberties clause in League covenant

A cablegram from Reverend Isaac Landman in Paris reports that certain Jewish groups failed to secure a religious liberties clause in the revised League of Nations covenant. The note comes from Landman, editor of the American Hebrew, and is dated April 16 in New York.

Associated Press New York Isaac Landman American Hebrew Paris

Lloyd George Returns to London Against Bolshevik Intervention

Prime Minister Lloyd George returns from Paris to London asserting no Russian intervention or Bolshevik recognition. He reaffirms election promises including policy on Russia and the Allied approach to Bolshevism as debated in the House of Commons.

Associated Press

Silver And Copper Markets Shift In Arizona Mining

Arizona mining men report silver is king as copper demand wanes after war. US price at $1 an ounce fuels global silver demand from China and India, with Arizona producing major silver by products in Prescott, Jerome, Globe, Bisbee and Ajo. Old mines revive near Prescott as new camps open on the Bradshaw slope. USGS data show silver value rising despite copper decline.

Associated Press Phoenix Ariz Arizona C. P. Bel- Niger Association of Arizona Mining Men Globe China India George D. Bethuns United States Tombstone United States Geological Survey Prescott Bradshaws

No Serious Japan Questions for United States

Acting Secretary Polk said no serious questions with Japan were pending and minor Siberia and Tientsin issues would be amicably settled. He dismissed sensational reports and noted Crowell denied claims American troops failed to aid Japan in Siberia, clarifying aid was not offered to revolters under General Horvath.

Associated Press Washington Polk United States Japan Siberia Tientsin Crowell War Department Itsav Horvath

Allied relief plan for Russia under neutral control

Paris reports the powers agreed to send food to Russia under neutral control with French reservations to be discussed tomorrow. The relief effort is expected to move quickly once objections are overcome, with a commission led by Dr Fridtjof Nasen and including Scandinavian and Swiss citizens.

Associated Press Paris Associated Powers Russia Bol- Tas Boatil Fridtjof Nasen Scandinavia Switzerland

Polish Diet Votes 900 Million Marks for Cotton

Warsaw reports the Polish diet approved 900,000,000 marks to buy cotton for Poland's textile industry. The decision was announced by the French wireless service and reflects a major government commitment to support domestic manufacturing.

Associated Press Warsaw

Senator McCormick’s Father Dies in Hinsdale

Chicago April 16. Robert Sander McCormick, prominent newspaper editor and diplomat, father of United States Senator Medill McCormick, died today in Hinsdale of pneumonia.

Associated Press Chicago Robert Sanderson McCormick United States Medill McCormick Hinsdale

Armistice Halts New York Harbor Strike

Officials of the marine workers affiliation and federal mediator Hughes reach a forty eight hour armistice postponing the general strike of New York harbor workers planned to begin Thursday.

Associated Press New York Marine Workers Hughes New York Harbor

Entire Freight Crew Charged With Theft

Atlanta detectives arrest the full Central of Georgia freight train crew for allegedly stealing about $1000 worth of safety razor blades from a car in the Atlanta yards. Suspects named are L B Crain Robert Wilson, color ed fireman, and L O Gaston and J W Howe, switch men, all of Atlanta. Police report about $500 in looted goods recovered at drug stores and pawn shops.

Atlanta Crain Robert Wilson L. O. Gaston

Mr. Core Operation Report From Atlanta

A brief notice from Atlanta states a man underwent a medical operation yesterday. Officials hope the procedure will bring relief and satisfaction to those involved.

Core Atlanta

Tabernacle congregation plans rebuilt after fire loss

The Baptist Tabernacle seeks to rebuild its large burned church, appointing a 16 member committee led by Dr. J. L. Pendley to raise 25000 dollars toward a total 40000 by early June. Services will shift to High School Auditorium and First Baptist Church while plans are drawn and a temporary worship space is arranged.

Congregation of the Baptist Tabernacle Jennings J. L. Pendley J. H. Mapp W. C. Campbell Will Thompson W. M. Yeargin J. K. Davis R. C. Campbell W. P. Brooks First Baptist Church Board of Education

Branch of League of Nations to Organize Here Soon

National Campaign Manager Boyd of New York appoints Clarke county committee to form permanent organization and begin active work. H. J. Rowe named county chairman with noted citizens including Phil J. Campbell and Dr. David C. Barrow among others. meeting planned in coming days.

League of Nations Boyd New York Clarke County H. J. Rowe Citizens &S Phil J. Campbell J. H. Dozier C.D. Flanigen David C. Barrow Andrew J. Cobb Walter J. Forbes Strat J. H. T. McPherson M Geo.’ Mell John Morris Parker Jere M. Pound J. Warren Smith Stewart W. F. Watson H. C., White T. J. Wooster

General Strike in Berlin Declared as Talks Fail

London reports that negotiations between employers and Berlin employees over higher pay and worker voice failed. A general strike was decided to begin today, with Bremen also proclaiming a general strike effective in major works and tramways, while gas and electric lighting continue to operate.

Associated Press London Berlin Bremen

Invitation to Versailles for Germans May Be Issued by All Allies

Paris April 16. Premier Clemenceau presided over a meeting of delegates from eighteen powers. He announced the date the Germans are invited to Versailles and the question of issuing the invitation in the council of five or by all allied and associated powers. The impression was that all would join in the invitation.

Associated Press Paris Clemenceau Versailles Council of Five Associated Powers

James L Beavers Elected Secretary at Police Chiefs Meet

The annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police ended in New Orleans with Joseph H. Quigley of Rochester named president James L Beavers of Atlanta chosen as secretary and Fred C Rosch of Jacksonville as treasurer Detroit will host the next gathering Pleas were made for higher wages and shorter working hours for police forces.

Associated Press New Orleans International Association of Chiefs of Police Joseph H. Quigley Rocheser New York James L. Beavers Atlanta Fred.c. Rosch Jacksonville Detroit

Treasury urges private investment in Liberty Loan bonds

Washington April 16 The treasury department urged victory liberty loan committees in reserve districts to run campaigns aimed at securing the largest possible share of subscriptions from private investors.

Associated Press Washington Treasury Department Liberty Loan Committees

Wood Opposes Cutting President Authority Over Courts Martial

Major Generals Leonard Wood John L Chamberlain and Hugh L Scott testifying before the American Bar Association committee on military justice oppose removing authority over courts martial from the president and commanding general. They say such a move would impair the disciplinary system and urge correcting defects in laws and regulations. Wood suggested permanent officer courts modeled on Civil War Confederate practice for officers physically disqualified for active service.

Associated Press Washington Leonard Wood John L. Chamberlain Hugh L. Scott American Bar Association Committee Wood

Board probes activities in Germany and Hungary

An investigation is underway into activities linked to Germany and Hungary. Officials said the board is reviewing details and gathering evidence to determine any compliance or legal issues.

Germany Hungary

Athens Woman Files Important Test Suit in United States Court

In New York on April 16 Rear Admiral Sims stated he believed 205 German submarines lie at the ocean bottom. He noted many subs found with crews presumed to have perished by suicide or intra-crew conflict after sinking.

Athens United States Associated Press New York Sims

Bulgarian King Seeks Swiss Residence in Geneva

Former Bulgarian King Ferdinand asks Swiss government for permission to reside in Switzerland, per Prague telegraph. The report places the request in Geneva with April 16 dating.

Switzerland Associated Press Geneva Ferdinand Bulgaria Prague

Telephone Strikers Refuse Burleson Settlement Plan

Boston April 16. Leaders of New England telephone operators refuse to accept the settlement proposed by Postmaster Burleson and Secretary Tumulty. They want wage demands filed with the general manager who would recommend an agreement to the wire operating board. The board is composed of telegraph and telephone officials.

Associated Press Boston New England al Burleson Tumulty Pany Wire Operating Board

County Farm Bureau Advisory Board Sets Saturday Meeting

Clarke county farm bureau advisory board will meet at the courthouse Saturday at 3 PM to organize and outline the year’s work. District chairmen Bob Holman Watson Dan Fowler J W Collier L B Thurmond F D Tuck N C Phillips T W Morton A H Woodyard listed for attendance.

County Farm Bureau Advisory Board Court House Clarke County Board of County Commissioners Bob Holman Bradberry Watson Dan Fowler J. W. Collier Sandy Creek L. B. Thurmond Buck Branch F. D. Tuck Georgia Factory N. C. Phillips Puryear T. W. Morton Empaeton A. H. Woodyard

Helgoland to be dismantled by order of four council

Unofficial advices report Helgoland, Germanys fortified island blocking the Elbe and Weser, to be dismantled and virtually destroyed by order of the council of four. Albania asks peace conference for full independence frontier rectification and a government supervisor. Foreign ministers discuss peace treaty provisions noted by the council of ten. new items include produce market notes like potatoes and assorted vegetables.

Associated Press Helgoland Germany Elbe Weseer Council of Four Albania Council of Ten

Federal suit tests war risk insurance liability in death

A test case filed in federal court questions if Uncle Sam must pay war risk insurance on a policy taken by a soldier who died in service. Nuna Mapp, a local Black woman, seeks 10 000 as beneficiary of her brother who died at Fort Riley Kansas. The government says liability does not attach since the soldier was ill at a military hospital when applying. The decision could set a bureau policy precedent for future claims. The case heads to the November term and will attract local attention.

Uncle Sam Nuna Mapp Fort Riley Kans United States Alexander War Risk Insurance Bureau Nana Mapp

Hartwell bank stock sale involves McCurry family sale to Dr Jenkins

Hartwell bankers reveal a large week long stock transfer at Hart County Bank. Vice president Jullen McCurry sold his holdings for Dr Joseph J. Jenkins, a bank director once linked to the Titanic disaster, with Mrs McCurry and relatives named in the ownership chain. The bank serves as a state depository and remains strong in the region.

Fortwell Ge Ga Hartwell Jullen McCurry Hart County’ Bank Peter W. Walton Madison McCurrys James R. Atwater Thomaston Joseph J. Jenkins Setae Mee McCurry Satae Ie Thie

California Educator Dies at Funeral in San Francisco

Professor Henry Morse Stephens of the University of California, a noted educator and author, collapsed and died at the ferry depot in San Francisco while attending the funeral of Mrs. Phoebe A Beare. He was born in Scotland in 1857.

Associated Press San Francisco Henry Morse Stephens University of California Phoebe Abeare Scotland

Savannah to Host Confederate Reunion Discussed by Leaders

Commander-in-Chief Van Zandt and three departmental chiefs weigh a Confederate reunion. About 25,000 soldiers are described in the dray workforce and Purina feed ads appear among other items. Local merchants Arnoid Abney and Mother Hargis are noted with fresh goods including marshmallows.

van Zandt Department’ al Sears Mane Ain Pace Servbers Purina Arnoid & Abney

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Morton Orimes Organizample When Chamber Costa Bolshevik Senator McCormick N. Y Tabernacle Congregation Gnurgh General Strike Secreary Chiefs’ Police Activitie Burleson Meeting County Farm Bureau Arnold Sateen Busch Bunch Cauliflower Carrote, Arnold & Abney Julian B. McCurry Hartwell Bank California Hearst Savannah Mothera Hargis Avarid & Alger
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