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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1917

Page

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Battle in Flanders 1510 Reach the Submarine Base

Berlin dispatches describe the Flanders battle as a struggle for a submarine base in Belgium and the most stupendous combat of the war. The British advance in Wytschaete is part of a larger plan to gain U boat bases. Russians retreat along the Tarnopol to Romanian border as German forces push toward Bukovina and Kamenetz Podolaky. London considers parading American troops through the city to greet them.

Associated Press Berlin Flanders Belgium Wytschaste Ypres Entente Arras Tarnopol Zhroes Dneister Bukowinna Teutons Golkai Kamenetz Podolaky Odessa Russia Black Sea U. 5 Londontown London War Office England

Co Operation Of Police With Detectives

New York on August 3 reports lack of cooperation between the police and detective bureau of New York City. Investigations note friction affecting case progress and departmental collaboration.

Associated Press New York Police and Detective Bureau of

President issues memo to war executive on farm plowing

London reports the president of the board of agriculture issued a memorandum to the war executive. The notice sounds like a push to compel farmers to plow lands amid wartime measures while a separate advertisement promotes celery and a local buy in Athens pledge drive led by Arnold & Abney.

Associated Press London Board of Agriculture War Executive

Arrested for high treason in Newark case

Associated Press reports Rochester August 3 that William Arndt a Newark pharmacist was arrested on high treason charges for affidavits claiming exemption and sympathy with Germany.

Associated Press Rochester Germany William Arndt Newark

Food Control Passes House

The House adopted the conference report on the food control bill without a negative vote. Only Rep McLemore of Texas voted present. Republican native German W. H. Kahn of California urged support for Wilson amid patriotic appeals and applause.

Associated Press Washington House McLemore Texas Wilson Kahn California Germany

War Tax Bill Final Form Reported to Senate

Washington August 3 The war tax bill was put into final form for senate report by House Ways and Means Chairman Kitchen who denounced intolerable inequalities favoring the prosperous He said big business would bear less tax while farmers small businesses and modest earners face heavier levies He noted wholesale removal of luxuries taxes and substitution of levies on necessities

Associated Press Washington,d. C Senate Kitchen House Ways and Means Committee Senate Finance Committee

Anti draft riot reports amid Oklahoma riots

Reports from Oklahoma on August 3 describe anti draft rioters seizing Duncan and three deputies near Allen. A mob of about 150 gathered to resist the selective draft and mobilized at Rock crossing on the South Canadian River. Roy Crane, a socialist agitator, was arrested at Holdenville with ammunition. Posse volunteers moved to quell the riot as hundreds left Okmulgee for the scene, while other reports show reduced seriousness after further details emerged.

Shawnee Okla Rock Crossing South Canadian Roy Crane Holdenville Ada Duncan Joe Potato County Seminole Sasakawa

Airplane crash in Wellsburgh kills airman and injures two

Wellsburg West Virginia Aug 3 C B Lambert of Welch WV was killed and EB Frey and another British aviator were probably fatally injured when their airplane motor stopped three hundred feet above ground today.

Associated Press Wellsburgh W. Va C. B.lambert Welch West Virginia EB. L. Frey

SMC Band Wins More Popular Favor

The S M C band drew the largest student and public interest at the Summer School concerts. Performances on both university and normal school campuses plus several evening appearances showcased their high proficiency. The band, regarded as among the best in the region, brought notable pride to Athens.

S. M. C. Band Normal School Athens

Veteran of Three Wars Passes to Final Rest

Briarcliffe Manor New York Aug 3 General John Weston who distinguished himself in three wars dies He will be buried Sunday in Arlington cemetery with military honors He was born in Louisville Ky

Associated Press Briarcliffe Manor New York John Weston Artington Cemetery Louisville

Optimistic Chamber report cites booming crops and business

Washington August 3 the Chamber of Commerce of the United States presents an upbeat outlook on food production and business amid war conditions. Crops are expected to be abundant and business confidence remains high, marking a favorable national tone. Watermelons advertised by Buchwald's in Athens highlight seasonal trade.

Associated Press Washington Chamber of Commerce ‘of the United States

Russian Cabinet Resigns Over Constitutional Crisis

Premier Keren sky and most of the Russian cabinet resign amid accusations against Tchernoff and a breakdown in negotiations to form a constitutional democracy. Terestchenko remains foreign minister, others withdraw resignations. Tchernoff allegedly wrote for German papers and Sericulture Minister Mort socialist resigns to defend his honor. Governor of Petrograd shot by a coward is reported.

Associated Press Petrograd Kerensky Nekrazoff M. Terestchenko Tchernoff

Georgia Normal Dean Dr Parks May Seek U S Senate

Dr M M Parks president of Georgia Normal and Industrial College Milledgeville may run for United States Senator to succeed Hardwick. He has received many letters and solicitations from across the state urging his candidacy. His entry would energize the race and would likely draw attention from Earnest Willie Bunk Cooper Murphy Candler and W J Harris.

M. M. Parks Georgia Normal and Industrial College Milledgeville United States Senator Hardwick Banner Parks Willie

Million Dollar Campaign Decided

New York August 3 The inauguration of a million dollar advertising campaign against the liquor traffic in wet states was announced today by the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. The plan aims to curb liquor consumption and influence public policy through broad nationwide outreach and religious advocacy.

Associated Press New York Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America

Trading with Enemy Measure Amended by Senate Panel

Amendments to the trading with the enemy act agreed by the Senate Commerce Subcommittee allow abrogation of prewar contracts by U S citizens with the enemy. Enemy fire insurance companies may continue to operate in the United States but no funds may leave the country.

Semaine Press Washington, Arg Senate Commerce United States

Pure Water and Fresh Produce Promoted by Local Shops

A locally sponsored health message urges drinking pure water from Linton Spring Water and lists fresh items such as green bell peppers, okra, cabbage, celery, and sliced beets from Arnold and Abney. The ad also notes cooked ox tongue for sand wishes and provides contact details for Arnold and Abney.

Arnold & Abney

12000 Carloads of Material Hauled to Army Cantonments

Chicago August 3 More than 12000 carloads of lumber and building supplies for the sixteen national army cantonments to house the first division of men drafted have been delivered by the railroads within thirty days.

Associated Press Chicago National Army Golors

Agreement Reached on Priority Shipments Bill

Washington Aug 3 credible conference sources report a reached agreement on the priority shipment bill. The settlement includes provision for the Interstate Commerce Commission to adjust earnings between railroads affected by the priority orders.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Commission

Naval order seeks to seize vessels under construction

Washington Aug 3 reports an order to take over the majority of ships being built in American shipyards. The directive targets vessels under construction at multiple plants with an immediate commandering expected, involving hundreds of ships in various yards and facilities.

Associated Press Washington, D. C de- Letacoee Toeerrie

Veterans of Cobb Delony Camp Meet at City Hall

The Cobb Delony Camp of Confederate veterans holds its monthly session at city hall this morning at 10. They plan a program of old time singing with participants including veterans and their wives and widows invited to join in.

Cobb-Delony City Hall

To Examine Neutral Vessels at Norfolk

Washington reports Great Britain proposes moving examination of neutral ships bound from southern ports to Europe from Halifax to Norfolk to ease Halifax congestion. The request is under consideration.

Norfolk Associated Press Washington Great Britain New York Europe Halifax Canadian

Banana Bargain and Fresh Fruits Ad at Arnold & Abney

Local ad lists 100 bunches of ripe bananas priced 10 16 and 26 cents per dozen with other fruit specials. Mentions Jones Sausage and Jones Hams from Arnold & Abney who advertise ripe bananas Florida oranges cantaloupes watermelons and curbside contact via phone numbers 1431 and 1076.

P. Petropol Corner Broad and College Florida Arnold & Abney

House Making Rapid Progress Tax Measure

Atlanta August 3 The house made rapid progress on the general tax bill with lawyers present and plans to continue work to perfect the revenue measure tomorrow Boiled Ham Sliced Beef Sliced Ox Tongue Sliced Dried Beef

HOUSE Atlanta Arnold & Abney

Georgia House Row Over Personal Privilege Incident

Special to the Banner Atlanta August 8 The Georgia House of Representatives faced a dramatic floor incident as J Seaborn Winn of Hart County leveraged personal privileges to push a resolution amid a dispute over floor access Governor Slaton then left the chamber during tax bill debate after Winn demanded rule 177 be read The episode drew sharp rebuke from Speaker Holder who condemned Winn for abusing the chair and the house This confrontation unfolds as ongoing legislative business resumes on the general tax bill continued on last page

Atlanta Georgia House of Representatives House of Representatives J. Seaborn Winn Hurt County House’ of Representatives Holder Conger Hart Slaton Winn Sla‘ton Georgia

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Cabisset Buko‘wina Mollebeke Arnold, & Abney BUY IN Oklahoma Listeen Duncan Allen Buchwald Agriculture Rave O Cha Petrograd Linton Spring R. & Crane Mer Veterans OF Cobb Delony Fasol
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