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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1915

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Christmas Tull Stakes Over European War Arenas

Reports describe shifting fronts from the Vosges to the Austro Italian line with German gains near Monte Negro and Greek tensions around Saloniki. Allied observers note Greece may evacuate as Saloniki is pursued, while Britain and Egypt tensions loom and Germany faces trade and oil challenges postwar.

Erkopf Vosges Paris Offic Galicia Teheran Persia Paris Montenegro Athens Greece Saloniki Salonki Berlin Britain Egypt Suez Geneva Washington Germany

Christmas specials at Southern Market on Broad Street

The Southern Market at 265 Broad St offers fresh native meats including trout Spanish mackerel Norfolk oysters fresh eggs and pork hams. Arnold & Abney advertise celery lettuce cranberries oranges tangerines grapefruit and old fashioned pound cake with various fruit and cake items available for holiday orders.

Broad St Arnold& Abney

Henry Ford Ill Misses Peace Meeting Flight to Copenhagen

Henry Ford is reported ill and unable to attend a peace meeting. He left for Stockholm while others went to Copenhagen. Governor Hanna of Northbia accompanied the party aboard. Norwegian invitees did not respond, newspapers doubt outcomes but praise Ford’s idealism.

Associated Press Henry Ford Stockholm Hanna North Bia Copenhagen Norweg Ford

Fight Over Mrs Leslie Will Ends in Probate Contests

Jay contested Mrs Prank Les estate claim arguing against a decree to probate. The dispute centers on will legitimacy and the alleged will of Mrs Leslie, with the case noted as a contested probate matter amid political or suffrage movement undertones.

Jay Prank Lesd

Pastor Neighbour to Speak and Preach on Sunday

King Mr W W Neigh tanburg, father of Rev R E Neighbour of Tabernacle, will speak at 10 o clock. Pastor Neighbour will preach in the morning on The Follies of Philosophy or the Crash of Human Wisdom. At night he will preach God s Superabounding Grace from the text.

R.‘E. Neighbour Tabernacle Baraca Neighbour

Jossey's Daily Specials Include Fresh Produce and Turkeys

Local store listing shows prices for eggs, fries, fruit, and canned goods. Offers include pumpkins, potatoes, onions, cabbage, okra, beans, corn, and a variety of sweets. Also advertises Christ mas turkeys and theater info with phone numbers for Arnold & Abney and Kings-Hodgson's.

Foreign owned securities absorbed in U S

New York reports that about 1.5 billion dollars of American securities owned by foreigners at the war’s start have been absorbed in the United States in six months. Together with half a billion in Anglo French loans this brings foreign sourced securities to at least two billion. The Delaware Hudson Railroad adds that statistics from 141 railroads show about half a billion in railroad securities shifted to American holders between February 1 and July this year.

Associated Press New York United States Delaware Hudson Railroad

Unlawful to Discharge Fireworks in Athens

The Athens chief of police warns residents that city law forbids discharging fireworks inside the city. The provision, enacted days ago with a new sale prohibition by council, bans firecrackers rockets Roman candles and other devices. Police hope the public will follow the ordinance and avoid violations.

Athens

The Shootin Parson and Her Painted Hero at Triangle

Frontier drama The Shootin Parson stars William S Hart as Jim Houston a preacher who fights to defend his family after his wife is taken by a gambler The program also presents The Disciple a thrilling feature and a Triangle Keystone Comedy Her Painted Hero with Hale Hamilton and Polly Moran delivering quick laughs

Jim Houston Thomas Ince William S. Hart Triangle Athens New York Philadelphia Chicago Hale Hamilton Polly Moran Charles Murray Slim Summerville

Harper Grocery Co. Going Out of Business

Announcement from Harper Grocery Co stating everything at or below cost must be sold before January 1. Notice signed by G H Williamson requests customers place orders for rents before Saturday and warns of store closure on the upcoming Saturday.

Harper Grocery CO G. H. Williamson

General Navy Board Urges Bigger Navy Than Planned

The General Navy Board presses for a fleet equal to the nation’s needs, seeking the world’s largest navy by 1925 and a half billion dollar building appropriation for the first year, contrasting the administration’s slower five year plan. Wood resigns from the navy's civilian advisory board, calling the administration's program desperately weak.

Navy General Board Wood

Four Million in Poland Face Starvation Relief Sought

Four million Poles are destitute and fed only a pint of carrot soup daily by German authorities. In Warsaw 75,000 suffer destitution as the relief envoy William H. Hamilton reports from Europe. He urges Britain to ease its blockade to permit aid.

Poland Associated Fuess New York William H. Hamilton American Mercy and Relief Committee Europe Warsaw

Imperial Wizard of Ku Klux Klan visits city

W. J. Simmons of Atlanta, former Georgian Woolimen colonel and now Imperial Wizard, met with Capt. C. A. Von der Lieth to discuss plans for a new order based on patriotism and fraternal bonds. The organization, formed on Stone Mountain, will use underground lodges and cavern meeting places with Athens expected to form a Klan soon.

W. J. Simmons Atlanta Neworder Ku Klux Klan Old South New Order Secret Order Stone Mountain Klav

Old Negroes of Athens to be Remem bered Today With Christmas

Athens tradition continues as white friends honor longtime Black residents. Miss Mildred Rutherford organized baskets for about twelve seniors with support from Emmanuel church ladies and others. Volunteers should contact Rutherford this morning to assist and deliver personalized Christmas notices.

Athens Mildred Rutherford Hutchens Emmanuel

Inheritance Tax to Offset Losses From Prohibition Laws

The Commerce News weighs a $4,000,000 estate of Col. Jim Smith of Smithonia against new prohibition losses. With no lineal heirs, 5 percent inheritance tax would yield $200,000. Liquor and beer taxes are projected to bring in $240,000 yearly. The old law covers only the first quarter of next year.

The Commerce News Ditor Shannon Jim” Smith Smithonia State House Col. Smith

Collision Kills Engineer and Eight in Tennessee

A passenger train loaded with laborers collided with a freight train on the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis line between Nashville and Chattanooga near Sherwood Tennessee. Engineer Irby Read and eight negro laborers were killed Fireman Harmon Lear was fatally injured and twenty others were injured. Fresh country eggs King Hodg son’s.

Associated Press Nashville Des Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Chattanooga Irby Read Harmon Lear Sherwood Tenn

Washington Board bars office holders from serving at Federal Reserve

The Federal Reserve Board adopted unanimously a resolution by Secretary McAdoo barring public office holders and party committee members from being officers or directors of the Federal Reserve banks. The action, taken during Class C director elections, was not aimed at any particular candidate and is described as a general reform.

Associated Press Washington McAdoo Federal Reserve Banks Reserve Board

Fire Threatens Moss Lumber Plant in Early Morning

A cottage home on Moss ManufacturingCo grounds was set ablaze early today and nearly caused the Moss lumber, planing mills, and sash factory to burn. Night watchman and Athens fire department quickly contained the fire saving the mill and lumber sheds. Walter Bray and family escaped with little but their possessions.

Moss Manufacturing Co Walter Bray Mr. Bray

Rioting at Juarez Frightens Americans

Unpaid vibe city for their safety. Mrs. Thomas Edwards, wife of the American consul, led the consulate cross border as General Pershing ordered Americans to stay put. A Carranza official said quiet was restored. Reports say Villa seeks join General Rodrigues with 2,000 men moving from Casa Grande toward Sinaloa.

Associated Press Thomas Edwards Edwards General Pershing Carranza Juarez Villa Rodrigues Casa Grande Sinaloa

Aviators Thaw Prince and Cowdin Arrive on Leave

William Thaw Norman Prince and Elliott C Cowdin American aviators with the French forces arrived on the Rotterdam on leave. They said casualties in the aviation corps have been about 47 percent.

Associated Press New York William Thaw Norman Prince Elliott C. Cowdin Rotterdam Aviation Corps

Ford Denies Dissent in Peace Party Cable

Henry Ford, in a cablegram to Jane Addams from Hult House Chicago, denies reports of dissension within the peace party. He says stories come from imaginative journals seeking copy and that the party remains convinced of its mission's success.

Associated Press Chicago Jane Addams Hult House Henry Ford Peace Party

City workers paid in advance for holidays

City employees across all departments received their wages in advance several days ago. Officials in charge of finances say paying ahead helps staff prepare for the Christmas shopping period.

Martin Brothers to Open New Clayton Street Plant

Martin Brothers announce the first of the year opening a new electric equipped plant on Clayton street in the store room formerly Phillip Abelman. The firm will operate two plants at 455 and 125 Clayton street, offering a complete line of real shoes made in Georgia with local labor, promising absolute satisfaction and renewed patronage.

Martin Brothers Clayton Street Phillip Abelman Clayton Big Allen Buford Georgia

Car Rans Wild Injures Thirty in Syracuse Train Crash

A inter urban car jumped the track on a curve after the motorman fell out, injuring about thirty passengers, some likely mortally, in Syracuse New York. Local ads offer holiday delivery warnings and business notices for Christmas with phone numbers.

Associated Press Syracuse

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