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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1913

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Jail Contract Let for County Courthouse Jail Equipment

At the county commissioners and courthouse bond commission meeting the jail contract bids were reviewed. Van Dorn Iron Works of Cleveland won with a base bid of 10485, ahead of Pauly Jail Company at 11435 and Stuart Iron Works at 9959, though a restraining injunction threat arose from Stuart.

van Dorn Iron Works Cleveland Ohio Board of County Commissioners Court House Stuart Iron Works

Death of R H Aiken Found In Hotel Room

Sunday evening R H Aiken was found dead in his room at the Commercial hotel, apparently from natural heart failure. Coroner Weatherly led a jury in a swift inquiry. he had been dead about eighteen to twenty hours after lying down Saturday night. Aiken, about sixty five, was a former traveling man and local salesman and insurance solicitor. His daughter Mrs B W Davison carried the body to Shady Dale for funeral services. He left only about 4 50 of the 60 pension money in his pocket. He was well regarded for his quiet, loyal, and honest character.

R. H. Aiken Commercial Weatherly Aiken Banner Office Adams Mr. Aiken B. W. Davison Shady Dale Central

Banner's Free Cooking School Opens Next Week With Mrs. Siple

Nine months and ten days given to Lulu Daniels in mayor court. Banner launches free cooking lectures by Mrs. E. S. Siple at the Georgian Hotel, each afternoon next week, offering healthful economical recipes and live demonstrations open to Athens and surrounding women. A contest awards a Japanese vase for the best cake recipe, with details announced at the opening lecture.

E. S. Siple Athens Lulu Lula E. 8 Siple Banner Ner’s

Wickersham Opposes U S Intervention in Mexico

Attorney General Wickersham argues against U S intervention in Mexico stating no killing of Americans justifies action Taft announces 5000 more troops to Galveston total 15000 to deter Wilson Madero and Suarez murdered with brutal claims and revanchist calls from their sister amid Mexican turmoil delayed club exhibition games shift toward spring Philadelphia Nationals series readiness for title season

Wickersham Morzico United States Washington, D. C Taft Mexico War Stimson Galveston Wilson Madero Suarez Huerta Felix Diaz Mexico City Dua Philadelphia Nationals

Glags Installation Claim At J L Arnold Service

A fragment notes an offer to install glags in a house by J L Arnold with instruction that he will perform the setup. The text is incomplete but indicates a home installation service associated with the named individual.

Glags J. L. Arnold

Wilson Says Extra Session Set for April First

President elect Wilson announced the extra session of Congress would be convened on Tuesday April 1. He said he waited to gauge the state of preparedness for business of the new session and noted discussions with Representative Underwood and the governor. Wall Street editors urged early action on currency reform.

Trenton N. J Wilson Underwood Congress

Board of Education Regular Meeting Postponed

The regular monthly meeting of the board of education will be this afternoon at four o'clock in the superintendent's office at city hall. Only routine matters will come up for action as the superintendent is absent in Philadelphia.

Board of Education Philadelphia

Editor W. C. Woodall Visiting Athens

W C Woodall editor of the Industrial Index in Columbus Georgia, a leading Southern trade paper, was a guest in Athens yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs M O Nichol.

W. C. Woodall Columbus The Industrial Index of South Athens M. O. Nichol Som

Little Fox Terrier Saves Mr Brown’s Home From Fire

A fox terrier at South Lumpkin street alerted occupants to a hidden blaze in a seldom used room. Firefighters contained the fire with limited damage, with origin blamed on rodents carrying matches to nests.

Little Fox Terrier Mr. Brown

Investigation Finds Nabors Fit for State Sanitarium

Judge R C Orr was asked to examine Thomas Devotie Nabors son of Mrs J A Nabors in Winterville. The jury found him mentally fit for treatment at the state sanitarium. Nabors had prior illness and probation after release from the sanitarium two years ago. Deputy Sheriff Hancock escorted him to Milledgeville after the Athens- Winterville inquiry.

R. C. Orr Clarke County Winterville Thomas Devotie Nabors J. A. Nabors Athens Hancock Milledgeville Nabors

Winesap Apples and Fresh Produce by Arnold Abney

Arnold Abney advertises Winesap apples Florida Green Cabbage Florida head lettuce fresh celery and beets sold at Arnold Abney with phone 1076. A lost heavy plain gold ring engraved Will to Sallie was found near Baptist Tabernacle and Stones store Lumpkin street and can be returned to the Banner office for reward.

Virginia Arnold & Abney Florida Baptist Tabernacle Stone’s Lumpkin Street Sallie Banner Office Arnold Abney

Eighth District Encampment Odd Fellows Meets Today

At 10 o'clock this morning My J B Davis of Elberton will open the Eighth district convention of Encampment Odd Fellows for reports and business. Fifteen lodges are represented with one to four delegates each. The district includes county chief R L Bramblett. Officers to be elected this afternoon and the next meeting site selected. Delegates may proceed to Washington for the division meeting of subordinate lodges tomorrow and Thursday.

R. L. Bramblett Washington

Athens City Court Opens Second Week of Criminal Business

In Athens the city court began its second week handling criminal cases with a full docket. Yesterday saw verdicts and pleas in several matters including Mike Martin for train drunkenness, B J Martin for pointing, John Bazzell for larceny with a not guilty verdict, Bob Campbell for pistol possession with a $30 fine and suspended three month jail term, Burrell Morrison for drunkenness with profanity at a church, and Ed House for speeding and vehicular damage on the road to Bogart. The jury on Houses case did not reach a verdict by nightfall, making a mistrial likely.

City Court of Athens State Mike Martin B. J. Martin John Bazzell Bob Campbell Burrell Morrison Ed House Winder House Bogart

Mrs. J. K. Colt Speaks At Presbyterian Church

Mrs. J. K. Colt of Santee Ga the home of the Nacoochee Institute will address the ladies today at four thirty at Prince Avenue Presbyterian Church on the work of that mountain school. All ladies of the two city Presbyterian churches and others interested in mountain education are invited.

Prince Avenue Presbyterian J. K. Colt Santee Nacoochee Institute

Federal crackdown on inter state car break ins eyed

Congress passed a 1913 act making it a federal offense to break seals on interstate or foreign railroad cars, enter cars with intent to steal, steal or receive stolen goods from such shipments, or trespass into baggage. Penalties include up to five thousand dollars fine or ten years imprisonment, with prosecutions in districts where crimes occur or are transported. The act preserves state court jurisdiction and does not supersede state law.

Sam Congress United States Senate House of Representatives United States of America District of Columbia

Enlightened Civic Conscience Urges Schoolyard Beautification

Mrs. B. L. H. M. argues for civic duty to improve school grounds and curb vandalism. She cites Richmond where roses on a clay bank inspired pride, student skill, and community involvement with bulbs, vines, and gardeners sharing flowers, urging parents and patrons to embrace responsible, beautifying acts guided by love.

Assessors Notice in Athens City Hall Sessions

Assessors finish real estate assessments in Athens and will hold daily sessions at city hall for ten days to show owners their property values. Hours are 10 to 12 and 3 to 5 with Cobb Lampkin Weatherly Palmer listed as officials. Dated February 20 1913. Potato Chips 40c Pound Made today Arnold & Abney 10t.

Athens City Hall Cobb Lampkin N. Weatherly G. H. Palmer Arnold & Abney

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van Dorn Advizsary Commission Banner’s Free Cooking School Lulu Daniels Lala Calaboose Rio Grande J. T. Brown Rome South Lumpkin Street City Court Uncle Sam Inter State Richmond Boston Solomon
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