Bloodworth Named For State Court Appointment
Special to the Banner reports Governor Harrison will appoint Hon. C Bloodworth of Forsyth to a vacant State court position. Bloodworth is endorsed as well qualified and fitted, with strong public backing and support from local leaders. The article notes applications exceed 300, including written and verbal submissions, as the governor considers candidates. The piece highlights Bloodworth’s reputation and anticipated strong contribution to the court.
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Appeech
Robert "Hodges
Bloodworth
Blood
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Lawson Ready 10 to Testify on Stock Exchange Matters
Thomas W. Lawson of Boston arrived in Washington and said he is prepared to testify before any congressional or other committee on stock exchange business. He described the alleged leak predicting Wilson's election as only a small part of insider operations warranting federal investigation.
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Thomas We. Lawson
Boston
Stock Exchange
Wilson
Lawson
Pulse Meet Bravely Ends In German Surprise Ace
An automated press summary reports dramatic military actions as German forces deliver a surprising win while Allied positions at Perales and Ypres face heavy pressure. The account notes German stabline activity and French and allied responses as Central Powers seek to shape the reply to President Wilson’s moves.
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Ypres
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Igentoten
Prier's Sale of Farm Lands and Personal Property
A notice announces a sale by Prier of farm lands and assorted farm articles and personal property. Details on dates, locations, and sale terms are listed in the public notice, with and descriptions of the items offered for auction.
United States and Carranza to Meet Amid Border Tension
The article notes talks between American officials and Carranza about next steps in the Mexico border situation. It mentions a pending meeting to discuss communications, city protocol, and potential actions, with reports of U.S. administration shifts affecting negotiations.
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Y Associated Press
Uton
Americar
Pershing
Carranza
United States
Automobile license fees listed by state department
The secretary of state’s office announces automobile and motorcycle license dues. Fees vary by vehicle type and horsepower with schedules from cars under 25 horsepower at $3 to over five tons trucks at $6. Duplicates cost $1, two-taste tags $10, and motorcycle licenses $2. Contact information for Imperial and Southern is provided with phone 931.
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Btats
Ambiguous Berlin Reading on Germany War Stance
Berlin reports a press summary of yesterday's reply with no definite official text. The document aligns with Entente statements and signals Germany will continue the war, though Belgium’s reaction may trigger some form of response from Germany.
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Berlin
Germany
Notice to Contractors for Athens State Normal School buildings
Sealed proposals will be received by the board of trustees of the State Normal School Athens Ga until noon Pastern time of Feb 6 1917 for the erection of Story and Academic buildings. Specifications may be ing a certified check for a Mr Jere M Pound President Athens Ga.
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State Normal School
Athens
Jere M. Pound
Appropriations Debate Prompts Short Session Hopes
Washington lawmakers seek to avoid an extra session and push hard work through March 4. Tomorrow’s appropriation measures loom large as the Senate begins immediate consideration with five bills passed and nine remaining.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Spd
Senate
Rumors of a Thomas for Federal Bench Vacancy in Georgia
Special to the Banner notes that Judge W E Thomas may not seek the seat but strong supporters in Wiregrass Georgia plan to urge the Georgia delegation to back his name for the vacant federal district judgeship. The piece suggests the lower state may deserve the post and the pattern of appointing judges from the same region. Also included are brief notices of a thank you card for sympathy after a death and a student returning to the University of Georgia after visiting Gainesville.
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Atlanta
Thomas
Georgia
Thomas’.nambé
Witcont
Federal District
Wgeville
Jud Mbdin
Wye
Joe Pattie
Holbrook
Arizona Governor Contested After Inauguration
An armed deputy blocked Thomas F. Campbell from the governor’s office as G. W. P. Hunt fights to keep the Arizona governorship. Campbell was formally inaugurated today, while Hunt seeks legal steps to contest the outcome amid a crowd pressing to enter the chambers.
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Opponen
Arizona
Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
G. W. P. Hunt
Thomas F. Campbell
Campbell
Unt
Supplementing of Adamson Law First on Legislative Calendar
Washington reports open hearings as Congress reconvenes with President Wilsons recommended measures to supplement the Adamson law set to take effect today. Railroads, brotherhoods, and the public prepare to present views before the Senate Commerce Committee on compulsory arbitration and wage provisions. Senator Underwood also seeks ICC authority to fix railway wages and conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Supreme Court
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Senate Commerce Committee
M&i
Board of Inquiry
Board of Conciliation
Underwood
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Water Source Turbidity Hits Low Mark
The city reports a new water source with 220 million gallons for supply from Sanay Creek. The dam holds the flow and the first water run shows unusually low turbidity, high purity, and freedom from deleterious agents compared with previous supplies.
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Sanay Creek
Cithea
Trade and War Turmoil Disturb Markets and Rates
Trade tensions persist amid ongoing conflict as market activity remains unsettled. Analysts note volatility in currency and commodity prices, while governments implement measures to stabilize exchange rates and secure essential supplies.
Holland Hotel to Host University Students for Low Rates
The proprietor, active two years, will run Lumpkin Hall at the campus and bring about fifty students to Holland. They will pay about the same as prior board, with rooms and hall conveniences at reduced rates. Hotel staff and cafe workers will be students, aiding college expenses. The Holland will be a stag venue, with new furniture throughout. Mr and Mrs Bussey plan a homey, heart-of-town rooming and boarding spot with home cooking.
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Ner
Charg
Lumpkin Hall
Holland
Mrs. Bussey
Speaking dates meetings to be held this week
An advertisement invites the public to attend campaign meetings for Hon. Julian B. McCurry in the fourth district. Scheduled venues and dates are Eatonton January 2 Madison January 3 Greensboro January 4 Washington January 5 Danielsville January 6 all in the afternoon. Local notices also promote regional foods and products from Arnold and Abney Athens and Piedmont Market with ad blurbs on chips cookies sausages and eggs.
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Idacy
Julian B
Congress
Publc
Eatonton
Madison
Greensboro
Washington
Danielsville
McCurry Congress Bid Endorsed Amid Campaign Feud
Editor Rowe of the Athens Banner defends McCurry against Holbrook and Royston Record attacks. He asserts the Banner printed advertising for McCurry at regular rates and condemns unfair methods in the Eighth District race. The letter praises McCurry’s record and opposition to alleged Catholic influence.
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Royston Record
Anne
Banner
Julian B. McCurry
McCurry
Holbrook
Augusta Chronicle
Rowe
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Yser
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Julian. B. McCurry
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Georgia
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Doer-Net
Ghar
Athens Banner
Tommy
Athens
Jule Me Curry
Senate
Congress
Tom Layless
Corrupt Practices Bill Would Put Lid On Campaign Gifts
Washington January 1 The revised corrupt practices bill to limit political contributions to one and one half cents per capita of US population. It sets a presidential cap near a million and a half, bars individual gifts above five thousand dollars, and forbids corporate contributions. It also tightens mail use for campaign ads and prohibits free political material during campaigns.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Senate
Rules Committee
Owens
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Pension fund drive targeted five million goal
New York Jan 1 Bishop William Lawrence of Massachusetts announces pledges have reached four million of the five million church pension fund for Protestant clergymen their dependents. Campaign urged with a deadline of March, seeking full five million by then. Lawrence as fund committee chairman expresses confidence in success.
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Associated Press
New York
William Lawrence
Masachusetts
Lawrence
Kentucky mules and local groceries advertised for sale
Notice urges buyers to speak with R L Cauthen at 167 West Clayton Street for favorable terms on a load of fine Kentucky mules. Local groceries Arnold and Abney offer stale bread 2 for 5 cents, Italian squash 10 cents per pound, headed lettuce 10 or 16 cents, and some plant stock. A brief cryptic line references employees and political advertising avoidance.
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R. L. Cauthen
Weat
Clayton St
Arnold & Abney
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