Wall Street Rumors Stir House Rules Hearing
Washington January 5 sensational rumors of stock market moves ahead of the presidents note dominated debate in the house rules committee Representative Wood urged an investigation asserting hearsay evidence He cited Joseph Tumulty Bernard Baruch and W Bolling drawing from a letter signed A Curtis which could not be located Tumulty and Botting denied the rumors and demanded an apology Wood defended secrecy and urged a secret hearing while others warned of a leak and public gossip over the note on peace creation
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Associated Press
Washington
Wall Street
House
Representative Wood
Joseph T. Tumulty
W. Bolling
Bernard Faruch
New York
A. Curtis
Curtis
Botting
Wood
Morrow
Gardener
Thomas W. Lawson
Rnard Baruch
Win
South Carolina
Henry
Rules Committee
New York Arrow
Murder mystery linked to Colbert case and missing ring
A terse report from the Associated Press discusses the Colbert murder, the motive remains uncertain, and police focus on a suspect believed to be temporarily unsettled. The article notes a Colbert girl’s belongings and a missing ring tied to the investigation as authorities weigh possible financial motive.
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Colbert
Senate approves vague peace terms request in Wilson note
Washington reports the Senate voted forty eight to seventeen to approve a form of resolution asking belligerents to state peace terms. Democrats claim it avoids full endorsement while Republicans challenge endorsing any settlement. Other dispatches say Entente terms are seen as generalities and that the president is not preparing a new peace note.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Lewis
United States
Jones
London
Tentente
Andrassy
Entente
Germany
Lloyd-George
State Department
Polk
Lansing
Rear Admiral Nomination Approvals by Navy Board
President Wilson approved the navy board selection of Captains Knapp Rodgers Hood Sims Rodman and Wilson as rear admirals. Also named were McElphuse McElroy Griffin Bard and Oliver. Twenty nine commanders promoted to captain and seventy seven lieutenants to commander under the new selective system.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Navy Board
Harry 8. Knapp
William &. Rodgers
John Hood
Hugh Rodman
Henry B. Wilson
Harry McElphuse
George W. McElroy
Robert 8. Griffin
George R. Bard
James H. Oliver
Chamberlain Returns to City with Wingfield Chamberlain
Mr. Alex Chamberlain of Wingfield Chamberlain Reed returns from Chicago to Athens for several months. His family will join him soon and make their permanent home in Athens.
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Alex Chamberlain
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Wingfield
Earthquake Kills 300 in Formosa Central Region
Tokio reports three hundred people dead and many injured after a strong earthquake in central Formosa. Dispatches say about a thousand houses were destroyed and rescue operations are underway as officials assess the damage and casualties.
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Formosa
Tokio
Associated Press
Taihoku
Formosan
Juvenile Reform Proposal Outlined by City Judge
Judge Henry West calls for using part of the county farm to house a juvenile farm. He envisions a trained supervisor handling youths sentenced for theft and other offenses. About twenty to thirty boys would stay at the farm, working to earn funds for expenses and possibly cotton profits.
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Henry West
Athens
Georgia Bulldogs Announce 10-Game Basketball Schedule
Manager Louis Morrison unveils the hardest season slate for the University of Georgia. Ten games run January 19 to March 2 with three road trips and four Athens home dates including Auburn Birmingham Athletic Club and Vanderbilt among opponents. Georgia will also face Nashville Ramblers Mercer and Savannah in various venues.
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Louis Morrison
University of Georgia
South
Athens
Auburn
Birmingham Athletic Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
Birmingham
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Nashville Ramblers
Mercer
Macon
Savannah
Atlanta
Jossey's Saturday Specials Offer Local Groceries
Extra fine hens 50c to 60c, fine fat fries 35c to 45c, fresh country eggs and butter 30c per pound. White cabbage 6c lb, lima beans 10c lb, white peas 2 quarts for 25c. Sweet potatoes 30c peck, full line fresh canned goods. Costa's special today and tomorrow fresh strawberry ice cream made from Sure Nuff fresh strawberries. Phone 1176.
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Costa
Managers Name Election Managers for 11th District
Clarke county election for the 11th district selects managers and boxes across districts with Judge Orr guiding the process. Named managers include Carlisle Cobb, J. P. Nunnally, S. E. Suddeth, F. S. Dobbins, P. H. Culp, J. A. Suddeth, and T. W. Morton, with clerks to be chosen locally. Voters listed include those who qualified in the Tribble election and those paying 1915 taxes by registration.
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R. C. Orr
Clarke County
Georgia
8. J. Tribble
Athens
Carlisle Cobb
Talford Smith
J. F. Hart
Carl F. Crossley
F. S. Patat
C. T. Young
Bradberry
J. P. ‘Nunnally
J. W. Daniel
DeWitt Daniel
Sandy Creek
Tribble
Woodmen Lodge Installs 1917 Officers in Grand Meeting
The Modern Woodmen of America local lodge held a 1917 officer installation at the Max Joseph building with a banquet and speeches. New officers installed included Past Consul S. R. Martin, Consul O. R. Dobbs, Advisor H. Abit Nix, Banker Joe O’Farrell, Clerk J. C. Booth, Escort M. T. Toney, Watchman R. L. Vansant, Sentry R. H. Kinnebrew, Trustees R. M Strickland O. R. Dobbs J. W. Jarrell, Doctor C. N. Sisk. The notice also lists various produce and vendors.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Max Joseph
S. R. Martin
O. R. Dobbs
H. Abit Nix
Joe O'Farrell
J. C. Booth
Excort
M. T. Toney
R. L. Vansant
R. H. Kinnebrew
R. M Strickland
J. W. Jarrell
C. N. Sisk
Teutons Clear Dobrudja and Close Russia's Path
German Bulgarian and Turkish forces capture Braila and clear Dobrudja, taking about 1400 prisoners. Danube river in Romanian hands mostly by Central Powers. Gallatz remains Allied. Austro German advances near Moldavia. Russian counterattacks fail. Lloyd George Briand arrive Rome for Italy talks, Russian representative expected.
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Associated Press
Braila
Great Wallachia
Danube
Gallatz
von Mackensen
Dobrudja
Rumania
Tromi Pers
Besin
Constantiople
Rimnik-Sarat
Foxchani
Moldavia
Dvinsk
Berlin
Lloyd-George
Briand
Rome
Russia
Louisville Ball Team Prepares Athens Spring Training
The Louisville baseball club of the American Association plans to train in Athens this February, arriving around the 15th or 20th and remaining about a month. Owner O. H. Wathen toured Athens, liked the Georgian hotel, and discussed facilities with Coach Cunningham of the University of Georgia. Details on practice hours and grounds use are to be arranged, with possible games against local teams and other exhibition contests noted.
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Louisville
Athens
O. H. Wathen
City
Sanford Mead
Engine Turned Over On Crawford Line Accident
Special to the Banner from Crawford Ga Jan 5 an accident on the Crawford and Lexington branch of the Georgia Railroad near Crawford damaged the engine and caused injuries to several railroad staff though only one person was reported as injured seriously Mrs had cuts and bruises but declined further treatment Capt Ben H Henderson who ran the line by himself managed the train The engine overturned in a muddy cut and a stock car carrying mules left the track but no serious mule injuries were noted
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Crawford
Crawford and Lexington
Georgia
Lexington
Ben H. Henderson
Oglethorpe
Jeryel
Five-Passenger Car Hits Bull Dog on Prince Avenue
A five passenger car and another vehicle collided with a bull dog at the Prince avenue Barber street crossing near the High School. The dog darted onto the street crowding between the cars as they paused to cross. The animal was struck and run over by a rear wheel but quickly recovered, seemingly unharmed aside from a scare.
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Bull Dog
Prince Avenue
Barber Street
Barber
Newlands R R Commission Is Continued To December
Washington January 5 Extension of the site of the Newlands joint rail road commission until the convening of the Sixty fifth congress next December without an additional appropriation was agreed upon by administration leaders today A joint resolution to this effect was favorably reported by both the house and senate committees Also adds sale ad for produce at Buchwalds with phone number.
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Associated Press
Washington
Newlands Joint Railroad Commission
Sixty-fifth Congress
House
Senate
Parole Hearing Sought For Dan Sanford and Ben Sanders
Legal notice announces petitions for clemency and parole. Ben Sanders faces state prison board review in February, following a 1915 manslaughter conviction. Names Cranbel and other officials referenced in notices, with standard procedural language.
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Court House
Ben Sanders
State Prison Board
Sanders
Volun
Leventie and Freeh Sealahipt Oysters at ARNOLD and AUNEY
Local ad fragment lists Leventie and Freeh Sealahipt Oysters with multiple mentions of Little Pig Sautage at ARNOLD and AUNEY, suggesting a product display or promotional item in a shop section.
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Leventie of Freeh Sealahipt Oysters
Many Power Little Pig Sautage Arnold & Auney
Villa Defeated in Assogia Chihuatina City Match
In Assogia Chihuatina City a villa team suffered a defeat as the event concluded. Officials reported standings showing Villa failed to secure victory amid a tense matchup. Local fans followed the result and noted the final score reached a clear difference.
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Assogia
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