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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1916

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Russian Offensive Pressures Czernowitz On Bessarabia Front

London reports from Petrograd indicate Russia pounded Austrian positions at Czernowitz with 400 guns for fifty hours in preparation for an infantry push. Czernowitz is described as critical, with claims of Czartorysk captured. The balance of front news remains quiet other than continued Dardanelles artillery battles and Allied bombardment of Turkish positions.

Associated Press London Petrograd Czernowitz Russia Czartorysk Baltic Balkans France Bessarabian Stripa Dzirtorysk Vienna Montenegro Dardanelles

JOSSEY'S PRICES BEFORE STOCKTAKING

Local shoplisting a wide range of produce and staples with prices per unit. Items include fresh vegetables fruit eggs cheese butter and canned goods, plus phone contact for Arnold & Abney at 1076. Prices show everyday grocery value in a small town market scene.

Pawnshop Breaker Nabbed Near Clayton and Thomas

Allan Abramsau a young man described as a Geechee negro was arrested Thursday night near the river in connection with the glass front breakage at a Clayton and Thomas street pawnshop. A big pistol and other items were found along the route, with officers asserting the weapon matched the pawnshop gun.

Allan Abrams Clayton Thomas Seagraves Bradley Abrams Wood

Moran Wins From the Dublin Giant

Frank Moran of Pittsburgh knocked out Jim Coffey the Dublin giant in the ninth round of a ten round bout in New York. Coffey led on points through seven rounds before the knockout.

Jim Coffey Associated Press New York Frank Moran Pittsburgh Dublin Coffey

The Mill on the Floss at the Vaudette Today

The film The Mill on the Floss features Mignon Anderson along with Henry Gordon and Eugene Moore. A beautiful story leads the Vaudette program today and promises strong performances from the cast.

Vaudette

Adams Market Saturday Specials

Fancy snow white cauliflower fancy Cuban hard ripe tomatoes fancy head lettuce 5 10 16 cents each fancy curly parsley fancy soup bunches fancy spring bunch turnips fancy carrots fancy beets fancy spinach fancy radish fancy shellets fancy egg plants fancy turnip and mustard salad fancy oyster plants fancy bell peppers extra fine celery the Adams Market extra special for Saturday fresh fish arrivals Max Josephs Fish Dept phone 1321 red snapper drawn black fish trout and pike mullets and bass extra fine oysters

Jersey Adams Max Joseph’s Fish Dept

Redfield Forecasts Prosperity but Warns of Postwar Commerce Inflation

Secretary of Commerce Redfield reports to President Wilson that the United States stands in its most prosperous era but warns of an inflation of commerce lasting until the end of the war. He urges American businessmen to prepare for normal conditions after the war and to preserve wartime advantages. He praises the new reserve bank system as sound for the nation and notes rising U.S. shipping. He says American sellers should be ready to resume trade with Teutonic nations and to resume selling about 30 million dollars annually to Mexico once the conflict ends.

Associated Press Washington Commerce Redfield Wilson United States Redfield Reserve Bank America Mexico

Time to Buy Auto Tags for 1916

Clerk Tate Wright of the commissioners office distributes applications for 1916 auto tags. Applications must be mailed with a money order or certified check to the Secretary of State Philip Cook. Fees: $2.00 for cars up to 25 horsepower, $3.00 for 25 to 40 horsepower, $4.00 for over 40 horsepower, plus $2.00 for a chauffeur license. Transfers cost 50 cents and duplicates $1.00.

Tate Wright Commissioners’ Office Philip Cook Wright

Athens City Faces First 360 Docket This Morning

By 2 30 PM no cases had been docketed under Section 360 of Athens ordinances, the law against being drunk on streets. Officials note no prior annual record of such a start, while thirty five cases previously docketed include disorderly conduct idling and loitering state cases automobile violations and street tax failures.

Police Department Athens Recorder’s Court

Groceries and Delicatessen at Max Joseph’s Grocery Dept

Local ad lists Vienna sausages kosher wieners bolognas knockwurst smoked brisquets tongue and rendered beef fat plus green vegetables and canned goods at advertised prices. Also includes notices for the Georgia National Bank annual shareholders meeting January 11 at 4 pm signed by cashier I W P Brooks. Devonshire Sausage sold in one pound 25c packages from Arnold & Abney, phone 1076.

Max Joseph’s Vienna The Georgia National Bank W. P. Brooks Arnold & Abney

Germany to pay indemnity for Lusitania losses

Washington reports Ambassador von Bernstorff delivered Germany’s offer to compensate American lives lost on the Lusitania. Berlin also pledged submarines in the Mediterranean would not sink noncombatant ships without safety provisions. Germany said small boats may not always be safe havens. Officials see the dispute with the United States as largely resolved and expect no Persia sinking crisis.

Associated Press Washington von Bernstorff Germany Mediterranean

Rioting at Youngstown Steel Works Leaves Deaths and Destruction

In East Youngstown a strike riot at Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company left three dead and nineteen wounded as a mob of over 6,000 attacked guards and plant facilities. Firemen were driven off, buildings burned, and private police assaulted. state troops were summoned as 1500 National Guard units marched toward the scene. The conflict followed a wage dispute with workers seeking 25 cents per hour, and several hundred rioters were arrested during the night.

Associated Press Youngstown Ohio Youngstown Sheets and Tube Company Ries Wie Columbus Ohio National Guard East Youngstown

Georgia Woman Seeks Annulling A Trial Marriage

A 40 year old widow from this city and a 75 year old neighbor were married in the county courthouse by a justice of the peace. After a honeymoon of under a week she sought to annul the union claiming Georgia has a probation or trial marriage. Officials said the ordinary cannot cancel a license and the justice had no authority to un-marry. An attorney advised filing for divorce on tenable grounds.

Georgia Justice of the Peace

Brilliant Reception at White House for Pan-American delegates

President and Mrs. Wilson hosted a brilliant White House reception crowning social attention for Pan-American Scientific Congress delegates. Marine Band music and vivid costumes highlighted the event as Latin American scientists, diplomats, officials, and Congress members greeted the couple for over three hours. Mrs. Wilson made her first formal White House appearance.

Associated Press Washington Wilson White House Pan-American Scientific Congress Marine Band Iana Congress

Brown of Elberton enters Congress bid

Baton Rouge La Jan 7 Robert L Knox surveyor of customs for the port of New Orleans who on December 22 shot and killed two men at a railroad station appears insane to the lunacy commission.

Associated Press Baton Rouge Robert L. Knox New Orleans

Cotton freight rate and British shortage spark market rise

Reports from Galveston claim Britain fixed cotton freight at two dollars per hundred pounds on British ships and faces a cotton shortage, prompting a several point advance at the local exchange. Dallas dispatches deny rate cuts though brokers expect Britain to step up cotton imports.

Associated Press New York Galveston Great Britain Dallas Dispatches

Lionel Barrymore at the Elite Today

Lionel Barrymore stars in A Yellow Streak a five act photoplay with romance thrills and a Western crusading minister role. Also shown is Helen Holmes in A Mile a Minute a railroad drama episode highlighting her nerve and daring at the Elite today.

Ty. Dale Wall Street Helen Holmes

Central of Georgia Train No 14 Schedule Change

Effective January the Central of Georgia discloses a schedule change for Train No 14. The train will depart Athens at 6 40 a m central time instead of 6 45 a m.

Central of Georgia Athens

Mules and Mares For Sale at Frank Allgood’s Stables

A car load of extra nice young Tennessee mules and mares and a large 6 year old draft horse offered by Ralph Walker at Frank Allgood's Sales Stables on Clayton Street. Prices range from $40 to $350. Three-time weekly listings.

Ralph Walker Frank Allgood Clayton St

Charlie Chaplin at Marion Today

Charlie Chaplin appears at Marion in The Bank a comedy of romance duty and a bank robbery caper. The program also features a Selig jungle drama In Tiger Land with wild animals plus other licensed films. Oyster weather today and fresh Sealshipt oysters available. Arnold & Geo Bolton groceries phone 718J.

Charlie Marion Arnold & Abney

Elberton Candidate Brown Declares for Eighth District Seat

Honoring a first entry in Georgia congressional races this year, Elberton lawyer Thomas J. Brown announces his candidacy to represent Georgia's Eighth District. He outlines positions on tariffs immigration civil service merit white-only government posts and farm credit plus defense and navy policies.

Thomas J. Brown Elberton Northern Judicial Circuit Georgia Eighth United States Brown Samuel J. Tribble Athens Eighth Congressional District

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Teutonic Bessarabia Greece Paris Marseilles Jossey Angel Cakes Phin Arold & Abney Moran Adams Market Secretary of Commerce U. S Persia Austria Bulgaria Turkey Arnold & Afiney T. J. Brown Lionel Barrymore Charlie Chaplin Geo. Bolton J. “St
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