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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1910

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Sims Estate Bill Lets Heirs Claim Railroad Land Value

The Georgia house appropriations committee favorably reports a bill to pay Sherman J. Sims heirs 1175.40 for land in the old Northeastern Railroad right of way. The land was for life transportation. after the road sale to the Southern, passes were not honored. The committee also backs a measure to appoint three assessors to value corporate property for tax purposes.

Atlanta Appropriations Committee House Sherman J. Sims Northeastern Sims

Athens District Conference Opens in Washington

Rev W L Pierce presided as Athens District Conference opened at the Washington Methodist church. Rev J W Morris preached a direct practical sermon setting the tone for the next days of work. Washington welcomed the delegates and prayers were held at First Methodist with local residents Welcomed. Mr and Mrs Willie Walker arrive from Pittsburg to reside here. Mr and Mrs W S Callaway celebrate the birth of a son.

Washington, Ga Athens Methodist Church W. L. Pierce J. W. M.morris First Methodist Church Laura Speer Stephen’ Son Willie Walker Pittsburg

What the Daisy Said at the Elite Today

Biograph picture What the Daisy Said features a gripping plot and strong contrasts. The Elite offers flawless photography and a half hour of real pleasure. See the Daisy Said today for entertainment and nostalgia.

Elite

Mrs J Chamberlin Buys Harawa Building

Mrs J Chamberlin purchases the Harawa Building as reported. the article mentions Mr E R Hodgson in relation to the deal with details not fully shown.

Party 10 Visit Camp Saturday

Ir Heidler prepares a visit to the Young Men’s Christian Association camps near Tallulah Falls while the camp is in operation. The party departs next Saturday, stays through Sunday, and joins Mr Forbes’s charge on the Chatooga River. The excursion draws many young people eager to hear camp letters about fishing and recreation.

Ir. Heidler Young Men's Christian Association Tallulah Falls Forbes Chatooga

Southern Baseball Results Confusing Clip From Southern Circuits

Reported scores and pairings from southern baseball games show Fitzsimmons and Erloff for New Orleans 6 12 0 with Maxwell and La Fitte. Umpire Hart. Chattanooga Montgomery game ended early due to rain. Memphis Mobile postponed.

Fitzsimmons Nashville New Orleans Case Erloff Maxwell la Fitte Hart Chattanooga-Montgomery Memphis-Mobile

Tweedy elected mayor of Eatonton

Eatonton Georgia July 12 The Democratic primary results in J R Tweedy’s unanimous election as mayor. Tweedy longtime alderman and cotton merchant head of J R Tweedy Co widely known in Georgia for sixteen years of city progress.

Eatonton J. R. Tweedy Tweedy Georgia Mr. Tweedy J. R Tweedy & Co

Georgia House Ratifies Federal Income Tax Measure

The Georgia House approved the federal income tax by 125 to 44, with the amendment already passed by the Senate. Governor's signature will seal Georgia’s move as more states consider ratification toward a national law. Debates spanned multiple days with speeches before the 11:20 vote.

Atlanta House Senate Georgia

Shackelford Seeks Georgia Attorney General Office

Col Shackelford announces candidacy for Attorney General with a promising campaign outlook. He cites legislative service and educational work at the university, pledging active county by county outreach through August 28.

Georgia Col. Shackelford Tal

Colored Knights of Pythias Parade Honors Confederate Monument

A mile long parade of the colored Knights of Pythias in Athens drew crowds of diverse races. The march was noted for precision and order as the leading company, near the Confederate monument, halted to hear the band play Dixie and the line render a present arms salute, earning cheers from white onlookers.

Colored Knights of Pythias Confederate Monument Athens Col Lege Avenue Federal Building City Hall Dixie

Three Thousand Negroes Host Fraternal Convention in Athens

About 3,000 African American men and women from Georgia cities gather in Athens for a fraternal convention. The event proceeds with orderly crowds on streets and trolley cars, and no arrests or docketed cases have occurred. The assembly is praised as a model of disciplined leadership and exemplary membership.

Athens Georgia

Senate adopts resolutions on Panama Canal Exposition and Texas engine

Atlanta, July 12. The Georgia senate approved two resolutions of general interest. Senator Harrell backed a Panama Canal Exposition and endorsed New Orleans as the expo site. Senator Longley urged preserving the historic engine Texas. Senator May introduced a bill to amend street railway regulations to allow.

Senate Harrell New Orleans Longley Texas May

Southern Commercial Congress to Hold Atlanta Convention

Atlanta notes say the executive committee will meet in Atlanta later this month with Atlanta chamber representatives to plan a major Southern Commercial Congress convention. The organization pools prominent southern businessmen and expects several hundred delegates, making it one of the year's key events.

Ern Commercial Congress Atlanta Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Southern Comercial Congress South

Athens Grays set for Elberton series and Bowman clash

The Athens Grays depart for Elberton to play three games with the Elberton Stars this afternoon and again Thursday and Friday. Next week they travel home for three games with Bowman, who boast a tough squad. The team seeks additional subscriptions to fund gear and travel, hoping for city support as usual.

Athens Grays Elberton Elberton Stars Grays Heath Bowman Bowmanites Herty Field Athens

Elks Barbecue Crowd Promises Georgia Barbecue Flavor

The Elks lodge invites the community to a barbecue from 5 to 10 59 PM presenting a Georgia style cue with meats stew and trimmings. The event emphasizes fellowship and local lodge activities tonight.

Lodge of Elks Georgia

Southern life insurers show growth and assets jump

The Georgia State Mutual Life Insurance Company of Rome reports strong gains with net assets rising from 1 981 841 68 to 2 773 747 35 and income up 19 percent in the last year. Loans to policyholders reached 386 936 27 while death claims paid totaled 380 800 83 in the same period.

Atlanta Southern Life Wright Georgia State Mutual Life Insurance Company Rome C. R. Potter State Mutual South

Y M C A Camp Near Tallulah Falls Reports Healthy Week

Letters from the YMCA camp at Tallulah Falls along the Chatooga River describe a healthy group of thirty or so from the area. Daily running and racing precede prize plans for best eating, with abundant mountain fish, fine bathing, and enjoyable field day events. No one is sick or homesick.

Tallulah Falls Chatooga Georgia-North Carolina Boundary Line

Judge Brand’s Chamber Session Disposes Dozens of Gwinnett Cases

Judge Charles H. Brand held court at chambers despite rheumatism. Several motions for new trials were denied in cases from Gwinnett and Jackson counties including Will Mary Jane Consart et al and Moore vs Merryman. The docket included Foote vs McConnell and Deadwyler, Williford & Co. vs Martin, with one verdict granting a new trial for Leckle vs Gee.

Charles H. Brand Chambers Mary Jane Consart Gwinnett County Moore Miss Merryman Col. I. L. Oakes Col. M. D. Irvin J. P. McConnell Gwinnett Superior Court Thessrs J.A. Perry Horton Wilson Atlanta Mr. Foote O. A. Nix I. L. Oakes McConnell Deadwyler, Williford & Co L. J. Martin Jackson Superior Court Thrasher Messrs. Ray & Ray Center

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