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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1910

Page

5

Atlanta ad men depart for sixth annual convention

A party of Atlanta advertising men left for the sixth annual Associated Advertising Clubs of America convention in Omaha Nebraska. Thos P Holliday district manager for Sheldon School accompanied by others plans to visit Rotary Clubs events in Chicago and Libertyville on the return trip.

Atlanta Associated Advertising Clubs of America Omaha Neb Thos. P. Holliday Sheldon School Holliday Rotary Clubs of America Chicago Sheldon Chicago Rotary Club Committee Sheldonhurst A. F. Sheldon Business Science University Lake Michigan Libertyville

Play Starts In International Chess Masters Tournament

Hamburg hosts the international masters event with participation from Frank J. Marahal New York J R Capabianca Havana S Tarrasch Nuremberg R Teichmann Berlin F D Yates Manchester 8 Tattakower Vienna O S Boras Prague D Janowski Paris C Schlechter Vienna P B Leonhardt Leipzig L Forgacs Budapest R Spielman Munich G Salwe Lodz.

Hamburg German Chess Association Frank J. Marahal New York J.R. Capabianca Havana Dr. S. Tarrasch Nuremberg R. Teichmann Berlin F. D. Yates Manchester Tattakower Vienna Boras Prague D. Janowski Paris C. Schlechter Leonhardt Leipzig L. Forgacs Budapest R. Spielman Munich G. Salwe Lodiz

Hart withdraws from Georgia governor race simplifying contest

John C. Hart, former attorney general, quits the Georgia governor race after three weeks. With Hart out, only Brown and Smith remain as Likely majorities in every county, ending calls for a primary vote quota. Hart notes the real issues are Brown versus Smith, to be decided in the August 23 primary.

Atlanta John C. Hart Brown Smith Hoke Smith Judge Hart Joe Brown Georgia Brown and Smith Hart

International cricket match opens Ottawa tour in Baltimore

British Americans and cricket fans gathered in Baltimore on July 18 to watch the Ottawa Cricket Club begin its eastern tour with a highly anticipated match. The event drew local enthusiasts and marked a notable moment for the English national sport in the city.

Baltimore Ottawa Cricket Club

One Week for 35000 Bill and 346000 For Georgia

Atlanta July 18 The Georgia General Assembly debates pace and cost of twenty one special appropriation bills totaling 346000 after one week to pass a bill of 35000. Debate over funding continues as lawmakers eye rail junkets and pensions while education bills move forward and compulsory education is set for July 26.

Atlanta General Assembly Ann Bill Patterson House of Representatives Georgia Normal and Industrial College Chattanooga Western and Atlantic Tybee House General Appropriations Committee Capitol W. R. Jones Appropriations Committee

Atlanta adopts golden rule arrests policy to curb trivial bookings

Atlanta officials order police to arrest only in cases of actual necessity and state law or city ordinance violations. In two days under the rule arrests dropped more than fifty percent, signaling a shift from revenue driven policing to restraint and admonition.

Atlanta United States State Reformatory Atlantis

Governor Brown Heads Georgia Troops to Chickamauga maneuvers

Governor Joseph M. Brown with adjutant general and military staff departed Atlanta by rail for Chickamauga Park maneuvers. He serves as commander in chief of the Georgia National Guard now in camp in Chattanooga, staying overnight at the Hotel Patten.

Atlanta Chickamauga Park Joseph M. Brown Brown National Guard of Georgia Chattanooga

Georgia lawmakers consider sanitarium for consumptives

Atlanta July 18. A strenuous fight is underway in the Georgia legislature for a sufficient appropriation to establish a sanitarium to stamp out tuberculosis. Dr. George Brown, a Fulton county representative and tuberculosis expert, heads the movement. Lawmakers are urged to provide for the unfortunates.

Atlanta Georgia George Brown Fulton County

Those Pies of Boyhood and Electric Bitters Ad

An old advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a tonic for digestion and vigor. It claims improved appetite and health by toning stomac h liver kidneys and bowels, targeting readers seeking boyhood vitality. Sold for 50 cents at W J Smith & Bros and H R Palmer & Son.

W. J. Smith & Bros H. R. Palmer & Son

Quebec Tennis Championships Open In Montreal

Play in the annual lawn tennis championships began today on Mount Royal courts. Nine events are scheduled during the week. The all Canada singles contest is the main event for the Province championship, followed by the ladies singles and three other championship events.

Montreal Mount Royal

Senate Activity Focuses on Tax Bill as Fee System Debate Reopens

Avlanta Georgia July 18 lawmakers largely away for weekend with only minimal session. The legislature passed several measures led by an income tax bill. Monday the senate plans to reconsider defeating the fee system repeal for solicitors general, with supporters hopeful it will pass when reintroduced.

Hart Georgia Treasury Brown House State Sanitarium School of Technology State Normal School State State University North Georgia Agricultural College Dahlonega Georgia Normal Bill Senate Avlanta Lease Chattanooga

Regatta Opens at Put-in-Bay as Interlake Week Begins

Put-in-Bay Ohio hosts the 1910 Interlake Yachting Association regatta this week with a catboat and 14 foot race on the triangular course. An attractive program and long entry list promise excellent sport through the week starting this afternoon.

Put-in-Bay Interlake Yachting Association

Oregon State Tennis Championship At Multnomah Club

Portland July 18 The Oregon State tennis championship opens today at the Multnomah club and promises to be the best ever in this section Noted players include May Sutton of Pasadena world title holder and Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley national champion The tournament runs through the end of the week.

Portland Ore Multnomah May Sutton Pasadena Hazel Hotchkiss Berkeley

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