Georgia legislators and national issues dominate Athens page
The Athens Daily Banner highlights legislators visits, national trials, and policy debates. It notes Wilson bank reserve delays, Carranza and Zapata actions, a bill to add a second federal judge, and a Decatur hog cholera station planned to show serum use to Georgia farmers.
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Decatur County
Georgia
State College of J
Coa
Athens Welcomes Georgia Legislature Visit
Athens greets the Georgia legislators with a warm welcome highlighting the city's educational institutions. The piece notes UGA and the State College of Agriculture, the State Normal School, and uses the visit to showcase how state funds benefit Georgia. The Chamber of Commerce plans a relaxed outing, aiming for an annual event despite tight finances.
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Georgia
Athens
University of Georgia
State College of Agriculture
State Normal School
Chamber of Commerce
Capitol
Ens
Debate Over Judge Speer Impeachment and New Georgia Judge
A House committee finds Judge Speer should not face impeachment. Critics warn a bill to create a Southern district judgeship, with no successor after Speer, aims to undermine him. They urge the Senate to reject the move and uphold the committee’s finding.
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House of Representatives
Judge Speer
Georgia
Congress
Speer
House
Senate
Lanier’s Growing Fame Highlighted by Georgia Lecture
A University lecture on Sidney Lanier by Dr. John E. White elevates the Georgia poet to enduring national prominence. White praises Lanier’s prose and poetry, noting works such as The English Novel, The Science of English Verse, Song of the Chattahoochee, Marshes of Glynn, Corn, and Sunrise as lasting classics. He urges Georgia teachers to educate children about their state’s literary figures.
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Lanier
John E. White
University Chapel
Georgia
Roosevelt presses Senate on Panama Canal and Colombia
The piece depicts former President Roosevelt pushing to testify before a Senate committee on the Panama Canal deal with Colombia. It notes Senator Stone's stance that the committee should not be drawn into Roosevelt's campaign for limelight, while acknowledging Roosevelt’s role in canal construction and condemning perceived unfair treatment of Colombia.
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Senate Committee
Colombia
Panama Canal
Senate
Canal
Stone
Roosevelt
Panama
Republic
Roosevelt and Panama News Sparks in Congress Debate
The passage notes that Roosevelt recognized Panama as a republic within twenty four hours of the uprising and war declaration against Colombia and that he effectively held up Colombia by force to gain the Panama strip. It claims these are well established facts and urges Roosevelt to speak through the press or hustings rather than Congress, asserting Congress already has his previous statements.
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Panama Republic
Colombia
Panama Strip
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Georgia Senate and House Members 1913 14 List
Readable segment lists Georgia Senate districts with member names and districts for 1913 1914 including districts from First through Fortieth and House representatives by county and post office for 1914. It names senators such as J R Anderson Savannah C M Tyson Darien G W Taylor Blackshear and many others with districts and offices. It also provides House district assignments for numerous counties including Appling Baker Baldwin Banks Bibb and more with representative names and post offices.
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Senate
Geor +gia
Chatham
Bryan
Effingham
J. R. Anderson
Savannah
Liberty
McIntosh
Tattnall
Toombs
C. M. Tyson
Darien
Wayne
Pierce
Appling
Jeff Davis
G. W. Taylor
Blackshear
Glynn
Camden
Montezuma
Dooly
Wilcox
Pulaski
Crisp
Blakely
M. E
Rushin
Vienna
Montgomery
Telfair
Irwin
Dodge
Ben Hill
Wheeler
O. H. Elkins
Fitzgerald
Laurens
Emanuel
Johnson
Fred Kea
Dublin
Screven
Bulloch
Burke and
Jenkins
C. H. Parrish
Statesboro
Highteenth
Richmond
Glascock and
Jefferson
O. L. Kelly
Mitchell
Taliaferro
Green and Warren
C. E. McGregor
Warrenton
House of Rep
Georgia
H. Appling
J. H. Carter
Alma
Baker
W. J. Kidd
Newton
Baldwin
J. H. Ennis
Milledgeville Banks
Tom E. Anderson
Baldwin R. F
Bartow
E. D. Cole
Cartersville
W. J A. Dodd
Taylorsville
W. T. Pauk
Berrien
George A. Paulk
Alapaha
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Macon
B. J. Fowler
Wallace Miller
P Bleckley
Leo H. Browning
Coch
Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
American League had no games. National League Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 3 to 2. Federal League Baltimore defeated St Louis 4 0. Pittsburgh outlasted Indianapolis 5 to 4 in 12 innings. Brooklyn beat Chicago 5 to 4. First Buffalo edged Kansas City 3 6. Second Buffalo won 5 18. Southern League New Orleans Atlanta rain. Birmingham 12 Chattanooga 3. Montgomery 3 Nashville 4. Mobile 0 Memphis 2. South Atlantic Albany 5 Savannah 4 Columbus 2 Augusta 9. Jacksonville 6 Charleston 2. Macon 4 Columbia 5 in 12 innings.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Buffalo
Kansas City
Aee
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
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Australasia Team Qualifies to Face Germany in Davis Cup
Australasian tennis experts secured a clean doubles sweep over Canada to reach a Davis Cup final round against Germany. The winner among the world teams will then meet the United States, the current holders of the Davis Cup and the international championship.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Australasia
Germany
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Athens Citizen
Athens resident Mrs. S. T. Davis testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and kidney symptoms after using two boxes. The ad urges buyers to insist on Dean's Kidney Pills, priced 50 cents, with FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY as proprietors. It notes Atlanta's Judge Briles will leave for the state court of appeals and a new recorder will be chosen.
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Athens
Dean
S. T. Davis
Cobb St
Doan
Atlanta
Briles
State Court of Appeals
Dr. King’s New Life Pills and Kidney Pills Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to cleanse stomach and bowels and relieve indigestion and foul breath. It also touts Wolsey Kidney Pills to purify blood and ease rheumatic pain, urging readers to buy from H R Palmer & Sons.
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Woley
H. R. Palmer & Sons, Adv
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