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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
4
The Athens Daily Banner lists subscription rates and payment methods, urges prompt delivery reports to the office, and notes that no carrier will collect payments. It covers political remarks, arbitration benefits, Georgia good roads support, Canadian reciprocity, Maine sinking, and Clarke County courthouse bonds with a call for broad public approval.
Wisconsin lawmakers pass a measure granting women voting rights in all elections except presidential contests. The law goes to a statewide referendum where foreign born voters and expected opposition may shape the outcome. Supporters hail the milestone while critics question the presidential exclusion and its implications for other states.
The piece argues that commencement marks the start of true independence and self-reliance for graduates. It contrasts school comfort with real life challenges, noting struggle, disappointment, and the shift from theory to practice. For most, commencement signals beginning life’s responsibilities and enduring satisfaction from solving real problems.
On June 13 events include Cataraqui founded in Kingston, Winfield Scott born near Petersburg, Malta captured by Bonaparte, Kingston Parliament opening, Confederate fast day, repeal of the Fugitive Slave Act, Walker resigning BC premiership, King Otto's Bavarian throne, and Charles K. Hamilton’s New York to Philadelphia flight. Dr Plantz listed as a trustee of the Carnegie Foundation. Birmingham Age Herald opposes flies except on fishing lines.
Dr. Samuel Plantz born in Johnstown New York June 13 1859. He graduated from Lawrence University Appleton Wisconsin in 1880 pursued theology at Bowdoin University and studied at the University of Berlin. He was ordained in 1885 and served Methodist Episcopal churches until 1894 when he was elected president of Lawrence University.
A charm ing woman needs health to be truly lovely. Constipation and kidney poisons show on the skin and temper. Electric Bitters are advertised as a remedy to regulate the stomach liver and purify the blood, improving nerves eyes breath skin and overall health. Sold by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons.
Portland June 12 Judge Bird heard arguments in the state supreme court on a petition to appoint a receiver for United Wireless Telegraph Co The companys president and four directors were recently convicted in New York for misusing the mails in soliciting stock subscriptions
Foley's Kidney Remedy is recommended for chronic kidney and bladder trouble. It helps regulate and control kidney and bladder action and is described as healing, strengthening, and bracing. Sold by all druggists.
The International Suffrage Alliance congress meets in Stockholm this week with delegates from many nations and a strong American presence. Mrs. Cartie Chapman Catt of New York will preside at several sessions, with Rev. Howard Shaw, Miss Mary B. Ely, Miss Frances Willd, Mrs. Frederick Nathan, and Mrs. Alice Parker Lesser among the American leaders attending.
Washington, D. C. June 12. Many notable figures attended the Tome School for Boys graduation exercises. Dean Le Baron Russell Briggs of Harvard University delivered the address to the graduating class.
Kansas City June 12 A special commissioner began testimony in Missouri v Missouri Retail Lumbermen's Association seeking to bar thirty eight major lumber companies from doing business in Missouri over alleged anti trust violations.
Sotheby's in London opened the sale of the famous Huth collection of autograph letters and documents. Notable items include letters by Elizabeth I Katherine of Aragon Henry VII Edward IV and Mary Queen of Scots along with writings by Robert Burns Henry Fielding and Oliver Goldsmith.
Boston June 12. John Mitchell James Duncan and other labor leaders will address the biennial convention of the National Women's Trade Union League opening today for a week. Wage and health standards sanitary shops protective legislation and fire protection are among topics to be discussed.
In Cincinnati Charles L. Warriner the Big Four treasurer who stole 643000 from the company was sent to prison. Edgar Street Cooke of Chicago faces trial on a similar embezzlement charge. Warriner will testify from Columbus penitentiary and Mrs Jeannette S Ford the woman in the case is expected to testify.
The Indianapolis race card lists events at the Elite on Monday June 19 with drivers set to compete for titles and prizes. Local fans anticipate fast laps and close finishes as teams prepare for a summer showcase.
The Southern Textile Association plans its annual meeting in Greenville South Carolina on July first with sessions Saturday afternoon and evening. Noted speakers include Z H Mangum W A Price J E Cheeseman John P Judge Eugene Szepesi and James L Carbery. All mill superintendents overseers and department heads may join for a one dollar fee. For details contact G S Escott Secretary Charlotte NC.
The annual Cotton States championship tennis tournament started at the Country Club of Montgomery and will run through most of the week. It is expected to attract the largest field yet in the region with many renowned southern players among the entries.
Pueblo hosts the Colorado State Sunday School Association gathering for three days with a Mineral Palace welcome event tonight and business sessions starting tomorrow. A Flag Day parade on Wednesday is planned with about 5,000 children and teachers expected to participate.
The article warns about neglect of feeble minded children and women in New York and Georgia. It argues that neglect costs are high, and damages include disease, crime, and burden on families. It urges legislative protection and humane training for these citizens.
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