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Athens Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1914

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Central Presbyterian Dedicates New Athens Church Building

Tomorrow Athens celebrates the dedication of the Central Presbyterian Church at Milledge and Prince avenues with an 11 o clock morning service and a union evening service. Rev. J D McPhail Rev S J Cartledge Rev E L Hill and other area pastors take part. The First Presbyterian and Baptist Tabernacle adjust services to honor the dedication.

Prince Avenue Presbyterian Church Central Presbyterian First Presbyterian The Baptist Tabernacle Tabernacle Milledge and Prince Avenues Jarrell First Methdist Lynch First Baptist S. R. Grubb Christian Church Dixon Young Harris Church Cartridge Athens Wely E. L. Hill J. W.walden Hugh Leslie Hodgson Jesus Kings J. D. McPhail S. J. Cartledge Dekoven

Body of famous singer cremated in London

Lillian Nordica's body arrives from Java with husband George W. Young. Funeral services are set for Tuesday with cremation planned at Golders Green cemetery.

Ir van We OG Vanw Veny London Lillian Nor Dica Java George W. Young New York Golders Green

Breach Between Two Mexican Chiefs To Be Settled

Cabinet names to negotiate settlement between the rival Mexican chiefs outlining peaceful means to end the breach.

Cabinet names seen as path to peace between Villa and Carranza

Report from Eagle Pass quotes sources in Saltillo and Monterey awaiting Carranza to name a constitutionalist cabinet. A cabinet may be announced in two or three days and if Villa approves the members the rift between Villa and Carranza could be resolved.

Villa Gen. Carranza Associated Press Eagle Pass Carranza Saltillo Monterey

Jury verdict defense in Vernoyy vs Pitner case

In City Court a jury returned a verdict in favor of the defendant in the case Vernoy vs W C Pitner. The ruling dismisses claims against the defendant and closes the matter in this local civil suit.

Vernooy W. C. Pitner

Appelbaum Case Continued For The Term In City Court

The Vernooy versus W C Pitner note suit dominated the day as Webb and Crawford endorsed notes by Webb for $2,000. Pitner claimed lack of knowledge of contract changes, arguing the note with 7 1 2 percent interest had been renewed at 8 percent without consent. Appelbaum case against Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co for a $10,000 policy on a wife cleared in Atlanta was continued for the term after the insurer pleaded surprise. Further misdemeanor cases settled and judgments by default noted. Court did not sit today. returns Monday with several cases on the calendar.

Vernooy W. C. Pitner Webb& Crawford J. N. Webb Webb Pitner Jesse Nolan Callie Appelbaum Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co Atlanta

Shoe Men Downed Georgia Railroaders In Baseball

The Footwear Fellows defeated the Georgia Railroaders in the second game of the season. Link directed the team with strong play and Parr made a spectacular grandstand catch as the game unfolded from start to finish. Crowe led off at first base for the Railroad and Murray started at second for Georgia.

Shoemers Georgia Railroaders Link Parr Ga. Railroad Crowe Murray Geo Dillard

Explosion Turns Hill Crest Mine Tragic in Alberta

Hill Crest mine in Alberta entombs about 225 miners after a morning blast. By day’s end 65 bodies are recovered and rescue teams struggle as fire and toxic gases hinder efforts. 350 escaped, 36 of 50 rescued later die, leaving about 200 still inside.

Associated Press VanCouver Hill Crest Lethbridge Alberta

Mediation talks at Niagara Falls press U S to accept pacification plan

Justice La mar issues ultimatum demanding acceptance of the Mexican pacification plan. Mediators seek changes in position after the Carranza Villa split, with US disapproval to be logged as a formality. Provisional presidency names offered, but agreement unlikely. Troop disposition at Vera Cruz and Huerta strategy remain speculative if the conference adjourns.

Associated Press Niagara Falls Justice Lamar United States Huerta Vera Cruz

Burns Dropped From Honorary Police Chiefs List

Grand Rapids June 19 Detective William J Burns was dropped from the honorary membership list of the International Association of Chiefs of Police at their convention. He was criticized for actions in the Frank case in Atlanta and for using the organization insignia on his agency stationery and for his criticisms of police methods in the United States.

Associated Press Grand Rapids, Mich William J. Burns International Association, of Chiefs of Police Burns Frank Atlanta United States

Carl Thompson Returns to Atlanta After Pitching Struggles

Former Georgia star Carl Thompson, who pitched for Atlanta and Jersey City, travels back to Atlanta to rejoin his club. He admits errors in his career and agrees to pitch for a smaller fee after seeking a large salary in the International League.

Atlanta Carl Thompson University of Georgia Jersey City Carl

Farm Forestry Text Book Set for Southern Farms

Prof A Akerman announces Farm Forestry a new textbook for agricultural high schools and colleges to appear from the press in July. It covers timber production and use including tree types reproduction protection thinning cutting log rules and practical sawmill use on the farm with emphasis on timber volume and rotation.

Alfred Akerman A. M Society of American Foresters College of Agriculture University of Georgia

Mexican generals renounce Carranza after Villa resignation

Passengers report fifteen constitutionalist generals commanding about thirty thousand men have renounced Carranza as first chief following Villa's resignation. Villa did not sign the generals' note to Carranza. The generals say they will keep fighting Huerta but follow Villa's orders and do not recognize Carranza. The rift persisted when travelers left Saltillo days earlier.

Associated Press Laredo Carranza Villa Huerta

Linton Spring Water Declared Pure by City Bacteriologist

Athens Georgia May 26 1914 W W Brown M D city bacteriologist reports Linton Spring Water is pure and wholesome without germs harmful to health Bowden Lithia Water advertised with phone contact 504 and 95.

Department OF Health Athens W. W. Brown Bowden Lithia Adv Linton Spring Water CO

University Y M C A Boys on The Ridge

Reports from R M Guess secretary and Georgia University delegates at the Black Mountain conference in Blue Ridge North Carolina show an enthusiastic gathering. Guess commends the Georgia delegation as fine fellows. Includes content on preservation decay prevention creosoteChapter summaries relate to firewood season woodlands farm management and grocery items such as head lettuce from Fears Grocery Co New York.

R. M. Guess Georgia University Blue Ridge N. C Guess University of Georgia New York Fears Grocery Co

Metropolitan Life Insurance hits growth with high efficiency

New York state inspectors hailed Metropolitan Life Insurance for prompt claim payments and large bonus distributions totaling 35,367,293 dollars over nineteen years. The report notes asset growth to 447,829,229 dollars against liabilities of 414,244,327.51, with about one eighth of U S population insured.

New York State of Department of Insurance Metropolitan Life Insurance Company William Temple Emmet United States

Grocery Ad Promotes Cantaloupes and Meats

A grocery ad lists sliced ox tongue sliced beef and smoked pork sausage by the pound from Rears Grocery Co. Cantaloupes and grapefruit are offered by Faars Grocery Co. The brief notice emphasizes fresh produce and specialty meats for customers.

Rears Grocery Co Grocery. Co

County Commissioners Accept Resignations of Tax Equalizers

The county commission yesterday accepted the resignations of three tax equalizers, Jack F. Jackson chairman Charles B. Gm ith and George H Thurmond. They named Cobb Lampkin Athens N B Davis and George H Palmer to fill the vacancies and complete this year’s digest. Palmer and Lampkin have long served as assessors and will likely accept the trust.

Jack F. Jackson Charles B. Gmith George H. Thurmond Board of Equalizers Messrs Cobb Lampkin Athens N. B. Davis Geo. H.palmer City Messrs. Palmer Lampkin Commissioners’ Board

Mediation talks continue as Naon visits Washington

Ambassador Naon of Argentina, a Niagar a Falls mediator, arrived from New York and met with Secretary Bryan and President Wilson. The talks touched on Mexican internal affairs and a possible provisional government but no clear plan or personnel change was disclosed. Cabera denied visiting Naon, while reports linked discussions to waiving objections to mediation of internal affairs.

Associated Press Washington Naon Argentina Niagara Falls New York Luis Cabrera Bryan Wilson Niaga Falls United States White House Caberera Légation Legation Noon Villa Carranza

Mysterious Wrecked Car Found Beside County Farm

Early Friday a Ford with unknown ownership was found wrecked near the county farm after jumping a ditch on Lexington road. The vehicle burned the night before, fuel tank perforated, and a man or group was not seen. J. W. Rice of Hutchens is later identified as the owner.

Lexington J. W. Rice Hutchens

Missouri Republican Ousted and Democrat Succeeds Him

Washington reports Representative L. C. Dyer of Missouri was unseated by the House by a 147 to 98 vote. Michael J. Gill, the Democrat, was seated in Dyer's stead after contesting the 1912 election amid fraud charges.

Missouri Associated Press Washington L. C. Dyer St. Louis House Michael J. Gill Dyer Gill House Elections Committee

Soldier of Fortune to Lead Villa Expedition Against Lower California

Major E L Holmdahl on Villa’s staff authorized to equip and lead an expedition against Lower California. Troops will march to confront Mexicali and Tiajuana amid prior failed attempts. Holmdahl served in the US Army in the Philippines and as artillery instructor in China. he also fought in the Boer War.

Soldier of Fortune Villa California Associated Press Douglas E. L. Holmdahl Lower Mexicali Tiajuana Holmdahl United States Army Philippines Viljoen

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Fries—Pears Grocery Co Appelbaum Georgia A. R Prof A. Akerman Linton University Y. M. C. A Green Apples Fears Groery Co Arnold & Abney Washington City Pulaski and Washington Streets
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