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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

4

Local Notes and Political Mentions in Athens Banner

The Athens Banner lists subscription rates and carrier notices, urges prompt reporting of delivery issues, and notes political discussion: Irish home rule delays, heated Georgia race for governor, and debates over Barrow county advocates and the Hall amendment in Macon. It mentions Carranza and Villa in Mexican politics, Haiti debts, Western wheat harvests, and hiring laborers. Joe Hill Hall may seek re election amid charter debates on street funds in Bibb County.

Joe Hill Hall Bibb County Hall Macon Pall

The Speer Case Impeachment Debate and Fallout

The committee found impeachment unwarranted against Judge Speer yet produced a lengthy report harshly criticizing him. The majority and minority views differ on scope, but the panel overstepped its duty by acting like an impeachment court. Speer’s judicial usefulness suffered from the investigation and its proceedings.

Thement Speer Volstead Spéer Senate Georgia

United States Sells Two Battleships to Greece

The United States passes a bill to sell battleships Idaho and Mississippi to Greece. Greece would receive the ships after turnover, amid Turkish protest about upsetting the Mediterranean balance of power. Republicans fear entanglement. Democrats see no major complications.

United States Greece Congress Mediterranean Balkan Turkey

Mercer Names Savannah Minister as New University President

Dr William Lowndes Pickard of Savannah has been chosen as Mercer University president. He plans a campaign to raise a one million dollar endowment for Mercer with appeals to Georgia Baptists and wider development aims. Pickard is familiar to Athens readers for ties to First Baptist Church and the University commencement baccalaureate sermon.

William Lowndes Pickard Savannah Mercer University South Mercer Pickard Baptists of Georgia Athens First Baptist Church

Candidate Legislator 15 Ill With Typhoid Fever

A legislator and candidate against Hoke Smith is too ill with typhoid fever to attend the opening sessions of the legislature from his home.

Hoke Smith United States Senate

Pittard Re elected Vice President of Georgia Fertilizer Association

Mr. Pittard returned from Atlanta where he attended the annual meeting of the Georgia Fertilizer Mixers Association and was reelected vice president of the state organization.

Pittard Atlanta Georgia ‘Fertilizer Mixers’ Association Georgia Organization

Bartlett's Sixth District Future Uncertain Amid Illness

Congressman Bartlett of the Sixth district faces a serious physical condition and may not seek re election. Friends offer to assist his campaign but he has not yet decided.

Bartlett

Phrase Fragments From A Curious Sideshow

Odd lines mix slang and garbled phrases about money and terms. The piece trails through cryptic exchanges and stray quotes while hinting at a satirical or ad lit fragment.

Clare D Heidler Returns From Three State Meet

Clare D Heidler returns from the three state meet in Charleston and resorts near the historic city. He served as president of the Carolina Florida Laundry men's Association for the past year and declined reelection while becoming secretary and treasurer. Back in Athens he, as chamber secretary, prepared the new charter bill copies and sent legal advertisement notices to Senator DuBose and Representatives Lipscomb and Rhodes.

Heidler Charleston Carolina-Florida Laundrymen’s Association Gratis Athens Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce DuBose Lipscomb Rhodes

Priestess of Culture at Panama-Pacific Exposition

Herbert Adams designed this decorative figure for the rotunda of the Palace of Fine Arts. The exposition opens in San Francisco on February 20, 1915. The building covers two fifths of a mile in length and is built of steel and concrete.

Herbert Adams Palace of Fine Arts San Francisco

Weekend Round Trip Rates From Athens to Wainesville Midland Stations

Round trip weekend fares from Athens Georgia to all Wainesville Midland stations listed. To Cleveland Ga $2.73 to Nacoochee Helen and North Helen Ga $3.18. Two trains daily tickets on Saturdays Sundays, limited to Monday. County hacks meet trains at Cleveland and Nacoochee. Traffic manager W B Veazey Gainesville Ga.

Athens Wainesville Midland Cleveland Nacoochee

Landmarks of Paris Motel de Ville Echoes History

A atmospheric stroll through Paris recalls the 1832 barricades near Rue St. Martin and the Church of St. Merry once St. Mederic begun in 1520. Rainy streets reveal the Rue de Venise a once feared haven for usurers and cutthroats now dim and grim.

Paris St. Martin Merry Mederic Rue St. Martin Rue de Venise

Revisiting Paris's Hotel de Ville and its burning past

We travel toward the Seine to the Hotel de Ville site once home to Paris history. The 1871 communards burned the building amid a siege, killing hundreds as they fled into its flames. The square witnessed the Bastille capture remains and the July 14 1789 crowds, with Louis XVI showing himself at a window.

Seine Hotel de Ville Committee of Public Safety Communards Tuileries Palais Royal

Priceless Egyptian Papyrus Missing From Louvre

The Matin reports an ancient illuminated copy of the Book of the Dead valued highly and presented in 1887 by Egyptologist Adolphe Cattain is missing from the Louvre. The text notes the papyrus is a mag nificently illuminated long scroll over seventy feet in length.

Paris Louvre

Mud-walled cottages near Nottingham condemned for safety

A correspondent reports mud built cottages in Scarrington near Nottingham, dating back centuries. Walls are up to two feet thick and many structures are unsafe or condemned, with a ruined dovecote showing the thickness and aging, while villagers fear modern houses will replace the hamlet.

London Country Life Scarrington Nottingham

Wolsey's Wine Vault to Stay Undisturbed at Whitehall

London authorities will keep Cardinal Wolsey's wine cellar intact as Whitehall offices expand. The low brick vault behind the great hall once served clerks at the United Services Institution and now reveals the cardinal's carved stone arms.

London Cardinal Wolsey Whitehall United Services Institution Wolsey Whitehall Palace York Place York Henry VIII Wolzey Esher Henry

Judith Gauthier Hosts Buddha Surprise at Paris Party

Paris author Judith Gauthier famed for Chinese subjects hosts annual carnival gathering at her Rue Washington residence. Guests discover the life sized Buddha on the piano. it sneezes and coughs, revealing the hostess in a playful moment. Also a note on Rackett Street residents seeking a name change for a quieter Queens neighborhood.

Paris Mme Judith Gauthier Washington Mme. Gauthier New York Rackett Street Queensborough

Slaton Senate Candidacy Backed by Jackson County Club

Friends of the Honorable John M. Slaton organized a Jackson County central club in Jefferson to bolster his bid for the United States Senate. Officers elected include J. A. B. Mahaffey as president Dr. J. M. Bennett as vice president Homer Hancock as secretary and treasurer.

Jefferson, Ga Friends of the John M. Slaton Jackson United States Senate J. A. B. Mahaffey J. &. Bennett Homer Hancock

St John the Baptist Day Observed by Mount Vernon Masons

Last night marked the spring festival of the Masons St John the Baptist Day at Mount Vernon lodge. A business meeting followed talks by W. F. Dorsey and Geo. H. Stone as part of the observance. The Evang elist Day occurs in December. The Baptist Day falls near the longest day of the year.

St. John, the Baptist Mount Vernon Lodge Messrs. W. FP. Dorsey Geo. HE. Stone

Called communication of Mount Vernon Lodge No 22

Mount Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M will hold a called communication at its hall on the third floor of the Max Joseph building this Thursday evening June 25 1914 at 8 30 o clock. Work will be in the Entered Apprentice degree. All qualified brethren invited to attend. By order of L N Betts W M MNO G Quinn Sec.

Mount Vernon Lodge Max Joseph

Boarders Wanted for Summer at Hotel Sanges

Wanted, roomers and boarders for the summer. House recently over hauled, papered, painted, and improved. A No 1 condition. Special summer rates, European or American. Hotel Sanges. Phone 529. See.

Sanges

Citizens Bank and Trust Co annual stockholders meeting

Notice to stockholders of Citizens Bank and Trust Co announces the annual meeting at the bank office in Athens Georgia at three o'clock p.m. Eastern standard time on the first Wednesday in July 1914. W S Johns assistant cashier signs the notice.

Citizens Bank & Trust Co Citizens Bank & Trust Company Athens Georgia W. S. Johns

Linton Spring Water Declared Pure by Health Dept

Athens Ga May 26 1914 after a thorough bacteriological examination Linton Spring Water is found pure and wholesome suitable for drinking and without germs harmful to health W W Brown M D City Bacteriologist Also selling Bowder Lithia Water Phones 504 and 95 adv Linton Spring Water Co

Department OF Health Athens W. W. Brown M. D Adv Linton Spring Water Co

Called meeting of the C A board on June 25 1914

Notice announces a called meeting of the C A board members at the YWCA residence on Thursday June 25 1914 at 11 o'clock. The rest promotes Electric Bitters as a health tonic claiming to aid stomach liver kidneys and the entire system.

Dr. King Arnica Jomes Re

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Athens Banner J. Rowe House of Lords Georgia Sclons Barrow Carranza Villa France Germany Hayti Uncle Sam Black Republic Balkans R. O. Cochran College Park John T. Pittard Winterville Baltimore Sun Clare D. Heidler Panama Pacific International Exposition Company James C.mell Athens Savings Bank Landmarks OF Motel de Ville Weill Cardinal Judith Gauthier AS Buddha FOR GOV. Slaton Jackson County Jefferson Central Club ST. John. the Baptist Masonic Lodge L. N. Betts W. M. Mno G. Quinn Sec Linton
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