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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

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Big Boom in Business Promised by President Wilson

President Wilson told Virginia editors at the White House of a coming boom in business and relief from currency reform. He praised reform plans, warned of past feverish conditions, and said the administration aims for a strong revival with constitutional corrections rather than surgical cures. The speech signals a broader trust legislation push and market confidence.

Associated Press Washington Congress Wilson Virginia White House

The Majestic Theatre Presents Two Top Pictures

The Majestic Theatre in Athens features two acclaimed films today. The comedy The iAlarm delivers loud laughs while Battle in The Clouds runs three reels. Alarm is the two reel pick for a second viewing.

Majestic Theatre Athens Adv

Annual Meeting Notice for American State Bank Stockholders

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the American State Bank will be held in the bank office on Tuesday July 14 1934 at 4 oclock p m R W Sizer cashier announces.

The American State Bank Bank J Elock Cp. m

The Perils Pauline Episode Premieres At Elite Today

The seventh episode of The Perils Pauline debuts at the Elite today. Admission 6 and 10 cents. Also featured are Green Apples for pies from Fears Grocery Co.

Diplomatic Exchange Over California Land Law Published

The United States and Japan released their correspondence on California alien land law in Washington and Tokyo. The dispute centers on fairness and discrimination alleged by Japan, with talks stalled and a possible path toward Hague arbitration discussed. The full exchange runs about thirty thousand words.

Associated Press Washington Tokio Japan Viscount Chinda Bryan Tokio Foreign Office United States The Hague

Fresh Produce and Special Prices at Buchwalds Today

Local grocer Buchwalds advertises fresh cabbage at 5 cents a head, beets 10 cents a dozen, cucumbers 30 cents a dozen, yellow squash 74 2/3 cents a pound, new potatoes 74 4 cents a quart, ripe tomatoes 50 cents a basket, sugar 1.20 a 25 pound sack, watermelons 15–20 cents, grapefruit 3 for 25 cents, and Florida oranges 40 cents a dozen, phone number listed.

Southern to keep ticket collectors on main line trains

Washington June 25 Comptroller A H Plant denied reports that Southern Railway would remove ticket collectors from passenger trains saying collectors have been withdrawn only on some light traffic trains and will remain on the important main line trains with no further reductions planned.

Washington, D. C Southern Railway Company A. H. Plant Lnes

Mediators adjourn to Niagara Falls amid Mexican talks

In Niagara Falls June 25 mediators delay further action on the Mexican issue. Dagama of Brazil goes to Long Branch, Suarez of Chili may leave soon, Argentina remains to meet Constitutionalists delegates. Calderon arrives from Carranza for talks. Conference site candidates include Niagara Falls or Buffalo.

Associated Press Niagara Falls Dagama Brazil Long Branch N. J Suarez Chili Argentina Washington Calderon Carranza Huerta Constitutionalst Buffalo Niagara Falls

Half Town of Salem Wiped Out by Fire

Salem Mass June 25 estimated damage ran into billions as half the town burned after a leather factory explosion. Dynamiting controlled the blaze while 50 plus injured filled hospitals and thousands were left homeless. Militia patrolled streets due to poor water pressure and massive destruction.

Salem Associated Press Mass

Carranza Asked to Conference at Niagara Falls

Carranza received a note from mediators at Niagara Falls inviting constitutionalists to send representatives to a mediation conference. The note’s contents were not divulged but described as friendly. Carranza would respond to the mediators from Monterey on Saturday. Constitutionalist officers remain optimistic that mediators will act justly toward the constitutionalists.

Associated Press Saltillo Carranza Niagara Falls Monterey

Council to Press Action in Sewer Compliance

A called council committee meeting at 8:30 will address several matters with the sewer issue as a main item. The body recently backed enforcement of the water and sewer connection law for properties near mains, citing illness and discomfort from noncompliance and resolutions for recorder's court actions against notified delinquents.

Recorder’s Court Council

Athens Faces Madison Team In Afternoon Game

An Athens baseball squad led by Cor ley Morton Hodgson and other strong players will meet the fast Madison nine at Madison this afternoon. Washington and Madison, two-year rivals, are scheduled to clash on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.

Athens Corley Morton Hodgson Madison Washington Madisdn

The Perils of Pauline Episode Seven Ad

Advertisement notes seventh episode of The Perils of Pauline with admission 5 and 10 cents. Also promotes fresh produce including yellow crook neck squash tomatoes cantaloupes and green apples for pies and fries from Fears Grocery Co.

Fears Grocery Co

Claflin & Company Faces Largest Mercantile Failure

New York on June 25 announces that H B Claflin & Company, a major dry goods house, has entered receivership. Estimated liabilities reach thirty million dollars with assets around forty four million. Banks nationwide hold the notes and John Claflin leads the involved firms. The failure arises from shifting New York trade centers and reliance on distant retail profits.

Associated Press New York United States H. B. Claflin & Company Claflin John Claflin New York City J. P. Morgan & Company Wall Street Claflin & Company United Dry Goods Company Morgan & Company Associated Merchants Company Claflin Company Associated Merchats Company

Text-Books of Athens Educator Adopted by Several States

News from Montgomery Alabama reports Prof S V Sanford grammar adopted for Georgia and Alabama agricultural and county high schools. Tennessee also adopted Sanford High School Grammar, with plans to adopt elementary and grammar school texts soon. Georgia had adopted three Sanford texts previously.

Text-Books OF Athens Georgia Alabama Tennessee Montgomery S. V. Sanford Sanford University of Georgia

Miss Annie Lyle Named Assistant Postmaster of Athens

The Athens post office announces Miss Annie Lyle will be assistant postmaster. She has worked at the stamp window for years and is highly regarded for her ability and efficiency. Mr Stovall steps down as assistant postmaster and becomes cashier at the reorganized Citizens Bank.

Annie Lyle City OF Athens Athens Stovall Paul Smith Citizens Bank

Remains of Mrs MaFee Leave for Cleveland

The body of Mrs Louisa McAfee will be carried to Cleveland this morning on the Gainesville Midland train. The funeral and burial will be at her old home in White County this afternoon.

Mrs. Mafee Cleveland Gainesville Midland White County

Rumor Denied Joe Bean to Coach Sewanee Next Spring

Athens coverage debunks circulating tale that Joe Bean would coach Sewanee baseball next season and resign from Atlanta roles. Bean states no contract, remains with Atlanta playgrounds and is negotiating Georgia return. Also reports Citizens Bank reopens as Commercial Bank of Athens amid reorganization and stronger capital.

Joe Bean Sewanee Georgia Athens Bob McWhorter Augusta Boston Giants Bean Bewanee Atlanta Atlanta Athletic Club State of Georgia Treasury Department W. J. Speer 0. Anderson Citizens Bank & Trust Co J. C. Anderson Ass’t Bank Examiner

Death of William A. McGuire at Lumpkin Street Home

William A. McGuire, aged 53, died last night at 9 30 at his Lumpkin Street residence after a patient illness of weeks. He leaves a wife and four children including a married daughter and another employed in the Western Union Telegraph office. Funeral arrangements were not set, but burial is planned for Saturday at Nicholson.

William Anderson McGuire Lumpkin Street Western Union Telegraph Company Nicholson

Death of Well Known Young Man Clayton Mathews

Yesterday morning about 3 o'clock at a local hospital died Clayton Mathews aged twenty five. He was a son of W. H. Mathews of this city. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Oconee cemetery with many sorrowing friends in attendance.

Clayton Mathews Clayton, Mathews W. H. Mathews Oconee Cemetery

Child Welfare Committee Meets in Athens

This afternoon an Athens Child Welfare Committee meeting will include Mrs. L. Becker of the Georgia Children's Home Society, with members Chas. H. Phinizy J C Hutchens A H Davison Geo D Thomas J M Fullilove L A Brooks and D P Haselton. Mrs. Becker aims to report on local work and confer on vital cases.

L. 8. Becker Georgia Children’s Home Society Athens Child Welfare Committee Chas. H. Phinizy J. C. Hutchens A. H. Davison Geo. D. Thomas J. M. Fullilove L. A. Brooks D. P. Haselton Becker

All-Day Singing Sunday at Princeton

An all-day Georgia style singing event is planned for Princeton next Sunday with leaders including Mr. Robert Hale and Mr. Wallace of Prospect. Dinner on the grounds is offered and attendees are invited to bring baskets.

Princeton Georgia Robert Hale Wallace Prospect

Deaths from heat in Elberton and Jefferson area

Reports from Athens state upholsterer A. D. McAllister of Elberton died from heat while another man, a colored worker near Jefferson, collapsed in a cotton field and died from heat exposure.

Athens A. D. McAllister Elberton Jefferson Foua

Also Mentioned on This Page

Newlands Trade Commission Cummins Trade Commission Borah Reed Majestic R. W. Sizer Cashier U. S Buchwald's Dence Madisonians Pauline Green U.S Claflin & CO Clafilin H. B. Clafilin & Company Louisa McAfee the Commercial Bank Sewanee, Tennessee NEW Bank Andrew C. Erwin C. D. Flan Igen H. H. Gor Don, Jr Harvey Stovall W. S. Johns George G. Hutch Blanton E. Fortson A.C. Erwin C. D Citizens’ Bank and Trust Company Commercial, Bank of Athens W. A. McGuire Georgian
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