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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

5

This Date In History June 27 Athens Banner notes

The June 27 entry lists newspaper delivery rates and notes on timely delivery. It highlights figures from history including Heber D. Curtis born June 27 1872 and earlier events from 1696 to 1876. Also mentions Helen Keller turning 32 and Bishop Earl Cranston at 72.

Heber D. Curtis Muskegon Mich University of Michigan Napa College University of the Pacific United States Naval Observatory Sumatra University of Virginia Lick Observatory Curtis Labrador D. Ogden Mills Helen A. Keller Earl Cranston Methodist Episcopal Church Stew

Governor Brown Emphasizes Georgia Treasury Reform

Governor Joseph M. Brown’s message to the General Assembly outlines the separation of state condition from treasury status. It notes overextended appropriations, underfunded education, and calls for remedies. The address stresses education funding and liberal support for higher institutions, and aims to influence legislative action.

Joseph M. Brown General Assembly of Georgia Brown eGorgia General Assembly

The Choice of a Nominee in Democratic Balloting

The Democratic Party begins balloting for a presidential nominee with no clear first ballot majority likely. Oscar Underwood emerges as the strongest candidate, backed by four Southern states, poised to gain New York’s support after initial ballots, and presented as a conservative, pro reform candidate acceptable to both sides.

United States Parker Bryan Wilson Harmon Champ Clark Oscar Underwood New York Underwood Congress Wall Street Baltimore Mr. Bryan

University Leads Georgia Good Roads Effort

The University of Georgia backs the good roads movement with a newly expanded highway department led by Prof. Charles M. Strahan. Counties seeking guidance have saved far more for road improvements than the university’s expenditure, as editors note. The Athens convention benefits from the university’s scientific aid, promoting efficient use of road funds and advancing the practical art of road building.

Georgia University of Georgia University Charles M. Strahan The Atlanta Journal Athens Itelands Crady

Georgia Delegation Stands Beside Underwood at Baltimore

The Georgia delegation in Baltimore remains united behind Underwood for the presidential nomination. Chairman Pendleton praises the level headed team and urges the public to judge Georgia by its actions, not hostile press reports or unfounded rumors.

Georgia Underwood Pendleton Baltimore

New National Democratic Committee Members List

Baltimore June 26 Members of the new national democratic committee selected include William Dorsey Jelks Alabama Reese M. Ling Arizona John B. Sanford California Thomas J. McCue Colorado Homer S. Cummings Connecticut Willard Saulsbury Delaware John T. G. Crawford Florida Clark Howell Georgia P. H. Elder Idaho Charles Beechenstein Illinois Thomas Taggart Indiana M. J. Wade Iowa William F. Sapp Kansas John C. C. Mayo Kentucky Robert Ewing Louisiana J. Fred C. Talbott Maryland E. L. Jones Maine Edwin O. Weed Michigan F. F. Lynch Minnesota Robert Powell Mississippi Edward F. Goltra Missouri J. Bruce Kramer Montana P. L. Hill Nebraska Eugene E. Reed New Hampshire Robert S. Hudspeth New Jersey Josephus Daniels North Carolina E. H. Moore Ohio Robert Galbraith Oklahoma Will R. King Oregon A Mitchell Palmer Pennsylvania George F. Greene Rhode Island B. H. Tillman South Carolina Cato Sells Texas William R. Wallace Utah Thomas H. Browne Vermont John Pattison West Virginia John T. McGraw.

Baltimore New National Democratic Committee Alabama William Dorsey Jelks Arizona Reese M. Ling California John B. Sanford Colorado Thomas J. McCue Connecticut Homer Cummings Delaware Willard Saulsbury Florida John T. G. Crawford Georgia xClark Howell Idaho P. H. Elder Illinois Charles Beechenstein Indiana xThomas Taggart Tlowa J. Wade Kansas New Hampshire xEugene E. Reed New Jersey xRobert S. Hudspeth North Carolina xJosephus Daniels Ohio E. H. Moore Oklahoma Robert Galbraith Oregon Will R. King Pennsylvania A. Mitchell Palmer Rhode Island xGeorge F. Greene South Carolina

Athens forms new Quadrangle Baseball League on Herty Field

The University of Georgia a nd Chancellor Barrow allow the use of Herty Athletic Field to the Y M C A for a summer league. The Quadrangle Baseball League includes teams from the mechanics office Southern Mfg Co and the Y M C A. Track work is encouraged with hopes of turning aspiring athletes into productive runners.

Athens Herty Field Sanford Field City Baseball League Barrow Herty Athletic Field Quadrangle Baseball League Mechanics Southern Mfg. Co C. O. Heidler Herty Wooster David C. Barrow

Athens Eyes First Class Chautauqua Event This Summer

Athens plans a lengthy chautauqua program extending over several weeks not a frantic few days. The piece notes Bryan's prominence as a Republican convention reporter and his secret conference with Roosevelt campaign financial managers affecting public perception.

Athens Bryan Roosevelt

Summer party questions mix fish names and literature

The piece notes an entertainment section activity asking guests to fill booklets with fish names as answers to playful questions about astronomical taste and other puns. It mentions a sea themed veranda party with green covers and fish shaped place cards and a fish supper. It also covers a baseball note about Roanoke not selling Bert Gordin, a Washington bid for Hank O’Day, and a long Yazoo City vs Columbus game moment with a catcher playing for both teams.

July Woman's Home Companion Red Rover Water Babies Yazoo City Columbus Yazoo

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