High School Convention Brings Big Turner to Athens
The fifth annual state high schools gathering drew large crowds to Sanford Field and the chapel in Athens with contests in recitation spelling and athletics. Districts across Georgia competed in 100 yard dash shot put and running events while students delivered pieces such as The Lion and the Mouse and Higher Culture in Dixie. The Sixth district won the athletic cup and the lower Eleventh earned the literary cup with strong showings from multiple districts.
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Workingmen Vote On City Bond Issue In Athens
Voters are asked to support a bond issue to fund a courthouse jail library and school repairs and expansions. The proposal seeks to remodel build or raze structures and finance with interest bonds retired as taxes rise. The plan targets relief for residents and business districts, with July 11th as the election date.
Legislature to Meet in Walton County
Special to the Banner reports Atlanta June 28 that the legislature will convene Monday in Walton county to consider the double failure to call out troops and assign blame for the crisis. The session aims to fix responsibility for the breakdown in mobilization and public order.
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Georgia Journal Calls for Swift Probe After Mob Lynching
The paper condemns criminal neglect that let a prisoner be taken from guards and lynched, urging the legislature to investigate, fix responsibility, and punish those at fault. It argues mob violence is worsened by official indifference and warns Georgia’s good name hangs on strong actions. Continued on Page Five. Special ads list tender snap beans, new Irish potatoes, squash, tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, cantaloupes, pineapples, peaches, and fryers with contact numbers.
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Georgia Governor's message urges conservation and law enforcement
Executive Department, Atlanta, June 28, 1911. Governor J M Brown commends conservative progress, calls for stronger law enforcement, and stresses local self government, public sentiment as law, and restrained spending while praising the state’s prosperity and peaceful year. He warns against laxity that invites crime and urges legislators to enact enforceable laws within constitutional bounds.
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