University of Georgia Student Struck by Falling Window Pane
George H. Gillon, a University of Georgia student, was struck on the head by a third story window pane at the Moore building. The glass cut two inches into the scalp but did not fracture the skull. He was unconscious briefly, bled heavily, and remained ill but later regained consciousness with medical care to combat shock.
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George H. Gillon
University of Georgia
Gillon
Moore
Quillian
Cotton Receipts in Athens Slow Growth Ahead
The Athens cotton market shows mounting receipts at a slow pace. Last week 1750 bales arrived versus 875 the prior year, with next month and April outlooks weaker. shipments lag behind receipts and stock on hand remains sizable.
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Athens
Michael Bros Co Promotes Ready to Wear Women's Skirts and Linens
Michael Bros Co announces a wide range of women apparel and fabrics with prices from 5.50 to 15.00 for skirts, shirt waists and silks. The listing highlights white goods, mercerizedwaists, lawns, embroideries, and linen cambrics, plus 100 styles of dress silks and other spring fabrics. The Banner leads with fine printing on these offerings.
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Michael Bros.co
Parker Thinks Teddy Will Run For President
Judge Parker says Roosevelt will seek a Republican nomination for a third term. He notes Roosevelt once pledged not to run again and believes the president intends to pursue the nomination, a view formed after meeting lawmakers in Mississippi and traveling toward North Carolina. A separate ad touts King's New Discovery for lung ailments with a testimonial from J. W. Williams and offers trial bottles.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alton Ts. Parker
North Carolina
The
Ledger
Lam
Roosevelt
Washington
Georgia Baseball Team in Shape for Clemson Opener
Coach Tommy Stouchard, Capt. Arthur Sullivan, and a strong Georgia roster groom the Univers ity squad for the season with Clemson as the opener. Sullivan eyeing a premier year as pitcher, backed by a catcher in trust. Candidates fill multiple positions led by McWhorter’s absence and Franklin expected at catcher.
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Tommy Stouchard
Arthur Sullivan
Clemson
Georgia
Capt
Sullivan
Dixie
Marcus McWhorter
Appitcher
Fielder
Edelstein
Redfern
Broughton
Franklin
Ketron
Robson
McDonald
Rohson
Ralph Hadeson
Cox
Dearing R. Neely
Davis
Daly
Hi Erwin
Watson
Shortstop
Ginsberg
Brantley
Walker
Morton Sledgson
Ces
Ralph Hodgson
Ransom
Seven Years Burglary Convict Comes to Death in Cell
Vaughn, a convict in Georgetown Georgia, after being found guilty of burglary and sentenced to seven years, died by morphine overdose in his cell this morning. Sheriff heard heavy breathing at daylight and doctors failed to revive him. The report also includes an editor's note praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism and its local sale through H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro.
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Ernest Georgetown
Vaughn
Vaughan
J. C. Bayne
the Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Pensions Paid by Ordinary Wingfield to Veterans
Ordinary Wingfield distributed more than eight thousand dollars in state pensions to veterans and widows after a donor, an old Confederate veteran, supplied the funds. The timely disbursement eased delayed payments and drew warm thanks from recipients across the county.
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Clarke
Wingfield
Winefield
Our Store Display of New Stock and Bargains
Davison-Nicholson store advertises new stock including white goods, laces, embroidery, and dress fabrics with special prices. It highlights a reduced lot at 10 cents valued 25 cents, plus 25 cent specials on stationery and exotic basket shapes. Local testimonials endorse Foley’s Honey and Tar for lung health.
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Eanev
University of Georgia Alumni Endowment Fund Progress
The alumni endowment subscription total started at about forty nine thousand dollars and now stands near forty three thousand after invalidations by death. Treasurer Strahan reports over forty thousand collected with more good subscriptions to come as the Y M C A and gymnasium project seeks thirty five thousand dollars. An Athens canvass led by Mr. Munger aims to report by June when the alumni meet, supporting the university’s new chancellor and campus development.
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University of Georgia
Strahan
Munger
Athens
The Queer Death Of Young Meal
Valdosta Ga March 15 Jack Myer a young white man was killed in Homerville in an unusual accident. He was helping to load telephone poles when a cant hook end struck the hook handle against his neck as a pole turned over. The blow broke his neck and he died within minutes.
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Valdosta
Jack Myer
Homerville
Weaver Widow Dies in Lexington Georgia
Mrs. M S Weaver wife of Rev M S Weaver died after long illness in Lexington Georgia She leaves husband four daughters and a son Dave burial held today from the Baptist church Also a note promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a purifying remedy sold by local druggists.
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Lexington
M. S. Weaver
M.S. Weaver
Dave
Baptist Church
Alexander
Cary, Me
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Cheney’s Exreqtorant Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement urges prompt use of Cheney’s Exreqtorant for coughs and colds to prevent pneumonia. The ad notes a price of 25 cents per bottle available at all drug stores and mentions Fine Printing the Banner Leads.
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Cheney
Lecture on The Wonders of Oxygen at State Normal School
Tonight at eight o'clock Dr H V Richards eminent scientist will lecture at the State Normal School for the annual benefit. Admission is fifty cents and a large audience is expected. The talk will be well illustrated and cover The Wonders of Oxygen. Police fight petty thefts with two cases under investigation including thefts from Mr Max Joseph at Globe Racket Store and the loss of twenty dollars from Mr W P Vouderau's desk after he left it unlocked.
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Mr. Joseph
Vonderall
State Normal School
Normal School
H. V. Richards
The
Storce
Max Joseph
Globe
W. P. Vouderau
Seaboard Air Line
Death of William D Shea One of State's Oldest Methodist Ministers
Atlanta March 15 Rev William Drury Shea a veteran Methodist minister died at his home 123 Garnett street after a year of declining health He attended the Roswell wedding of Roosevelt's mother as a youth and was later invited to welcome the President to Roswell but could not attend due to illness He passed away Wednesday evening after 7 oclock leaving a noted clerical career and community service legacy.
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Atlanta
William Drury Shea
Methodist Church
Garnett Street
Mr. Shea
Roosevelt
Roswell
South
Cemetery Trustees Are Given Help
The mayor and council approved a 300 dollar appropriation to the trustees of Oconee Hill Cemetery to fund necessary labor for maintaining walks and driveways in presentable condition year round. The city, previously using two hands by the sexton, moves to a direct cash grant this year.
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Oconee Hill Cemetery
Tragic Death of an Actress in New York Apartment
In New York on March 15 Louis Nester locked his wife in a bathroom and shot Stella Reynolds of New Orleans, an actress visiting their home, then killed himself after a violent quarrel over Reynolds’ call. Mrs Noszer helped restrain him and the maid released the wife.
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New York
Louis Noster
Stella Reynolds
New Orleans
Miss Reynolds
Noszer
Double Tragedy Ends in Murder Suicide at Door
In a fatal event Noszer killed Miss Reynolds also known as Es telle Young and then took his own life after declaring both would die. Miss Reynolds was 25 and Noszer 40. Holy Mass and confessions schedule follow at a Catholic church with services set for March 17 and 18.
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Miss Reynolds
Noszer
Father Rapier
Confessions
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George Gillon
Michael Bros. CO
Opring Values
Parker
Teddy
J. W. Williams
Backy
W. J. Smith
H. R. Palmer Sons
Stouch
Kimgele
Chase
Ispec
A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Mro. Weaver
Lexington, GA
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