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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1913

Page

5

Assassins Victim King George of Greece Assassinated

Saloniki reports reveal King George of Greece was assassinated this afternoon after commanding troops earlier in the war. He had arrived in Saloniki in December during the siege of a Turkish fortress and met with King Ferdinand of Bulgaria to discuss territory postwar. The piece traces the throne's history from 1863 to the present and notes the Queen Olga’s aid to the sick.

Saloniki George Greece Ferdinand Bulgaria London Athens Europe William George Gluecksburg Christian IX Denmark Alexandra England Great Britain Englandfi William George Hellas Otto I Duke of Edinburgh Duke of Saxe Olga Constantine Russia Indian Islands George I United States Christopher Duke of Sparta Sophia William II Turkey

Ruler Ages Highlight Shift in European Leadership

The report notes Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria remains a central figure while King George is identified as the oldest reigning European monarch, marking a notable age-related shift in continental leadership.

Francis Joseph of Austria George

Increased Activity in Eradication of Cattle Tick

Washington March 18 increased activity in eradicating the cattle tick is expected after revised quarantine rules by the United States Department of Agriculture. President Finley of the Southern Bay Company says loosened movement rules will encourage farmers to remove ticks from herds and benefit individually, with large areas released from quarantine. Mississippi shows 2181 dipping vats by end of 1912, signaling broader action across the quarantined region and a potential tick destruction within years. Senator Bacon gains admiration as a steadfast statesman amid partisan divides.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture Finley Southern Bay Company Bureau of Animal Industry Secretary of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Mississippi

Southern Commercial Congress to Examine European Rural Finance

Washington dispatch reports Secretary Bryan directing American ambassadors to secure courtesies for a European rural credit study mission. The semi official commission, approved by Congress and President Wilson, will investigate cooperative credit, purchasing, markets, and distribution to boost agricultural production and reduce living costs.

Washington Europe American Commission Southern Commercial Congress William Jennings Bryan Knox State Department Congress Wilson Bryan Secretary of State Cam Paign Farmer Pic Democratic National Partmarin Oe Agricultural Co-Operative Movement Organization of Co-Operative Credit Federal Congress The Nations Commission

Winterville Items Include Visits and Engagement Note

Miss Sarah Lena Arnold of near Crawford has been visiting friends here for several days. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dunlap left Tuesday for a two week visit to his mother in Westminster, S. C. Little Miss Sarah Elder of Athens spent the weekend with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thornton. The engagement of Miss Leila Waggoner is announced.

Winterville Sarah Lena Arnold Crawford W. A. Dunlap Mr. Dunlap West Sarah Elder Athens J. W. Thornton Leila Waggoner Irwin Coile Wag ¥Oner Grace Johnson B. A. Hooks Thomas Dublin F. H. Kroner A. T. Harper Waggoner Griffeth Elbert Carter Crawford Freeman Sarah Harris Joe Stone

Sunday Schools in Atlanta Break Attendance Records

In Athanta Ga on March 18 two Atlanta Sunday schools contest attendance for 15 weeks with a picnic prize for the winner. First Christian leads after last Sunday with 1135 attendees versus 802 at Second Baptist, despite a handicap. Canvassing, social talks, and prize incentives boosted turnout, with both schools showing dramatic gains and a lively campaign spirit.

Athanta Atlanta Second Baptist John E. White First Chrisan Athinta First Christian Linde

Cement work available by T B Hill in Athens Georgia

First class cement work offered including walks steps and floors. Large experience and best quality at reasonable prices. Phone 1074. Also a note on Georgia college athletics describing a spring condition and baseball team prospects with a few proven players while others must be developed.

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