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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1914

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Senate Rejects Woman Suffrage Amendment 35 to 34

The Senate voted 35 to 34 against a constitutional amendment extending suffrage to women. The failed measure would have required two thirds. Earlier, the Vardaman proposal to extend suffrage to Negroes and then women was defeated 48 to 19, with three Southern senators supporting for white women only.

Associated Press Washington Senate A Williams Congress Shafroth Colorado Lea Tennessee Sheppard Texas Randall Louisiana

Major telegraph firms consent to antitrust decree

The Western Union Telegraph Company and the American Telephone and Telegraph Company agreed to a Mississippi antitrust decree. They and other defendants must pay $50,000 penalties to the state. The decree notes AT&T and its allies have disposed of all Western Union stock they held.

Ins Western Union Telegraph Company American Telephone & Telegraph Company Mississippi Western Union

Excursions Assured for Athens Trade Day Inauguration

Prominent local businesses have organized a Merchants Trade Day Association to launch excursions by rail from Athens. The plan, led by the Chamber of Commerce, calls for forty members each paying 25 dollars as a working fund. A meeting is set for tonight at 8 15 at city hall to formalize plans and recruit more subscribers.

Athens Banner Publishing Company H. R. Palmer & Sons Davison-Nicholson Company Johnson Shoe Company Erwin & Company Athens Empire Laundry R. Brandt Athens Shoe Company W. T. Collins & Company Dorsey Furniture Company the McGregor Company Athens Herald Athens Railway & Electric Co Head Ward Bros Jay H. Epting Company Costa’s. E Sporting Goods Co Elite Theater Bernstein Bros Sol J. Boley Chamber of Commerce Erwin Merchants Trade Day Association City Hall

Lavers of Conley Deny Access to Interrogation

In Atlanta on March 19 officials denied requests to block interviews with James Conley, the condemned accessory in the Phagan murder. His counsel said they only sought to be present during any interviews.

Lavers Conley Associated Press Atlanta, Ga James Conley Phagan

Athens High to Meet Auburn Team on Herty Field

Athens High School schedules a Saturday 3 30 contest at Herty Field against Perry-Rainey Institute from Auburn Georgia. The match promises to be an interesting start to finish with local fans eyeing the outcome.

Athens Perry-Rainey Institute Auburn Georgia Herty Field

Fresh Produce Offer From FEARS At Spring Salad Market

Readable list of vegetables and fruits offered by FEARS including snap beans rutabaga turnips lettuce celery potatoes grapefruit apples and Florida oranges priced per dozen. Also mentions Spring Onion Carrots Radishes and the vendors Arrold and Abney.

Florida Williamson's

Uncle Sam Reopens Mexican Peace Talks Amid Crises

Washington reports President Wilson welcomes resumption of negotiations with the Huerta government to seek peace in Mexico. Senor Rojas travels to brief the US envoy on his candidacy and the administration cautions that recognition will await popular backing for lasting peace. Unrelated dispatches note rumors of filibustering near Palafox and Villa predicting Torreon fall by March 31. Local ads follow.

Associated Press Washington United States Huerta Mexico Wilson Gener Portillo Rojas John Lind Senor Rojas Madero Torreon

Officials of Seaboard Air Line in Athens on business

Messrs. R. I. Cheatham and S. P. Stringfellow officials of Seaboard Air Line Railway traffic department spent part of yesterday in Athens with local commercial agent J. Z. Hoke. They were here on important business beyond routine visits and may release information in a few days.

Messrs R. I. Cheatham S. P. Stringfellow Trafic Department Seaboard Air Line Railway Athens J. Z. Hoke

Torpedo Boat Hits Passenger Steamer Near Venice

Venice reports a torpedo boat struck a small passenger steamer between Venice and Lind. Fifty people are drowned, many Americans ashore safe. Fifteen aboard were saved. victim names and dates not yet confirmed.

Associated Press Venice Lind Adriatic Ames

Organizer CME Calls Athens Workers to Public Meeting

An open meeting is held this evening at Federation hall on Lumpkin street Athens between Broad and Clayton at 7 30 pm The event is hosted by Organizer Cone who has a message for wage earners of Athens and vicinity and the general public is urged to attend The notice also lists local ad items from Arnold Abney including Young Tender Spring Salad and New Irish Potatoes per quart

Federation Hall Aithens Cone Athens Lumpkin Street Broad Clayton

Opening Millinery Event at Eptings in Athens

The millinery department at Jay H. Epting Co. on Broad Street hosts an unprecedented week long hat sale. The store emphasizes latest fashion innovations and urges customers to visit today under the slogan Under the Blazing Light.

Athens Epting’s Broad Street JAY H. Epting CO

Clarke County Democrats Call Meeting for Primary Rules

Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee announces a gathering at noon March 23 1914 in Athens to set rules for the county officers primary. The event signals the start of the 1914 campaign with possible alignment or variation on state primary timing.

of Clarke Athens Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee Erwin H. C. Erwin B. E. Fortson E. S. Price A. G. Dudley F. K. Freeman Vincent Mathews John White Morton C. H. Phinizy Arthur Flatau Joe Deadwyler

Summer School Lectures and Chautauqua at Georgia

Dr T J Wooster leads a diverse summer program at the University of Georgia including general assembly lectures chautauqua and lyceum events for 1914 Open evenings feature President Henry Lawrence Southwick and a lineup of orchestras readings and lectures on topics from Shakespeare to Babylonian archaeology through speakers Booth Lowry L R Geissler P P Claxton and Miss Carolyn Cobb plus musical groups Hawkeye Glee Club and Avon Sketch Club with plans for additionals programs later announced

T. J. Wooster Peabody School of Education University of Georgia General Assembly Redpath Vbureau Henry Lawrence Southwick Emerson School of Oratory E. T. Banks University of Chicago Bismaya Adab Assyria Egypt Booth Lowry Avon Sketch Club Hawkeye Glee Club Sidney Lanier Johne E. White Carolyn Cobb George Eliott Shakespeare Oscar Wilde P. P. Claxton United States Commissioner of Education L R. Geissler

Vernal Equinox Forecast Promises Early Sunrises

A newspaper note explains spring arriving with the vernal equinox and days becoming longer. It cites shift in sunrise and sunset times around 6 o'clock and remarks on equal day lengths near the equinox.

Cleveland and Atlanta Fight To Tie In Eight Innings

In Atlanta on March 19 the Cleveland Naps and the Atlanta Crackers tied 6 to 6 after eight innings as darkness halted play. Cleveland led 4 0 in the first, then 5 6 7 innings saw five runs by Atlanta. Jackson had three hits in his first three at bats. Both teams collected eight hits with three errors. Batteries: Cleveland Cullop Hager man ONeill and Billings. Atlanta Efird Lawrence Browning Dunn. Lineups feature Liebold Olson Jackson Lajoie Johnston Dunlap Graney for Cleveland and McConnell Schwind Welchonce Long Flanagan Bible Lynch for Atlanta.

Atlanta Cleveland Naps Crackers Jackson Cullop Hagerman O'Neill Billings Efird Lawrence Browning Dunn Liebold Olson Lajoie Johnston Dunlap Graney

Lucy Cobb Hosts Elberton and Woodberry Basketball

In Athens two games are scheduled at Lucy Cobb Institute. This afternoon at 4 15 Lucy Cobb meets Elberton high school, undefeated this year. Tomorrow at 3 o clock Lucy Cobb faces Woodberry from Atlanta in what promises to be a fine exhibition.

Athens Lucy Cobb Institute Lucy Cobb Elberton High School Washington The Lucies Woodberry Atlanta

Demonstration Promises Gas Stove Savings and Baking Event

A hardware firm advertises a daily demonstration of a “Famous Gas Generator” for coal or wood stoves, claiming fuel savings, no labor, smoke, ashes or soot. Kerosened gas is produced. orders via Jublin Bros. Baking demo runs 2 to 6 pm Saturday with invitations to ladies.

Fleming- Dearing Hardware Co Jublin Bros Adv

Also Mentioned on This Page

Athens High Sam Laredo Tex Palafox Monard Fort Mcintosh Angel Food Arnold & Abney Arnold & ‘Abney Organizer CME Eptings Executive Howell C. Erwin C. N. Weatherly G. C. Thomas Bradberry J. R. Nunnally J. W. Daniel Buck Branch J. T. Pittard J. W. Tuck Sandy Creek E. A. Lampkin Suddeth N. B. Davis W. C. Flanigen J. G. Paine W. A Phillips Princeton R. L. Bramblett A. C Bishop Kenney's A. L. King R. W. Lamkin McConnell Schwind Welchonce Long Flanagan Bible Lynch Stone’s Petit Jury
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