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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1919

Page

2

Voters cast ballots today for city school tax plan

The Chamber of Commerce campaign committee chaired by H. J. Rowe and others calls for a two mill tax increase to fund living wages for public school teachers. Polls open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at City Hall with voters urged to support better schools and education. committee seeks transport assistance and mobilization from citizens.

H. J. Rowe C. D. Flanigen A. W. Brooks J. Warren Smith M. G. Nicholson J. W. Jarrell J. Boley E. R. Hodgson, Jr H. A. Nix Ww. G. Griffeth M. J. Abney H A. Palmer City Hall Polly Nenc Oberg of Commerce Seevery Chamber of Commerce Inés W. Brooks

Kansas Governor Attacks Southern Cotton Growers

Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas denounced Southern cotton growers as trading upon the misery of the world in a letter refusing an invitation to a conference with South Carolina cotton association. He contrasted Kansas wheat efforts with cotton prices, accusing cotton farmers of blocking cloth supply while Kansas seeks bread through higher wheat yields.

Associated Press Topeka Kans Henry J. Allen South Carolina Cotton Association Allen Kansas

Socialists Seek Pardon for Debs and Others

New York March 24. The Socialist Democratic League of America urges full pardon for Eugene Debs and amnesty for all jailed for expressing opinions against the war. A petition cabled to President Wilson lists signers including Charles Edward Russell John Spargo J G Phelps Stokes Charlotte Perkins Gilman Chester Wright and Upton Sinclair.

Associated Press New York Eugene Debs America Wilson Socialist Democratic League of America Charles Edward Russell John Spargo J. G. Phelps Stokes Charlotte Perkins Gulman Chester Wright Upton Sinclair

Southern League Moguls Weigh 1919 Schedule Changes

In executive session today Southern Association officials and club representatives debated revisions to the 1919 playing schedule. Disagreement focused on requirements for Sunday games across cities, delaying a final decision by four hours of discussion.

Associated Press Associaion Tases Cam Oae

Rockaway Beach Named Start Point for Atlantic Flight

Washington reports naval seaplanes will begin in Rockaway Beach Long Island then move up coast before crossing the Atlantic in May. Destroyer Barney ordered to inspect Newfoundland harbor facilities to choose the best start point. Several planes are prepared for the flight with at least two anticipated to depart. Tests of N C1 type flown with fifty one passengers aboard. City ads list fresh spinach mustard turnips beets strawberries apples oranges bananas from King Hodgson Co and laundry soap prices.

Associated Press Washington Naval Atlantic Rockaway Beach Long Island Barney New Foundland

Unanimous Stand for Paying Longstanding Teacher Bills

Rev Gartiedge argues for public action to raise pay for teachers and settle long unpaid bills. He cites need for contentment and better service, noting churches and pastors supporting generosity. The piece emphasizes timely action by the board to improve morale.

el Ray Dan Saas

Reports Indicate Large Reduction In Cotton Acreage

Memphis Tenn March 24 Report to a southern conference of planters bankers and state officials outlined pledged reductions from 2 to 30 percent. The gathering set plans to make the organization permanent and adopted resolutions to consider forming a cotton exporting corporation and to hold another acreage reduction meeting before the planting season ends.

Associated Press Memphis Tenn Orleans Harding Federal Reserve Board

Governor Dorsey Committee Arrive in Athens for Budget Review

Governor Hugh Dorsey and a legislative committee arrive in Athens to inspect the University of Georgia the Georgia State College of Agriculture and the State Normal and Industrial School. The group will stay up to three days and recommend improvements to the legislature.

Hugh Dorsey University of Georgia Georgia State College of Agriculture State Normal and Industrial School Athens Ahone

Judge West to Resume Legal Practice at End of Term

The Banner notes Governor Dorsey may alter City Court staffing as Col. 8 C. Upson leaves. Judge West, after term ends in September, plans to return to active practice with his son Henry H. West, rebuilding the firm while caring for family members back from service.

West Dorsey Athens 8. C. Upson Law School University France Henry H. Wast

Athens Woman's Club Endorses Two-Mill Tax for Teachers

At a full meeting the Athens Woman's Club endorsed a two mill tax to benefit city teachers. Members pledged to work for a full vote. The club, a longtime advocate for city improvement, shows support aligned with last week's executive board action.

Athens Woman’s Club Woman's Club Woman's Club of Athens

W. W. in Mexico Protest to Carranza on School Curriculum

Members of the I. W. W. in Mexico City temper Tem pico have sent a memorial to President Carranza protesting the inclusion of a mill instruction in the public school curriculum.

W. W Mexico Associated Press Mexico City la Casa del Obrero Munual Tempico Carranza

Committee Chairs Named for Y M C A Fund Drive

Athens Clarke County residents back a campaign to raise 15000 for current operating needs and to reduce the 20000 mortgage on the new YMCA building opened in 1916. Key leaders include W T Bryan for Citizens Committee and Mrs Julius Talmadge for the Athens Ladies Committee, with county leaders James W Morton and Mrs Morton organizing rural county efforts.

Athens Young Men's Christian Association Athens Clarke Country Athens and Clarke Young Men's Christian Association America Germany The Athens “Y W. T. Bryan Cee Leadinar Om Bryan Athens Ladies Julius Talmadge James W. Morton Puryear Clarke County Georgia Morton Mlick Cron Mra Orton Athens Association Athens Y. M C. A

Welcome Home Parade Draws 27000 Soldiers Crowd in New York

New York on March 24 welcomed 27000 soldiers of the Twentyseventh division and relatives for a vast homecoming parade planned for tomorrow. Police anticipated a crowd up to a million along a five mile march route from Washington Square to 110th Street. Hotels reported severe lodging shortages, with parlors and barber shops pressed into dormitory use.

Associated Press New York New York National Guardsmen Washington Square 110Th Street

Dentist Dr Loughridge Opens Athens Practice

Dr L D Loughridge, a well known dentist from Maxeys, will move to Athens to open offices in the Southern Mutual building. He is equipping a modern dental parlor and plans to begin business within weeks, a move welcomed by local residents.

Maxeys Mutual Building L. D. Loughridge Athens Southern Mutual

Melrose in distress after leaving St Nazaire

Halifax N S March 24 The steamer Melrose bound for New York reports distress after losing its rudder. The ship carries a detachment of the 317th tank corps and a company of United States troops.

Associated Press Halifax N.S Melrose St. Nazaire New York Trarel 317Th Tank Corps United States

Siberian Troops Drive Bolsheviks On West Urals Offensive

Paris reports the Korchak government forces have opened an offensive west of the Urals from Perm to the trans-Siberian railway. Bolsheviks fallen back more than 30 miles at some points while Okansk, 60 miles southwest of Perm, fell to Siberian troops. On a 50 mile front along the Kama river Bolshevik resistance yielded about twenty miles. Kolchak forces also reported a notable success near Birsk northwest of Ufa.

Associated Press Paris Korchak Urals Perm Omsk Okansk Osa Kama River Kolchak Birsk Ufa

Clean Up Week Scheduled by Athens Woman's Club

At a Woman's Club meeting a resolution fixed April 14 to 19 for annual Clean Up Week. The Athens movement, led by club ladies, has grown into a city effort with Mayor Erwin pledging city help. The Banner will publish special features and provide space to promote the drive to keep Athens clean.

Woman's Club Athens Acticivn Erwin

Another Hero Added To List In Georgia Martyrs

The Banner lists Georgia martyred heroes with Allen Fleming Jr omitted from a state history project by Liberty Lawn. Fleming, a Martinsburg native, was the first county boy to die when the destroyer Manley collided with another vessel on March 19 1918. Mrs S M Inman of Atlanta compiled corrections from available sources and notified regents of omissions. Local news notes also mention produce shipments from Arnold & Abney.

Georgia Liberty Lawn Tory Allen Fleming, Jr Fleming Larce County Manley 8. M. Inman Atlante Regens

Soviet Takeover in Budapest Alarms Washington

Dispatches from Copenhagen and Washington report the Soviet government in full control of Budapest with theatres and music halls taken over for revolutionary rhetoric. Anxious U S officials note Bolshevik influence expanding beyond Budapest as the peace conference borders Hungary and the economy feel strain. Eanes, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, cautions the crisis could accelerate league of nations goals.

Copenhagen Budapest Washington Associated Press State Department Hungary Depar Mén Seth T Eanes Senate Foreign Relations Committee League of Nations

Correction for Martin Bros Shoe Fixery address

A Banner Sunday notice misstated the Martin Bros Shoe Fixery location. The correct street address is 455 East Clayton Street, not 256 Clayton Street. The item clarifies the page error in the industrial notice.

Martin Bros Clayton Street East

Fresh Lady Fingers Almond Macaroons and Produce Sale

Arnold and Abney advertise baked goods and produce with prices for lettuce heads almonds figs and fresh vegetables including spring onions carrots snow white cauliflower and turnips. The flyer lists multiple items and the brand names Arnold and Abney.

Arnold Abney

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