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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1915

Page

11

Cotton and grain markets high and low across major exchanges

New York and New Orleans cotton prices show varied moves with futures and spot quotes. Chicago and Liverpool grain quotes cover wheat corn oats while cotton oil futures report modest gains and monthly shifts.

New Orleans Liverpool

Governor Peter Early Governor of Georgia 1813 1814

Governor Peter Early of Georgia rose from Madison county to Wilkes county law practice and Congress in 1802. He helped prosecute Judge Chase, led Georgia during the 1812 1814 crisis, vetoed the Alleviation Law, and died August 15 1817 leaving a legacy of staunch patriotism and fiscal aid to the army.

Madison County Virginia Georgia Wilkes County Congress Chase Randolph Rodney Nicholson Clark Campbell Boyle Semulgee Early United States

Women at The Hague and suffrage voices rise

Dr Anita Augspurg a German scholar led a Women at The Hague meeting urging female empathy over race hatred and international love. The piece notes suffrage support from Massachusetts figures including Mrs William Cummings Story D A R president general and Ira N Hollis Worcester Polytechnic Institute president.

the Hague Anita Augspurg William Cummings Story Ira N. Hollis The Worcester (Mass

Longtime Fence Sheds Light on War’s Vote Effect

Professor Hollis says his stance shifted due to the European war to allow his wife to weigh if her son should be killed in battle. A Dothan Eagle editorial notes the meanest act is telling a hopeful candidate he has no chance. The Watchman comments on a loafer who used his wife’s earnings to pay a poll tax so as to vote against women's suffrage.

Professor Hollis Greensboro Ala

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