Cotton Manufacture Conditions in Russia Special to the Banner
Washington May 21 report by Bureau of Manufactures details 1910 Russia cotton mills employing 393 919 operatives, 53.6 percent women and 15 years half timers 10 percent. Two shift system common with 22.8 workdays per month and 4173 hours yearly in 1910. Wages vary by district from 21 cents to 1.23 dollars daily. many mills provide housing, schools, hospitals, theaters and bread at low or no cost. Welfare aims mix altruism and factory loyalty. contrast US practices.
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Washington, D. C
Russia
Bureau of “Manufactures
Department of Commierce and Labor
Baltic
Poland
United States
St. Petersburg
Esthenia
Moscow
Oth
Local vaudeville praised as best seen in Athens
Two prominent locals at the Hard convention hailed the town’s vaudeville bill as remarkable with performances starting on time and comfortable, airy seats. The season’s shows, including Ha Jones cartoons and Frances & DeMar encores, drew strong audience praise and lively entertainment.
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Athens
Ha Jones
Frances
DeMar
LeVolas
Thompson Brothers Battery Star Moves to Yankee Camp
Carl Thompson, Georgia’s pitching half of the Thompson Brothers Battery, leaves Athens today for Tennessee before joining the New York American club in Detroit on June 1. Brother Homer plans to return to Georgia and play for the Red and Black next season. Carl thanks Athens for kindnesses and recalls three years in the Classic City with warm appreciation.
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Carl Thompson
Thompson Brothers Battery
Georgia
Tennessee
New York American
Detroit
Homer Thompson
Athens
Pottery Plant 10 to Enlarge Five Times Capacity
Mr W A Harsha a founder of the Athens Pottery Company returned from East Liverpool Ohio and Pennsylvania with new machinery to expand Pottery Plant 10 so it can produce five times the finished goods. The business has grown rapidly necessitating the upgrade.
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W. A. Harsha
Athens Pottery Company
East Liverpool
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Gainesville Cat Mothers Tiny Brood of Chicks
Gainesville Ga May 21 A city mail carrier Thomas N Brower keeps at his Findley street home a middle aged cat that mothers and fondles three week old chicks. The cat protects and caresses the trio, even guiding one to a milking pail for nourishment, while the hen prepares to hatch another brood.
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Gainesville
Brower
Findley Street
Will Coach Anderson Return to Georgia Next Year
Speculation swirls over Coach Anderson's future as his three year Georgia baseball contract nears expiration. He hints at an offer elsewhere while no board action has occurred and Prof. Sanford notes no meetings on coaching plans. Anderson, who joined from Riverside Military Academy, led the team to impressive series against Tech with strong seasons.
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Anderson
University
Riverside Military Academy
Georgia
The
Athletic Association
Sanford
Jonebb
Tech
Pitchers and Newspapermen Good Predictors of Results
In Mr. Sam Woods contest predicting season results, Red and Black team season cards were shown in Costa's windows before the season began. John Morris, a 2 young pitcher, nearly matched the season results and Beddingfield, the top pitcher, placed second. The "N. P. M." of the Banner finished third in forecasting outcomes.
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Sam Woods
Costa
John Morris
Beddingfield
Students Fool the Police in the Lucy Cobb Goat Matter
Georgia rah rah boys trick police by reporting stolen Lucy Cobb campus goats found near Coca Cola building. Officers found no students present as tale spread. meanwhile other youths quietly removed a city hall urn for exhibition, disproving the report of urn theft.
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Lucy Cobb
Georgia
Tt Wag
Hartwell Institute graduates hear ex governor Slaton speak
Gov Slaton spoke at Hartwell Institute in Hartwell Georgia on May 21 delivering a high minded address to the graduating class. He is described as a ripe scholar and leader of the University Club of Atlanta. Julian B McCurry introduced him. The graduates include Miss Lucy McGuhin Lois Reid Ruth Thornton Mina Blackwell Clare Satterfield and Messrs Alton Holland Forrest Alford Tom Estes Walter Ayers Florence Gaines Hoyt Phillips.
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Hartwell
Hartwell Institute
Jno
Marshall Slaton
Georgia
House of Representatives
Senate
Govenor
Senator Slaton
University Club
Atlanta
Julian B. McCurry
Lucy McGuhin
Lois Reid
Ruth Thornton
Mina Blackwell
Clare Satterfield
Messrs
Alton Holland
Forrest Alford
Tom Estes
Walter Ayers
Florence Gaines
Hoyt Phillips
The Hands of the Clock Turns Round
A long listing of names and leaders follows, detailing teams, committees, and captains. The text names multiple team numbers, leaders such as S. B. Wingfield Jr and C. B. Griffith, and lists numerous members across teams and companies, indicating a roster or organizational roll.
Senior Class Dramatization The Prince Chap on Winnie Davis stage
Department of Expression presented the Senior Class dramatization The Prince Chap last evening on the Winnie Davis stage. The outdoor scenery and student performances drew a large campus audience. Miss Mary Tisinger as Phoebe Packers led a capable cast, with notable child roles by Sarah Drake and Ruth McWilliams impressed the crowd.
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Department of Expression
Prince
NGS
Winnie Davis
Mary Tisinger
Phoebe Packers
Sarah Drake
Mary Dusenberry
Claudia
Ruth McWilliams
Georgia figures at Mohonk Peace Conference program
Dr. and Mrs. Harry C. White returned from Lake Mohonk New York where they attended the annual International Peace Conference. Dr White is active in the Georgia Peace Movement Society and spoke on the educators view. Hon Peter Meldrim of Savannah led as Georgia speaker and Georgia Bar Association president.
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Harry C. White
Lake Mohonk
N. Y
White
Georgia Peace Movement Society
Peter Meldrim
Savannah
Georgia Bar Association
Georgia
City Court Brief Meeting Held In Athens
Yesterday at 9 o'clock the city court of Athens sat with Judge West presiding. Only nonjury matters such as default judgments and similar issues were disposed of.
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City Court of
Athens
West
Glee Club concert in Atlanta delights audience
The University of Georgia Glee and Mandolin Club gave a delightful Grand Theatre concert in Atlanta on May 21 to a large audience including many society women and alumni. The group will return to Athens tomorrow morning. Also noted are visitors Mrs. Robert Hazelhurst and her son from Macon, and Miss Harriet Calhoun of Atlanta visiting Miss Martha Phinizy. Calhoun will attend the evening dance.
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Atlanta, Ga
University of Georgia Glee and Mandolin Club
Athens
Robert Hazelhurst
Macon
L. D. DuBose
Prince Avenue
Harriet Calhoun
Atlanta
Martha Phinizy
Notable names from an early ledger list
The fragment lists Lanier F Palmer Arthur Scudder C A Sledge E D Steadman Wm Wier and E L as part of a longer archival record likely detailing individuals connected to a historical document or directory. Further context would identify roles or affiliations tied to the names.
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Arl Thompson
Yankee
Gov. Slaton
Miller, Constant. Tuck, H. C
L. C. Brown
Atkins
Maj
J. A. Boley
Sol. Clifton
A. V. Cox
C. D. Hinton
O. D.hull
Harry. Jones
Walter. McLain
H. R. McMahan
Tom
S. B. Wingfield, Jr
Baxter
T. W. Dorsey
W. F. Dozier
A. W.griffeth
E. W. Hulme
G. H. Mell
J. D. Rhodes
J. F
Sr. Sanford
S. V. Strahan
C. M
C. B. Griffith
Lealer
Fain
J. R. Linton
H. H. Morton
J. W. Nicholson
M. G. Rhodes
Shackelford
J. J
F.C. Shackelford
Beatty
Rev
Troy. Capps
W. A. Jackson
Walter
Troutman
Geo. H
W. H. Shelton
Conway
A. T. Crawford
E. J. Dudley
J. T. Fortson
B. E. Galloway
J. W. Hodgson
W. B. Lampkin
Cobb
Inity
Barrett
Pson
B. Wingfield, Jr
Well
R. B. Barrow
B. H. Booth
Arthur. Griffeth
H. Milstead
A. H. Smith
Paul H. Whitehead
A. H. Konkld
W. C. Wood
Robert W. Young
Harry Hodgson
Company A
A.C. Erwin
Atkinson
Henry. Costa
Michael. Forester
T. M. Gordon
B. W. Roy Finch
Arnold
R. O. Barnett
E. G. Dozier
O. A. Dudley
A. G. Heywood
H. B. Miller
Herbert, Parrish
E. B. Tuck
Ben F. Warner
F. E
F. A. Lipscomb
Brooks
A. W. Carter
A. J. Dobbs
B. S. Green
T. F. Hunnicutt
den Pree
Jordan
C. Rowe
H. J. Smith
L. C. Wilson
R. C
D. Morton S. Hodgson
Captain. Anderson
D. G. Arnold
Jas. W. Brown
W. W. Chandler
J.C. DuBose
Bolling S. Erwin
W. L. Hulme
Harold Jester
J. C. Mallory
H. M
N. G. Slaughter
Captain. Dixon
R. B. Hendren
Prof
L. L. Hudgin
T. B. Mapp
J. H. Moss
J. O'Farrell
Jos. C. Peacock
Howell B. Richardson
J. W. Roberts
O. M
F. M. M. Stephenson
Captain. Campbell
C. D. DuPree
D. H. Fowler
D. B. Huggins
H. T. Miller
D. F P. Payne
W. 0. Wilkins
E. L
Joel A. Wier
Brand
H. H. Hodgson
State Association of the Hardware Men
State Normal School
Mohonk
City Court
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Glee Club
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