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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1914

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Federal Court Session Lists Grand Jury and Moonshine Pleas

In Atlanta federal court Judge W T Newman convened a busy term with grand and traverse juries empaneled. Dozens of moonshine cases saw guilty pleas and fines or jail time. The court also heard a civil suit verdict for the defendant and restrained a sale of Mrs. Helen Longstreet's Gainesville home amid bankruptcy filings. The London note reports Turkey’s Grand Vizier apologizing for Black Sea operations, while Entente powers demand fleet limitations and reparations before ties can be restored.

Lazilerm Federal Court District of Georgia Federal Building W. T. Newman Atlanta Ivy Thornton Elberton Grand Jury Foreman M. D. Browning Athens S. A. Bond Danielsville Graves F. Stephenson P. M. Atkinson Madison J. Howard Hunter Stephens Harris C. Jackson James S. Griffith Watkinsville Walter H. Anderson John 8. Chandler Comer William P. Butler Royston John F. Collier Ross Creekmore Jeptha T. King Tinsley J. Hulme Elberton Walter L. Childs David S. Milford Jefferson Traverse Jury William D. Davidson J. W. Pool Point Peter Clarke County Nona Alford A. N. Alford Alford Gainesville Hall County BE. A. Spencer Associated Press London Turkey Fieet Black Sea Russia France England Entente Breslaus Hamidish

Two Auto Accidents In That Many Days

Sunday morning a collision occurred at the turn of Water and Strickland streets Barbourville road between an automobile driven by Mr McBride Howell and a horse drawn buggy driven by Mr Charlie Allgood of Barberville. The crash left the buggy smashed and both occupants thrown clear while the child suffered the worst injuries though not life threatening. Howell escaped without hurt and minor vehicle damage. Allgood was scratched bruised and shaken. the child’s injury initially feared serious was later deemed not to be. A second incident saw a light car driven by C D Cox Jr collide with a Prince Avenue streetcar. the boy and a colored passenger were thrown out and scratched but not seriously injured.

Water Strickland Streets Barberville Road McBride Howell Charlie Allgood Barberville Howell Allgood Mr. Howell Mr. Allgood C. D. Cox Jefferson Road Prince Avenue Street Manos

Burglary Attempt at Mr A Davison's Woodlawn Residence

At the Woodlawn avenue home of Mr Abert Davison two young men halted a burglary bid after hearing the crime attempt. A chisel and tools were found nearby and the matter is set for November 21 before Judge W T Newman. The Athens term opens with District Attorney Hooper Alexander and other officials visiting, promising a busy session with many cases.

Abert Davison Woodlawn Avenue

Germany’s Last Effort Faces Stubborn Allied Defense

German forces press renewed assaults on Allied lines as every road to the coast remains blocked. Observers fear a final drive may fail and force a retreat to central Belgium positions. Fighting continues on the East Prussian frontier, in Poland, and in Galicia with no major changes reported.

Belgium Poland Galicia

Backbone of South African Rebellion Ties With Somme Figure

Fragmentary report notes Colonel Marites Somme tied in a dispute linked to South Africa's rebellion context. Mentions Northern Cape and a German submarine as referenced elements.

South Africa Sies Marites Somme Northern

German Cruiser Sinks Three Steamers

A para Brazil dispatch reports the German cruiser Karlsruhe captured three British steamers Vandyke Hurstdale and Glanton and landed their passengers and crews in Para Brazil following the sinking of the vessels on November 2 1914.

Associated Press London Para Brazil Asuncion Vandycke Hurstdale Glanton

President Wilson to be a candidate in 1916

Washington reports close associates expect President Wilson to seek reelection in 1916 though he has not stated publicly. Officials say Democrats likely control Congress after tomorrow's vote, influencing whether an extra session is convened later this month to push his policies through the present term.

Associated Press Washington Wilson White House Senate House Congress

Bond Refused for Lonnie Smith in Burglary Case

Lonnie Smith, identified by Mrs. Rowe as the man who burglarized H J Rowe on Milledge Avenue, was remanded to jail for failure to post 750 bond ahead of the grand jury term on the 30th. A pistol found at the scene was kept as evidence. Smith formerly served as a butler for C B Griffith and had recent ties to Lee Callaway’s home burglary. Mrs. Rowe accused several suspects before identifying Smith at Parcels Post luncheon.

Lonnie Smith

Georgia Y M C A leaders discuss budget and cottage fund

Dr. Weathford, Southern secretary of the Y M C A, visited Georgia and spoke on Y M C A work in colleges. He met the university association finance committee to review the year's budget and an extra 500 to build a Georgia cottage at the summer conference site in the Black Mountains, joining fifteen cottages planned across Davidson, Georgia Tech, North Carolina, Agnes Scott, Wesleyan, Wofford and others. Georgia will send delegates to the State Students Missionary League meeting in LaGrange from the sixth to the eighth of this month, with attendees from most Georgia colleges.

Georgia University Association Davidson Georgia Tech North Carolina Agnes Scott Wesleyan Wofford LaGrange Georgia Association

Exchanges to Open Open Markets Planned for November 10

Officials of the New Orleans exchange received a cablegram from Liverpool cotton association stating a November 10 meeting to arrange the opening of future markets. The note also reports Mrs. Beusse is improving steadily after a severe attack Sunday. Includes local ads for flap jack flour self raising buckwheat and Atmore's mincemeat from Arnold & Abney.

Associated Press New Orleans New Orleans Exchange Today The Liverpool Cotton Association Exchange Arnold & Abney

Cattle quarantine widened to four states and Ohio

Washington Nov 2 federal foot and mouth disease quarantine expands to Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan and Illinois effectively placing Ohio under the restrictions. It affects the Chicago union stock yards with no live cattle shipments allowed and measures aim to curb the outbreak in the midwest.

Associated Press Washington Middle West Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan Illinois Ohio Chicago Vunion

Retail Merchants Protective Association Meets Tonight

Retail Merchants Protective Association invites all merchants to room 616 Holman Building for a meeting about collecting outstanding bills. The note promotes the association as prosperous and doing good work and encourages attendance to pursue interested parties. Includes local vendors and products for sale.

Retail Merchants Protective Association Holman Building

Georgia voters face primary and general election today

The piece outlines Georgia election day duties with voters choosing U S senators and congressmen, plus state and county officers. It notes Progressive candidates Hoke Smith and Thomas W. Hardwick facing opposition, possible strong turnout for Progressives, and amendments creating Barrow and Candler counties. It lists polling hours, election managers, and urges party unity for Athens and Clarke County voters.

Georgia Union House Barrow Candler County Allen D. Candler United States Senate Hoke Smith Thomas W. Hardwick C. W. McClure Geo. R. Hutchens Democratic Party Enemies of Democracy Athens Clarke Athens ‘District Carlisle Cobb Carl F. Crossley Gee. H. Palmer H. S. Patat T. L. Mitchell J. C. Mell Supts S. O. Hutcheson Ed Cooley

Burnilla Armistead Missing From Home

Burnilla Armistead, about fifteen, is missing from Athens home. Her mother, an employee at Southern Manufacturing Company cotton mill, asks publication in local and Atlanta papers to help locate her. Last seen taking the afternoon train, possibly headed to Winder or Atlanta. warning not to feed or shelter her.

Burnilla Armistead Banner Southern Manufacturing Company Atlanta Athens Winder Burnella Armstead

Billie Single Clifford at Colonial Feature with Chorus and Orchestra

A city rumor claims Billie Single Clifford will perform at the Colonial on Tuesday the 10th with a real girl chorus and orchestra. Ed A Mitchell of the Billie Single Clifford Company stayed in the city overnight, while S W Foreman, business manager of Bringing Up Father, was also in town and will return.

Billie Clifford Colonial Ed A .Mitchell S.W. Foreman

Burglar Takes Time on Job Near Seaboard Station

A burglar forced a door at a residence near the Seaboard station Saturday night while occupants were away. The intruder lit a fire, left the lamp burning, and spent some time inside before stealing a pistol and other articles.

Seaboard Station

ICAR INSPECTOR JACKSON IS BETTER

Friends of Inspector Jackson of the Athens Railway and Electric Company report he is much improved after a Saturday derrick fall at the car barn. He suffered a severe chin cut and was shaken and bruised. Fresh beets and carrots advertised. Arnold & Abney promote Sealshipt oysters with fresh delivery and a note on solid measure and no water.

Jackson Inspector. Jackson Athens Railway and Electric Company Arnold &Abney

Five Million Belgians Face Starvation Appeal

A Belgian relief plea warns millions face starvation this winter as breadwinners are at front or dead. The Belgian king asks Americans to aid feeding the starving through the cold season amid devastation from the war.

Belgium United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

MR. A. Davison Mrs. Newman Hooper Alexander Decatur Henley Howard Thompson James B. Gaston U. S W. P. Carpenter Stanton Henley J. R. Brock Dade County J. F. Pruett Dale Lenega B. B. Landers Dennis Hughes James Skelton Hartwell J. D. Stewart H. L. Bergstrom L. R. Cooley Americus J. O. Adams E. P. Gaillard W. B. Sloan C. R. Faulkner Bellton R. Ig. Hamby Clayton Rabun County E. L Mrs. Gilmore Germany Anndeavor Capital Florida Supreme Court State Department DR. Weathford Southern Y.M.C. A Mrs Beusse Atmore California Indian River Malaga Fears Gro. Co Armstead Miles St Athens, Ga Icar Inspector
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