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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1913

Page

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Dorsey Re elected Mayor of Athens in Unopposed Race

Athens voters gave W F Dorsey a third term as mayor with no opposition as aldermen in four wards elected Dudley Mathews Hinton Gordon to lead local government. Dudley tops McKinnon while Mathews defeats Collins and Nichols, and Hinton and Gordon win in their wards signaling continued city leadership.

A. G. Dudley J. H. McKinnon Dudley Climax Hosiery Mill Vincent Mathews George Collins T. J. Nichols Mathews Callaway Grocery Company H. P. Hinton Messrs O. R. Dobbs W. F. Dobbs Hinton Athens Hugh H. Gordon F. W. Hicks Gordon Empire State Chemical Company W. F. Dorsey Second Ward Third Ward Fourth Ward Cover

Veterinarians Elect Officers for Year

The seventh annual Georgia State Veterinarians Association session in Athens chose Dr. J. C. Schwencke as president and Dr. H. D. Carnes as vice president. Dr. Peter F. Bahnsen was re elected secretary and treasurer. The meeting covered Roaring disease and featured papers by Drs. Cary Nieghbert Jago Howell Scott Hutchins Browning Scully Mathis Rothe on topics from health certificates to tuberculin testing and hog cholera serum.

Auburn Georgia Athens Alabama Polytechnic State College of Agriculture Georgia State Veterinarians’ Association J. C. Schwencke Thomasville H. D. Carnes South Peter F. Bahnsen Georgia Department of Agriculture C. A. Cary Dean Veterinary College Alabama Polytechnic Institute FE. M. Nieghbert Atlanta T. E. Jago Valdosta W. M. Howell W. A. Scott Columbus H. C Hutchins G. W. Browning LaGrange John B. Scully Americus H. H. Rothe O. N. Mathis West Point

Startling disclosures in New York graft investigation

An Associated Press report from New York details George H. McGuire, a Syracuse bonding agent for state highways, testifying at the John Doe Inquiry into highway graft. He admits a plan with Charles F. Murph y Jr. to divide bonding business, mentions discussions with several ward figures, and reveals a proposed five thousand dollar payoff to secure highway contracts. He also notes potential talks with Governor Sulzer and the state’s highways commissioner, with four contractors prior on the stand and mentions contributions to the Democratic committee linked to extortion charges.

Associated Press New York George H. McGuire Syracuse Charles F. Murphy, Jr John Doe Murph State Democratic Committee McGuire Sulzer Cooperstown Everett P. Fowler

Team Off Special Train 15 Carries Enthusiastic Crowd

Georgia hopeful Cunningham expressed more positive confidence than usual as the team off loaded special train 15, drawing an enthusiastic crowd and signaling strong morale ahead of upcoming events.

Cunningham

Old Boys Stirred as Red and Black Sail to Atlanta

The Red and Black football team departs to face Auburn at Pongée de Leon with Donahue and others. Trainers say preparations are complete and the squad is ready for a sober, spirited contest. Expectations are high for a fast, hard game on a dry field.

Atlanta Donahue Pongée de Leon Tme Poncey

Fine Furs Display At W T Collins Co

One of the finest fur displays is now at W T Collins & Co with a large collection including Russian Crown Sable Hudson Bay Sable Scotch Mole Black Fox Lynx Seal Mink Russian Coney Badger Iceland Fox and more with sets priced from 5 to 1000. A grand line of fur coats in Pony Seal Skin Marmonth genuine Mole Cats ranges from 50 to 150. Also the largest city stock of furs retailing from 5 to 35 in black brown grey and white.

W. T. Collins & Co Collins

Matinee Double Bill With Ernest Lywood Show

Ernest Lywood of Bartle's Musical Comedy presents a top bill repeated today for matinees at 2:45 and 4 and evening shows from 7:45 to 10:30. The best act of the week is back tonight after a strong performance last night.

Ernest Lywood Bartle

Pilleas and Melisanda at the Crystal Today

A three reel dramatization of Meter linck's masterpiece plays at the Crystal. The American Quartette performs Underneath the Cotton Moon. Also on offer are fresh produce items including large Cocoanuts, Large Head Lettuce, extra fine celery, red ripe mellow apples from Arnold & Abney.

Pilleas Melisanda Meterlinck Arnold & Abney

Banner seeks aid for elderly Black residents

Friday's banner calls for help for aged Black residents. The halt donation banner will accept contributions from any others wishing to assist, expanding outreach and support paths for the community.

Banner

Movement to aid old ex-slaves in city grows

Discussion becomes action as a fundraising drive is launched to assist needy former slaves. The Banner opens with a $5.00 gift, joined by Will G. Griffeth at $5.00, and others pledge support. Citizens are urged to donate or call the Banner to contribute.

Athens Will G. Griffeth

Mell Returns From Gainesville Georgia State Baptist Convention

Rev John D Mell D D, re elected president, reported the convention in Gainesville was the most successful in his knowledge of the Georgia State Baptist Convention.

Georgia State Baptist Convention John D. Mell D. D Gainesville

Probing Chicago Hearing On AT&T Consolidation

Government witness B G Hubbell, Buffalo, testifying in Chicago, details 1912 AT&T aims to absorb twenty thousand independents. Cross examination by Sughart seeks motives to cut costs and aid the public, while Hubbell argues consolidation would curb costly competition. Theodore N Vail is described as key in plans, denying service cheapening. Independents note territory division as unfair yet favorable features exist.

Associated Press Chicago American Telephone & Telegraph Co B. G. Hubbell Buffalo American Company Hubbell Federal Telephone Telegraph Company Sughart Theodore N. Vail Western Union Telegraph Company

Bell's Specials Bargains on groceries and eggs

Bell's Specials lists lard five pounds seventy cents ten pounds 1 35 compound five pound tins 55 country ham 22 cents per pound Armour's Star Bran 20 sugar 1 25 sack salmons two cans 15c mackerel two for 15c guaranteed flour 75c oysters three cans 25 cents fresh country butter 25 cents fresh eggs just received big lot of chickens prices to suit you phone 118 Indian River Oranges sweet and juicy Arnold & Abney Fresh Country Eggs

Armour's Star

Denounced United States Over Foreign Property Protection

At Worcester on the Pan American Congress scene mining engineer John Hammond denounced the U S failure to protect foreign property and investors abroad urging distrust of foreign investments while criticizing Bryan as secretary of state and denying support for U S intervention in Mexico. He warned that workers sent to Mexico have lost savings and faced forced flight.

Associated Press Worcester Mass Pan-American Congress John Hey Mexico United States

Mexican Deputies Adjourn After Roll Call In Mexico City

In Mexico City the new chamber of deputies adjourned after roll call with no quorum reported. In Washington Rear Admiral Fletcher relayed that General Aguilar promised protection for foreign oil interests near Tuxpam, as fears of force to stop flight grew. Public concern centered on the Madero brothers seeking refuge at Vera Cruz and their safe arrival aboard an American battleship.

Chamber Deputies Mexico City Associated Press Mexican Chamber of Deputies Tamariz Madero Brothers Washington Fletcher Navy Department Aguilar Tuxpam Bryan Roosevelt United States Vera Cruz

Hugh White Suffered Wrist Injury While Restarting Car

Yesterday morning in the city from Whitehall Mr. Hugh White wore an arm bandage and appeared helpless. He stated that a crank slipped while starting his automobile causing a broken bone in his wrist.

Hugh White Whitehall

Holland Cafe Sunday Dinner Menu at 6 to 8

The Holland Cafe announces a special Sunday night dinner from 6 to 8 featuring Oyster Stew Pickles Celery Roast Turkey with dressing Cranberry Sauce Steamed Rice Creamed Cabbage Mashed Potatoes Sardine Croquettes with Green Peas Tomato Aspic Mayonnaise Cafe Parfait Cake Coffee. Price Tie. Kid Glove Oranges Large Yellow Bananas.

The Holland Cafe

Senate seeks to clear direct senator election tangles

Washington on November 21 reports the senate privileges and elections committee will discuss the Poindexter resolution extending direct election laws to senators. The move aims to clarify Alabama and Maryland cases with immediate legislation consideration. Concerns arise over Frank P. Glass's appointment in Alabama and whether Blair Lee's Maryland election had proper legislative authorization.

Associated Press Washington Alabama Maryland Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Blair Lee

John H Hardeman Dies in Greene County at 74

Yesterday morning in Greene county after a lengthy illness died John H Hardeman age 74 a respected resident who recently moved to the area Born in Clarke county he lived near Bogart all his life The funeral and interment will be held in Bogart He is survived by a son L J Hardeman of Baltimore and a daughter Mrs L B Sikes of Clarke county

Greene County John H. Hardeman Clarke Bogart Hardeman L. J. Hardeman Baltimore, Md L. B. Sikes Clarke County

JOSSEY'S SATURDAY SPECIALS

Fat broilers 33 1 3c Large fat fries 35c Half grown fries 37c Stall fed turkeys 174c pd 3 cans fresh corn 2c 3 cans tomatoes 2c 3 cans okra 2c Fresh sweet peas 25c Fresh canned peaches 10c can Fresh sweet potatoes 1c Fresh Post Toasties 3 for 25c Fresh Quaker Oats 3 for 25c Large pumpkins 15c each Fine Florida onions 25c box Fresh California prunes 10c lb Give us your orders early for first delivery Phone 1176 Mr and Mrs J N DeLay Hull guests in Athens.

Florida California

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorsey H. P. Winton Nton W. F Dorsey John N. Carlisle Barber Asphalt Company Majestic Crystal Gainesville, GA A. T Z. CO Bell's Indian River MR. Hugh White Holland Kid Glove Arnold ABNEY U. S County Jossey’s King-Hodgson's King-Hodgson’s J. N. DeLay Hull
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