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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1915

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Austro Germans Advance Into Serbia Facing Balkans Dilemmas

The Austro German forces push into Serbia with Belgrade south and southeast positions claimed. Reports say nine naval guns, twenty six field guns, and other munitions were captured along with six hundred Serbian troops. Bulgaria’s moves remain unclear while Romania shows growing concern. London reports (Oct 11) underline limited official fighting news on all fronts.

Associated Press London Serbia Bulgaria Nish Saloniki Athens Bucharest Romania Berlin von Hindenburg Dvinsk Poland Loos Sirward Grey England France Balkans Vienna Belgrade

Sox In The Ninth Inning Takes Third Series Game

Boston defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 in the ninth inning before a record World Series crowd of 42,300 at the big park. Leonard allowed three hits while Alexander was touched for six. Speaker tripled and Lewis drove in the tying and winning runs as the Red Sox seize a 3-0 lead in the series.

Associated Press Boston Red Sox Phillies Alexander Leonard Sox Quakers Speaker Hooper Scott Hoblitzer Lewis Burns Hoblitgel Stock Stancroft Barry Parker Cravath Paskett Braves Phillie Ernie Shore Moran Chalmers R. H.E. Phillies Alexander and Burns Sewerd Carrigan

Mayors, bankers hold conference on city finances

Yesterday at 4 30 pm the mayor and council met with six city banks to review finances after last Saturdays resolution. The session, informal, noted the city would borrow about 20000 for the sinking fund and bond commission while two years of expenses and debt payments totaling around 60000 were projected. No action was taken. The bankers stressed credit principles and denied any pledge not to lend based on election outcomes.

Mr. Hinton John White Morton Myer Stern J. J. Wilkins M. Bernstein J. Warren Smith Hugh Gordon National Bank of Athens Athens Savings Bank Georgia National Bank The

Juvenile Operetta Fundraiser by First Presbyterian Group

Under Y W C A auspices a juvenile operetta will be staged for the Y W C A benefit. The selected operetta is described as beautiful and Mrs Audley Morton will direct. All Y W C A juniors who can sing are invited to call 718-3 for details. Geo Bolton.

Young Ladies’ Missionary Society First Presbyterian Church Audley Morton

Georgia Virginia football game set for October in Athens

Georgia prepares to host Virginia in a landmark home game on October 23 in Athens. Virginia recently beat Yale ten to nothing to claim the first southern team to defeat Yale on a colored venue, promising a clash with Georgia’s famed running attack. Local authorities expect record crowds for the southern debut in Athens.

Athens Virginia Yale

Noted Jefferson case decides for institute and church

The Martin Institute and the Jefferson Methodist Church win a first lien over the Jefferson Cotton Mills property. Judge Brand rules in favor of the school and church’s claim to priority on the mill assets held by a receiver, amid long legal battle and wide local interest with $40,000 at stake.

Martin Institute Methodist Church of Jefferson, Ga Jefferson Cotton Mills Brand Jefferson Martin Methodist Church

Britain denies recall of American consul general

London reports the British government denied requesting the recall of American consul general Robert P. Skinner. Skinner, recently summoned to Washington for trade talks, is set to sail next Monday after the denial.

Associated Press London Robert P. Skinner Skinner Washington

Justice Lamar Too Ill to Attend Supreme Court Session

Washington reports the United States Supreme Court reconvened with Justice Lamar too ill to attend. The court plans to hear arguments and motions tomorrow and will issue the term’s first decision next Monday.

Associated Press Washington United States Supreme Court Lamar

Passport irregularities probe widens to Europe tour

Washington dispatch notes that W. Flournoy Jr of the State Department’s passport division has traveled to London and plans Paris Berlin and other capitals to probe alleged American passport forgeries and their alleged use by German agents. Athens firm Holden Shackelford Meadow and Jefferson attorneys Nix Cooley loom in creditors notices for a cotton mill with Roy Strickland Strickland and Baffey named.

Associated Press Washington State Department 2. W. Flournoy, Jr London Paris Berlin Martin Institute Jefferson Methodist Church Holden, Shackelford & Meadow Athens J. Nix P. Cooley Jefferson J. SF Roy M. Strickland J.A. B. Haffey

Mutual Ins. Co Judge Parks Strong Charge to Clarke Grand Jury

Chicago reports a federal suit seeks to stop the Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York from investing ten million in Anglo French bonds. Plaintiff Mrs. O H S Walsh, a $2000 policy holder, alleges such a loan would provoke national antagonisms and harm policyholders. Defendants include Charles A Peabody, officers, Morgan & Co, and directors. Peabody denies plans for ten million, but says two to three million could be considered with right to do so.

Associated Press Chicago Mutual Life Insurance Company New York O. H. S.walsh Charles’ A. Peabody Anglo-French Commission J. P. Morgan J. P. Morgan ,& Co Mutual Company Morgan & Co Peabody Peabody and Geo. Baker Morgan

America First Demanded as Wilson Urges Nonneutral Stance

President Wilson, speaking on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Daughters of the American Revolution, urged Americans to be more than neutral and to stand for America first. He defended loyalty of foreign-born Americans and called for a census of hyphenated citizens to prove their belief in the nation.

Associated Press Washington Wilson the Daughters of the American Revolution America United States

Stars Fill Lyric For Kleine Edison Show At College Avenue

A dozen film stars gather at Lyric Stone's Place on College avenue for Kleine Edison attractions. Mary Pickford Gisa twins Blanch Sweet Mabel Normand Fred Mace Mae Marsh and many others are featured in the lineup worthy of all movie fans.

Lyric Stone’s Place College Avenue Kleine-Edison Mary Pickford Gisa Twins Blanch Sweet Mabel Normand Fred Mace Mae Marsh

House of a Thousand Candles at Elite Theatre

At the Elite theatre today the five reel Selig Red Seal Play The House of a Thousand Candles will be the attraction. Harry Mestayer stars with Grace Darmond and John Charles in a camera rich adaptation of Meredith Nichols novel. Excitement runs high as the ending remains in doubt until the last scene. Blue Box Admission today ten and fifteen cents. Phone 718 J.

Harry Mestayer Grace Darmond Join Charles Sit Meredith Nichols

Impartial enforcement urged by visiting judge in Greene county

Judge J B Park of Greensboro opened the Greene Clarke circuit superior court and charged the grand jury. He praised Judge Brana and recalled the University of Georgia history in Greene, noting the desire to educate youth and urging steadfast, fair law enforcement across the land. The remarks concluded with a pledge that other courts will likewise perform their duties.

J. B. Park Greensboro Ocmulgea Superior Court Brana Grand Jury A. C. Erwin C. v. Heidler Greene Athens

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Bankers Geo Bolton Georgia Old Dominion Britain U. SS Mutual Ins. CO Parks Strong Clarke Grand Jury Stone's Geto Botton Park
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