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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1913
Page
11
A mosaic of editorials notes no carrier sales, warns on German air tests cost, and mocks Congressman Hobson. It views Huerta as a looming figure, and discusses Mexican education, Panama Canal price bets, and the Athens Chamber of Commerce urging stock in a new improvement company to boost local industries and prosperity.
The people of Athens approve the present system after full discussion and weigh every argument. The majority endorses the current government while acknowledging the minority’s role. The Banner pledges to support Athens’ upbuilding and calls for unity in future efforts.
The Georgia State College of Agriculture prepares a major exhibit at Macon State Fair highlighting its farming research and extension work. The display aims to inform thousands of Georgia farmers about agricultural advances and uplift through education and outreach.
The piece argues that currency reform deserves examination for its own merits not as a Bryan measure. It rebutts Aldrich's triggering claims and credits President Wilson, urging patience for Senate amendments and trusting Democrats to craft a satisfactory currency reform bill.
A damaged OCR fragment recalls childhood memories and changes over time with a dated line Oct 18, 1913 and a note about a person aged 57 today. The passage is non-specific but preserves a somber, reflective tone from a historical newspaper.
The piece tracks a prominent New York City political figure born October 19 1867 in the Lower East Side. It notes his early work as a newsboy at age 12, rise to office boy then proprietor of a chemical firm, founding the Kings County Democratic Club, serving as New York City comptroller, and his November election to Congress from the Tenth New York district. It also lists several birthday congratulations for notable figures including Dr John H Finley and Charles R Crisp.
On this date in history John Winthrop was chosen colonial governor of Massachusetts in 1628. The 1820 treaty ceded Florida to the United States. In 1827 the allied fleets at Navarino nearly destroyed the Turkish navy. 1860 the Prince of Wales ended his Canada US tour and sailed home from Portland. 1870 Balfe, composer of The Bohemian Girl, died. 1887 Manitoba chief justice Wallbridge died. 1849 British defeated by Boers at Dundee Hill. 1908 the American battleship fleet was honored in Japan.
The piece notes Gen. Daniel E. Sickles born in New York City on October 20, 1825 and details his Civil War service, rise in politics, and diplomatic posts. It also references other notable birthdays including Archbishop Bruchess of Montreal and Alfred G. Vanderbilt.
The piece argues Western farmers sell land for Canadian wheat lands, emigrating for immigrant reasons. It claims Canada gained 200 000 US citizens in ten years and urges a Southward migration due to similar land values and milder climate. It rejects European immigration while promoting Western farmers moving to the South.
On October 19, 1620 the first general court met in Boston. In 1781 Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown. 1833 Chicago Baptists organized their first church. 1850 Woman's Suffrage party held its national convention in Worcester. 1861 Thomas Wildey, founder of the IOOF, died. 1867 Sir James South, astronomer, died. 1912 Balkan armies siege Adrianople. This is my 46th birthday for Herman A. Metz.
Atlanta reports show Roscoe Luke leading in the Second district race against Judge Frank Park with strong word from Capitol insiders. Mentioned are Congressman Howard likely to run alone next year and the rise of the Equal Suffrage movement led by Amelia Woodall with Georgia figures like George Muse and W H Kriegshaber backing it. A Capital City Club banquet is planned for next Saturday night.
The Atlanta bar honors Judge W. T. Newman on his seventieth birthday with a banquet while noting his long service on the United States district court bench. Rumors of other judges stepping down were unfounded. J. R. Pottle remains on the state court of appeals, with potential successors discussed for next year. Lodge directory listings follow, detailing local fraternal and professional organizations and meeting schedules.
Ad touts Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy to cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested foods and foul gases, ease acid belching, headaches and nausea, and regulate liver and bowels by morning with regular use for adults and children.
A candidate files to run for mayor of Athens pending Democratic primary action. The declaration signals intent to contest city leadership, with the campaign awaiting primary outcomes to determine the race’s direction and eligibility.
Vincent Mathews announces his candidacy for the office of alderman in the Second ward and states the bid is subject to the democratic primary.
A candidate for alderman of the Third ward submits a brief notice noting the race subject to council action. The document records a campaign intent and awaits further official steps or approval from the appropriate municipal authority.
A candidate entry from a person in the Athens Third Ward announces intent to run in the Democratic primary. The statement includes a name 7 F, and a date of birth field noted as DOBBS.
Hugh H. Gordon files for re election to the office of alderman in the Fourth Ward subject to the Democratic primary action.
Trains depart Athens to Augusta with No 50 at 7 20 am No 51 at 9 15 am No 62 at 9 45 am No 63 at 1 26 pm No 54 at 4 05 pm and No 55 at 9 00 pm Trains 50 and 55 run solid between Athens and Augusta.
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