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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1912

Page

1

Georgia Volunteers Push Democratic Campaign Funds

The National Democratic Committee urges faster Georgia contributions to reach fifteen thousand dollars. Telegraphs from Henry Morgenthau report a shortfall. Gratin Colvin visits Georgia to boost as Governor Wilson seeks election. Local donors provide modest sums with a total of 134.00 reported so far as efforts continue.

National Democratic Campaign Committee Georgia J. K. Orr Finance Committee Orice New York Georgia Campaign Finance Committee Atlanta Henry Morgenthau National Democratic Committee Gratin Colvin Colon Wilson Augusta Jackson County Athens W. C. Orr J. W. Johnson Center C. M. Copeland

Wilson-Marshall rally urged after overconfident Democrats

A 1912 Athens Georgia notice details a Wilson Marshall campaign push. Judge Geo C Thomas's office hosts a meeting of the Wilson-Marshall club to mobilize support for the Nov 5 presidential vote, with Joe Deadwyler canvassing for funds and urges for a large turnout on Nov 2 rally day across Georgia. The state campaign chair warns against complacency and calls county chairs to act.

Wilson-Marshall Club Geo. C. Thomas Joe Deadwyler Georgia Athens Deadwyler National Committee Union Roosevelt Wilson Taft Wilson-Marshall Ooenie Marshall

Death and Theater Changes Mark Athens News

Mr. R L Moss Sr a longtime Athens leader and major property holder died suddenly at his home aged eighty eight. He leaves a wife three sons and three daughters. The Colonial theater changes hands with E P Stone as lessee manager and introduces Louis Mann in Elevating a Husband next Wednesday. The house force remains unchanged and Stone vows best year yet for Athens patrons.

R. L. Moss, Sr Athens Mr. Moss R. L. Moss, Jr John D. Moss City W. L. Moss Johns Hopkins Baltimore Lillie D. Moss Sarah H. Moss E. J. Bondurant E. P. Stone Colonial Theater George B. Greenwood Atlanta Colonial Messrs. 8S M. G. Michael Stone Louis Mann America Clara Lipman Samuel Shipman Mann Mr. Stone Clayton Street Majestic Greenwood Mr. Bishop The

Athens Garden Club Exhibit Delights State Readers

The Athens Ladies' Garden Club hosts a grand display of flowers vegetables and plants with dahlias roses and decorative pots praised as among the finest in the region. Baby show proceeds at the Y M C A with prizes for twins and judging at 4 pm while lunches by Mrs. W C Davis feature Bouillon chicken salad fried oysters and more.

Garden Club Athens Ladies’ Garden Club Athens Messrs. McHatton Pennock W. C. Davis

Two Former Presidents to Feature at Elite-Roosevelt Lincoln

The Elite Theater presents two presidential portraits on screen with a Bull Moose Theodore Roosevelt feature and a Lincoln life portrayal The Greater Mercy by Vitagraph star Ralph Ince The bill includes a science photo-picture of liquid air and a free admission for ladies at the skating rink tonight

Roosevelt Lincoln Athens Johnny Sagamore Hill Theodore Roosevelt Morning Mail Abe Abraham Lincoln Tad Vitagraph Ralph Ince Vitagraph Players Posey

Sophomores Defeat Juniors In First Basketball Clash

In Ausmni Gym last night the Sophomores beat the Juniors 25 to 16 as Peacock and Lanier starred for the sophomores. The Ags edged the Freshmen 12 to 11 with Carter securing the winning shot and Redd and Brown shining for the Ags.

Ausmni Peacock Lanier and Wooster Corley Blum Cumming Flournoy Rawson H. Lanier Lanier Jenkins Wooster Ags Carter Redd Brown Cooper

Human Hearts shown on Lyric bill praised by critics

The Lyric at College Avenue presents the two reel feature Human Hearts from Hal Reid. Otis Turner produced the screen version with King Bagott in the lead as the honest blacksmith. Jane Fernley Mayne Kelso and Dick Lee support, with strong plot and steady pacing noted by Hugh Hoffman. Also advertised are produce items from Arnold and Abney such as fancy celery head lettuce and Norfolk oysters.

Lyric College Avenue Hal Reid Hugh Hoffman Old Kentucky Otis Turner King Bagott Mr. Bagott Jane Fernley Lady Audley Mayne Kelso Dick Lee

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Hugh Rowe Democratic Executive Committee Executive “Committee R. L. Moss P. Stone Swift Arnold & Abney Agnee E Freskna
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