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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1919

Page

1

Athens General Hospital plans move forward with stock drive

At a special stockholders meeting in Athens city hall last night the project for a 200000 plant for Athens General Hospital received strong support with 1051900 subscribed and the charter accepted. A permanent board of trustees was elected and officers named including Max Michael as president and Hugh White as first vice president. A ladies auxiliary and committees were organized to secure additional subscriptions and coordinate with city women's groups. The movement aims to build a hospital that serves Athens and surrounding areas as the city grows.

Athens General Hospital M. G. Michael Ladies’ Auxiliary Jadies’ Auxiliary Max Michael Hugh White Harry Hodgson C. H. Phinizy D. Hunnicutt Messrs A. G. Dudley DuPree Hunnicutt J. Warren Smith E. K. Lumpkin, Jr J. L. McLeroy Bernstein Jack Tal Madge Jas W. Morton Michael Aston Cohen Gaspar Palmisano Jas, White Walter Bishop T. F. Green M. E. Haygoood K. Lumpkin M. G Institutun Jone Athens

Illiteracy Fight Expands in Clarke County and Athens

A statewide campaign teaches adults to read and write, aided by local volunteers. In Clarke County recent counts show thousands of adults still illiterate, with city and county schools mobilizing to enroll learners, aiming for 100 percent literacy by the next census period.

Tattnall Clarke County Athens Norin Ool Bond State Commission Dozier Athtens

Cabinet agrees on approach to soft coal strike

Washington October 28 cabinet members meet to decide how to handle the soft coal miners strike. Plan aims to protect pit workers from mine closures, with possible postponement or calling off the strike depending on cabinet consensus.

Associated Press Washington Son Iandpolis Fe Chicago Strik Leas Ie Tee Brotherhood Southern Atlantic Coast Line Seaboard Chesapeake and Ohio Richmond Frederickburg Potomac Railroad Administration Fitzgerald Atlanta Birmingham Atlantic Gastonia N. C Loray Mills South Chicago Ship Builders Chicago South Chicago Ship Building Commpany

Senate follows House on Presidents veto and standardization push

President announces veto stance amid Senate and House action on labor standardization talks. The Versailles era framework drives conference goals to open by October 29, leveraging U S influence. Prohibition forces signal they will not block the treaty solely to uphold liquor bans.

Senate HOUSE Versailles America Euchal United States

Experts condemn use of saccharin in place of sugar

Government chemists condemn saccharin as unsafe for cooking during a sugar shortage. The Bureau of Chemistry notes housewives seek substitutes but warn saccharin harms health. Investigations involve a St Louis firm for violation of the Food and Drugs Act and emphasize public education on safe food additives.

D. C Bureau of Chemisty United States Department of Agriculture Becaanee Department of Agriculture the Bureau of Chemistry St. Louis

Athens Chamber Moves For Judge Sibley In Athens

The Athens Chamber of Commerce urged Judge Samuel H. Sibley to relocate his residence to Athens citing benefits to the city and its business community. The group also formed a labor committee led by W. T. Broxton to study migrant labor from southern Georgia and coordinate relocation efforts. D. G. Bickers reported progress on The City of Athens and Clarke County Prospectus with expectations of a standout publication.

Samuel H. Sibjey Federal Court of the Northern District of Georgia Athens Chamber of Commerce Jariet Samuel H. Sibley Union Point District of Georgia Willian T. Newman Athens Sibley Chamber E. J. Bondurant Aly W. T. Broxton Chaiirman D. G. Bickers Savanah City of Athena Clarke County Prospectus

Inspirational Meet at First Baptist for All Georgia Tour

An inspirational meeting at the First Baptist church gathered Baptist leaders and public urged support for the All Georgia tour as part of the 175 Million Drive. Rev. W H Paust of Winder and Dr B S Reiley of Atlanta spoke. pastors to form committees for four minute speeches promoting the campaign in Athens.

First Baptist Church W. H. Paust Winder B. 8. Reiley Atlanta Athens

Strike leaders declare victory as steel walkout continues

In Chicago John Fitzpatrick, head of the national strike committee, said the steel strike is won regardless of any outcome and that the struggle lays groundwork for future battles. L Titus blamed the army for the conflict as federal troops were briefed by Coronel Mapes. In Pittsburgh the national committee met behind closed doors to assess progress while companies claim conditions are improving.

Associated Press Chicago Pittsburg National Steel Strike Committee

Fourteen Dead as Sea Storm Ravages Crosby at Muskegon

Muskegon reports fourteen known dead and six or more missing as the Crosby passenger steamer was smashed to pieces on Muskegon harbor piers. The Mun Dale steamer sank at Mobile's pier in twenty seven feet of water with reports of water rushing into the hold.

Associated Press Muskegon Mich Crosby Muskegon Harbor Mobile Bor Mobile Mundale The Run Steamship Company

Prince Arthur Buried Today in Watkinsville Cemetery

The funeral of Prince eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs W H Arthur of near Farm will be held at 11 a m today at Watkinsville Cemetery with service at the grave. He is survived by his parents four sisters and three brothers. Midstreet Utilitors W H Bishop Distributor.

Prince W. H. Arthur Near Farm Watkinsville Big

Troops Arrive to Quell Knoxville Street Car Strike

Federal forces arrive with 600 troops from Camp Gordon at Governor Roberts request to preserve order as Knoxville braces for a potential sympathy strike. Major General Lewis says troops will protect lives and property while unions vote Friday on a general sympathy strike. Non union crews run cars with little disorder as state guardsmen prepare.

Associated Press Knoxville United States Lewis Camp Gordon Roberts Court House

Farmers National Congress Opens With Radicals Denounced

Hagerstown Md Oct 28 Activit ies of political agitators and labor leaders of the unscrupulous sort denounced as a menace to the nations security by speakers at the opening tension of the Thirty-ninth Annual Meeting Farmers National Congress A unanimous resolution pledges support to government for strict enforcement of law and order against radical elements that would vitiate fundamental principles and tear down its institutions

Associated Press Hagerstown Farmers National Congress Congress

Ford jokes over ransom plot as best joke in long time

Detroit on October 28 Edsel Ford dismissed a reported plot to kidnap him and demand ransom calling it the best joke he had heard in a long time. The remark came after details surfaced about the alleged plan.

Associated Press Detroit Ford

Church of Christ Convening in Statham GA Convention Opens

The 42nd annual Church of Christ Northeast Georgia district convention opened in Statham for a two day session with welcome by Muller McElroy. Ministers and laymen named include R. E. Noss K. Wood of Winder C A Smith of Jacksonville J V Thomas G J Parrish Luther Stone J R Grubb E L Shellut and Claude Mayne. Ladies listed to speak include Miss Nancy Martin Miss Sallie Shellbut and Mrs B O Miller. Local ads from Arnold & Abney promote meats produce and fresh trout with daily deliveries and specials.

Statham Church of Christ Northeast Georgia Muller McElroy R. E. Noss K. Wood Winder C. A. Smith Jacksonville Fla T. O. Hatchcock Atlanta J. V. Thomas G. J. Parrish Luther Stone R. Grubb E. L. Shellut Claude Mayne Nancy Martin Sallie Shellbut B. O. Miller

Emmanuel School Wins First Prize at Southeast Fair

Emmanuel School wins top honors at the Southeast Fair with eight of eleven Sunday School exhibits judged outstanding. Athens entries are praised as possibly the best, featuring biblically themed maps and a Saint Paul’s Second Missionary journey map now on display at Emmanuel Church.

Emmanuel School Southeast Fair Atlanta South Athens Saint Paul Emmanuel Church

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