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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
5
The Southern Express Company readies for the Christmas season and the parcel post surge by adding more workers. A new delivery wagon joins existing fleet and drew positive feedback yesterday as preparations continue for holiday demand.
Jefferson Court near Athens reports four true bills against F P Carr of Maysville for forgery connected to the Carr-Boyd Company bankruptcy filing. The case unfolds as Emory Montgomery, a Black man, faces a fire setting charge with conflicting confessions and lawyers for both sides. Chief Joyner and Solicitor-General Gamble pursue multiple angles to secure conviction.
Dick Jemison weighs Tech and Georgia in their annual clash. He notes Tech’s early schedule showed weaknesses but expects improvement after Sewanee. He favors the Red and Black if Tech strengthens its defense, predicting a tight, balanced showdown.
In re J R Allgood a petition for discharge has been filed in the Northern District of Georgia. The court orders a hearing on November 22, 1913 at 10:00 A M in the United States District Court room Atlanta Georgia. Creditors and interested parties are notified to appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. Clerk C Fuller by Deputy W G Cornett.
Victoria tires in first class condition for sale cheap. Griffith and Welen announce Mr. Meredith Nicholson, author of Otherwise Phyllis and other works, appearing before the National Secret to Khenk of Arts in Indianapolis early next month.
Atlanta October 29 Gov John Slaton has made over 150 appointments in four months including judges solicitors of state and county courts and state officials. Contests have been friendly with losers retiring in good grace and without political rancor. The governor’s temperament and spirit of harmony are credited with easing strained politics.
The Athens city court docket shows new civil filings on notes and accounts and complaints. Two damage suits against the county were filed, with Mr and Mrs Bridges suing for damages after Mrs Bridges fell through a county bridge.
Many friends here and of his family will be glad to learn that Charles Snelling, in school in Virginia, is recovering well after a serious illness and an appendicitis operation last Friday. His father remains at his bedside and the operation was entirely successful.
Mount Airy Ga Oct 29 Judge Emory Speer spends another restful night and holds his own in his fight for life. Physicians report his condition is satisfactory as could be expected.
Manhattan Kansas hosts the three day golden jubilee of Kansas Agricultural College with College Day honoring fifty years of progress. Governor Hodges and state educators attend as the celebration reviews the college history and achievements.
The Prince of Monaco ends his long visit after bidding farewell to several companions and others met during his tour in the United States. The trip included engagements with various figures and ended with departure arrangements from New York on October 29.
Sheriff of Oglethorpe County notified Athens police that Will Saddler was wanted on a misdemeanor charge in Lexington. At nine o clock two officers arrested Saddler at headquarters and claimed a ten dollar reward.
National Association of Railway Commissioners holds first sessions in Washington D C. The body includes Interstate Commerce Commission members and state railway officials. Meetings focus on rates taxation and related issues amid widespread public interest. The Prince departs after expressing appreciation for American hospitality.
A reading of the deputy sheriff’s office uncovers no patron age records during a routine inspection. The check aims to verify compliance with licensing and public safety protocols. No discrepancies were reported by the staff.
Atlanta reports a clash between State Game Commissioner Jes Mercer and his successor ClasL Davis over deputy wardens. Mercer, extending beyond his term, reappointed most deputies to ensure game law enforcement and licensing needs, prompting Davis’s anticipated challenges and deputy unease.
W F Dorsey announces his bid for mayor of Athens subject to Democratic primary. J H McKinnon runs for Alderman First Ward subject to primary action.
A. G. Dudley seeks the Democratic nomination for Alderman in the First ward of Athens. The article notes the contest is subject to the primary election process within the party.
For Alderman in the Second Ward, Vincent Mathews and George Collins face Democratic primary. Nominated by Thomas J. Nichols, the notice outlines ward candidates subject to party primary action.
Local race underway as H. P. Hinton files to run for alderman in the Third Ward. Campaign aims include neighborhood improvements, public safety and fiscal responsibility amid a crowded field.
W F Dobbs files as a candidate from Athens Third Ward awaiting Democratic primary action. He declares his candidacy for the party ballot and advances his campaign position in the local race.
A local political notice announces Hugh H. Gordon running for reelection as alderman of the Fourth Ward in the Democratic primary. The item references Mr. Lawrence Teesley, Titanic survivor and author of The Loss of the S S Titanic, noting his visit amid an era of ocean disaster memory.
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