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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1915

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Meet Ga tour scouts plan for Se cond Seeing Georgia Tour

Delegation from Athens chamber of commerce will meet scout cars in Bishop to map the route of the Second Seeing Georgia Tour. The trip runs from Macon through Milledgeville Eatonton Madison Farmington Bishop and Athens with potential stops in Commerce Gainesville and more. State Agricultural Commissioner J D Price chairs the arrangements.

Georgia Athens North Georgia Macon Mr. Price Milledgeville Eatonton Madison Jim Price Farmington Bishop Chamber of Commerce Morgan Messrs. C. D. Pianigen Heidler Sikes J. Abney H. H. Gordon Commerce Gainesville Corne- Ha Atlanta A. C. Webb Studebaker Corporation Tallulah Falls Dahlonega Tate Rome Marietta Bill” Stoddard W. J. Dabney Thos. R. Gentry Geo. D. McCutcheon Jas. D. Price Frank L. Bond State Committee Walker Scenic Film Company Chas. J. Haden The Georgia Chamber of Commerce Agriculture A.O. Blalock

Madison farmers tour State College of Agriculture facilities

A group of ten to twelve Madison county farmers visited Lumpkin hill to inspect the State College of Agriculture buildings and farm, discuss crops with professors, and learn about live stock work. They noted Madison’s proximity to Clarke and the college’s impact on Georgia farm betterment, extension work, and agr icultural education.

Madison County Madison Lumpkin Hill State College of Agriculture College Clarke Georgia

Safe-Holder Escapes From Milledgeville Prison Farm

Milledgeville Ga Sept 3 Associated Press Frank Halsey alias New York Harry escaped from the state prison farm Thursday He had been sentenced to ten years for dynamiting a safe at the Barnett Ga post office He had served about four years Also mentions bakery ads and local committee notes from a separate event.

Associated Press Milledgeville, Ga Frank Halsey New York Harry Barnett, Ga

Mexican gunfire and bandits near Brownsville

Mexican forces on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande fired about a hundred shots at an American army airplane over Brownsville and then turned on American sentries at the electric light plant. United States troops returned fire with no reported casualties. A detachment of the Twelfth cavalry fought four Mexican bandits twelve miles north of Brownsville. one bandit was killed, the others captured, with no injuries to soldiers.

Associated Press Brownsville Texas Rio Grande United States Tex Twelfth Cavalry Here

Britain May Borrow Here to Stabilize Sterling

Indications today suggested Britain may borrow 50 to 100 million dollars in New York to steady the exchange rate before approving a larger credit loan. The move, if made, would be a temporary measure as sterling opened higher and then fell, closing around 4.66. Estimates place Britain’s needs at about 500 million to 1 billion dollars with banks in major cities asked to participate.

Associated Press New York Wall Street Great Britain

Famine Threat Hits Cu racea Island In Dutch West Indies

The Rt. Rev. M. G. Vuylsteke, Catholic bishop of Curacoa, reports 75,000 people on Curacao face death from starvation after four years of crop failure. Distressed groups include 50,000 Negroes, 15,000 Indians, and 3,000 Hollanders as the island nears desert conditions.

West Indies Associated Press Chicago Curacea Island Dutch West Indies M. G. Vuylsteke Curacca

Employment drive yields work for idle men in city

About thirty applicants for police chief jobs to avoid prosecution for idleness have been cited to labor sites. A rock crushing contractor can hire most who are sent, as rail ballast work will last months. Wages are 1.65 dollars per day with 2.50 dollars weekly board. He seeks women as cooks and helpers for quarters while farmers also seek workers for area farms.

Federal Reserve Announces New Rediscount Rates

The Federal Reserve System issued regulations allowing rediscount rates on promissory notes tied to warehouse receipts for staple crops with a maximum rate of 6 percent. Secretary McAdoo plans to deposit five million dollars in gold in each of the Richmond, Atlanta, and Dallas banks and may extend aid to other regions if crop needs arise. Cotton is highlighted as the primary crop of concern. The Atlanta and Dallas banks have already requested a 3 percent rediscount rate on eligible paper.

Associated Press Washington Federal Reserve Bank Today Federal Reserve Banks McAdoo Federal Reserve Richmond Atlanta Dal Las Dallas

Heavy Fine for Assault with Intent to Murder at Jefferson

In Jefferson Georgia the Jackson County Superior Court adjourned for two days. George Hawkes was found guilty of shooting at another with a recommended misdemeanor punishment. fined 250 dollars plus costs of 380 dollars. Thomas Hawkes, son of the defendant, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and was fined 100 dollars. The Tolbert-Lowe estate case awaits vacation decision. Mrs. Tolbert seeks administration after the Pettyjohn estate passed to her via widow and daughter.

Jefferson, Ga Jackson George Hawkes Thomas J. Shackelford H Abit Nix Athens W. A. Stevenson Commerce W. W. Stark R. L. J. Smith J. A. B. Mahagey Jefferson Thomas Hawkes W. M. Tolbert Joseph Lowe J. J. Pettyjohn Tolbert Lowe Pettyjohn

Fight Till Belgium Restored and France Secured

London reports deny any peace overtures from Britain and promise no concessions beyond those in Prime Minister Asquith's November speech. The irreducible minimum remains Belgium's restoration, France's security, and the overthrow of the Prussian military machine.

England Belgium France Associated Press London Asquith

Hinton Announces Reelection Bid From New York

In a letter from H. P. Hinton while staying at the Martinique hotel in New York City he declares his candidacy for reelection to the Third Ward council seat. Hinton has served several years on the council and will be supported by many friends in his first formal campaign announcement this fall.

H. P. Hinton Ton

Mrs Elizabeth Blair Mohr Defense Cites Conspiracy Claim

Providence R I September 3 The defense for Mrs Elizabeth Tiffany Blair Mohr argues the murders of her husband and Dr C Franklin Mohr were the result of a conspiracy by three Negroes who later confessed. Mrs Mohr claimed the conspirators plotted to rob Dr Mohr and hoped to lessen punishment by implicating her. The body of Dr Mohr was placed in a tomb today as Mrs Mohr and her two children attended. Miss Emily Burger, wounded in the killing, has not been told of his death.

Associated Press Providence Elizabeth Tiffany Blair Mohr C. Franklin Mohr

City police propose employment bureau to curb idling

The plan called for rigid enforcement of loitering laws and suggests a police run employment bureau to match job seekers with employers. The approach, first adopted locally, aims to use police resources to reduce idling while connecting workers with hiring entities. Also listed are California Malaga Grapes 15c Fresh Sickle Pears 15c Ripe Peaches 25c from Arnold & Abney.

Police Department California Malaga Arnold & Abney

American Can Co Sued as a Trust in Antitrust Suit

Baltimore September 3 government officials file brief claiming the American Can company is artificial not natural growth and part of a combination to control 50 percent of the trade in a government anti trust suit.

Associated Press Baltimore American Can Company Department of Justice

New Madison County Bank Organized in Colbert

Madison County Bank formed in Colbert to replace the Bank of Colbert now under a receiver. Fifteen thousand dollars in initial capital was subscribed by local stockholders as seven banking representatives from across the state observed the reorganization. R. M. Goulding named temporary receiver of the old bank. the new institution plans a October opening with same building and fixtures but separate operations. Rhinehardt, former Bank of Colbert cashier, jailed on shortage charges. bond possible to settle earlier deficits.

Madison County Bank Colbert Bank of Madison County Witham Walker Benton, Toole R. M. Goulding Rhinehardt Bank of Colbert Danielsville

Jossey's Saturday Specials Offer Fresh Produce Deals

Local ad lists Green shelled peas 10c quart Green tender corn 12%c dozen Fresh tender okra 5c quart Fresh stringless beans 5c quart Gren and white cabbage 25c cob Large Irish potatoes 30c peck Yam potatoes 35c peck Silver skin onions 4c pound Fresh country eggs 25c dozen Fresh Jersey butter 25c pound Fresh tomatoes 15c dozen Large baking apples 25c peck Nice fat fries 30c Extra large fat fries 35c Few fat hens 40c each Fresh cream cheese 22%¢ pound Select lemons 15c dozen Best canned tomatoes 71c can Ben Hur English peas 10c can Fresh corn flakes 3 for 25c Best standard granulated sugar 1.60 per bag Let me have your orders for early delivery. adv Snap beans butter beans fresh tomatoes tender corn sweet and Irish potatoes King Hodgson’s.

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Germans Claim Assault On Lennewada Bridgehead

London dispatches report German forces claim they carried by assault the fortified Lennewada bridgehead on the Dvina between Friedrichstadt and Riga. The action would threaten Riga and lines between the Dvina and Vilna, though Germany does not claim crossing the river. Russians defend, with critics noting potential fleet moves and implications for Petrograd.

Associated Press London Lennewada Dvina Friedrichstadt Riga Vilna Riga Gulf Pernau Petrograd Lower Grodno

Eight hour day adopted by Standard Oil of New Jersey

New York September 3 The company adopts the eight hour day with no wage reduction affecting 25 000 workers. The notice appears amid a market report listing produce including fresh cauliflower small green beans young tender corn head lettuce and fine white celery from Arnold and Ab.

Associated Press New York Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Arnold & Abney

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