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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1909

Page

7

How Banks Are Swindled In The Modern Age

A London Tit Bits essay warns bankers about fraud schemes and petty crime by informers, cashiers, and counterfeiters The piece recounts ring tricks ring the changes bad money detection greased silver coins and a female cashier's swindle It notes thefts by a bank clerk using a bent pin and string of notes and a soldier mispayment incident The article also explains forged checks and the need for wary clerks and cautious procedures to avoid loss.

London America

Foley's Honey and Tar Relief for Lung Ailments

Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for chronic bronchitis asthma and lung trouble urging immediate use and claiming great relief and comfort from druggists sales through all drugstores.

Foley

Negro dies nine days after severe head injury in Madison county

Bailey Matthews, a Black man, died from a heavy blow struck by Bill Barefield across the county line. The injury tore a piece of skull and spilled brain matter, yet Matthews briefly recovered before dying. Barefield fled and has not been located.

Bailey Matthews Bill Barefield Madison County Barefield Matthews

Funeral for Edwin Love moves from Atlanta to Oconee

The ten year old Edwin Love died after an appendicitis operation in Atlanta. His remains arrived yesterday morning and were met by friends at the depot. Rev. A J Sears officiated at the grave in Oconee cemetery, with brief remarks about the boy's sayings. Mrs Frank Pearson, from Atlanta, sang two hymns during the service.

Edwin Love W. B. Love Atlanta Oconee Cemetery A. J. Sears Frank Pearson Athens Jesus

Dr G A McIlhenny Visits Athens Likely To Locate Here

Dr G A McIlhenny of Forest Mississippi is visiting Athens and may choose to locate in the city to practice dentistry. He is the son of the man who built the first ice plant in Athens about twenty five years ago. He praised local progress and would be warmly welcomed as a new citizen if he settles here.

G. A. MeIlhenny Forest, Miss Athens Mellhenny

Hamby and Yancey sued for damages in four actions

Four suits filed in superior court seek damages totaling 5741 to Goodloe Yancey secretary of the state prison commission and Dr W B Hamby former lessee of convicts alleging illegal conspiracy kept other lessees from fair shares and gave Hamby more convicts than entitled The suits named executors and several companies as plaintiffs with attorney Burton Smith for all actions Yancey in Athens said there was nothing in it and he did not fear the outcome

Atlanta Goodloe Yancey State Prison Commission W. B. Hamby Superior Court Yancey Hamby W. 8. McRee E. J. McRee B. G. Lastinger & Co EB. Foy Manufacturing Company G V. Gross Lumber Company Burton Smith Col. Yancey Athens

Georgia to name railroad commissioner. Brown weighs candidates

Atlanta August 17. Speculation swirls over who will be Georgia railroad commissioner after McLendon. Governor Brown says decisions come after Wednesday with multiple contenders cited including Judge A B Moore Rome Seay and Gray. Williams denies candidacy while seeking Atlanta judgeship if offered.

Atlanta Georgia G. McLendon Brown R. A. Broyles Judge A Moore Savannah John J. Seay Rome Southern Joseph F. Gray Savannah Chamber of Commerce P. D. Daffin Col. C. P. Goodyear Brunswick Ed T. Williams Williams

Judge Howell Cobb in Rapid Decline After Stroke

The condition of Judge Howell Cobb worsened all day yesterday and recovery is unlikely. He suffered a stroke in the morning and declined rapidly, with the physician warning the end may come at any moment. Friends, family, and the community mourn a beloved jurist.

Howell Cobb

Murder Trial Promises Long Legal Battle in Bain Case

In Atlanta on August 17 the murder trial of Donald M. Bain begins this week for the June 29 killing of EB G Williams at the Fidelity and Casualty Co local office. Williams allegedly slapped Bain after a prank placard. Bain will plead self defense in a case noted for high public interest.

Atlanta Donald M. Bain EB. G. Williams Williams Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York Bain Milledgeville State Asylum For the Insane Willams

Forest Conditions in Florida Plan for Strong State Forestry

A United States Forest Service survey conducted with Florida’s cooperation outlines Florida as a leading timber state with substantial forest cover and longleaf pine stands. It urges a state forestry commission and state forester to oversee management, fire prevention, and taxation issues, plus a forest fire law, spark arresters, and firewardens to curb annual fires and promote sustainable use and regeneration.

Florida United States Forest Service Forest Service Examiner Commission of Forestry

The Great Fight Against Dispensaries in South Carolina

August 17 report from Columbia outlines ongoing county by county votes on reopening county dispensaries versus maintaining dry status. Prohibition supporters favor more counties joining the dry movement, while opponents recall past corruption under the state dispensary system. Details describe county control, licensing, sales limits, and revenue history, noting past abuses and current safeguards under county dispensaries.

Columbia D. C Tillman Friends of Prohibition

Georgia Team Off To Camp Perry For National Rifle Meet

Avanta Georgia August 17 The Georgia team prepared for the national rifle contests at Camp Perry Ohio left Atlanta after a week of practice near Fort McPherson under Major Mack B Laird team captain. The squad boasts high scores and Aut General A J Scott calls it the best Georgia team yet sent with Private T S Clay of Savannah making a 1000 yard score among notable marksmen. The roster lists officers and privates with scores, team staff includes Colonel Butler, Major Coney and Major Wilson, and the group will train at Camp Perry Friday and Saturday after a rest. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is offered for injuries with local sellers.

Avanta Georgia Camp Perry Ohio Atlanta Southern Railway Fort McPherson Mack B. Laird Atlante A. J. Scott Ita T. 8 Clay Coast Artillery Savannah W. T. Spratt J. O. Seaman Cavalry B. D. Alexander First Infantry J. W. Hudson C. C. Smith Third Infantry T. 8. Clay Arminius Wright W. R. Dancey O. L. Rudietll Ralford Falligant Naval Batalion A. D. Kent P. Cronhelm W. P. Wheeles O. J. Metcalf 3. R. Busap Mack EB. Laird John G. Butler Walter E. Coney Savanna W. T. B. Wilson

Election Outcome Keeps Counties Dry For Two Weeks

The report notes that regardless of election results, several counties will stay dry for at least two weeks more until the official results are announced.

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