Unequivocal Answer to W. W. Ballew Statement
The Athens Banner receives a lengthy open letter from the Athens Banner rebutting W. W. Ballew, Texas lawyer, over allegations tied to the James M. Smith estate and boatwright claimants. The tract accuses Ballew of fabrications, perjury, and collusion with Atlanta attorneys, pressing remedies and court actions to safeguard Georgia property rights and expose fraudulent schemes.
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Banner
Athens
Athens Banner
Athens Herald
Atlanta
Georgia
W. W. Ballew
Texas
Atlanta Constitution
Bill
Oglethorpe County
Little
Powell
James M. Smith
State of
Ballew
Hamilton McWhorter
McWhorter
Speer
Habersham
Howard
Callaway
Zadoc Smith
Mr. Ballew
Colonel Smith
Phoebe Boatwright
Newman
Phoebe Boatwright Mabry
Robert Toombs
General Toombs
Danburg
Union
Macon
Judge Speer
T. C. Esten
Augusta
Bal Jew
Estes
Opportunities for America's World Trade in 1917
Washington dispatch details Secretary Richfield's Commerce Department report to Congress. It highlights the $3.63 billion visible trade surplus for fiscal year 1917, $6.29 billion exports, and $2.66 billion imports, plus Webb bill support to boost foreign commerce and extend commercial attache coverage. The text also weighs free ports, credit, and strategies to keep the United States competitive globally.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
Richfield
Department of Commerce
Congress
Unite States
Oober
Webb
Senate
Flowi Ag
Christmas Good Cheer Committee Reorganizes at Y M C A
The Boys' Department of the Y M C A in Athens reorganizes its Christmas Good Cheer Work with twelve committees this year. Secretary Forbes leads plans at the association building this afternoon at five. A noble benefactor funds the effort and secrecy is kept.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Forbes
Athens
Young Men's Christianl Association
Norman Nickerson
Hugh Harris
James Head
Charles Cox
Allen Moore
Jack Wilkins
John Burton
Charles Newton
W. B Thornton
Clyda Pendley
Harry Cason
Joel Daves
Clifford Hodgson
Bryan Lampkin
D. D. Quillian
Raymond Short
Eustace Lampkin
Sam Nickerson
Starr Smith
Thomas Moss
John E. Talmadge
Arthur Grifth
George Thornton
Georgia basketball faces one of hardest schedules this season
The Red and Black quintet aims for top opponents across the South, matching last year’s tough slate. Georgia schedules include Washington and Lee February 1 in Lexington, with two Atlanta Athletic Club games on January 26 and February 16 in Athens. The roster eyes strong showings against Auburn, Mercer, Birmingham Athletic Club, and more, seeking a championship-caliber run.
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Athletic Associaion
Georgia Five
South
Georgia
Auburn
Birmingham Athletic Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
Vanderbilt
Nashville Y. M. C. A
Mercer
Washington and Lee
Nashville
North Carolina
Atlanta Athletic, Club
Sewsnee
Atlanta
Athens
Lexington
Camp Gordon
Spartanburg Y. M. C. A
Camp Hancock
Little boy one year old and lady give Y W C A
A newspaper note highlights two unique Y W C A war work subscriptions a one year old boy and a centenarian donor. Master Clarence Chandler Jr. is the baby donor and Mrs Sarah A Hemphill, who recently celebrated her hundredth birthday, also contributed.
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Y.W.C. A
Young Women's Christian Association
Indy
Clarence Chandler,Jr
Clarance Chandler
Sarah A. Hemphill
Y. W. C. A. Band
Every Georgia 1916 Football Eleven in Service
The University of Georgia reports that every member of its 1916 football team is now in military service, except Bill Garmany who was turned down but is seeking admission elsewhere. The piece notes Southern colleges, including Tech with ten players in service, view football as essential to preparing men for war.
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Italy
Japan
Spain
Mexico
Calcutta
India
Central America
South Africa
East Indies
Venezuela
Columbia
West Indies
Scandinavia
Mediterranean
Georgia
University of Georgia
Uncle Sam
Bill Garmany
Southern
Tech
Wready
Golden Tornado
Atlanta Constitution
Forty One Leave To Begin Life Terms At Fort Leavenworth
In Fort Leavenworth Kansas and San Antonio Texas reports Forty one members of the Twenty fourth Infantry convicted for participation in the Houston riots last August begin life imprisonment. The Associated Press notes the life terms start at Leavenworth.
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Fort Leavenwort, Ks
Associated Press
San Antonio
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Houston
Leavenworth
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Lette
Ourrag
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Esult
J. 0. Mitchell
L. K. Smith
W. H. Smith
C. W. Green
Annie M. Mitchel
Fannie B
Shehan
Packer
Cine
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