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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1910

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2

National Fraternal Congress Seeks Uniform Insurance Bill

Chicago dispatch reports Charles H.B. Piper predicting passage of a uniform fraternal insurance bill by most winter legislative sessions. The effort, backed by National Fraternal Congress and Associated Fraternities of America, aims to conserve about nine billion dollars in fraternal policies and standardize rates and valuations across states. Opponents are few. most fraternal groups back the measure, with minor amendments anticipated from New York and Massachusetts officials. A key point is solvency and permanence of societies, cited by courts of honor and other leaders.

Chicago Charles HB. Piper National Fraternal Congress Associated Fraternities of America New York Piper Praetorian Guards Dallas Texas Sembra Samaritans Duluth Minn DIL Hotehkins Hardison Massachusetts Masachusetts A. L. Hereford National Fraternal Consupreme Said Court of Honor

Safeguards for Interurban Railways Debated in Illinois

A Chicago conference between railway commissioners and traction managers seeks a committee to draft a winter safety statute for Illinois interurban lines. Proposals include block signals for 100 miles and spacing trains by signals, while critics warn against weather sensitive stop devices and urge simple, reliable safety gear. Alcohol cited as a factor in wrecks. Kilpatrick urges training standards. The report notes Eastern states pushing safety equipment and cites a Rochester, Syracuse & Eastern official on weather reliability and simplicity.

Chicago Illinois Kilpatrick Railway Commission R. A. Dyer Rochester, Syracuse & Eastern Railroad Company League For Public Safety Illinois and Indiana Railway Commission

Parisian Gage Hair Grower Ad Praised by Users

A 1910 testimonial sweep endorses Parisian Gage as a perfect hair grower and dandruff cure. Mrs Barteaux of Kentucky reports thickening hair and vanished dandruff after two bottles, while Mise M Clough commends its effectiveness and non greasy feel. J R Palmer & Sons guarantee results or money back. price 60 cents per bottle.

Marlboro Mass Mise M. Clough J. R. Palmer & Sons R. Palmer & Bons

Five Thousand Teachers Meet in Chicago

Five thousand educators gather in Chicago for the fifty seventh annual Illinois State Teachers Association convention. Leaders include Ella Flagg Young and Jane Addams, with discussions on university buildings, pensions for teachers, and a ban on public drinking cups. notables An Drew F West W O Thompson F G Blair Eugene Davenport Hull House Jane Addams.

Chicago Ilinois State Teachers’ Association University of Tilinota Conventon Mra Ella Flagg Young Schools of Andrew F. West Grauate School Princeton University W. O. Thompson Ohio State University F. G. Blair Ilinois Eugene Davenport University of

Ends Winters Troubler Bucklens Arnica Salve Ad

A local ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the greatest healer for burns piles cuts sores eczema and sprains. Readily available for 26 cents at W. J. Smith & Bro and FL R Palmer & Sons.

Bucklen W. J. Smith & Bro Palmer & Sons

Saving the Birds of America Is Worthy Plan of Movement

New York dispatch reports the National Association of Audubon Societies preparing to battle commercial interests bent on weakening bird protection laws in forty states. They warn that milliners and market sellers will fund campaigns to repeal spring shooting laws and expand illegal trade, risking losses of game birds and insect-eating flocks. Leaders urge farmers sportsmen and conservation groups to mobilize, raising funds and sending experts to defend protections before state legislatures.

New York National Association of Audubon Societies Longsland Massachusetts New York State Birds of America T. Gilbert Pearson Broadway

Hookworm health exhibit highlights teachers convention

Little Rock Arkansas December 27 educators gather for a three day Arkansas State Teachers convention. A comprehensive health exhibit and lecture by Morgan Smith focuses on hookworm causes and ravages as a standout feature with speakers including G W Drake John H Hineman J H Reynolds A C Miller and H S Hartzog among others.

Little Rock Ark Morgan Smith Arkansas State Teachers’ Convention G. W. Drake The State Association John H. Hineman Henderson College J. H. Reynolds

New York State Teachers Meet Opens At Rochester

In Rochester New York on December 27 the 65th annual New York State Teachers Association session began at East High School. Large attendance signals rising interest as social duties and committee work fill the morning and afternoon. Professor Herman Gechnerlders address on whether vocational training replaces cultural ideals is slated for the first general session with a debate featuring James M. Taylor of Vassar and Rush Rhees of the University of Rochester following.

Rochester N. Y New York State Teachers’ Association East High Herman Gechnelder University of Cincinnati James M. Taylor Vassar College Rush Rhees University of Rochester

Sir Mackenzie Bowell Celebrates 87th Birthday

Belleville Ont December 27 Sir Mackenzie Bowell former premier received many congratulatory messages on his eighty seventh birthday. His public career spanned forty years from Confederation election to his 1906 resignation as opposition leader in the Senate.

Belleville Ont Mackenzie Bowell Dominion House of Commons Senate

Fire Chief Horan Dies in High Pressure System Death

Chief Horan, a leading advocate for a modern high pressure water system, perished in a blaze near Lake Michigan. He blamed city treasury watchdogs for blocking city funds, as business leaders and insurers pressed for reform after a devastating Morris & Company stock yards fire. The tragedy highlights that a larger water supply could have stopped the fire within minutes.

Horan Morris & Company Stock Yards

American Historical Association Holds 26th Meeting in Indianapolis

In Indianapolis on December 27 members of the American Historical Association gathered for their twenty sixth annual meeting. Concurrent sessions for the Ohio Valley Historical Association Mississippi Valley Historical Association and the North Central History Teachers Association will also occur. Governor Marshall will speak tomorrow evening and Harvard’s Frederick J Turner will deliver the presidential address. Thursday morning aims to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of South Carolina's ordinance of secession.

Indianapolis Ind American Historical Association Ohio Valley Historical Association Mississippi Valley Historical Association North Central History Teachers’ Association Marshall Frederick J. Turner Harvard University South Carolina

Folklore Societies Meet in St Louis

The joint annual gathering of the Missouri Folklore Society and the Illinois Folklore Society began in St Louis at the Missouri Historical Society. A large attendance and a notably interesting program marked the two day session opening today with events planned across the two days.

St. Louis Missouri Folklore Society Illinois Folklore Society Missouri Historical Society

Triangular College Chess Tourney Opens in New York

The annual championship of the Triangular College Chess League began at the Rice Chess Club in New York with teams from Cornell University Brown University and the University of Pennsylvania competing.

New York Rice Chess Club Cornell University Brown University University of Pennsylvania

Prosecutors to Talk Shop at Michigan Convention

Lansing Dec 27 The Michigan Association of Prosecuting Attorneys opened a two day session in the state capitol to discuss reforms of the criminal laws and how to bring about changes. Noted attendees include Judge Phillip Z Van Zile President Walter S Foster Howard Cavannaugh and Attorney General Franz Kuhn. Foster will discuss inefficiency of laws on non support cases and Cavannaugh will speak on local option from the prosecutor vantage.

Lansing Mich Michigan Association of Prosecuting Attorneys Senate State Capitol Phillip Z. van Zile Wayne County Walter 8. Foster Ingham Howard Cavannaugh Calhoun Franz Kuhn Foster

Music Teachers Meet Opens in Boston

The Music Teachers National Association began its annual convention in Boston today hosted by Boston University and Harvard music departments. Prominent musicians and instructors from across the country attend the three day sessions.

Boston Masa The Music Teachers’ National Association Boston University Harvard University

Texas Teachers at Abilene Annual Meeting Opens

Abilene Texas December 27 The annual meeting of the Texas State Teachers Association opened today with a varied program. Over the next three days addresses will be delivered by leading educators and county superintendents institutes are in session.

TEXAS Abilene Texastate Teachers’ Association

Enormous congestion on New York East Side district

New York crowded district figures show the East Side bounded by the East River, Peck Slip, Fourteenth Street, Ferry, Pearl, Centre, Marion, Prince, Mulberry, Bleeker, the Bowery, and Third Avenue contains about 1 082 acres with a population near 654 200. If all of New York matched this density the city would house about 130 million people. The area accounted for over a quarter of Manhattan’s five year growth 1900 to 1905.

New York Lower East Side Manhattan New York City East River Peck Slip Fourteenth Street Ferry Pearl Centre Marion Prince Mulberry Bleeker Bowery Third Avenue Delaware Nevada Arizona Alaska Greater United States Philippines Samoa Guam Hawaii East Side

Charberlain Cough Remedy Proven During Influenza Epidemics

The peculiar properties of Char berlain s Cough Remedy have been thoroughly tested during epidemics of influents and when it was taken in time we have not heard of a single case of pneumonia sold by all dealers.

North Hackensack

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