Woodrow Wilson Not Yet Elected 10th Presidency
Special to the Banner reports that Woodrow Wilson has not yet been elected president. Georgia electors gather January 13 at noon in Atlanta to cast votes for president and vice president under state law. If vacancies occur or no majority is reached, the governor or legislature takes action. electors receive pay and travel expenses, with details given for the Georgia Electoral College.
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Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wilson
Marshall
Georgia
Electoral College
Washington
Senate
Montezuma
J. M. DuPree
Labor leaders sentenced to long terms in dynamite case
In Indianapolis 38 labor leaders were sentenced to a total of 113 years by Judge A B Anderson for a nationwide dynamite conspiracy. The heaviest term was seven years for Frank M Ryan, with eight six year sentences and twelve three year terms among others.
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Indianapolis
A. B. Anderson
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Edward Clark
Anderson
Frank J. Murphy
Detroit
James Cooley
Chicago
James A. Coughlin
P. F. Farrell
New York
Hiram Cline
Munice
Ind
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Herbert 8. Hockin
The
Iron Workers Union
Eugene A. Clancy
San Francisco
Olaf A. ‘Tvehmoe
California Building Trades Council
M. J. Young
Boston
P. A. Cooley
New Orleans
John T. Butler
Buffalo
J. E. Munsey
Salt Lake City
Frank C. Webber
P. J. Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
John H. Barry
St. Louis
C. N. Beam
Minneapolis
H. W. Leglelner
Denver
Edward Smythe
Jan Is
George Anderson
G. W. Basey
W. Bert Brown
Kansas City
W. J. McCain
Paul J. Morrin
William EB. Reddin
Milwaukee
M. J. Cunnane
Philadelphia
M. J. Hannon
Scranton
Murray L. Pennell
Springfield
Frank J. Higgins
Frank K. Painter
Omaha
Richard H. Houlihan
Fred Sherman
William C. Bernhardt
Cincinnati
James B. Ray
Peoria
William Shupe
Fred J. Mooney
Duluth
Edward B. Phillips
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles Wachtmeister
Albert B. Anderson
Miller
Athens Quiet Saturday Night Sees No Arrests
A Athens Saturday night passed without a single arrest by city police. Typically holiday weekends bring disorderly conduct cases and arrests, but the city observed good behavior with no bloodshed or notable incidents. Mayor's court met the next morning with no docketed cases from Saturday night.
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Athens
New Year's Eve in Gotham Promises Grand Hotel Celebrations
New York report notes hotels along Broadway and Fifth Avenue filled with reservations for New Year’s Eve. Tables are sold out as venues plan enhanced music and cabaret entertainment for the big night.
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Gotham
New York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Georgia Ranks 44th in State School Efficiency Among 48 States
The Russell Sage Foundation study places Georgia 44th in general school efficiency. It notes the state has the 46th attendance rate at 62.3 percent, the 44th average annual teacher salary at 260 dollars, and low per-child investment in school property. Washington leads, Massachusetts second, New York third, with copies sent to state legislators in 1913.
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New York
Russell Sage Foundation
Foundation
Division of Education
Georgia
Rhode Island
United States
South Carolina
Washington
Mississippi
Maryland
Oregon
Massachusetts
Commonwealths
North Carolina
New Mexico
Arkansas
Alabama
California
North
Caolina
New England
Atlantic
Twenty seven painters featured in Athens exhibition
Twenty seven well known painters are represented by as many paintings in an Athens exhibition opening January 6 at the University Library. The show was organized for the Athens chapter by the Federation of Artists under Mr Francia C. Jones of New York with support from Miss Mary Butler and Mr Thornton Oakley.
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University
Athens
Federation of Artists
Francia C. Jones
New York
Mary Butler
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Thornton Oakley
Philadelphia
Chas, Bittenger
W. C. Wyeth
Treasure Island
William P. Silva
Mr. Silva
Chattanooga
Society of Washington Painters
Spencer B. Nichols
Tiffany
le Grande Johnson
Liabilities of Bankrupt Carr Boyd Firm Largely Endorsements
The Bankrupt Carr Boyd & Co of Maysville shows liabilities listing over 213000 with assets more than double. Members Thomas A. Henry Horatio Lyle Frank H. Boyd David R. Marlow H Watkins Charles L. Carr Alonzo B. Smith Francis M. Park B Boyd and B P Carr are named with liabilities largely in personal endorsements for the firm’s paper.
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Carr, Boyd & Co
Maysville
Federal Court
Ai Boyd & Co
Thomas A. Henry
Horatio Lyle
Frank H. Boyd
David R. Marlow
H. D. Watkins
Charles L. Carr
Alonzo B. Smith
Francis M. Park
B. Boyd
B. P. Carr
Oconee County Ordinary Frank Booth Takes Oath
Judge C H Brand administered the oath of office to Frank Booth recently elected ordinary of Oconee County Watkinaville the county seat. The oath was taken before the superior court judge as provided by practice. Booth will assume duties tomorrow January first.
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C. H. Brand
Western Circuit of Superior Courts
Frank Booth
Oconee County
Watkinavile
State Capitol
Brand
R. C. Orr
Clarke County
Wingfield, Sr
Mrs Mary Monteith Buried After Pneumonia Death
Mrs Mary W Monteith died Sunday around noon at Barber street home of her son in law W A Caps from an acute pneumonia attack. She was 70 plus and widow of Major George Monteith a Union soldier from Michigan. Survived by brothers Frank Woodberry Washington DC C K Woodberry New Jersey and Charles Woodberry San Francisco. Daughter Mrs W A Capps of this city. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church with pallbearers W F Dorsey Reese McDuffie Ed Payne Clare D Heidler J W Barnett A Garatha. Interment in Oconee Cemetery.
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Mary W. Monteith
W. A. Caps
Barber Street
George Monteith
Michigan
Frank Woodberry
Washington City
C. K. Woodberry
New Jersey
Charles Woodberry
San Francisco
Mra. W. A. Capps
Clarke's Officers Bonded as Tax Officials Report
Clarke county tax collectors and tax receivers have filed bonds with state officials by law. A tally shows 33 collectors and 24 receivers yet to file by noon Monday. The list includes multiple counties. the governor may declare vacancies for noncompliance. The cotton ginning season ends this week and the final ginners' report is awaited.
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Clarke County
State House
Atlanta
Afernoon
Georgia
Appling
Ben Hill
Butts
Carro
Chattahoochee
Chattooga
Clay
Colquitt
Crawford
Crisp
Dade
DeKalb
Dodge
Dough
Effingham
Glascock
Greene
Gwinnett
Houston
Jasper
Jenkins
Johnson
Lincoln
McDuffie
Monroe
Oglethorpe
Schley
Screven
Telfair Toombs
Washington
Wilcox
Worth
Carroll
Coffee
Elbert
Floyd
Hancock
Harris
McDu
Clarke County Boy Wins Pure Bred Berkshire Pig Prize
Clarke County boy John Hancock of Athens Ga receives a prize pig offer from the Central of Georgia Railway and Vice President W I Winburn. The letter details shipment of a Berkshire boar valued at 25 dollars and guidance on care, exhibition, and future reports to boost hog and corn farming.
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Clarke County
WI. Winburn
Central of Georgia Railway
Weil
Savannah
John Hancock
Athens
J. Phil Campbell
C. W. Fowler
Marietta
Georgia
M. P. Jarpagin
Georgia State College of Agriculture
A. Winburn
Verse from Prison by Sixteen Year Old Inmate
A sixteen year old boy jailed on a larceny charge writes a verse from prison asking for leniency and reflecting on Christmas time, life in jail, and the difficulty of reform. He notes harsh treatment, lack of bail, and urges others to avoid trouble and think twice before actions. The poet signs as Lyman Enlerick.
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Reformatory
Hera Ia
Lyman Enlerick
Kill Buzzards and Eliminate Stray Dogs Says Dr Burson
Dr W N Burson, veterinary professor at the State College of Agriculture, urges repeal of protections for buzzards and payment of a bounty for their slaughter. He argues buzzards spread hog cholera by feeding on dead animals, and recommends deep burial of carcasses treated with quick lime. He also advocates eliminating stray dogs to curb disease transmission.
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Dr. Burson
W. N. Burson
State College of Agriculture
Burson
Insanity Plea Falls Short in Georgia Murder Case
Atlanta December 20 Governor Brown refused to interfere in the execution of J Edward Brazzell who murdered his 15 year old sweetheart. The usual insanity plea failed as alienists reported against commuting the sentence.
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Atlanta
Brown
J. Edward Brazzell
Georgia
Arthur Glover
Augusta
Burge
Robert L. Clay
Bold Jewelry Robber Strikes in Atlanta History
Special to the Atlanta columnist reports a brazen jewelry heist as nosth tal Rai Sin aT Oenapa allegedly carried out one of the boldest robberies in local crime history yesterday. Authorities pursue leads and sift clues from the scene.
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Ee Ciee
Atlanta
Oenapa
Jewelry Heist Through Bedroom Window Reported
A thief entered a bedroom and stole jewelry worth $2,000 from a dressing table drawer then escaped via a window before Mrs. Houser who investigated the noises could stop them. The haul included a pearl necklace, two diamond rings, a blue enamel bar pin set with pearls, and a pearl brooch.
Results Tell There Can Be No Doubt About the Results in Athens
Athens resident Mrs J F DeLay reports relief from backache kidney trouble and general health decline after using Noans Kidney Pills. She says nighttime rest improved and kidneys functioned normally after three boxes, praising the remedy highly.
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Athens
Noan
Dean
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Sage Foundation Investigations
Empire State of the South
Judge Brand
Superior Court
Mary Monteith
A. WM
Clarke
Bond
Railroad
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