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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1918

Page

6

Clarke County legal notices list guardianship and administration actions

Clarke County Georgia notices announce Mrs. Lina Strickland guardian petition for Evelyn Lyle due July 1 1918. administrator B A Crane discharge hearing July 1918. sheriff sale of Oconee Heights land Lot 30 Clarke County to satisfy judgment. charter amendment Athens Foundry and Machine Works capital stock increase. permanent administration for Annie L Lambert. libel for divorce Anna Ray vs T Sebastian Ray. sheriff sale Athens property of W C Whitworth. debtors and creditors notice for E H Hays estate.

Georgia Clarke County cLina Strickland Evelyn Olivia Lyle W. R. Lyle R. C. Orr Ghoptia Wheras B. A. Crane George Brown Gheriff Court House Ocones Heights Athens and Jefferson Road Oconee Heights Wald Sald B. Chandler Gilleland Superior Court of County L. J. White Soares C. Erwin James A SeThis Jane Wan Eerie B. J. Crawford Superior Court Said County Athens Foundry & Machine Works E. J. Crawford M. Blanche Hart Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Annie L, Lambert Annie Ll, Lambert Clarke Superior Court Anna Ray T. Sebastian Ray Anawer Andrew J. Cobb WJ. Crawford Clark Superior Court Athens Barber Street Barrow Street Gholston Lot W. C. Whitworth Whitworth City Court of Mra Harriet R. Longdon Walter E. Jackson E. H. Hays A. G. Dudley

Labor Heads Ask Halt on Prohibition

A committee of union labor officials led by Samuel Gompers urged the president to use his influence to prevent enactment of further peokleton legislation at this time.

Washington Samuel Gompers

Georgia Legislature Ends Session with Adjournment Until Monday

Special to the Banner Atlanta July 3 the legislature passed two bills one awaiting governor sign and a senate measure to pass through the house. The day featured house senate sparring over adjournment with the house prevailing and no sessions until next Monday. The senate revived a probe of auto dealers and service stations and a bond election bill would ease issuing bonds with two thirds vote. The experiment station bill was reconsidered due to federal law conflicts. House spent long on tabling measures, reading the governor’s message. A back taxes bill for seven years passed 132 to 0 and a school laws codification bill passed 98 to 5. Several bills were tabled while an anti trust bill remains on the table for Monday consideration. Two new house bills reintroduced call for higher salaries for state officers and secretaries.

Atlanta House Senate Auto “Trust State Experiment Station University of Georgia and State College of Agriculture Redwine D House Burwell Walter Andrews Rules Committee

Senator Tillman Dies in Harness

Washington reports the death of Senator Ben Tillman of South Carolina at 4 20 this morning after years of ill health and paralysis attacks He served 24 years and had vowed to die in action The Senate adjourned until after the Fourth of July for his burial in Trenton services will be held at the Presbyterian church Tillman long chaired the naval committee and championed a big navy His death reshapes South Carolina politics and the race for his Senate seat with Cole Blease now the leading candidate.

Washington R. Tillman South Carolina Congress Senate Tillman Smith Trenton Columbia Democratic Party Senator Tillman Senator Swanson Virginia Naval Committee Senator Tilman Cole L. Blease Representative Lever United States Lane Oregon Hasting Wisconsin Newlands Nevada Brady Idaho Hughes New Jersey Broussard Louisiana Stone Missouri Cole Blease Wilson Lever Mr. Tillman Senator McLaurin President Roosevelt Prince Henry of Battenberg White House Colonel Roosevelt Southern Pacific Railroad Dr. Crum Charleston

Governor Dorsey’s Message Strong Document

Atlanta, July 3. Governor Hugh M. Dorsey submits a strong message to the General Assembly outlining reforms. It calls severing the highway department from the prison commission, restructuring the railroad commission to a three-member corporation panel with full taxing power, and using grand juries statewide for mob violence cases. It advocates budget reform, a businesslike tax system, inheritance tax appeals, and expansion of the State Experiment Station with a South Georgia outlet, plus war emergency facilities and campus allocations.

J. W Atlanta Hugh M. Dorsey General Assembly State Highway Department State Prison Commission State Railroad Commission Corporation Commission Senate House Georgia Experiment Station United States Dorsey South Georgia Davis Laurens

Y M C A Camp Forms Army Officers For U S

The Athens Y M C A boys camp needs seven more campers by tomorrow to ensure the move on July 9. Eighteen have signed, with plans for a two week stay at Camp Chatoogas on the Chatooga river near Talullah Falls.

Athens Forbes Atlanta Jepp Morris Sret Red Cross Chatoogas Chatooga River Tallulah Falls

Memorial Services Held For The Late Captain Williams

Atlanta reports a letter from Captain Franklin T. Mikell of Company B 326th Infantry recounting Captain Jewett Williams death during a front line observation tour. The 326th, part of the Blighty II division trained at Camp Gordon, mourns a beloved officer whose funeral reflected high esteem from comrades and a resolve to avenge his early death. Williams was killed by a fragment of shell while with a tour of observation in the front trenches. The letter quotes Mikell noting Williams was a minister from Athens who gave up his pulpit to serve, and describes the solemn memorial service and the shared determination to meet future dangers with faith.

Atlanta Franklin T. Mikel 326Th Infantry Jewett Willams Mikell Williams 326Th Camp Gordon France Willamas Jewett Williams D. Company Athens Wilams

A Notice On Smokers Generosity To Soldiers In Trenches

A concerned note addresses both men and women about giving cigarettes to soldiers in trenches. It contrasts how a single cigarette can comfort a weary fighter with the cost of a whole pack. The piece asks readers to consider sharing even when supplies are scarce.

France

The Joy of Living with Chamberlain’s Tablets

A brief health advisory extols life joy through good digestion and bowel movement. It claims clogged bowels and absorbed toxins cause headaches and indigestion, and promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets as a remedy to move the bowels and strengthen digestion for real enjoyment of life.

Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble relief

A brief promotional note extols Chamberlain's Tablets as effective for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. It urges readers to try the first class medicine and notes the price at a quarter.

Self-Elected Lords of Creation Exalted German Views

A fragmentary quotation collage reveals extreme exaltation of Germany and Teutonism. It cites Kaiser Wilhelm, Wagnerian and nationalist voices claiming Teutons as humanity’s aristocracy, Germany as divine mission, and others praising Germany as central to world plans.

Kaiser Wilhelm Oltmann Germany H. 5 Chamberlain Pastor Lebmann

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Guorsia Gald Ton of Athends Foundry Lit Ofd Erwin, Rucker & Nit Clarke State House Lowndes Trustees of South Georgia Normal College Fie Silty State College of Agriculture Pitcher Richmond State Normal Y. MC. A U. S. Army Capt. Williams
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