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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1918

Page

5

Athens Railway and Electric Boost Thrift for War Effort

The Athens Railway and Electric Co under President C D Flanigen launches a savings plan for employees families. A thrift card for each member under eighteen invites regular pennies and nickels saved to be exchanged for War Savings Stamps, building future security and aiding the war effort.

Athens Railway & Electric Co C. D. Flanigen Trett Co. D. Flanigen

Death claims two Americans in air over Soissons

Alan Ash of Chicago and Warren T. Hobbs of Worcester Massachusetts, both members of the Lafayette flying squadron, were killed in action overhead France. Ash died July 8 when his plane burst into flames after combat with German aircraft. Hobbs was killed June 26 in the same squadron.

France Alan Ash Chicago Lafayette Soissons Warren T. Hobbs Worcester Mass

Proposed Changes in Election Laws Engage Legislature

Atlanta reports a heated push in both houses over election law reforms. Key talks include a senate trust busting bill, a governor inauguration plan, a separate house canvassing board proposal, and a constitutional amendment altering session timing and duties. Bills aim to curb party primaries, overhaul county unit rules, and set new inauguration and election procedures.

Representative Neill Muscogee Senate Representative Hall Nelli Neill General Assembly Billie Skelton Davenport Hart County Hall United States Wall al Education Witt Tors 05 Torney O College Agricory Oglethorpe Tift

Packers Profiteers Debate: FTC War Profit Claims

The Federal Trade Commission charged five large meat packers with profiteering and monopoly power in war years. Packers defend profits as fair, minimal margins, reinvested into business, and claim government war demands justified their actions.

Federal Trade Commission Commission

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