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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

7

Bessie Mell Industrial Home reports June meeting

The Bessie Mell Industrial Home held its regular June meeting at the Villa. A report on packing a Mississippi flood relief box was given, listing quilts, waists, dresses, shirts, costumes, pillowcases, aprons, and other clothing donated by multiple contributors. A called meeting was set for next week to cover summer running expenses and various relief and incentive efforts were discussed.

Bessie Mell C. D. Flanigen Southern Express Company Michael Thomas East Athens Besale Miss Lane Her & Bleazsant M. Rutherford

Federation of Road Authorities to Meet in Athens June 24 25

Augusta Ga June 3 1912 Judge Eve issues a letter announcing the Georgia Federation of Road Authorities annual meeting at City Hall Athens on June 24 and 25 1912. The program promises instructive addresses and urges each county board to send at least one delegate with road superintendent if possible. The University of Georgia has added a road construction chair and material lab.

Georgia Federation of Road Authorities Athens Mr. Holman of Clarke William F. Eve John ©. Harper A. B. Moore W. H. Moore N. F. Tift Frank Sheffield L. F. Scarbrough C. R. Rogers R. H. Drake W M. Gammon W. 8. Holman W. J. Webb J. W. Newman C. C. Buchanan Eve Augusta Federation University of Georgia C. M. Strahan William F, Eve

Northwestern Development Congress Opens in Seattle

Seattle June 4 Nearly one thousand delegates attend the Northwestern Development Congress opening tomorrow Influential delegations head by state governors come from California Idaho Nevada Oregon Washington Minnesota Arizona Utah Montana Wyoming Colorado South Dakota and North Dakota The three day meeting will tackle a uniform public lands policy and proposed legislation to boost regional development and stem emigration to western Canada

Seattle Wash Northwestern Development Congress California Idaho Nevada Oregon Washington Minnesota Arizona Utah Montana Wyoming Colorado South Dakota North Dakota Canada

Buckeye State Democrats To Name Gubernatorial Candidates

Toledo June 4 The Democratic state convention met to select candidates for governor and other state offices to be voted in November. Congressman James M. Cox of Dayton leads active pursuit of the gubernatorial nomination with others including Webster Sharp Elyria State Treasurer David Creamer and Gen. C. H. Hughes of the Public Service Commission named as potential ticket contenders.

Toledo James M. Cox Dayton Wemsar Sharp Elyria David 8. Creamer C. H. Hughes Public Service Commission

Factory Inspectors Convene In Washington Led By Davies

The International Association of Factory Inspectors opened its twenty sixth annual meeting in Washington D C with Edgar T Davies presiding. Nearly all states and several Canadian provinces are represented.

Washington, D. C International Association of Edgar T. Davies

Great Coliseum Seating for National Republican Convention

Chicago June 4 The seating capacity of the great Coliseum in Chicago has been increased for the National Republican convention opening June 18. Seats for 11189 delegates alternate press guests main floor balcony and platform are specified with sections for delegates alternate delegates and press.

Chicago William F. Stone Taft Roosevelt Colleeum Uncle Sam Executive Committee National Drainage Congress Congress Drainage Congress Newlands Ohio Mississippi United States Mississippi River

Nacoochee Institute Promotes Mountain Education Movement

June report from Santee Georgia praises school outreach to remote hill regions. It details three pillars: dedicated missionary teachers, Christian industrial education, and community financial backing to build a school network, highlighting Nacoochee Institute as Georgia’s sole mountain school serving public and high school work with dormitories and diverse programs.

Santee Georgia South Hill Country Presbyterians of Georgia Nacoochee Institute Bantee P. O White County Clarkenville Tallulah Falls Nacoochee Valley Switzerland

State meeting 10 to be held in Athens

Letter from Dorothy Blount Lamar, president of the Georgia Division UDC, requests full chapter representation at the state convention in Athens and the general convention in Washington. Highlights Macon reunion, memorial collaboration with UCV and CSCMA, plans for travel via Richmond and Old Blandford Church, and a call for businesslike reporting and future meetings in October.

United Daughters OF Confederacy Athens Georgia D. C Macon United Confederate Veterans Confederate Southern Memorial Association Sons of Confederaty Veterans United Daughters of the Confederacy Daughters of the Confederacy Sc. Vv Sidney Lanier Clement A. Evans Mayon Reunion Association Long Maleon U. D C Washington Torle Richmond Blanford Petersburg Treasury Dorothy Blount Lamar Georgia Division U. D. C. Macon, Ga

Freed From Murder Charges Quinn Seeks Clover Fields

Mrs. Jane Taylor Quinn, acquitted of murdering her husband to defraud an insurer, declares she will search for the slayer and spend her life finding him. She departs for Jackson, Michigan, complaining of city life and dreaming of miles of clover fields, woods, and country scenes.

Central News Bureau Chicago Ill The Banner Jane Taylor Quinn Jackson Mich Quinn Roseland Illinois Walker Stone County

Derby Classic Racing Events of Old England

London June 4 The Derby the most famous of the English turf classics will be decided tomorrow afternoon at Epsom Downs. The meeting draws Americans with Duryeau’s Sweep er II a favorite, while past American winners include Lorillard’s Troquoia and Whitney’s Volodyovski. Orby Croker’s Orby won in 1907, bred and owned by Croker on his Irish estate.

London Epsom Downs H. B. Duryeau United States Pierre Lorillard Boree Leamington-Maggie B. B S Bare William C. Whitney Volodyovski Lady Meus Richard Croker Orby Alre Orme Rhoda B Hanover-Margerine

New Term Announced for Necoochee Institute in Georgia

The school welcomes all denominations and begins the new term Friday September 13. Those seeking board and tuition information should write to Superintendent of Necoochee Institute Bautee Whitecourt Georgia for details.

Necoochee Institute Bautee White Courty Georgia

Trials of the Arkansas Dreadnought Begins at Rockland

Naval officers anticipate the Arkansas built by New York Shipbuilding at Camden to set a new speed record during a ten day trials on the Rockland course. The 600 crew ship has turbine engines and lifeboat space for all aboard, marking the first wartime voyage with full lifeboat accommodations.

Chicago Rex Croasdell Canadian Northern Railway Mount Royal Montreal Monteval Evanston Bronx New York A. D. Davidson Canada Mr. Croasdell Washington, D. C Ward Puch Arkansas New York Shipbuilding Company Camden N. J

Man in Neenah Suffers Broken Ribs After Frightful Cough

Frightened by a coughing spell a Neenah man felt severe chest pain and doctors found two ribs broken. The ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for persistent coughs and lung weakness, claiming a free trial bottle is available at druggists.

Neenah Wis Eidte Columbia, Moss Tesracrea

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