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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

7

Brown Club dispute over Fulton directory sparks union tensions

Ananta Ga May 12 report details J R Smith alleging Joseph W Hin’s claim against the Fulton County Brown Club directory. Smith, hired by Hoke Smith Club, cites 7000 names with 4084 missing, accusing unions of opposing the directory and accusing Joseph W Hill of paid influence. Officials J Maxon and Amos W Braselton say 6684 members exist, with 874 new registrants by May 28, noting errors in May 2 list but affirming authenticity and ongoing corrections. The Fulton County Brown Club forecasts Brown winning Fulton by 3000 to 1000, while clashing with Hoke Smith Club over ballots and union labor alignment.

Ananta J. R. Smith Joseph M. Brown Cammon Committee Joseph W. Hin Atlanta City Fulton County Brown Club R Hill Hoke Smith 4 Fulton County Joe Brown Club Him Atlanta Joseph W. Hill Hoke Smith Club Hill Joe Brown Tw Hoke Smith Club Wire Pulton Joseph M. Brawn Hoke Suith Club Brown J Maxon Amos W. Braselton Joseph M. Brown Niuiselt Pulton County Georgia Thzena Brown Club Pubdic Wetien Iutttalllegar

Near Beer Rules Adopted by Mayor and Council

The adjourned session passed ordinances regulating near beer sales including licenses for wholesalers and retailers, and prohibiting stands on sidewalks. Sewer and water bonds dates shifted from the 17th to the 24th. Col M G Michael joined the board of education. council ad journed to the 21st. local politics show strong backing for Joseph M Brown in Georgia.

Col M. G. Michael Board of Education King

Joseph M Brown clarifies stance on negro disfranchisement

Governor Joseph M Brown responds to inquiries about his position on black suffrage limits amid Georgia political debate in 1908. He confirms support for disfranchisement principles, notes the issue is settled by state voters in October, and declines to engage further in campaign theatrics while offering written statements previously shared across the state.

Hasso Atlanta Hoke Smith Joseph M. Brown F. L. Seely Smith Brown Joseph H. Johnson Piedmont Ave Marietta Athinta Georgion J. H. Johnson Johnson Nain

Georgia 800-Club names five student speakers for June Assembly

The committee led by Chancellor Barrow and Professors Park along with Hugh S. Wallace has appointed five Georgia 800-08 Club student speakers to represent the club before the June legislature. The General Assembly Committee includes Robert H. Jones chair man Sidney O. Smith Charles N. Feidelson Robert W. Barnes and Young B. Smith with Wallace serving as an ex officio member. They will outline University needs and the club's claims to lawmakers, separate from official University ties.

Barrow Prof. Park Hugh JS. Wallace Georgia General Assembly of Georgia General Assembly Committee Robert H. Jones Atlanta Sidney O. Smith Gainesville Charles N. Feidelson Savannah Rob W. Barnes Macon Young B. Smith Hugh 8. Wallace General Assembly

Loyal Temperance Legion Funds Education in Corea

A group of children in this city subscribed twenty dollars to support a school in Corea for a year. They meet Sundays at Mrs. C. Conway's home on Prince Avenue and learn temperance and religion. The dedication of the youngsters and their instructor draws strong admiration from the community. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Balsam is recommended for piles and sold by all druggists.

Loyal Temperance Legion Corea C. Conway Prince Avenue Mrs. Conway

Tuberculosis and Public Health Education

Extracts from Dr. D H DenPree on tuberculosis read before the Congress of Mothers discuss public apathy and the need for education to combat the Great White Plague. The talk traces the disease from ancient times to Koch's 1882 discovery, outlines transmission via sputum and milk, and stresses climate, housing, sanitation, and public campaigns led by physicians and sanitaries.

Congress Dr. Denpree H. DenPree D. H. DenPree Congress of Mothers Henry Moses Hippocrates Isocrates Aristotle Fliny Robert Koch Baldwin

Michigan Republicans Convene In Grand Rapids May 12

The Michigan Republican State convention opens in Grand Rapids with duties to select four delegates at large and four alternates to the national convention. Leaders focus on gubernatorial prospects while Taft’s Chicago nomination appears assured for Michigan delegates.

Michigan Grand Rapids Mich Diekema Hamilton Taft Michhigan Chicago

Georgia should help feeble minded people

An editorial advocates creating a state home for feeble minded and epileptic residents, arguing it would benefit the afflicted, reduce defects in the population, and relieve overcrowding at Milledgeville. It contends proper training could make many self-sufficient, and that care would be cheaper and more humane than current neglect.

Commonwealth Georgia State Sanitarium Georgia Sanitarium Milledgeville

Foley Kidney Cure Credited By Willimantic Man

More News from the New England States tells of Alvin H Stimpson who nearly despaired of recovery from kidney trouble before using Foley's Kidney Cure. He claims four bottles cured him completely and he is now well and free from suffering. Sold by Brown and Bread Hoke and Hard Times.

Joyce Sullivan St Claremont N. H Foley Alvin H Stimpson Willimantic Conp

Fire Destroys Eight Businesses in Marietta Street Row

Atlanta May 12 A major blaze on Marietta Street between Spring and the Orpheum Theatre destroyed eight businesses and the Piedmont stables holding 180 to 290 stock. Losses near 60 000 with heavy uninsured components. The Piedmont stable owner Scott Hudson estimates 15 000 to 20 000 loss. Mrs Frye millinery and residence suffer 5 000 to 6 000 in damage. Several smaller shops report losses with no insurance. The fire threatened the theatre but was controlled by late night.

Atlanta Marrietta Street Spring Street Orpheum Theatre Piedmont Scott Hudson Lvery Hudson J.P. Glenn Frye Marietta and Spring Streets F. W. Frye Charles J. Roden G. H. Grant

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