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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1915

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British battleship Triumph sunk in Dardanelles by submarine

London May 26 officials announce the British battleship Triumph was torpedoed off the Dardanelles and sank after action with Australian and New Zealand forces. Most officers and men including the captain were saved. Destroyers chased the submarine until darkness.

U. S Washington United States Ambassador Page Skinner London Germany Lusitania Hampton Roads United States Navy San Francisco Triumph Dardanelles Admiralty Gallipoli Peninsula

Prof Shelton 70 to speak on Chicago waterway plan

Prof W A Shelton of the University of Illinois economics department will travel to Chicago to present a paper on the traffic aspects of the proposed Chicago to St. Louis waterway before a joint Western Economic Society conference with Illinois lawmakers. The gathering seeks input on approving 4 million dollars for improvements. The session follows a tense exchange between Teddy Barnes and another party.

J. G. Burckhardt W. A. Shelton University Chicago St. Louis Western Economic Society Illinois Shelton

Training Georgia Farmers Dependent on Legislation

Dr M Soule discusses expansion plans for the State College of Agriculture tied to Smith Lever funds for 1915. Georgia must match federal appropriations, with $35,174 due this year and $56,131 next year, rising to $183,000 annually. Expansion focuses on county agents, 4 H clubs, dairy and cattle industries, soil improvement, and farm management amid limited state resources.

Hal Hussey M. Soule Washington States Relations Committee State College of Agriculture Georgia Smith-Lever SmithLever Erga & Lr Sigg Soule State of College of Agriculture South

Child Labor Commission Accused Of Misrepresentation

David Clark editor of Textile Magazine testified before the Industrial Relations Commission denying McKelway’s charges on Southern cotton mills. He filed statistics to counter wages claims and said McKelway’s May 10 testimony was largely false. Clark asserted mills view the commission as parasites and falsifiers abusing courtesy.

Associated Press Washington David Clark Charlotte North Carolina Industrial Relations Commission South A. J. McKelway National Child Labor Commission Clark McKelway

Mrs Frank Affidavit Presented On Behalf Of Husband

In Atlanta on May 26 Mrs Leo M Frank will present an affidavit detailing her knowledge of her husband Leo M Franks actions and movements on the day Mary Phagan was murdered This affidavit will be given to the state prison commission at the hearing on Frank s petition for clemency Congressman W M Howard will handle the petition and lead the proceedings next Monday.

Atlanta Leo M. Frank Mary Phagan State Prison Commission Frank W.M. Howard Franks

Northeast Georgia Chambers Meet To Stimulate Business

A movement to convene Northeast Georgia chambers of commerce in Gainesville Jefferson Elberton Monroe and Oglethorpe area cities aims to spur regional business. J Z Hol Del and D P Haselton promote the plan after a positive Helen Georgia meeting, saying it would advertise Athens and raise interest in similar gatherings.

Hal ‘Haleey Roy Chambers of Commerce Gainesville Monroe Jefferson Elberton Georgia J. Z. Hol Del D. P. Haselton Hoke Helen Messrs Heldier Haselton Athens

State Normal School Trustees List Of Athens Institution

The State Normal School trains pupils from primary through eighth grade with basket weaving woodwork sewing and cooking. Principal Miss Hicks earns praise as a key teacher. Trustees including Governor Slaton Chancellor Barrow and many district and city representatives plan a May 31 meeting to review progress and oversee renovations.

Board of Trustees of Normal E. J. Miller E. J. Bondurant Rhodes J. of. Slaton Atlanta University of Georgia David C. Barrow Athens Col W. J. Morton J. R. Hogan Agnes City of A. H. Davison B. J. Bondurant R. T. Daniel Macon Hamilton McWhorter Athas Byron B. Bower

Grand Lodge Names Officers for Georgia O S L F

Fitzgerald GA May 26 following officers of the Grand Lodge of the S L O O F of Georgia were named Grand Master Judge Frank Harwell LaGrange Deputy Grand Master H R McClatchey Rome Grand Warden J E Bodenhamer Decatur Grand Secretary T H Robertson Gainesville Grand Treasurer C A Van der Leith Athens Grand Representative 2 years W B Bloan Gainesville Grand Representative 1 year J W Bennett Waycross Athens decorated for fraternal occasion with fire works and street dancing. sessions reported harmonious.

Fitzgerald Grand Lodge The Georgia Frank Harwell LaGrange H. R. Mle Clatchey Rome J. BE. Bodenhamer Decatur T. H. Robertson Gainesville C. A. van der Leith Athens W. B. Bloan J. W. Bennett Waycross

Carload of Oats Condemned Under Pure Food Measure

A carload of oats was condemned under the federal Pure Food measure. The shipper, Talmadge Brothers, faced inspection actions as the matter opened with notices of refits and related corrective steps.

D. Blumenthal Talmadge Brothers J.A. Methvin Athens J. N. Webb

Panhellenic Baseball League picks star all fraternity team

The University of Georgia Panhellenic Baseball League chose a strong all fraternity lineup led by Armistead Phi Delta Theta at second and Dunn Sigma Nu at shortstop. Milstead 8 S A E at third and Quartlebaum Sigma Chi as outfielder anchor the squad amid a robust campus rivalry and plans for a Mi Pan-Hellenic team. A possible all campus all star game is eyed as the season nears. The report notes elite players from Sigma Nu Phi Delta Theta Sigma Chi Kappa Alpha and 8 S A E with a emphasis on speed and power hitters around the 300 batting mark.

University of Georgia Phi Deta Thetas Sigma Nus Kappa Alphis Riley Sigma Nu Lester Phi Delta Theta Bondurant Lee Paddock Kappa Sigma McConnell Sigma Chi Armistead Dunn Milstead Sigma Alpha Epsilon Quartlebaum Pat Riley Martin Stephens Short Dorsey Westmoreland Kappa ‘Alpha Harris English McCall Kappa Alpha Long Gealey Peacock Mi-Pan-Hellenic

Fragmentary Note From Chicago Contact Details Mentioned

A garbled excerpt references a contact in Chicago at 414 S Leavitt St, with unclear names and stray words about a person and a murky request. The text is incomplete, offering limited context and no clear event or outcome.

S. Leavitt St Chicago

Athens Convention Preparations for June Visit

A convention in Athens planned for June is being refined with efforts by Dr J and Pridley along with J B Vaughn and others. A committee of Athens ladies is coordinating visiting arrangements and other details while merchants and business men are urged to attend.

Athens Aetieie Pridley Prot J. B. Vaughn Tutabe

Condemnation Work Advances on Forest Reserve

By E D Blumenthal the condemnation cases for the forest reserve move quickly with 21 cases filed to date. Several are expected to be heard by the Federal court's special session.

E. D. Blumenthal Federal Court

Federal court opens June 14 with grand jury in session

The next federal court session begins June 14 and the grand jury will be in session. This special session has the same last return day as the regular session. About forty five criminal cases six civil cases and several condemnation cases for forest reserve will be heard.

E. D. Blumenthal Federal Court Grand Jury Forest Reserve

No Pageant of Agricultural Progress in Georgia

Dr. Soule said Miss Carolyn Cobb wrote about a progress pageant for Georgia from colonial days to now but funds and time are lacking this year. He estimated possible funds next year if conditions improve, but a pageant to credit the University of Georgia is unlikely. A more modest historical pageant may be possible, suitable for the agricultural college to undertake.

Hal Hulsey Soule Carolyn Cobb State of Georgia University of Georgia Cobb The Agricultural College

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