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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1915

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First Prohibition Vote in Georgia House Shows Ten Vote Lead

Atlanta reports the first real test between rival prohibition factions in the Georgia House. With 18 absentees, the majority faction leads by ten votes on a motion to refer an anti shipping bill to a general judiciary committee. The lengthy debate includes clashes between Ayer and Fullbright and assurances that the temperance committee will promptly act on bills.

Banner Atlanta Prohibition Col. M. J. Yeomans Terrell General Judiciary Committee No. 2 Temperance Committee Vhs—Adams Walton Anderan Jenkins Anderson Wilkes Arnold Clarke Clay Oglethorpe Ayer Ballard Barber Barfield Beck Carroll Heck Murray Beall Richmond Bell Milton Bowers Goyett Brooks Brown Campbell Chancey Coleman Laurens Col Mer Cook Cooper Cravey Culpepper Davis Dickerson Dodd Dorris Wards Edwards Gillis Gordy Green Clayton Harris Washington Hodges Hogg Hopkins Hutcheson Johnson Appling Gwinnett Key Kidd King Greene Jefferson King of White Knight Lanier Lilse Lunsford Martin Mathews Elbert Moore Heard Jeff Davis Morris Hart McLachan Nunn Perkins Perry Redwine Reiser Rice Rich Roberts Stewart Stovall Sumner Taylor Thompson Veazey Walker Ben Hill Bleckley Webb Williams Worsham Wright Yeomans Nays Adams Pike Banks Floyd Andrews Henry Atkinson Emanuel Fulton Baggett Bale Blackburn Bradford Bradley Brinson Bullard Burts Carthers Carter Clark Clements Cole Calhoun Collins Connor Dart Davison Dennard Dockery Dorsey Duffy Bryan Elders Ennis Estes Evans Findley Fowler Fullbright Griffin Decatur Hartley Haynes Hines Holden Howard Hudson Jackson Jones Coweta Keene Kirby Lane LeSeur Lowe Dawson Cobb Myr Ick McRae Olive Parker Parks Peacock Pharr Shannon Sheffield Shruptine Spence Stark Strickland Swift Towles Turner Westbrook Whatley Wohlwender Youmans Candler Young Allen Glascock Beazley Foster Garlington Lowndes Heath Wilkerson Ledbetter Marshall Meadows McCalls Neill Oliver Pickret Rosland Rushin Smith Dade Monroe General Judiciary Committee Jana Constitutional Amendments Committee Constitutional Committees House Bills Road Appropriations Committee Military Department Ways and Means Garland Jones Automobile Webb Kenyon Fullbright-Bakes Shipping Pullbright@akes Temperance W. H. Hopkins Thomas Prohibition Party Georgia State of Georgia Judiciary Committees General Judiciary ‘Committee John Knight House of Representatives House of Representativa Judge Stark W. W. Stark South Carolina Miller Eomans of

Greek cabinet forced vote of confidence amid Venizelos clash

London reports Greek cabinet headed by Venizelos failed vote of confidence 147 to 114 in chamber of deputies amid disputes with War Minister Yanakitsas. Debate follows Venizelos resignation over king’s stance on joining the Allies, with uncertain future for Greece and potential royal dissolution of the chamber. Romania likewise declines Entente terms. Whitlock arrives U.S. for health. fighting fronts show Austro German advances and Allied landings at Saloniki.

Associated Press London Chamber of Deputies Venizelos War Yanakitsas Greece Zalmis Alles Saloniki Kavale Germany Rumania

Wilson Speech Brings Applause at Manhattan Club Banquet

President Wilson's address at the Manhattan Club banquet drew enthusiastic applause as he defended national defense. Henry Watterson canceled his appearance sending regret. Wilson planned to stay another day and dine with Cleveland H. Dodge's host family, with Mrs. Wilson.

Associated Press New York Wikson Manhattan Club Henry Watterson Wilson Chas Murphy Mrs. Normal Galt Cleveland H. Dodge

Villa charges Carranza forge killed Americans

Francisco Villa with 3000 troops, defeated by Carranza forces at Agua Prieta, arrives in Naco Sonora and says four Americans were shot by Carranza troops while aiding wounded under a Red Cross flag. He names Dr R H Tighen, Dr Milery, and chauffeurs J D Plyant and A D Wilson, but cites doubt over the deaths. The U S Army investigates.

Associated Press Naco Aris Francisco Villa Carranza Agua Prida Naco Sonora Ao Red Cross Agua Prieta Villa R. H. Tighen Canaria Consolidated Copper Company Agus United States

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