Fatal and injuring car crash in Barrow county near Winder
Ten men were injured and one killed when a Buick touring car from Winder collided with a buggy near the State Normal School on Oglethorpe avenue. Harrison Harrison died two hours after the crash at St Marys hospital. Injured include J Mobley Clarke county and J H Fuller Winder with serious injuries. Eyewitnesses describe the buggy appearing ahead, the car skidding and a night of drinking by some aboard. A second, earlier accident near Monroe left a child with severe throat injuries. the parents were hurt but survived.
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Sunch
Samuel Harrison
Barrow
Winder
Oglethorpe Avenue
State Normal School
FE. Hewett
James Mobley
Clarke County
Harrison Bray
Harrison
Messrs Harrison and
Fuller
St. Mary's Hospital
Hewett
Austin
McLeroy
Mobley
Bray
Dbctors
Dra
Canning
Swafford
Goss
J. C
Holliday
Bloomfield
Auto Party
Payton
Monroe
Joe Butt
Walton Capital
Mr. Butt
Danielsville
Hero J
Brotherhood Convention Heads to Atlanta Gathering
The 29th annual Brotherhood of St. Andrew convention will be held in Atlanta October 14 to 18 with President John Howe Payton of the Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway serving as chair for a key public meeting on American Problems. Notables include Franklin B. Edmonds, Rt. Rev. C. B. Woodcock, Edward H. Bonsall, Rt. Rev. T. F. Gailor, and J. A. MacDonald.
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Atha
John Howe Payton
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
the of St. Andrew
Pranklin
Edmonds
Philadelphia
C. B. Woodcock
Kentucky
Edward H. Bonsall
Brotherhood
United States
T. F. Gailor
Tennessee
Briter J. A. MacDonald
Toronto
Canada
Globe
U. S
Congress
Merchants Urge Athens Citizens Meet to Aid Cotton Trade
The Retail Merchants Cotton Association in Athens forms a special committee at city hall to plan action and seeks widespread merchant and citizen attendance at a Monday 5 o clock mass meeting to address selling cotton to farmers and securing markets. Attendees include John T. Pittard temporary chairman H V Head A H Davison Abe Joel C D Flanigen G A Booth.
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Retail Merchants Cotton Association
City Hall
E. J. Bondurant
John T. Pittard
Winterville
Athens
T. W. Brabston
Abe Joel
H. V. Head
A. H. Davison
C. D. Flanigen
G. A. Booth
Athens Woman's Club to report on Crawford W. Long Infirmary fund
The Athens Woman's Club will hold a fall meeting Monday at four o clock to present a full report on the Crawford W. Long Infirmary Fund. The club recounts years of campaign efforts, bank-placed funds, and recent transfer of $1,673.73 to support Dr Barrows infirmary building on Lumpkin Street for University needs.
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Athens Woman's Club
Crawford W. Long
Dr. Long
American State Bank
Crawford W. Long Infirmary
T. J. Wooster
Barrow
Woman's Club
Hoke
Sara Cobb ‘Baxter
Lumpkin St
University of Georgia
M. A. Lipscomb
Weaken Not President's Influence In War Time
The Springfield Republican argues that support for the president remains strong and crucial through the war, noting fronts of attack are blocked, foreign policy criticisms halted, and Roosevelt’s leadership needed to keep U S influence intact at home and abroad. It praises diplomacy, respect for treaties, and calls for united backing to sustain peace efforts.
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Roosevelt
United States
Bryan
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Belgium
Gerard
Berlin
Whitlock
Brussels
Springfield Republican
Spd
Nations and Leaders Show Self-Control During Storms
The passage argues that if the three nations had practiced more watchful wasting, hostilities would have been less intense. It praises a ruler who demonstrates self-control across roles as scholar, statesman, and businessman, highlighting the value of restraint in times of conflict.
Rotary visitors in Athens discuss Augusta club formation
Sunday Banner reports Mr John S Banks of Savannah and Dr R V Harris visiting Athens for merchants meeting at city hall. They discussed organizing a Rotary Club in Augusta and noted Athens prosperity while urging population thresholds for a local Rotary presence.
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John 8
Banks of
Savannah
Rotary Club
R. V. Harris
Athens
Augusta
Chronicle
Augusta Club
Rotary Club of
Albion Hotel
Club
Oon
John 8. Banks
South
Rotary
I Would Rather Have Been A French Peasant
A speaker at Napoleon’s grave rejects imperial glory. He imagines a peasant’s simple life with a wife and children, denouncing the emperor as a symbol of war and murder. The lament contrasts gilt tombs with humane, intimate domestic happiness.
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Napoleon
Torco
Omit God and Make A Self Made Image
The passage warns against reducing the divine to human concepts. It argues that limiting God to human thought creates an idol from one’s own ideas. True reverence requires acknowledging the vast attributes of wisdom power grace and love beyond worldly comprehension.
Augusta Rotary Club forms with Savannah support
Officers and directors accept positions for Augusta Rotary Club and plan to apply for a charter from the International Association of Rotary Clubs. They expect 30 to 40 Savannah Rotarians to visit, while details like meeting frequency and dues will be set at the next meeting. telegrams of congratulation were read at luncheon.
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Notary Club
Howard Stafford
Rotary Club of
Augusta
J. Rice Smith
J. M.hull, Jr
W. W. Hackett
Clarence Levy
Frank EB. Ellis
F. H. Barrette
P. H
Rice
H. H. Stafford
Brown
Coles Phinizy
J. Newcombe
Ambrose Scheera
R. W. Spofford
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Savannah
Mr. Banks
Dr. Harris
Trouble on Savannah ferries over low water on river
Special to the Banner Hartwell Georgia September 26 Major ferries across the Savannah River face possible disruption if Portman Shoals Co. that supplies electric power to Anderson South Carolina and nearby cities delays water release. Ferry owners A. H. Alford J. G. Craft and Dr. W. S. Hailey warn of crossing difficulties in the morning as night water levels remain high. The piece adds a moral remark about bank conduct during stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Portman Shoals Co
Anderson
8. C
Mesars
A. H. Alford
3. G. Craft
Dr. W. S. Hailey
President Wilson Sees U S as Great Neutral Power
The statement expresses hope that the United States may serve the world as a leading neutral power and a friend to all nations involved, highlighting the government’s envisioned role in Europe amid the ongoing conflict.
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Wilson
United States
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E. Wall
J. H. Fuller
W. Smallwood
Barrow County
J. A Austin
T. J. Payton
Ap. E. Hewett
J. C. Wardlaw
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Atlanta
W. B. Hannum
State Capitol
St. Phillips Cathedral
Mississippi River
Ohio
C. K. Nelson
G. Arthur Booth
The
Merchants Organization
International
International Harvester Company of America Incorporated
Georgia
Robert G. Ingersoll
Idolator
Bickers
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