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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1916

Page

6

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE OF STOCK TRANSFER

Notice announces transfer of four shares of Georgia National Bank stock owned by Elizabeth J Watt, late of Boston, under Suffolk probate, by administrator G Gordon Watt. Also requests court order to sell Athens land interest to reinvest. Clarke County tax levy and various incorporation petitions for Athens firms are listed. Additional notices include sheriff sale, guardianship, and court citations from Clarke County Georgia in 1916.

Elizabeth J. Watt Boston Massachusetts Suffolk County Georgia National Bank of Athens Georgia Gworgh Clarke County Charles H. Brand City of Milledge Avenue Andrew J. Cobb Camak Linton Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues L. Bramblett TATH Mane Clarke County Hilley Furniture Company T. V. Hilley W. L, Bell W. A, Fowler Superior Court Said County E. R. Hodgson, Jr Harry Hodgson Brogdon Fulton County Mucceasora and Assigna Oconer | Alkali and .Chemical Company Cobb, Erwin & Rucker Ghorola J. Crawford Ocones Alkallana Chemical Company Clarks County J. McBride Howell John Northcutt Cobb Lampkin Henry H. West Walt. G. Cornett John B. Jackson Lloyd R. Palmer D. D. Hunt Saidy State Jackson Medicine Company Saie Corporation Dr. Jackson Court House Wilkerson Street The Georgia Railroad Juronce Oconee River Oconee Hodgson B.S. Lyndon C. B. Grith H. J. Rowe W. H. Shelton A. H. Talmadge City Court of James M. Smith Lagainet W. EB. Jackson Court ‘of Ordinary Athena R. Z. Tolbert Oconee Heights Said L. J. Whitehead Smith Street J. M. Smith McPherson. Gall Said de Cease TW. Smith Mre Henry M. Payne J. W. Barnett Julius Cohéh J. J Morton Washington Street Good Samaritans M 5B Washington ‘Street James White D. F. Miller W. C. Ash J. H. Griffeth W. F. Bradshaw, Jr R. C.,orr Otis Cardell Rollin Cardell Saiid R. C. Orr J. T. Scott Thos. A. Jonas Court of Ordinary Bell Land Otho Brown Mose Allen Georghm Woor Insaid J. E. Hawks Cormer Winterville and Gum Corner B. H. Barrow W. M. Coile J. B. Hawks

Mother Jones Ignites New York Women in Riot at Strike Scene

In New York on October 6, after labor speaker Mother Jones denounced strikebreakers, about three hundred women mostly wives and relatives of car men stormed an Eighty Sixth Street car yard. A fierce riot ensued with police unable to quell the mob until reserves arrived. several arrested and many bruised as strikers joined. Jones urged the women to "get the scabs" and called them sentimental for staying home.

Associated Press New York Mother Jones Carmen Eighty-sixth

President Wilson Addresses National Issues in Omaha

President Wilson spoke in Omaha on the European war and postwar plan. He stressed the United States must fight only for a just cause, join a league of nations, and push for unhampered American business after the war while outlining steps to guard against European complications and warning that US forces should be used with clear purpose.

Associated Press Omaha Wilson United States United Seat League of Nations Europe America Greece Venizelos Telnet Bdy

Interesting Facts and Figures About Convicts at Penitentiary

The annual prison report lists Clarke county felons on roads and farms, with 42 felons and 31 misdemeanants from Clarke. It details county origins, total penitentiary inmates, term lengths, recidivism, crime types, convict ages from 12 to 76, and vocations of 3,582 felons including farmers, laborers, and tradesmen.

Prison Commission Clarke County Milledgeville Pententiary Clarke Banks Barrow Elbert Franklin Greene Gwinnett Hall Hart Jackson Mad‘leon Morgan Oconee Ogiethorpe Walton Wilkes Humber Butler Cook Cooper Molder Paver Walter

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. Gordon Watt Ida L Chamberlin George & Sheweil T. W. Hilley W. L. Bell W. A. Fowler Hilley Furniturd Company Carl F, Crossley Ighorgia B. J, Crawford I. B. J. Crawford black#on Medicine Company Samid Etta Cotton Payne QUEEN Orr Clarke County, Ga Smyrna Asis Minor Egean Cyprus Epirus Kavala Germany N. Y Per
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