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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1914

Page

6

Athens Lady Recalls Warfront Travel in Europe

An Athens woman Mia T. J. Wooster writes from Basel about a perilous yearlong journey with Prof. Wooster through war torn Germany Switzerland and into Basel. She describes crowded trains mobilizations arrests and the uncertainty of finances while seeking safe passage and mail from home.

Athens Mia T. J. Wooster Prof. Wooster Mr. Wooster Jack Basel England America Hamburg Berlin Wooster Germany Brussels Herve Switzerland

S J Tribble Campaign Expenses 1914 Georgia Statement

Campaign expense report for S J Tribble in 1914 covering August 19 primary for judge of the Superior Courts Western circuit. Expenses include 350 for county assessments and 115 announced newspaper fees totaling 465. Also 250 for primary election notices with 82.50 in newspapers and 167.50 for county assessments in counties Oconee Banks Clarke Gwinnett Walton Jackson. Statements sworn in Walton County Georgia August 27 1914 by C H Brand and notary.

District OF Columbia Congress Superior Courts of the Western Circuit Circuit Oconee County Banks Clarke Gwinnett Walton Jackson Georgia Walton County C. H. Brand

Moving Pictures of Georgia for Panama Exposition

Special to the Banner Atlanta Aug 29 officials of the I C U Film Company of Chicago have opened an Atlanta office and will begin filming Georgia scenes for the Panama Pacific exposition. The Georgia exhibit will feature moving pictures of town and country life and major industries from mountains to coast. Each city will have a chance to participate, including schools with groups of children and images of each town’s pretty girls.

Atlanta I. C. U. Film Company of Chicago Georgia

In Memory of Miss Mary Hamilton

The passing of our dear friend and associate Miss Mary Hamilton has saddened our hearts. She served loyally in church activities teaching Sunday school and attending services. As secretary of the Woman's Missionary Society she gave time, money and personal service.

Mary Hamilton Woman's Missionary Society Edw. H. Dorbey Paul Hadaway

Warlike mood and wartime travel notes from Empire departure

The writer reports telegraph and mail disruption from the Empire and describes efforts by Mr. Wooster to reassure them. He reflects that it is war and recalls a general’s remark on war being hellish. Switzerland is praised for beauty and climate as they hope for peace. He laments high daily expenses since landing and reluctance to spend on postage stamps.

Mr. Woosters Switzerland

Embezzlement scandal rocks Japanese Buddhism leader Otani

Indictments allege five Buddhist priests embezzled about four million dollars with corruption linked to officials near the Imperial palace in Tokio. Count Otani resigns as abbot and plans to move to Chile, while the Western Honganji sect faces financial ruin and a history of vast influence.

Associated Press Toklo Imperial Tokio Count Otani Chile Japan Count Otan Kioto East China India England Central Asia House of Peers Rokkosan Kobe Europe Australia Pacific South America Nagoya Scfence Rekkosan Bay Osaka Eton Kloto Temple Imperial House Cowrt Oten Forthwith

YWCA Glee Club Formed With Twenty Eight Charter Members

The YWCA Glee Club in GA organized with twenty eight charter members. Miss M Rutherford and Mrs Henry Reaves attended with helpful suggestions. Laura Blackshear will direct temporarily. Two expert pianists and a sight singing director secured. Weekly meetings set for Tuesday at 830. Men invited to join. Members asked to bring college books to the Boarding Home.

Y. W. C. A. Glee Club M. Rutherford Henry Reaves Griffeth Laura Blackshear

Georgia boards tightening CPA standards cited by officials

Atlanta reports Georgia strengthens licensing for certified public accountants. State Board of Accountant Examiners chair Joel Hunter notes fewer but more trustworthy practitioners due to new law and stricter exams. Next Georgia CPA exam set for November 18 and 19 in Atlanta, with increased applicant numbers and diversified requirements in business arithmetic theory and auditing. The board, including R. W. Jemison and Hudon Moore, stresses rigorous qualification.

Atlanta Georgia Certified Public Accountant State Board of Accountant Examiners Peragog Joel Hunter Georgia Board of Accountant Examiners Hunter Union Georgia Board Public Accountants

Journey Through the St Gothard to Goeschenen and Amsteg

Describes the Milan to Goeschenen rail route through mountains lakes and waterfalls. Notes the nine mile St Gothard tunnel and scenic drives to Hospenthal and Furka Pass. Recounts stays in Goeschenen and Amsteg with hotels and local life, local inns, native customs, and simple mountain living.

St. Gothard Milan Chenen Europe James Knapp Philadelphia Record Goeschenen Goenchenen Hospenthal Furka Pass Reuss Lombardy Amsteg Wassen Lttle Toom Germany

Turco Persian Boundary Deliberations Reached Understanding

The Turco Persian boundary has long been debated since 1843 with repeated commissions failing to settle the line. A completed understanding was reached in November last year, likely yielding interesting geographical results and a clearer frontier for the involved powers.

Asia

New Wasp Sloop Promises naval Victory in 1812 Era

A century ago a star flagged vessel sailed near English shores. The new sloop Wasp, built at Portsmouth New Hampshire, was to win a notable victory in the War of 1812. Commanded by Captain Johnston Blakely, the 11 gun three master carried 173 American sailors.

English Channel England Wasp Navy Yard Portsmouth N. H Johnston Blakely Materprisa

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International International Harvester Ester Company of Gaudet Bern Georgia School OF Technology Atlanta, Ga South Great Technical of Tech Sachi Evleaid Galning Fered Exarsca of Study K.G. Matheson S. J. Tribble J. Tribble Carlton L. Houston N. P N. B. Shelnutt Walton Superior Court Moving Pictures OF Panama Exposition Glee Club Y. W C. A R. W. Jemizon Macon Hudson Moore Bristenstock Aimple Maderanertal Jean International Commission
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