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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1916

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Clarke's Official Figures Declared Delegates Named Macon

Clarke County Democratic executive meeting canvassed the primary returns from seven precincts and the city vote. Winners declared from the court of appeals race were Jenkins, Bloodworth and Stephens. Delegates to the Macon convention on the 26th named from Dorsey supporters: E H Dorsey, Harry Hodgson, B E K Lumpkin Jr, D R Dobbs as delegates. Percy Johnson, J D Bradwell, Bob Davis and T F Green as alternates. National aid funds allocated and official primary tallies listed for governor and other statewide offices.

Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee Howell Erwin Court House Fortson Clarke Court of Appeals Jenkins Bloodworth Stephens Macon Dorsey Erwin Fmacon Messrs E. H. Dorsey Harry Hodgson BE. K. Lumpkin, Jr T. ©. Green P. 8. Johnson J. D. Bradwell Bob Davis Percy Johnson Dorsey Club O. R. Dobbs

Eight Hour Law Seen as Boomerang by Rail Brotherhoods

Samuel G. Dun editor of the Railway Magazine, who advised railroad presidents before the Adamson bill, warned in Mackinac Island that the eight hour law may backfire on labor unions. He argued the act fixes neither an eight hour pay day nor an eight hour work day and implies railways cannot pay less than eight hours for a day's work.

Associated Press Mackinac Island Samuel G. Dun Railway Magazine

Gerard criticised by German press over submarine war remark

Berlin September 13 Associated Press James W Gerard American ambassador to Germany has been rebuked by a section of the German press for a remark attributed to him about the Reichstag speech He reportedly said officials from districts tied to exports to America could not defend ruthless submarine warfare The German press calls the remark presumptuous and accuses him of assuming German policy serves American export interests

Associated Press Berlin James W. Gerard Germany Reichstag Gustav Stronung Gerard America

Hundreds of Cities Seek Government Armor Plant Site

Washington on September 13 hearing room heard offers for sites for a projected $11,000,000 government armor plate plant. More than a hundred cities submitted proposals to the Navy Department while officials expect construction to begin as soon as a site is chosen, likely avoiding private sales. The political scene also shifts as Bryan campaigns for Wilson, reflecting broader wartime mobilization and leadership contests.

Washington Navy Department

Resolutions Honor Rector Beatty Leaving Emmanuel Parish

The wardens and vestry of Emmanuel church express deep gratitude for Rev. Troy Beatty’s twenty years of service as he leaves for Grace church in Memphis. They note his social work, steadfast faith, and sincere ministry while pledging prayers and support for his new field and commend Grace church to recognize his fine qualities. The secretary will forward the resolutions to Beatty, the Grace vestry, and the local press.

Emmanuel Parish Troy Beatty Grace Church Memphis Athens Emmanuel Church Beatty

Representative L C Brown Thanks Clarke County Voters

A public notice features L C Brown thanking Clarke County voters for reelection to the state legislature. He pledges faithful service for Clarke County institutions and people, crediting the community for his success and trust. Also includes an advertisement for Sloan's Liniment with testimonials about knee pain relief.

L. C. Brown Clarke County

French Drive Deep Into German Trenches Near Peronne

Washington reports French forces north of Peronne have repelled and pushed into the German line east of Bethune Peronne capturing the strong system south of the Le Priez farm and driving back German defenses. In two days of fierce fighting they claim 3,300 prisoners and many guns. British fronts show no gains. Verdun area sees repulsed German attacks. Central powers advance in Transylvania oppose Romania while Russians hold gains. German airships sink a Russian destroyer in the Gulf of Riga and attack the fleet at Constanza.

Washington Peronne Bethune-Peronne Venos Bouchavenos le Priez Coubles Fleury Verdun Paris Strum River Berlin Hermannstadt Transylvania Numania Carpathians Petrograd Gulf of Riga Black Sea Constanza Rumania

City and County Back Democratic National Fund Drive

The Democratic National Committee names a nine member state at large committee including H. J. Bowe to secure funds for a national campaign. Local authorities plan a $200 city and county contribution toward a $1,000 target, urging broad civic support and calling residents to donate at Banner offices or via local committee members.

State Finance Committee National Democratic Campaign Organization Marshall Democratic National H. J. Bowe Cal Committee Rowe State Committee Iin Branton E. Fortson Wilson United States Democracy

Georgia politics tied to Athens University alumni network

Athens Georgia is deeply linked to state politics through university ties. Many candidates for governor and state offices are University of Georgia alumni from Athens, with figures such as Harris Dorsey Pottle and others formerly students there. Local officials and connections extend to Clarke County, neighboring counties, and state boards, highlighting the university’s influence on politics and state leadership.

Clarke County Athens Georgia Dorsey Harris Judge Pottle Board of University Trustees Hardman State College of Agriculture Board Prudential Committee Pottle Cook Walker Fish Becx Wade Candler Perry McKendon Bloodworth Cozart Hutcheson Jenkins Alex Stephens Tribble Gamble DuBose Athes

Dorsey Garners 244 Convention Votes in Gaining Lead

New York report shows Dorsey with 244 convention votes and a popular lead about 3000 over rivals amid a city grip by a streetcar strike. Mayor and Public Service Commission failure to arbitrate stalls surface transit in Manhattan and the Bronx with limited service elsewhere. The mayor promises immediate action and a planned omni bus franschise in 30 days. Striking carmen plan a march and mass meeting addressed by Samuel Gompers.

Associated Press New York Mitchell Public Service Commission Manhattan Bronx Carmen Samuel Gompers

Hotel Man Indicted in Texas for Wife and Officer Killing

Alpine Texas Sept 11 Harry J Spannell hotel proprietor was indicted for the murder of his wife and Lieutenant Colonel Butler of the Sixth United States Mire Spannell and Colonel Butler were shot last July while driving with Spannell in his automobile.

Associated Press Alpine Texas Harry J.spannell Colonel Butler United States Spannell Spaniell

Apalachee Baptist Association Meeting at Bethabara Church

The Apalachee Baptist Association meeting, embracing dozens of churches across several counties, is held at Bethabara Church near Bogart with many Athens attendees. Yesterday’s largely attended session will continue through today and tomorrow.

Apalachee, Baptist Association Clarke County Bethabara Church Bogart Athens

Man Who Made Barrow County Possible Named Again

Winder reports H N Rainey Jr also called Nick Rainey defeated Carithers for the legislature in Barrow county by a narrow margin. Rainey, a former Jackson county legislator, helped establish Barrow as a county named for the University Chancellor, credited largely to his efforts.

Barrow County Winder H. N. Rainey, Jr Nick Rainey Carithers Ir. Rainey Jackson County Barrow Rainey Harrow

First Japanese Woman to Receive B S Degree at Sendai

Toxic Sept 13 news notes the first Japanese women earning Bachelor of Science at Northern University Sendai. Two graduates marked a milestone as university access for women began after debate and opposition.

Associated Press Toxic Northern University At Sendai

Price Brown Race Unsetl The Indications Price Defeated

Atlanta Sept 13 Dorsey led three opponents in a Democratic primary for governor with a majority in 142 of 152 counties. Nearly complete returns show Dorsey ahead by over 3,000 votes in popular tally, convention vote projected at 244 of 192 needed. other state officers largely re nominated. J J Brown led minor race against incumbent Price for agriculture.

Associated Press Atlsuta Macon Hugh M. Dorsey Sture Dorsey Nat E. Harris L. G. Hardman Joseph E. Pottle J. J. Brown J. D. Price D. M. Hughes

Eighth District Convention Set for Athens Saturday

The Eighth District convention will meet in Athens on Saturday at 2 PM Eastern. Incumbent Congressman Tribble claimed a large victory over challenger Thomas J Brown, with districtwide majorities listed by county including Clarke Elbert Oconee and more.

Congressman Tribble Hart Madison Morgan Clarke Oconee Walton Wilkes Newton Putnam Greene Eighth Congressional District Athens

Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Promises Health Boost

An old style ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle daily laxative that cleanses the body of blood poisons, relieves constipation, and improves overall vitality. It claims quick action with just two pills at druggists.

Dr. King Ady

Child Dies Near Center New Georgia Funeral Plans

Margie Anthony, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Anthony, died at their home near Center, Georgia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at Murray Burial Ground with Rev. J. Loring officiating.

How to Give Good Advice and Example Setting

The best way to give good advice is to set a good example. When others see how quickly you recover from a cold by taking Chamberlains Cough Remedy they are likely to follow your lead. This remedy has been used for many years and enjoyed broad availability everywhere.

James. Ferguson Phils Sloan

Also Mentioned on This Page

National Democratic Campaign Fund Executive Committee Wright Dobbs Speer Eakes Brittain Keese Lindsey R. E. Davison Davison Flanders Henslee Tugsie Agriculture Price Brown Commerce and Tabor Stanley Pent Court of the Supreme Press OF Bryan Beck Judge Court of Appeals R. B. Russell Hodges C. M. Candler Peeples J. A. Perry McLendon Judges Court of Appeals Fullbright George Graham Grogan Jones Kimsey Luke Skeen Yeomans Representative Eighth District of Georgia Western Circuit Dean Arnold Stevens de Bose von der Zéeth MR. Beatty MR. Brown National Democratic Fund E. R. Hodgson, Sr J. J. Wilkins Jerome Michael H. J. Rowe John White Morton T. W. Rucker John W. Welch Jeptha H. Rucker Old Georgia University Sam Olive Senate Richmond County W. H. Burwell House Peter W. Moeldrim University Uni Law School Alumni Association County W. A. Wright Charles H. Phinizy State Normal A. B. Davison A. H. Davison City Peyton Wade G. McLendon J. A . Perry Col. Bloodworth Mr. Holden Tex Apalachee Baptist Association Meeting Eighth District Sat
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