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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1910

Page

5

Dynamite Attempts Target Statham Homes In Prohibition Backlash

The town of Statham rocked by three dynamite attacks Saturday night aimed at Mayor William Fite and others. Authorities believe the crimes are tied to recent arrests of alleged blind tigers. suspects are identified and bloodhounds were deployed as investigations continue for potential convictions.

Statham William Fite Luther Steed M. M. Arnold James Pepper Athens Fite Hous Marshal Steed

Merck Faces Charge In Athens Auto Collision

H L Merck of Athens faces a misdemeanor charge under a new speeding law after a Saturday night collision with H D Griffeth’s team between Athens and Georgia Factory. Griffeth says he moved aside. Merck contends Griffeth blocked the road. Griffeth’s horse was killed. car damaged. case to be heard in Athens City Court.

H. L. Merck Athens H. D. Griffeth Georgia Griffeth Merck

Land Owners Show Proposed To Promote Georgia Exposition

Invitations have been issued for a joint Atlanta meeting on September 15 with editors landowners and the Greater Georgia Association to plan a Georgia Land Owners Exposition in November. The show will feature corn oats wheat cotton fruits vegetables and other farm products to attract buyers and sellers across the state. Endorsers include Geo W Dean Judge Hopking Judge Sam Smith W E Aycock Dr Jeffords Floyd Al jford and others. Frank Weldon is asked to manage.

Atlanta Greater Georgia Association Geo. W. Dean Waycross Hopking Thomasville Sam Smith Albany W. E. Aycock Moultrie Dr. Jeffords Floyd al Jford Worth County Wights Grady Frank Weldon Georgia Carolinas Tennessee Kentucky

Delta Upsilon Fraternity Holds 76th Convention in San Francisco

The seventy six annual convention of the Delta Upsilon fraternity opens in San Francisco with headquarters at the St Francis hotel. Hundreds attend from across the country as guests of the University of California chapter for a three day meeting. Delta Upsilon, founded at Williams College in 1834 by students including Stephen Field and James A. Garfield.

San Francisco Cal Delta Upatlon Fraternity St. Francis Hotel University of California Delta Upsilon Williame College Stephen J. Pield United States Capesane Court James A. Garfield

Bicycle Stolen From Front of Prince Avenue Pharmacy

A delivery boy left his bicycle outside Prince Avenue Pharmacy late Saturday night. On return the bike was missing and no leads were available. Police are conducting a thorough investigation into the theft.

Prince Avenue Pharmacy

Great Losses From Forest Fires Warn of 1910 Record

Washington August 12. Forester Graves warns 1910 may set a record for forest fire losses after a season of severe fires across Lake States and Mountain States. He urges rapid detection, adequate fighting forces, and coordinated patrols to curb damage to timber, railroads, and private property.

Washington Omidlala U. S. Department of Agriculture Lake States Henry Graves

Hart Superior Court convenes next October

Hartwell Ga September 12 the Hart superior court next term convenes the second Monday in October under a new act moving terms from March and September to April and October. First cotton bales sold in Hartwell Tuesday by Sheriff W M Kidd and Dr C D Torner.

Hart Supeior Hartwell Hart Superior Court Sherif W. M. Kidd C. D. Torner

Changes in Georgia state offices ahead of 1911 inauguration

Avlanta Georgia September 12 with Governor Smith set to take office in June 1911, officials discuss anticipated staff changes. Likely returns include C M Hitch as executive secretary and Josiah Carter as private secretary, with M K Haralson moving to be secretary. Adjutant General A J Scott may be replaced by Claude Smith as captain and state shooter. Keeper of public buildings J L Barron may step aside. George Tomlin of Carroll expected to apply again. Oil and fertilizer inspector posts expected changes as well.

Avlanta Hoke Smith State House C. M. Hitch Smith Hitch Candler Terrell A. O. Bacon Josiah Carter Marietta Journal Cobb County M. K. Haralson oMce A. J. Scott Brown Scott Claude Smith Campbell County Atlanta Georgia J. L. Barron Farmers’ Union George Tomlin Carroll

Governor Sprague Reaches Eightieth Birthday Anniversary

Narragansett Pier Rhode Island statesman Governor Sprague veteran relief executive during the Civil War and longtime U S senator marked his eightieth birthday today. Longtime ill health and the prior year’s fire destruction of his grand Rhode Island home have sent him traveling in Europe.

Narragansett Pier Sprague Rhode Island United States Senate Europe

New Elbert County Committee Declares Tribble Win

Elbert County's new executive committee convened at the courthouse elects C B Earle permanent chairman, declares J Bam Tribble the county’s Democratic nominee. The move, called by Tribble supporters, aims to seat delegates for a forthcoming convention as the internal dispute over the August 23 1910 primary widens.

Journal Elberton Howard Tribble Court House C. BE. Earle Martin Heard Heard Athens Elbert County J. Tribble W. M. Howard Bam J. Tribble Efberton J. Mann Pike Elbert

Two Policemen Pose as Thieves in Athens Incident

Officers Felton and Short of the Athens police, disguised as thieves, attempted a burglary before daylight yesterday. The owners resisted, and the officers sustained injuries in the ensuing struggle.

Felton Short Athens

State at Large Committee Members listed in Georgia endorsement

Atlantis Ga September 12 Chairman W C Wright of Newnan announces the state executive committee six teen members from the state at large as authorized by the convention. Names include W W Lambdin Waycross J H McGehee Talbotton E L McKinney Macon L J McConnell Royston Bowdre Phinizy Augusta P A Stovall Savannah Paul B Trammell Dalton H H Fitzpatrick Madison T M Brumby Jr Marietta Peter 5 Cummings Leila Reuben R Arnold Atlanta Jesse Mercer Fitzgerald Robert L Berner Forsyth W L Peek Conyers T C Waters Atlanta and Howard Thompson Gainesville.

Madison T. M. Brumby, Jr Marietta Peter 5. Cummings Leila Reuben R. Arnold Atlanta Jesse Mercer Fitzgerald Robert L. Berner Forsyth W. L. Peek Conyers T. C. Waters Howard Thomspson Gainesville

Fight Waged By Smith Men In Georgia Legislature

Atlanta reports show the progressive democrats backing Hoke Smith expected to win a majority in the next Georgia legislature. John M. Slaton appears set to lead the Senate while Speakership of the House remains contested between John N. Holder and W. H. Burwell with Hopkine also in the mix. Opposition to Bolfeuillet as Clerk and Northen as Secretary is rumored from Smith factions.

Atlanta Hoke Smith Brown House Senate J. E. Sheppard Americus Emmet Shaw Fort Gaines John M. Slaton John N. Holder W. H. Burwell Hancock H. W. Hopkine Thomas Burwell Joe Brown Smith Holder Heaven John T. Bolfeuillet Chas. 8. Northen

Tennessee Independents Back Hooper After Patterson Withdrawal

Nashville dispatch notes the regular Democratic state committee plans to meet to consider a new platform and a governor candidate after M. R. Patterson's withdrawal. Independents remain aligned with B. W. Hooper, while some Memphis Rutherford and Madison counties hint at harmonizing but have not instructed delegates to vote for Hooper. The withdrawal largely shifts dynamics but does not alter independent support.

Tennessee Patterson Nashville Tenn Democratic M. R. Patterson B. W. Hooper Memphis Rutherford Madison Hooper Jover Tennesse

Local Fire Insurance Agents Convene Fifteenth Convention

The fifteenth annual convention of the National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents opened in Chicago and will run through Thursday. The initial session featured reports from officers and committees. Key topics include expense reduction and rate cuts, state rating laws, uniform blanks, and qualifications for agency appointments.

Chicago Ill National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents

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Statham Homes Pepper Delta Upsilon Fraternity Taylor Saw Mills Lead Psie Este Roteo i Congressional Committee Jack Slaton John Holder J. K. Orr Shoes Co J. K. Orr Shoe CO
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