City Council Moves Toward Incinerator and Sewer Plan
At a called meeting the Athens mayor and council discuss installing a short sewer line funded by property owners and city takeover after six percent return. They suspend rules, adopt a contract with Georgia Development Company, and plan incinerator for garbage disposal for ten to fifteen years amid other town issues including Newsies restrictions and police transport needs.
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Jerome Michael
Tibbetts
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Athens
Seven Die In Subway Excavation Blast Tragedy
Seven bodies are recovered from a Seventh Avenue subway excavation wreck after a dynamite blast destroyed temporary supports. Two passengers and five laborers perished as a trolley plunged into the pit. Four investigations are under way.
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New York
Anglo French loan talks fail to produce timely announcement
New York, Sept 22. Anticipated announcement of loan commission progress was not forthcoming. Commissioners met late but details were not disclosed. several American bankers suggested a possible eleventh hour change in plans.
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New York
Death Cuts U. S. Pensions 10 Per Cent in One Year
Washington reports a ten percent drop in the civil war pension roll over the year. A total of 396,370 Union veterans remain on the roll, down 33,255 from last year, with pension payments reduced by about 15 million dollars.
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Associated Press
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Vacationing Tax Receiver Pushes Waste Plant Plan
Mr. J. H. Dorsey left for a South Carolina trip while urging Athens to install an incineration plant to end recurring street waste and carcass issues. The city engineer and purchasing agent were directed to collect cost data for current and long term plants and potential locations for presentation at the next mayor and council meeting.
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Mexican Peace Urges Convention and Provisional Government
Roque Gonzales Garza, former president of the Mexican convention, warned from Washington that recognizing Carranza without his participation risks anarchy. He said neither Villa nor Carranza controls the situation and a failed peace convention would prolong warfare, exhausting both sides.
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Millions of Bibles Shipped Unimpeded to Germany
London reports the British and Foreign Bible Society continues wartime support by sending Testaments Psalm books and Gospels to Germany and other fronts. Over a million such books shipped since war start with August exports totaling 350 cases weighing 40 tons. Russian armies receive 450000 testaments, funded in part by US Sunday school scholars.
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United States
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Kiao-chau
Georgia Harvest Festival aims for grand Atlanta event
Atlanta sees a 25 member Georgia Harvest Festival board spanning as many cities with John W. Morton as Athens representative. An advisory panel from counties will be named. Daily parades balls fireworks carnival attractions and educational conferences are planned with reduced railroad rates to bring visitors and inaugurate the Southeastern Fair exposition.
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New Orleans
Not Paint The Worst Mistake In Painting Is Not Putting Off
The text argues delaying painting is costly, causing about 10 percent extra expense due to interest and wages. It condemns cheap paint as dangerous, claiming true costs include initial price plus wear. The author warns readers against choosing low quality materials.
Unclear Bulgarian Mobilization News Sends London Into Debate
London observers record Bulgarian mobilization as a potential pivot in Balkan negotiations. Reports from Berlin and London describe German advances near Vilna, continued Flanders bombardment, and Italian activity in the Dolomites while the Bulgarian premier asserts neutrality from Romania and Greece.
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Barrett says farmers in bad fix despite booster talk
Charles E. Barrett told a Georgia farmers convention that six per cent money is illusory and that South and national farming areas suffer under heavy debt. He cited widespread encumbrance of Georgia farm property, difficulty obtaining loans, and high rates. The meeting urged crop diversification and warehouse legislation for the next session.
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Atlanta
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Lucy Cobb Institute Opens Eighth Year With Attendance
In Washington on Sept 22 President Wilson and William Jennings Bryan met at the White House. Bryan declined to reveal the president’s remarks after resignation. They reportedly discussed a peace trip to Europe and defense spending. Colonel Bryan then left to continue peace lectures.
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Another Note on the Wm. P. Frye
Washington reports another German note on the sinking of the American ship William P. Frye by the commerce raider Prins Bitel Friedrich. The state department has sent the communication to the president for awareness.
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Washington
Germany
William P. Frye
Prins Bitel Friedrich
State Department
Piers at Cristobal Strain Under Heavier Canal Freight
Panama, Sept. 22 The port of Cristobal has expanded rapidly since canal opening, with two 1,000 foot piers costing 2.6 million each and a third under construction. A fourth is planned as congestion causes ships to wait for docking and cargo delays of up to six weeks.
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of Cristobal
Central
South America
Balboa
South American Steamship Lines
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Opening of Lucy Cobb Institute Marks Fresh Start
The fifty eighth annual session of Lucy Cobb Institute opens with large attendance and wide state representation led by Georgia. Improvements worth thousands have updated the plant. alumni will tour the renovated buildings in a few weeks. The faculty list features educators from Bryn Mawr Wellesley and the University of Georgia among others.
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Berlin
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Louis Bachner
Johm Morris
Cincinnati Conservatory of Musico
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Carriere
Helen Moore
Woman's College of
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Lacy Cobb Institute
Schools May Bar Children For Common Colds
Health boards in many cities consider barring children with colds from school as common colds are contagious. Foley's Honey ad Twins promote a home remedy. parents may preempt trouble by treating before school opens.
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Foley's
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