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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1911

Page

6

ROT Freshmen Clash with Police and Class Leader Jailed

Sunday banner reports a clash between 1915 freshmen and police. T S Malone elected president and B F Floyd were carried to city hall and jailed after rioting at Majestic Elite and Lyric theaters. Col. Snelling intervened, visiting the station and posting bond for the two leaders.

Col. C. M. Snelling T. S. Malone B. F. Floyd Malone Stone Mountain Monticello Kappa Sigma Fraternity Clayton Street The Majestic Stone Lumpkin-Milledge Lyric Theater College Avenue Thomas Seagraves City Hall Col. Snelling

Attack on a young Atlantan by unknown gunman

Special to the Banner reports Harry Woodward, a resident of Atlanta, was robbed at Fourteenth and Peachtree Streets by a armed Black assailant who fired, wounding his right arm. the offender escaped. Woodward's father formerly managed Atlanta’s waterworks.

Atlanta Harry Woodward Park Woodward Fourteenth and Peachtree Streets

New Georgia Railway and Power Company Formed

Plans completed in Atlanta on September 23 to consolidate hydroelectric plants across Piedmont into a single system. A $27,000,000 capitalization will fund the venture, with major funding from Canada and England. Charter requested. officers to be announced. company to take over and operate regional power projects.

Avlanta Piedmont Canada England New Georgia Railway and Power Company Opera

Evening wear fashions for girls and women on show

The notice invites shoppers to view an evening stock of girlish and older fashions. It promises a magnificent array of latest styles and urges careful selection and note of each garment in the shop’s inventory.

The Fall Suits Demonstrate Simple Style Over Flash

The piece argues that extreme fashions are unfashionable and conspicuous. It praises simple clothes for lasting appeal and cites the Wooltex model as proof. It notes the ready-to-wear line is the prettiest and most stylish shown.

Fall Dresses Show New Paris Styles in Athens

Our fall opening highlights the newest Paris styles in a fashion exposition. The fall line includes dresses for all occasions, with expert salespeople ready to assist.

Paris Athens

Long coats highlight workmanship in fall line

The piece stresses careful tailoring and fine details like turned seams button holes linings and collar fit as essential to elegant clothes. It promotes the fall line of long coats as a perfect example of this standard.

Separate skirt offers practical comfort for walking wear

Practical women favor the separate skirt, a straight model design praised for ease and beauty. The article notes that this walking skirt meets a long felt need without sacrificing style, showcasing our line as graceful and comfortable.

Georgia Railway and Power Co formed from major Atlanta plants

A new corporation unites the Bull Sluice Chattahoochee Etowah and Tallulah Falls plants with street railway and lighting interests in Atlanta. Canada and Atlanta capitalists are among incorporators. The firm, among the world’s largest, aims to cover most of the state’s water powers from plains to hills. Advertise.

Chattahoochee Etowah Tallulah Falls Atlanta Georgia Railway and Power Co Incorporators Lore Canada New Corporation

Two Business Men Dead Over Push Cart Dispute

In Atlanta suburb Oakhurst a grocery firm owner W. H. Johnson is dead and P. W. Zuber is dying after a quarrel over a push cart used by a grocery boy. An ordinance bans pushcarts on sidewalks except baby carriages. the man shot the other after an argument at Johnson’s home, then the other fatally assaulted him.

Atlanta W. H. Johnson Oskhurst P. W. Zuber Grady Hospital Oakhurst Zuber Johnson

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