Effort to Bring Wilson to Atlanta for Southeastern Fair
Special to the Banner reports Atlanta hopes to host President Wilson during the campaign. An Atlanta visit for the Southeastern Fair opening on October 14 was considered, with Ivan Allen tasked to secure the president. After talks with Wilson supporters in the region, there is growing belief the visit will occur in late October, tied to reelection campaigning.
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Atlanta
Woodrow Wilson
Southeast
Ivan Allen
Wilson
The
Fair Association
Weekly meeting to discuss high cost of white print paper
The executive committee of the Press Association will hold a full day meeting in October led by Mr McAuliffe to address the prohibitive cost of white print paper and seek relief. The venue and exact date will be announced, with a likely gathering in Macon during the fair.
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Press Association
McAuliffe
Macon
Setting Sun and a Path to a Sinless Morning Voice
An unfamiliar verse by A. L. Crawley expresses acceptance of life's end and a hopeful afterlife, contrasting a spiritual dawn with earthly storms. The piece also references the University of Georgia School of Commerce offering courses to Athens young men, and mentions A. Bad Gummer for Children amid an unusual influx of activity.
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A. L. Crawley
Senate
School of Commerce
University of Georgia
Athens
Wilson Presses Business Unity at National Grain Dealers Meet
President Wilson addressed about 3800 delegates in Baltimore at the National Grain Dealers' Convention urging cooperation between government and business to meet world competition. He called for clear trade liberties and restrictions under new laws and urged setting politics aside in business discussion.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Wilson
Grain Dealers’ Convention
Busines
United States
Bread Prices Rise Across Nation Attract Attention
Federal attorneys were notified to watch for evidence of illegal practices as bread price increases draw interest. The judiciary department lacks power to act unless there is evidence of combinations or agreements injurious to public welfare affecting interstate trade.
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Jundeé Department
Cattle herd to be brought into Clarke county for breeding
A load of thoroughbred shorthorn cattle will arrive in Clarke county in a few weeks for breeding. County Agricultural Agent J Q Woodruff and government beef cattle expert Dir Goodell have organized the sale among Clarke farmers. The buyer will select animals in mid to late October. Expected purchasers include Pittard Morton Davie Tribble O Kelley Chambers and other leading Clarke farmers.
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Clarke County
J. Q.woodruff
Oconee
Dir. Goodell
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Messrs. Pittard
Morton, Davie
Tribble
O’kelley
Chambers
Clarke
Dr F. Bond of Canon Seeks Speakership Candidacy
Canon Ga Sept 25 The many friends of Dr F Bond of Canon Ga are elated over the prospect of his becoming a candidate for Speak. Bond was elected on a
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Canon, Ga
F. Bond
Canon,Ga
Bond
Britishers and French Blows Pierce Teuton Lines Before Winter
Telegraphic dispatches note Greek situation dire as Veriovelos and Admiral Conduecticis head from Athens toward Crete then Saloniki. Allied airships raid England coast with minor damage. American soldier Kelley killed aiding Verdun wounded. British and French forces push on from Martinpuich to Combles, Morval, and near Peronne, signaling near-surround of Combles. Russians launch new offensives to halt counterattacks. More air raid reports from England confirming six airships and limited damage.
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Martinpuich
Somme
Peronne
du Mord
France
Teutons
Bar Meeting in Athens Superior Court Saturday Noon
There will be a meeting of the bar of Athens in the superior court room at the courthouse on Saturday at noon for conference and consultation with reference to making a calendar for the approaching term of the court the second Monday in October. Formal notice will be issued later in the week.
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Bar of
Athens
Martha J Terrell Dies at Lawrenceville
Mrs Martha J Terrell age 82 dies at her Lawrenceville home after a short illness. A lifelong resident she joined the Methodist church 65 years ago. Survived by sons Dr W M Terrell C J Terrell and Homer Terrell of Atlanta and M K Terrell and Miss Clara Terrell of Lawrenceville. Funeral and interment details follow.
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Martha J, Terrell
Lawrenceville
Maria J, Terrell
Methodist Church
W. M. Terrell
C. J. Terrell
Homey Terrel
Atlanta
M. K. Tenrell
Clara Terrell
New York Governor Considering Extra Session on Strike Crisis
Labor leaders push for a broad work stoppage as unions seek government action. State legislators plan to urge the governor to convene an extraordinary session to address the strike. AFL organizer Hugh Frayne says about forty percent of 600,000 workers intend to quit Wednesday. Demonstration is favored over a full strike, with transit lines largely normal but sporadic violence reported.
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Associated Press
New York
Carmen
Hugh Frayne
American Federation of Labor
Wes
Tug Sets Out To Meet A Submarine Near New London
Westerly Sept 25 The tug Weasterly left harbor at dawn to meet a submarine craft in the area. Captain Frank Robinson offered no comment, but his wife said she expected to escort a submarine crew into New London before daybreak.
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Tug
Associated Press
Westerly
R. I
Frank Robinson
New London
Sister of Athens Lady Passes Away
Mrs. EB H Abbott of Pope street Athens traveled to Bok stone Georgia to see her ill sister Mrs. G V Roland. Abbott sent word yesterday morning that her sister had died. The item mentions a separate testimonial about Foley Kidney Pills from Mrs F B Hortmeister of Tea Missouri.
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Athens
EB. H. Abbott
Pope Street
Bokston, Ga
G. V. Roland
Paralysis Situation Affects New York Travel Rules
Federal health authorities inspect Interstate travel from New York and warn that if infantile paralysis cases drop as today they may authorize actions by October first. Schools opened with ten to fifteen percent of children kept home by cautious parents amid cautious mood. Postal savings banks hold nearly one dollar per person in the United States.
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Associated Press
New York
Postal Savings Banks
United States
Troops Won't Withdraw Until Mexico Proves Ability
New London Conn Sept 25 The Mercury American fret meeting feature was the Villa raid at Chihuahua shown as of little importance but Americans reported pessimistic views Until doubt of Mexican ability to control the situation is removed it seems unlikely Americans will agree to withdraw Perting's force
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Associated Press
New London
Conn
Chihuahus
Perthing
Ice man doubles as coal man unsettles winter trade
A local columnist quips that the icy season is a routine test of services but notes the ice man also selling coal creates a unique conflict for households. The remark highlights how seasonal supply roles blur during tough weather.
Doley’s Honey and Tar Endorsed for Coughs Colds and Bronchitis
For Hay Fever Asthma and Bronchitis Every sufferer should know that Doley's Honey and Tar tas reliable remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis.
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Doley
Promotions Move General Mills Vacancy Abroad
Secretary Baker announced from Baltimore that American forces in Mexico will nominate a major general to fill the Mills vacancy. This does not affect leadership of the Mexican expedition. Brigadier generals to succeed Pershing will include Gwitt Treat French Greble, with Adams McComb and Sibley retired.
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Associated Press
Mexico
Mills
Baker
Baltimore
Ken Gwitt
Charles G. Treat
General Staff
Francia H. French
Twenty Firet Infantry
Edwin St. John Greble
Sixth Field Artillery
Pershing
Granger
Great Rally at First Baptist Church Sunday School
Sunday was Go to Sunday School day at the First Baptist. The main auditorium and the Sunday school rooms were filled with attendees totaling 632, surpassing the 500 goal. A mission offering aimed at one hundred dollars raised 114.75 dollars, supporting state missions through a lively program.
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First Baptist
Funeral of Miss Belle Hutcheson Sunday Afternoon
The funeral for Miss Belle Hutcheson who died Saturday night at her sister Mrs Doster’s home was held Sunday at 4:30 PM at Winterville Cemetery. Reverends Luke Johnson and James C. Morris officiated as many friends gathered to mourn the beloved woman and her family.
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Belle Hutcheson
Siater
Cept
Doster
Neva
Winterville
Luke Johneon
James C. Morris
WLLAND RECOGNIZES U. S. COTTON STANDARDS ADOPTED
Washington reports that the cotton standards issued by Secretary Houston for American markets have been adopted by the government trading board and the Holland cotton exchange, signaling official recognition of the system. The notice reflects broader industry alignment and state-level implementation. A separate letter from Ada Sanders of Cottontown, Tennessee praises Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough remedy for her two young daughters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Houston
Botte , Holand
Cotton Exchange
Ada Sanders
Cottontown
Tenn
Foley
Earl of Essex Found Dead in London
The Earl of Ze eex was found dead in bed at New Market after illness. He is identified as the seventh Earl of Casex, George Devereux de Vere Capell, aged nine, a major landowner with about 15,000 acres. His second wife Adele Grant, daughter of Beach Grant of New York, was married in 1693.
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Associated Press
London
Earl of Ze Eex
New Market
Earl of
Casex
George ‘Devereux de Vere Capell
Adele Grant
Beach Grant
New York
Act Quick With Kidney Pills In Time Of Danger
Athens residents endorse Dean's Kidney Pills as highly effective during kidney danger. Mrs. 8. F. Davie of Cobb Street reports back pain and fatigue improved after using two boxes. FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo, New York.
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Athens
Dean
F. Davie
Cobb St. Athens
Death by Own Action in Jackson County
In Jackson County a coroner’s inquest found Miss Ghelton daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Shelton died by her own hand. The death occurred at Mrs Burroughs residence by hanging from joists with a rope. Burroughs and Miss Shelton had been married about one and a half years, separated then reconciled earlier this year.
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Miss Ghelton, Daugher
Henry Shelton
Burroughs
Jackson County
Nationals Tie Record With 21st Straight Victory
New York Nationals win both games of a double header to reach twenty one straight victories, surpassing the 1854 Providence Nationals mark. Schupp and Perritt dominated St. Louis in the double header. Noted that several minor leagues have higher totals, including Corsicana's 27 in 1903.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Nationals
Providence Nationals
Schupp
Perritt
St. Louis Batteries
Corsicana
Texas
Hughes Critiques Wilson On Gas Case At Dayton
Dayton, Sept 26 Candidate Hughes spoke to locals and said President Wilson erred in linking the New York eighty cent gas case with the eight hour law. He argued there is no analogy between the two matters.
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Associated Prose
Dayton
Ohio
Hughes
Wilson
New York
Unexplained Tribute Named Camp After Soldier
General Bell named the camp of the Tenth provisional division Camp Owen Belerne in memory of a sergeant killed in a gala on Thursday while performing his duty with the provost guard. The tribute was reported from El Paso Texas on September 25 by Associated Press.
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Associated
el Paso
Texas
Bell
Tenth Provisional Division
Owen Belerne
Catts Knott Fight Over Alachua County Votes Reserved
In Tallahassee on September 25 the Florida Supreme Court reserved a final ruling in Sidney J. Catts plea seeking to let precinct three votes in Alachua county stand. Attorneys for Catts and gubernatorial nominee W. W. Knott argued as Knott calls for a full county recount.
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Tallahasee
Fla
Sidney J. Catts
Alachua County
Supreme Court
Catts
W. W. Knott
Knott
Kidney trouble relief claim from Little Rock reader
Ten year kidney trouble affected T F Hutchins of Little Rock Arkansas who writes that after taking Foley Kidney Pills his pain and distress vanished. He says he was almost hopeless but five boxes restored his health and vigor according to H Palmer and Son local ad.
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T. F. Hutchinon
Little Rock
Ark
Foley Kidneyville
Foley
Palmer & Sone
Boifevillet Confident in Re-Election as House Clerk
Atlanta, Sept 25 Col John T Boifouillet clerk of the House of Representatives says he is absolutely satisfied with his race to succeed himself and anticipates no trouble. He notes promises and commitments of support are coming in as well as ever and sees no reason for doubt about the result.
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Boifevillet
Atlanta
John Tboifouillet
The
Hous of Representatives
House
Foley Kidney Pills and Cathartic Tablets Ad Offer
An old ad invites readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a timed offer. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills for coughs colds and crown relief, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, with Palmer & Goss as distributors.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Palmer & Goss
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