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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1916

Page

5

Dorsey Named Georgia Governor Candidate By Dems

Georgia Democrats nominate Hugh M. Dorsey for governor at Macon convention. Hodgson praises Dorsey as an effective leader and the party endorses Wilson administration, with appellate court judges chosen and a plan to ballot for a Supreme Court replacement.

Macon B. J. Reagan McDonough Macon City Wilson Hugh Dorsey Gainesville Dorsey Forces J. R. Smith Atlanta J. J. Flynt Hiram Gardner Eatonton J. D. McClatchey Rome John W

Banner's Auto-Electric Show Opens October 17 1819

Auto dealers show rising interest as Banner promotes an event featuring 1917 models. Show begins Tuesday afternoon at three with a formal opening that night and an orchestra. Exhibitors plan roadsters touring cars and other autos to attract thousands of visitors. Promises to surpass the May exhibition with sales on the floor.

Octogenarian near Hull dies from neck injury

Hull Ge Sept 26 Mr James T Johnson an longtime planter in this section and in his eightieth year died from a broken neck after a fall from a mule drawn wagon near his home. He was seated atop a load of corn when low tree branches struck him and threw him to the ground. A son from Winterville nearby rushed to help but he was dead on arrival. Survived by wife Hattie and six sons and five daughters, including J J W A G BE R H and Ge Johnson of Hull and others in Winterville Athens Colbert and Athens. Interment in Hull cemetery. Burial under the local Danielsville lodge arrangements. Grandfather of Howard and Nellie Johnson of Athens. A long list of regional officials and party figures noted in the obituary.

Athen Man Dorsey Associated Press Macon Harry Hodgeon Athens Hugh M. Dorsey Georgia Hodgson Hull James T. Johnson Winterville Johnson Danielsville Hattie Johnson Messrs Ge. Johnson F. L. Johnson M. L. Anderson

Thornwell Orphanage Appeal Urges Saturday Fund Drive

The Thornwell Orphanage asks friends in South Carolina Georgia and Florida to raise funds on Saturday the 20th to ease its financial strain. Readers are urged to solicit donations from others and send proceeds to Clinton, hoping this drive becomes the institution’s strongest income yet.

Thornwell Orphanage South Carolina Georgia Florida Instituton Fe Itea Clinton Thornwell

Georgia Students Urged to View Georgia Clemson Game Oct 7

Anderson officials and boosters discuss arranging for the entire Georgia student body to travel to Athens for the Clemson game on October 7. Clemson plans a 900 strong in body attendance and a $2.00 flat fare from Athens. Officials will decide soon if the trip can be organized. A petition may circulate among students seeking a day for the Anderson trip.

Georgia Piedmont & Northern Railway M. Archer Blue Ridge Railway H.B. Fitzgerald Anderson Chamber of Commerce Clemson Athens Tech Atlanta Anderson

Care In Picking and Handling Cotton is Profitable This Year

Washington D C September 26 Cotton growers enjoy high prices due to demand boosting returns. Middling around 16 cents. 1912 12.20 cents, 1913 13.49, 1914 7.94, 1915 11.09. advice from U S Department of Agriculture urges picking ripe cotton, avoiding leaves and trash, drying ginning, protecting bales from dust and moisture, and storing cotton seed properly for market and planting. Cotton seed now valuable, with prices rising from 17.10 per ton in 1911 to 35.22 in August 1910.

Washington,d Prac U. S. Department of Agriculture

Blackmailer Butler Sentenced in Atlanta Prison

New York reports William Butler, central figure in a nationwide blackmail ring, arrives at Atlanta penitentiary. He faces ongoing prosecutions on other charges after swindling a hotel guest in April, allegedly aided by a justice department agent. The Lipper case ties Butler’s Philadelphia home to the plot.

New York William Butler Atlanta Justice Department Lipper Butler Philadelphia

Villa adherents executed in Chihuahua City report

General Bell reports five hundred Villa adherents executed at Chihuahua City since the Villa attack. He notes additional arrests and a skirmish at Arena, ten miles south of Juarez, with Carranza soldiers wounded and brought back to Juarez. Carranza officials in Juarez are referenced.

el Pago Texas Bell Villa Chihuahua City Arena Juarez Carranza Juares

Mr Perry Returns Thanks To People

Atlanta Georgia September 26 Mr James A Perry reelected to the state railroad commission issues a card of appreciation to the people of Gedrela thanking them for the overwhelming majority and expressing obligation to supporters and contributors promising to be of service and to remember their confidence with respect and gratitude.

MR. Perry Atlanta, Ga James A. Perry State Railroad Commission Gedrela Wayating

American neutrality laws urged to curb involvement in Mexican conflicts

London Conn Sept 26 discussion at the American Mexican conference called for revising neutrality laws to discourage Americans from aiding Mexican factional fights. Mexicans accuse the United States of aiding conspiracies against Mexico amid border peace talks.

London Conn Mexico

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Democrats George Luke Jenkins Court Appeals Bloodworth and Stephens J. Gordon Jones Crisp A. J. Slade Mus Albert Howell Polton Supreme Court Joseph Henry Lumpkin Frank Harwell Surpribe Asociated Press Appellate Court W. F. George Vienna Roscoe Lake Thomasville W. F. Jenkins Forsyth Alex Stephens United States Thomas B. Watton M. M. Dickson Appling Brinson, Johnson State Court of Appeals Picket Terrell M. J. Yeomans T. H. Phinisy Monroe C. H. B. Bloodworth Monroe County H. A. Boykin Carroll W. Frank Jenkins Putnam Cecil Neill Muscogee A. W. Cozart Hutcheson J. D.mccartney John M. Graham Cobb L. P. Skeen Tift Bloodworth Stephens Jenking George Luke Fullbright Cozart Kimsey Yeomans Graham Grogan Dean of Hall J. W. Lindsey R . E. Davi Banner Skelton Campbell W. A. Dodson Sumter J. D. Price Dodson Jo- Han McCpery Hart County J. J. Brown Brown J.D. Phoo Nee Party For Commissioner of Agriculture Neill County Harri W. E.simmons Gwinnett County Watson Simmons Thedford Thedfordslack Rarslty Scrubs Reynolds Neville Ling Donnelly Nage Brights McConnell Hender Yesterson 8. C Yester Mesera K. W. Thom Pieellen Bladder H. R. Palmer & Son
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