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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1922

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City floats debt over one hundred fifty thousand dollars

Americas city council discussed the rising floating indebtedness now at least 150000, down from 83154 earlier, amid plans to fund paving West Church street and a looming 5000 teachers payroll with limited bank funds. Alderman Warren warned that continued borrowing could halt progress if funds run dry.

City of Americas Alderman Warren Atlanta West Church Street Warren Thani Burke Allison W. E. Mitchell Americus Mitchell Americas Planters Bank

Lumpkin Radio Club Organized in Lumpkin

The Lumpkin Radio club held its first meeting in the county school superintendent’s office on Wednesday. Temporary officers were elected to raise funds for a wireless radio receiving set to tap Atlanta and northern and eastern city broadcasts. W. T. Halliday was chosen chairman A. B. Scaife secretary and treasurer. An order was placed for a complete wireless set to be delivered soon with an amplifier to project sound throughout the room.

Lumpkin Lumpkin Radio Club Atlanta W. T. Halliday A. B. Scaife Lumpkin Club

Princess Elizabeth Ill With Typhoid Fever in Athens

Princess Elizabeth wife of Crown Prince George is seriously ill in Athens with typhoid fever. Queen Marie of Roumania has been summoned and is expected to arrive today to join the royal household in the crisis.

Athens Isy Associated Press Elizabeth George Queen Marie Roumania

City council ends exchange over waving project

The dialogue closed with a motion by Mr Burke to proceed with the waving while Mr Warren was the sole opposing vote, leaving the city engineer instructed to carry on with the plan.

Mr. Warren Burke

City offices ordered to keep longer hours

City hall offices including the city clerk and treasurer and the water department will stay open until 6 p m daily including Saturday by order of the city council. The change raises the previous 5 pm weekday closing and noon Saturday hours, following a recommendation from Council Finance Committee Chairman Warren.

Water Department Warren Council Finance Committee

Rotary guests hear student essays on service motto

Seven of ten Detroit area high school students who wrote essays on the motto He Profits Most Who Serves Best were guests at a Rotary luncheon. Miss Ruby Harris won first prize. others included Betty Castellon, Rossie Andrews, Emma Westbrook, Martha Ivey, Morgan Sellers, and Bal Gatewood. Three absent were Carl S. Glover Jr., oe Wright, and John E. Riker.

Americas High School Rotary Club Ruby Harris Betty Castellon Rossie Andrews Emma Westbrook Martha Ivey Messrs Morgan Sellers Bal Gatewood Carl S. Glover, Jr Oe Wright John E. Riker Miss Harris Lovelace Eve J. Ralston Cargill Times-Recorder Col G. R .Ellis New York Cargill Rotary Troop

City faces water limits for new pool project

At a city council meeting, J Ralston Cargill and Playground committees urged a temporary water supply for a new pool. City data showed abundant water but warned against overloading the plant. Engineer Wheatley said 180000 gallons daily would strain the system, while Burke noted city losses from water rates, proposing more pool bonds to fund completion.

J. Ralston Cargill Playground Association Wheatley Burke

New York Cotton Exchange to Close on April 29

New York city officials announce the New York cotton exchange will close April 29 to move its equipment to temporary quarters on Wall Street. Operations will resume May 1 after the current exchange building is torn down for a new 22 story structure.

New York New York Cotton Exchange Wall Street Exchange

French Genoa Delegates Given Conference Instructions

Paris April 7 The French cabinet approved Premier Poincare's written instructions to the French delegation for the Genoa conference. The text reflects the January 31 memorandum which states reparations talks are outside the conference scope.

Paris Associated Press Poincare Genoa

D'Annunzio to Represent Italian Seamen at Genoa

Gabriele D'Annunzio will represent Italy's Seamen at the upcoming international conference in Genoa, as reported by Italian newspapers published there.

D'Annunzio Genoa Gabriele D’annunzio Italy

Lloyd George Leads British Delegation to Genoa Conference

Premier Lloyd George with his wife and daughter headed a twenty member British party to Genoa as they set out for the economic conference opening on Monday, smiling yet bearing a careworn look.

Lloyd George London Associated Press Genoa

Paris warns French delegates at Genoa over discretion

Extraordinary precautions are being taken to prevent indiscretions by members of the French delegation at Genoa. Louis Barthou, head of the delegation, has warned his collaborators that the first person who communicates directly with Paris in regard to the proceedings of the economic conference will be immediately sent back to Paris.

Paris Associated Press Genoa Louis Barthou

Police Likely to Do Street Tax Collecting

City police are expected to help collect the city street tax this year, relieving the city marshal who will handle delinquent property tax. Alderman Warren urged the move in council, and Mayor Sheppard planned to recommend it to the police board, with an order likely.

Warren City Council Sheppard

Delay in Doughboy monument drinking fountains explained

City Engineer Charles Wheatley told the Council last night why the Doughboy monument well and drinking fountains were delayed. He said a shipment error sent indoor fountains liable to freeze, prompting a new order by Julius Schroeder, plumbing contractor, with equipment reportedly shipped last Saturday. The city states the well is ready for operation.

Doughboy Monument Chas. Wheatley Julius Schroeder

Trash Can and Sidewalk Signs Find Little Favor

The council heard a sixth request to place 25 or 30 large covered trash cans with advertising on city streets. The committee chair recommended against the plan and will consider it further. The mayor noted sidewalks defaced by painted signs, and an ordinance to ban the practice was directed to the ordinance committee for next session.

Burks Sheppard Burke Taylor

Davenport Retains Office in Americus Postmaster Nomination

President Harding nominated Daniel F Davenport Democrat for postmaster at Americus Georgia. Davenport led in a competitive examination and is expected to keep all current post office staff. The article notes prior service since Wilson era and mentions other examination participants A B Howards B F Bond C A Amack and A I Lockett.

Washington Associated Press Daniel F. Davenport Harding Americus, Ga Davenport Americas A. B. Howards B. F. Bond C. A. Amack A. I. Lockett Ames Lockett Howard Wilson H. P. Mitchell the Americas

Paris London Aerial Express Collision Kills Five

The Paris London aerial express crashed in dense fog over Phieloy 70 miles north of Paris this afternoon. Both planes with high speed in opposite directions. The pilots three passengers and one mechanic were killed. All victims aboard the French plane.

Paris Associated Press Phieloy

Carswells Buy New Drug Store In Americus

Announcement of the sale and transfer of Americus Drug Co to C R Carswell and C H Carswell with Stuart Prather and George Wheatley handling the sale. Carswell says Americus Drug Co will continue under its name and will reopen Saturday with full stock, delivery service, and new management. De pt. Everett remains as prescription clerk.

Americus Drug Company C. H. Carswell Stuart Prather George D. Wheatley J. H. Purvis E. L. Carswell Times-Recorder Carswell South Georgia Americas Sumter County Dr. Prather C. R

Leslie Women Shop in Americus today

Mrs. Richard B. Winchester, Miss Ella May Ranen and Miss Mary Carter, all of Leslie, were seen shopping in Americus today.

Richard B. Winchester Ella May Ranen Mary Carter Leslie Americus

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