Blalock Welcomes Watson Votes In Agriculture Race
A. Q. Blalock, candidate for commissioner of agriculture, returns to Americas after Buena Vista day in support seeking Watson votes. He disputs a Times-Ereorder headline and states he has not communicated with or visited Watson, but hopes for Watson supporters. He notes cordial business ties with Watson and asks fair prominence for his letter.
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A. 0. Blalock
Commissioner of Agriculture
Americas
Buena Vista
J. J. Brown
Kim
Times-e
Watson
A. QO. Blalock
Blalock Open to Watson Support After Interview Confusion
The Times-Recorder clarifies that Mr Blalock in his dictated statement welcomes Watson’s support and corrects a misquote from his first interview. It notes Watson was not named by Blalock in the initial talk and urges readers not to misinform.
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Blalock
Watson
Mr. Blalock
Mr. Watson
Times-Recorder
Carswell Recovers From Flu Relapse Returns To Work
E. L. Carswell, who recently suffered a relapse after being ill with flu, is reported to be well enough to attend to business again.
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E. L. Carswell
London Market Opening Steady in Liverpool Trade
Market opened steady in Liverpool with a 2 to 4 point decline. Fullys quoted at 10.26 with sales totaling 6,000. Futures shown for April June September with prior close 10.19 10.21 10.13. Prices listed as 10.07 to 106.03 across contracts.
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Liverpool
May 6 Last Day for Women to Register for Election
May 7 closes Georgia registration for the fall general election. All citizens must register with the tax collector before May 7, with May 6 the Saturday cutoff since the date falls on Sunday. Women must also pay a poll tax for 1922, $1, by December 20, and ensure their names are on the registration lists.
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Georgia
Court House
Sumter
Righteos
Woman's
U.S. Seeks Peace Plan on Coal Strike at White House
Washington reports the government is crafting a plan to end the coal strike and will submit it to operators and miners. Springfield notes separate state wage talks are near in Kentucky and Tennessee, with Illinois locals expected to agree and Alabama miners urged to stay at work.
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U.S
Washington
White House
Springfield
Ills
Kentucky
Tennessee
Frank Farrington
Illinois United Mine Workers
Illinois
Alabama
Anthracite Miners Demand Faster Wage Talks in New York
Ant h racite miners officials returning to New York to resume talks with operators said they would add another demand to the nineteen already submitted a demand for quicker negotiations on wage contracts as 152 000 idle miners grow tired of the layoff and impatient over the strike settlement delay.
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New York
Morgan Accepts Place on Reparations Board
New York April 25 P Morgan has accepted the Allied Reparations Commission invitation to join the committee to consider flotation of an international loan for Germany. He will sail for Europe mid May and believes a popular loan with good terms and good security can be placed. America is important in this foreign loan situation and the question is terms for a German loan in the United States.
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New York
P. Moorgan
Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Europe
Morgan
United States
America
Republicans Seek Fifty Cent Tariff On Shingles
Washington April 24 25 Republican agricultural tariff bloc senators urged the senate finance committee to restore the house tariff bill setting a fifty cent per thousand duty on shingles. Shingles now sit on the free list and the proposal aims to curb imports.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Republican Agricultural Tariff Bloc
Muscle Shoals offers face uncertain House action
In executive session the house military committee moved toward ruling out current private Muscle Shoals offers, a likelihood that none will be recommended in their present form. Senate agriculture panel also postponed Ford proposals until Monday as representatives said they are not prepared to attend.
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Washington
Associated Press
House Military Committee
Muscle Shoals
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Henry Ford
U.S. Could Have Prevented War Says Pershing
Gen. John J. Pershing told the senate military committee that with adequate military preparedness and strong leadership the United States could have prevented World War. He argued failure to recognize envy and hatred among nations leaves the U.S. unprepared and causes unnecessary loss of life and financial burdens.
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Washington
United States
John J. Pershing
Senate Military Committee
War Department
House
A C L Building 500 New Cars At Moultrie
Ri April 25 Fifty additional artisans are being employed in the Atlantic Coast Line railroad car shops to build five hundred new freight cars this year. Workers come from across the South and are already at work. The hiring of fifty car repairers adds two thirds as helpers and apprentices, swelling the local shop force by about 100. Over half of the cars will be built in the Waycross shops.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Waycross
Smallpox Ended At Tifton Jail Visitors Return
Tifton April 25 Sunday was an at home day at the Tift county jail after a small pox outbreak confined inmates and led to visitor bans. About 25 prisoners were held, relatives and friends crowded Sheriff Shaw as visitors resumed following fumigation and transfer of new prisoners to Worth county jail.
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Tifton
Tift County
Worth County
Shaw
Livestock Sales Soar in South Georgia
Cordele April 25 W Webb field agent for the state market bureau reports $50,000 worth of livestock sold in the past two days across South Georgia. Hog and cattle sales have risen sharply in recent weeks as markets strengthen.
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S. Georgia
Cordele
W. Webb
State Market Bureau
South Georgia
Seaplane Santa Maria Missing From Key West Flight
The commercial seaplane Santa Maria departed Key West at 6 10 Monday morning bound for Nassau with six aboard including a woman. Naval seaplanes of the Atlantic squadron launched searches this morning to locate the craft.
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Key West
Nassau
Fla
Santa Maria
Confederate Veterans Meeting For Memorial Exercises
Attention Confederate veterans. Camp Sumter, 642, meets at court house at 9 a m Wednesday to participate in memorial exercises at Rylander theater on April 26. All members urged to be present. C S S Horne H D Watts Adj Com taea
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Camp Sumter
Court House
Rylander Theater
Memorial Day Program Ready
The detailed program for Memorial Day exercises at the Ry landers Theater on Wednesday at 10:00, prepared by Mrs. J. W. Harris Jr., notes merchants may close 10:30 to noon as in past years and honors living and dead veterans with music, readings, and an address by Judge Walter F. George.
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Rylanders Theater
J. W. Harris
Americus
Cecil Ryals
L. A. Harrell
Susan Stallings
Cornelia Shiver
Katherine Turner
Agnes Wooten
Louise Thayer
Ella M. Polk
Stephen Pace
Walter F
George Solo
Maggie
Melva Clark
Ilenry Brookshire
Banks and Court House Closed in Americus on Wednesday
In Georgia a legal holiday leads to all Americus banks and the court house closed for the day Wednesday. Affected institutions include financial offices and the county or city courthouse.
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Georgia
Americus
Saw Mill Men See Good Lumber Market
In Valdosta on April 25, members of the Georgia Florida Saw Mill association met to report improved lumber demand and a stabilizing market. Officers expect sustained activity due to broader building growth across the country.
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Valdosta
Georgia-Florida Saw Mill Association
Auto Sales Registration Considered Similar to Real Estate
April 25 officials say the legislature may push a summer session bill to require registering auto sales like real estate transfers. Proponents argue the measure protects owners from theft and stolen vehicles through a formal record of transactions.
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Atlanta
French envoy presses 48 hour ultimatum to Russia
London April 25 A Central News dispatch from Genoa reports M Barthou head of the French delegation received instructions to insist at the conference on the terms of Premier Poincare. The message says the French delegation will press for a 48 hour ultimatum to Russia or withdraw from the conference. Poincare's speech caused consternation among delegates.
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London
Associated Press
Genoa
M. Barthou
Premier Poineare
Russia
TCHITCHERIN BLAMES EX-PROPERTY OWNERS
Genoa April 25 Associated Press. Foreign Minister Tchitcherin of Russia says Allied resistance to nationalization blocks the economic conference and blames former property owners for obstacles to peace and reconstruction. The meeting shows new Russian demands including wiping out war debts and arrears and seeking large loans to reorganize Russia.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Tchitcherin
Russia
Teday
Home Grown Meat Close Armour Cordele Agency
Cordele April 25 Armour & Co will close their Cordele agency on May 1. The closure follows a rise in local home production of meats and livestock, reducing demand for western products. Some business shifts to Albany and Macon. Morris & Co will keep their Cordele branch under local management.
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Cordele
Armeour & Co
Albany
Macon
Morris & Co
Big Road Expenditures Needed Revealed in Survey
Washington April 25 The joint congressional commission of agricultural inquiry says two and a half million miles of rural highways in the United States require large expenditures to reach efficiency standards comparable to their use in motor transportation. Chairman Anderson announced the commission's general conclusions today.
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Washington
United States
Joint
Congressional Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Anderson
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