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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
1
A newspaper discussion argues President Harding may nominate a woman to the American delegation at the Washington disarmament conference. Jane Addams is touted as a leading candidate to speak for women globally, reflecting calls for gender inclusion and peace advocacy.
Washington August 4 The Pellagra situation was discussed in a closed session at a conference in which health officials from about a dozen states and Surgeon General Cumming of the Public Health Service participated. State officials entering the meeting indicated they would contest any claim that Pellagra had reached serious proportions in their areas.
Dublin August 4 The Irish Republican parliament called to meet Tuesday August 16 as a reply to Sinn Fein peace overtures. The Belfast Ulster cabinet held a brief session with no communiqué issued but no message from de Valera has reached the Northern cabinet.
London August 4. The American Relief Administration states that all American prisoners in Russia have resumed and are now leaving the country.
The Salvation Army expresses gratitude for rapid aid to The Poor Little Ones fund, totaling 33 dollars and 92 cents, turned over to the organization on Wednesday. Luella Knox extends thanks to the speakers and recipients who benefited from the timely help.
Joseph A. joins the board of a federal avenue firm in Atlanta as a new reserve member. The announcement notes a morning meeting and formal acknowledgment of his role.
Washington August 4 The season's stirring problem is the bill to prohibit women from smoking in public in the District of Columbia. Representative Johnson of Mississippi leads, Blanton of Texas supports broad health and morals protections, while the debate disrupts tariff revision and railway issues.
A heated exchange unfolds as Johnson defends prohibitions on women’s attire and smoking while Blanton argues against restrictive rules on women. The debate highlights gendered lawmaking and public moral concerns in a mid-century legislative setting.
At Columbus Tron Works a three way quarrel turned fatal. P. A. Youngston, 45, and RW Ey fa died after a pistol battle in which W. E. Phillips was wounded and jailed. Police know little of the dispute before gunfire erupted during plant closing.
The Farmers Bank of Covington and the Bank of Grays reopened under State Superintendent Bennett after months closed. The Covington bank carries 30000 capital, the Grays bank 25000, with arrangements deemed satisfactory. Bennett predicts more banks will resume as conditions improve.
An error corrected Bethel church near Americus details. Revival by H Hansford at the church next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock replaces 11 am. Dr Carlson Minor Shane and Minor Terest singer assist. Revival opens August with morning 11 o'clock services and evening 7 o'clock notices.
Government announces authorization to purchase sites and buildings for the Public Health Service to use for disabled veterans housing and care. No specific locations or figures are provided in the fragment.
A garbled 1920s news item describes the Reserve Head shifting blame for credit policy to banks and corporate directors. It notes a new board and congressional criticism of central bank oversight, stressing that control remains with reserve banks and led by executives.
Frank Lanier, president of Americus Grocery, elected to the national grocery board. He is noted as the only Southern member among 2,700 grocers, serving without salary but with expense coverage for four annual meetings in January, April, July, and October in Chicago.
London reports a heated feud between Lloyd George the premier and Lord Northcliffe the publisher. The battle centers on power over Britain's policy and the upcoming Washington disarmament conference. Northcliffe accuses Lloyd George of duplicitous conduct while Lloyd George defends his wartime leadership.
New officers chosen by the Third Masonic district convention with over two hundred visiting Masons. Officers include deputy master J Fant Stoltten bean, senior steward H W Taylor, and other roles listed. The two‑day gathering featured a banquet, speeches, and degree work. The next meeting begins the first Tuesday in August next year.
Tax Receiver C. C. Perry reports Crisp County current year returns are 2,116,000 dollars under 1921 levels. 1920 county totals reached 7,810,027 dollars. Revision of property assessment was completed last week, and final figures will be sent to the comptroller for approval, outlining the anticipated impact on local finances.
Washington August 4. A cut of more than 750 million dollars in ordinary expenditures of the government is urged by Mellon and the committee. The aim is to reduce waste and improve efficiency in federal finances amid ongoing budget debates.
The report notes a major cotton sale by Ernest Statham, whose holdings exceed 200 bales. The event is described as the largest cotton sale in the area, taking place on a recent Tuesday with county involvement and cautious market sentiment.
A.B. and A. trestle burned partly near Moultrie on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic line. Fire believed accidental origin. authorities suspect railroad debris caused the blaze early today. No injuries reported.
Attention is called to the fact that the regular monthly singing will be held at the court house in Americus next Sunday afternoon at 2 30 oclock. All portions from this and countless are invited and urged to attend. The following Sunday we will meet at Reachurt miles southwest of Ay.
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