23 Aug 1924
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1924
Page
1
August 23 Berlin The London conference for launching the Dayes reparations plan gave Germany a chance not likely to be renewed if she rejects. Chancellor Marx told the Reichstag during a discussion of the London negotiations that he attended as Germanys representative.
In Augusta and Brunswick Me on August 23 Charles G Dawes Republican vice presidential nominee said he opposed the Ku Klux Klan though many join it for law and order. He warned appeals to prejudice hurt peaceful civilized communities and later prepared to address labor unions in Augusta. He has long been viewed as foe of organized labor and his labor stance may shape the campaign in industrial centers.
In Chicago on August 23 40ler ence S. Darrow urged Judge Cav erly to show mercy toward Richard Goeb and Nathan Leopold Sr. The famed attorney labeled the pair as diseased minds and attacked Dr. William Krohn the state alienist accusing him of abusing victims for cash over 16 years.
Senator W J Harris in Atlanta expressed strong confidence in his re election bid and released letters from Georgia voters. He cited defeat of only four southern counties in 1918 and predicted overwhelming renomination on September 10, noting widespread support from farmers, businesspeople, laborers, professionals, and especially women for Prohibition and moral stances. He praised Georgia newspapers for near unanimous support.
Lake Junaluska N C August 28 Extensive preparations are under way for Haywood County Day at the Junaluska Southern Assembly on Sunday August 31 Josephus Daniels former Secretary of the Navy will deliver an address and the Rev J Mangum of Waynesville will preach at 11 oclock A M The event aims to bring Haywood County folk together in a large reunion with plans for not less than 5000 attendees.
Buenos Aires dispatch reports an imminent decisive engagement between federal and rebel troops in Mato Grosso state Brazil as tensions rise.
One hundred fifty miners at the Lincoln mine in Lansing Ohio escaped unharmed when an electric trolley wire fell onto a rail causing a short circuit and a mine fire. No injuries reported.
Rev. Luther Harrell of the street Methodist Church will preach on The Purpose and Motive of Religious Education at the 10:45 service tomorrow. The talk, aimed at parents and home builders, follows a prior part two Sundays ago and will briefly recap before full discussion. The service lasts about forty-five minutes and all are invited.
Southampton August 23. The liner Berengaria sailed for the United States at 2 30 p m with the Prince of Wales aboard.
Six youths from Missouri and Kansas eloped to be wed in a midnight trio of ceremonies by a sleepy justice of the peace. Two marriages face divorce actions as Kansas authorities contend underage issues cannot sever the ties, while the sextet plans to return to school in the fall. Mr and Mrs Roy Quade, Mr and Mrs Cornelius Costello, and Mr and Mrs D Hamilton Barrett are the newlyweds pictured.
A Marconi wireless message from the US destroyer Lawrence off Indian Harbor Labrador says the American World flyers are expected to reach Indian Harbor Sunday. It notes no preference for Lieut Locatelli, the missing Italian aviator, who left Reykjavik with the flyers, and asks managers to keep wireless stations open for messages during the voyage.
Georgia tested 22 084 cattle across 892 herds in 53 counties during 1923. Of these, 1 471 reactors to tuberculin were found, a 2.13 percent rate. State Veterinarian Dr Peter F Bahnsen notes progress but urges more funds to eradicate tuberculosis from the milk supply.
Pines and Riley, incumbent Georgia General Assembly members, announce their candidacy to again represent Sumter County in the lower house. They note four years of service, committee work, and bills aiding Sumter, and say pressure to run arose despite desire to retire. Entries close next Thursday per county Democratic committee rules.
Atlanta, Aug 23. W. T. Evans of this city was severely scalded when a cauldron of hot tar overturned on his head and shoulders. He was rushed to the hospital and attendants say he will likely recover with no serious injuries.
Miss Bertha Mueller of Atlanta was seriously hurt when a blade from an electric fan came loose and struck her in the head while waiting for a street car at Walton street waiting room. She was taken to Grady Hospital for treatment.
Washington reports better growing conditions push the forecast of cotton production higher by 660000 bales compared with the estimate from a fortnight earlier. The August 23 update reflects improved conditions and yields across key growing regions.
Dallas, August 23. Texas Democrats decide in the gubernatorial primary between Mrs. Miram Ferguson and Judge Felix Robertson of Dallas. Mrs. Ferguson is anti klan and Robertson is pro klan.
Dallas August campaign close for Mrs Miram Ferguson first woman Texas gubernatorial candidate and Judge Felix Robertson. Both predicted victory as voters prepare for runoff selecting governor lieutenant governor attorney general comptroller railroad commissioners and chief justice. Robertson backed by Ku Klux Klan supporters, while Ferguson vows vindication of her husband James E Ferguson from impeachment.
In Seattle and Washington the La Follette Wheeler campaign main speakers addressed strategy. A southern headquarters may be opened, with potential sites in Atlanta or Birmingham to broaden outreach and rally supporters.
Milledgeville August 23 J A Binford a city mail carrier and father of Jarrett Binford one of two men in jail under death sentence for attacking an aged woman is in the city hospital in critical condition after taking poison in an apparent suicide attempt.
In Marquette Michigan Chief of Police Martin Ford Patrolman Thomas Thornton and an unidentified man said to be a paroled convict were killed in a running gun battle early this morning after the patrolman confronted a break in attempt at a store.
In Los Angeles on August 23 the defense pursued an insanity strategy in the murder case against ex-pugilist Kid McCoy for the August 12 killing of Mrs. Theresa Mors. Attorneys and supporters built the framework of evidence as McCoy is set to enter his plea Monday in superior court.
Basil Cuthbert will become a base for racing pigeons after Baltimore advices. A test shipment released from Baltimore showed birds nearly all reached Baltimore about 500 miles away in roughly 26 hours, marking a rapid return for the flock.
Creditors of the Commercial City Bank who have proven claims will receive a 6 percent dividend upon applying to Receiver Bradley Hogg at his Bell Building office. This is the second 6 percent dividend since the bank failed, totaling 12 percent paid by the liquidating agent. Depositors and other creditors owed money should call to collect their checks promptly.
Cotton growers reacted with disappointment as the Department of Agriculture's forecast pegged total production at 12,996,000 bales. The accompanying condition report showed an average of 64.9, signaling strong yields across the South based on reports from correspondents throughout the cotton belt.
A truck load of produce valued at 100 dollars was stolen in Atlanta. L. H. Thomas of College Park had worker park the truck after a negro approached the driver and claimed to be answering Thomas. On returning from a business visit, Thomas found the truck missing.
Ellaville August 23 trustees have elected new teachers for the 1924 25 session after re electing Professor H H Hargrove as superintendent. They name Miss Lillian Douglas principal Miss Annie Grace Reid of Thomaston a graduate of State Normal English and History Miss Annie Sue White Americus a graduate of State Normal seventh grade and Home Economics Miss Lesle Williamson handling fifth and sixth grades Mrs J H Robinson fourth and fifth grades Mrs CG Williamson part of second and third grades Miss Annie Sue Hicks Montezuma first and over second grades Miss pa Justuss of Luthersville Expressions eche a later date
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