Death of Cashier Sears Shocks Shellman Community
Frank Cashier of the First National Bank of Shellman, a prominent South Georgia leader, was found dead behind his bank in the morning. Officials believe a gun cleaning accident caused a heart wound from an auto pistol. he had planned to shoot doves that afternoon. Survived by wife, four children, two brothers, three sisters, with funeral at Shellman. He served in Liberty Loan drives and supported Governor Dorsey’s senate campaign.
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South Georgia
Sears
Sherman
Dorsey
Senate
Liberty
Losa
Randolph County
Central of Georgia Railroad
Shellman
Cuthbert
W. M. Sears
the Rock
G. M. Sears
M. H. Sears
Central of Georgia Railway
C. J. White
Jonesboro
L. C. Harman
Robert Watson
Odessadale
Thomas E. Watson
U. S
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
American Legion
United States of America
America Legion
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Tom Watson
Tom Hardwick
Geo
Waters-Hardwick
People of Georgia
Democratic Party
Watson
Hardwick
Hardwick Manly Fight to Break Up Ring Rule
Ex Private A. E. F. A. S. Covington Lumpkin Georgia August 25 1920 advertises a manly fight to end ring rule and aid common people of the state.
Suffragists Celebrate Long-Sought Victory
Prominent suffragists gathered in New York to mark ratification of the nineteenth amendment. A large delegation met at Pennsylvania Station to welcome Carrie Chapman Catt arriving from Nashville, the site of the final victory. The Waldorf will host the main celebration later today.
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New York
Pennsylvania Station
Carrie Chapman Catt
Nashville
the Waldorf
Cox Produces Fund Evidence and Campaign Material
Governor Cox accuses a senate campaign plot to buy the presidency and cites a city by city fund-raising list with sums from New York City to Memphis. He asserts local donor secrecy serves business interests and urges accountability from Hay and Upham while praising Harding’s political mobilization.
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Cox
Republican Bulletin
Mark Hannlin
Hanna
Theodore Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
Aaron Burr
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
St.Louis
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Providence
Newark
Akron
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Ww Haven
New Orleans
Denver
Washington
Louisville
Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Senate
Com
Hays
Upham
Republican National Committee
Tobacco Barn Burns Near Plains in August Fire
A tobacco barn belonging to J. B. Clark at Plains burned Saturday around 7:30 am. The structure held tobacco valued about 750 dollars with 500 dollars insured. The loss follows regional increases in tobacco farming with growers including B. W. Bacon and L. Lee. Bacon and Lee also suffered crop losses as the season yields good rates, averaging 30 cents per pound locally, with some crops likely to be shipped to Greenville, North Carolina for better prices.
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Plains
J. B. Clark
B. W. Bacon
L.ee
Bacon
Lee
Greenville
N. C
Legion Post Meeting Set To Discuss Business Monday Night
John D. Mathis Post American Legion will hold its monthly meeting Monday at 8 PM to conduct business. Adjutant Ben C. Hogue announced the session and noted the post plans advertising in the Times-Recorder for statewide primary candidacies coverage.
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Peguley
John D. Mathis
American Legion
Ben C. Hogue
Legion
Times-Recorder
Gabie
Sppouine
American Legion ad targets two candidates in Sumter County
Voters hear that John D. Mathis Post No 2, American Legion plans a space in the Times-Recorder through September 8 to explain the Legion’s principles and oppose two candidates deemed untrustworthy, criticizing their loyalty and impact on fallen comrades of Flanders Field.
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Times-Recorder
John D. Mathis Post No. 2
American Legion
Sumter
Flanders Field
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Firet- National
Algeek
America
Atlanta Post
Stewart
Randolph
Mr. Hard
Senator Smith
Hart Schaffner& Marx
W. D. Bailey Co
Haffner & Marx
G. O. P. Slush
Harding
Plains Burns
Sumter County
John D. Mathis Post
C. Hogue
G. W. Riley
Americus, Ga
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