Alcazar Theater Sold to Rylander of Rylander Theater
Announcement of the Alcazar Theater sale to Emory Rylander representing the Rylander Theater, final details completed December 9. Former owner E. McCord Prather expresses deep thanks to Americus patrons and hints at a vacation before reentering business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McCord Prather
Emory Rylander
Rylander Theater
Prather
W. FE. Taylor
Ashion
J. C. Penney Co
New York City
Taylor
Rylander
Alcazar
Weather and footwear commentaries on a winter day
The note references unusually heavy winter weather and a remark about listening to the radio while polishing shoes. It offers no clear events, entities, or dates, so it reads as an observational snippet about the season and daily habits. No identifiable persons or organizations are present.
That Trunk of Mystery Unfolded in Chinatown Tale
Kate Ward discovers a buried trunk with a life changing secret. Pursuing the truth, she enters Chinatown’s underworld and a perilous romance, confronting why the secret exists and its impact on her life. The enigmatic trunk drives the thriller toward its revelation.
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Kate Wards
Kate Ward
Chinatown
The One Man Woman begins today in Ruth Aenes Beline
The dramatic women's page serial by Ruth Aenes Beline starts with the first installment appearing today. It explores a woman's inner love life through a vivid, intimate narrative in a period-appropriate tone.
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Beline
Ruth Aenes
Observance of Christmas Mail Handling Hint
Postmaster Davenport urges careful early mailing for Christmas packages. Wrap securely, show a complete legible address, include return address in the upper left, and use proper postage. Mail early to aid postal operations and ensure timely returns. avoid night mailing and overloading trains.
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Davenport
Americus Postoffice
Postoffice
Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
Miss Courson May Recover From Wounding Tragedy
Macon dispatch reports Miss Olene Courson remains in the Oglethorpe Private Infirmary described as entirely satisfactory after a shooting by a jealous suitor. Doctors note she passed the critical 72 hour period with stable temperature and pulse. surgeon A. R. Rozar chairs treatment following four bullet wounds to the intestines. Paul Funderburk, Courson’s companion, was killed in the same incident and buried at Rome. M. D. Wood, the accused shooter, remains silent in Bibb jail as his two brothers from Hancock county visit. Solicitor General Charles K. Garrett prepares to present to the Bibb county grand jury in January for possible indictment and trial.
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A. R. Rozar
Paul Funderburk
Miss Courson
Rome
M. D. Wood
Funderburk
Bibb County
Wood
Hancock County
Charles K. Garrett
Grand Jury
Mystery Murder Still Unsolved at Fort Bennings
Columbus dispatch reports Sergeant William Hart, 21, found dead in thick underbrush at Fort Bennings. Military investigators say the body shows he was killed several days earlier and motive remains unknown. The article notes the puzzling discovery and questions of what triggered the crime.
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Columbus
William Hart
Fort Bennings
Hart
Allied premiers abandon plan to set new financial basis
London reports the Allied premiers conference broke down after a turbulent session. Adjournment to January 2 was decided to avert a rupture over German reparations. Mussolini proposed a two part plan linking debt cancellation to reduced indemnity with no military penalties and noted the United States was out of it.
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London
Associated Press
Brussels
Associated Pressi
Ruhr
Poincare
Bonar Law
Germany
Benito Mussolini
Signor Mussolini
Mussolini
United States
ATR Unit Seeks Missing Men Across 1800 Mile Border
El Paso December 11. Every aircraft unit under the United States air service has a defined role in sweeping the 1800 mile frontier from Fort Huachuca to the Pacific coast in the search for Col. Marshall and Lieut. Webber, aviators missing since last Thursday.
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EL Paso
Tex
United States Air Service
Fort Huachuca
Pacific Coast
Col. Marshall
Lieut. Webber
Mexico Requests Border Crossing To Aid Missing Fliers
Tucson December 11 The Mexican government has been asked for permission for airplanes to cross the border in search of the missing Army fliers. Once permission is granted the squadron of planes will begin southward efforts.
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Mexico
Tucson
Open War in Capital as Congress Opens in 1923
NER Staff Correspondent reports a national struggle beyond skirmishes in Washington. The Sixty-seventh Congress faces a broad clash over ship subsidy, presidential election reforms, and timing of new sessions, with progressives pushing primary reforms while anti administration forces seek to block them.
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NER
Washington
Dardanelles Issue Dominates Lausanne Delegations
Lausanne dispatch reports delegations with no representatives debating control of the straits. Turkish leaders, including Ismet Pasha, resist reestablishing political heart near foreign warships. Kemalists push nationalist Turkey. Tchitcherin’s warnings provoke Turkish publicists narratives about Russia.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Dardanelles
League
Constantinople
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Bosphorus
Ismet Pasha
George Tchitcherin
Europe
America
Russia
Tchitcherin
Labor Meets in Conference for Progressive Action
A two day conference opened in Cleveland with labor, farmer labor and non partisan groups, Socialists and Progressives in attendance to map policy for current and future political action. The opening session featured reports, committee appointments, and the annual address by William Johnston, international president of the machinists union and conference president.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Farmer-Labor
William Johnston
International
Machinists Union
Cold Wave Now Assured Brings Real Winter Weather
Washington December 11. The official forecaster, after predicting semi frigid temps for the South, says a cold wave will cross the Atlantic and Gulf states by Tuesday night or Wednesday. Americus and surrounding county saw all day rain, then a sharp temp drop, with raw air by nightfall and bright sun after a cloudy morning.
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Washington
South
Atlantic
Gulf States
Americus
Weather outlook for December 11 to 16, 1922
Weather outlook for the South Atlantic and East Gulf states indicates temperatures near normal for the week with considerable cloudiness and occasional rains. The six day period runs from December 11 to December 16, 1922, inclusive.
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Washington
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Wish the man who divided the day into hours
The remark humorously laments the shortening of lunch breaks by noting how the day is split into hours and wishing the noonday pause were longer for relief and sustenance.
Georgia seeks injunction to stop Chattanooga street project
In Washington on December 11 the state of Georgia filed in the Supreme Court a motion to allow original proceedings against Chattanooga Tennessee. Georgia aims to restrain city condemnations of Western and Atlantic railroad right of way in Chattanooga to open a street. The rail line from Atta to Chattanooga is state owned and part of Tennessee action may shift to federal court.
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Washinton
State of Georgia
Supreme Court
Chattanooga
Tenn
Western Andlantic Railroad
Atta
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Court of Tennesse
United States Supreme
Federal report outlines broad jobs expansion in Nov
The Labor Department reports November employment expansion the greatest since January. Gains were strongest in iron and steel, tobacco, textiles and metal products other than iron and steel. The survey covers 1,428 firms across 359 cities with 653 more workers than October.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Atlanta
Renna
Augusta
Savannah
Macon
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White House
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Rumania
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Jobs Galore Now Federal Report
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