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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
5
The afternoon session of the ab-commission debated gaits control and minority clauses. Turks showed a conciliatory stance toward the Greek colony in Constantinople and agreed to allow churches hospitals and schools to stay if not anti Turkish. They favored disbanding Greek political associations but not expelling members.
President Harding met with the joint commission on departmental reorganization and urged sweeping realignments of government departments and bureaus as part of the submission of the report to Congress.
In Junction City Kansas the body of five year old Marvin Koppe, missing since Sunday, was found today in a pasture several miles from his home. Local authorities are investigating the disappearance and death as a possible case of foul play or accident. The child had last been seen near his residence, prompting a search by volunteers and police. No further details on the cause of death were immediately released.
Seventeen people were killed and 35 injured when a Houston and East Texas train collided with a switch engine near Humble depot. Cylinder heads struck, a 2 inch steam pipe shattered a car window, turning it into a caldron. Six whites and several Negroes among the dead.
Kinlaw, former Atlantic Coast Line employee, is found guilty in Superior court of assault and battery in connection with an attack on J. T. Ross during the shopmen's strike. Sentencing set for a later date.
Prime Minister Bonar Law told the House of Commons that Germany is very near complete collapse. He said this was the only information he could give the house on the subject of reparations. The briefing framed the Rhine country situation as dire amid ongoing postwar pressures.
LaGrange Reporter notes the city surpassing 1920 census figures of 17,038 with new homes rising in clusters. It challenges Atlanta to outpace LaGrange in proportionate population growth by 1930.
A hat serves as a sensible present for a wife since it is a usable accessory she would need anyway. The idea frames hat gifting as a practical act that supports daily wear and style.
A motion to bar boxing forever in Paris has been introduced and will be discussed by the Parish Council. Alderman Luquet sponsors the measure to justify the proposed by law, presenting arguments in favor of banning prize fighting in Paris.
Delightfully flavored chocolates bon bons fruits and nuts presented as a healthful wholesome Christmas treat. Available by the box or in bulk for holiday gifting and snacking.
The notice lists affordable to elaborate gift ideas including manicure sets, toilet sets by Hudnut and others, pipes and smoking accessories, box stationery, rubber toys, flashlights, vanity sets, fountain pens, and Hudnut’s Du Barry line. It notes Hudnut’s brand popularity and novelty items newly available.
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