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Americus Times Recorder

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Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1923

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Fight Over Woman Ties Into Fox Coburn Trial

Atlanta dispatch reports defense in the Philip E. Fox murder case pursuing an insanity line. Witnesses discuss Fox temperament, past arrests, and a purported fight with Imperial Wizard Evans over a woman in St. Louis. The state notes a missing Coburn office paper could undercut an insanity defense.

Atlanta Associated Press Philip E. Fox W. S. Coburn Fox Congressman Summers Texas Cobain Summers Evans St. Louis William S. Coburn Frank A. Hooper Jack Fox Boston Samuel H. Fox Coburn Boykin

Kiwanis Directors Elect Club Officials

At a Kiwanis meeting this week T O Marshall was elected secretary succeeding Bradley Hoge who served three years. Lewis Ellis named chairman of the board Evan Mathis elected president succeeding Dr Carl Minor with two year tenure. Sam Heys elected vice president and T O Marshall treasurer. Board members include Bradley Hogg J M Cutler J W Lott R S Oliver G M Bragg J M Bryan and Lewis Ellis with new officers to take office January 1.

Kiwanis Club T. O. Marshall Bradley Hoge Lewis Ellis Evan Mathis Carl W. Minor Sam Heys Bradley Hogg J. M. Cutler J. W. Lott R. S. Oliver G. M. Bragg J. .M. Bryan

Jubilee diamond touted for Paris Exposition weight

A 25 carat jubilee diamond is highlighted as a standout exhibit for the Paris exposition. The text notes high quality paper derived from eucalyptus wood and reports a severe Houma windstorm causing notable damage. Congress is mentioned as being in session.

Houma Congress

Woman jumps from hotel roof after lunch check

Anita Southwick, a young woman staying at the Hotel Brevoort on Fifth Avenue, leaped from a sixth floor window after a luncheon party of 27 girls. She crashed through a sedan roof but probably will survive as the manager learned the companions had disappeared.

New York Anita Southwick Brevoort Fifth Avenue Eighth Street

Carswell Urges Tay Message To Senate In Tax Row

Associated Press reports President Carswell of the Georgia senate pledged to support a Senate floor vote if Governor Walker sends a message urging acceptance of the Lankford income tax plan as it came from the house. Walker indicated the Senate could pass the measures without his input. The House and Senate move toward a compromise on the Lankford bill as both chambers signal flexibility amid a weeklong tax reform deadlock. The House adopted a 140 to 22 vote on a resolution directing its seventh conference committee to accept a compromise aligned with Walker’s message. The resolution mirrors the governor’s suggested plan.

Atlanta Associated Press Carswell Georgia Senate Today Walker Senate House General Assembly

Step mother cruelty drives 12 year old girl from home

In Atlanta a 12-year-old girl Sallie May Keagle says she left home Tuesday afternoon due to cruelty from her stepmother and planned to walk to Jasper. She was found by a watchman in the Southern yards near Marietta street and North avenue early Wednesday and taken to the matron’s ward of the police station after saying she slept in the yards.

Atlanta Jasper Sallie May Keagle Marion Keagle Quillan Avenue Marietta Street North Avenue Mark Watchman’s

Woman given six months on cutting charge

Decatur December 14 Mrs Hele Schuyler was sentenced in DeKalb county Superior court to six months imprisonment or a 300 fine for assault with intent to murder in a knife fight with Mrs Bessie Jackson. The jury deliberated an hour. Defense asked for a new trial and a December 29 hearing was set. Both women suffered facial and neck wounds in the alleged clash with provocation disputed by both sides.

Decatur Hele Schuyler DeKalb County Superior Court Bessie Jackson John B. Hutchinson

Two Men Held in Koretz Swindle Probe at Fitzgerald

Two men William Aronson and W. W. Meyer are held in Fitzgerald Georgia on Chicago police advice to question them about Leo Koretz alleged to have swindled five million dollars. The plane they used may have been to aid Koretz’s flight to Central America.

Chicago Associated Press Fitzgerald Leo Koretz Honduras Koretz Central America Fitzgerald, Ga William Aronson W. W. Meyer

Tax Cut Favored by Party Leader in Atlanta

Atlanta December 14 President Coolidge proposed a 300 million dollar income tax cut in his budget and C W McClure Atlanta merchant and leading Republican says the plan benefits modest earners and common households more than the rich. He heads Atlanta ten cent stores and other outlets and speaks for the “real folks” in Georgia.

Atlanta Coolidge Congress C. W. McClure McClure

Automobile kills girl in Ben Hill. driver held on manslaughter

Claude Martin, 24, of Ben Hill Georgia, is in Fulton county jail on involuntary manslaughter charges after his car struck 9 year old Willie Lee Pritchard in front of the child’s home on Camellton road. The girl died after being brought inside for aid as her two brothers watched. Bond was not allowed.

Atlanta Claude Martin Ben Hill Fulton County Tower Willie Lee Pritchard Martin Camellton Road Pritchard

United States Consumes Large Share Of World Wood Supply

The United States consumes about two fifths of the world’s annual wood supply, totaling roughly 22.5 billion cubic feet each year. This substantial demand reflects industrial, construction, and energy uses across the nation.

United States

U S Warships and Marines Stand Watch at Canton and Hong Kong

Three thousand bandits led by Chen Yer Tep and Wang Han Yi Ying captured Chaho, looted and burned houses, and carried off the magistrate and officials, with over 100 residents abducted. Western warships protected Canton and Hong Kong, preventing attacks on the customs house. bandits retreated with loot.

Shanghai Associated Press Chen Yer Tep Wang Han -Yi Ying Chaho Canton Philippines Hong Kong

Seaboard and Central in Crash at Columbus

A Seaboard Air Line engine struck a Central of Georgia car on the grade crossing in Columbus today. No injuries were reported and damage was slight. The struck Central car was part of a work train and was unoccupied at the time.

Columbus Seaboard Air Line Central of Georgia Seaboard

Seek New Trial For Waycross Woman

Waycross sentencing followed a murder conviction of Nora Duren for killing Ira James in her Hopkins store on August 14. Defense attorneys filed a motion for a new trial with Judge J. J. Summeral to be heard soon. Duren testified self defense amid accusations of prior improper advances. State witnesses said she had summoned James to settle an owed account, and prosecutors said the pistol shot was concealed behind a newspaper covered showcase.

Waycross Nora Duren J. J. Summeral Hopkins

Wealthy Heiress Seeks Husband for Fortune

Detroit reports Gloria Foy, a 21 year old or 2 year old heiress, heir to 1 500 000 from uncle Richard Foy. She will receive one third now, another half million if she marries by 10 25, and the final installment ten years after marriage if they still live together happily. She currently has no prospects.

Gloria Foy Miss Foy Aavillyn Miller Richard Foy Rio de Janeiro

Last Rites Held for Mrs. Chalkley in Draneville

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Chalkley were conducted at Union Church Draneville with Rev. J Hampton officiating. Interment followed at Draneville cemetery. Surviving are four sons including Terre'l Chalkley of Draneville and Fred Chalkley of Americus, two daughters, a brother, three sisters, and a wide family connection. Mrs. Chalkley, longtime Centr Baptist member, resided with her son in Americus and had been ill three months after visiting Texas.

Emma Chalkiey Wise Sanitarium Plains Union Church Draneville J.w.ham Rufus Crawford Jesse Dorman J. J. McDowell Bryant Deavours Brick Wells Henry Crawford Terre'l T. Chalkley Fred H. Chalkley Americus Emory W. Chalkley Spring Texas John W. Chalkley Bell Street R. A. Smith Chattanooga Tenn Etta Mae Chalkley John Carpenter Waco Tex Anna Howell Oklahoma City Okla Mary Etta Kendrick Richland George W. Cannon Chalkley Centr Baptist Church

Forecast Frost Possible South to Northern Florida Tonight

The weather bureau forecasts frost tonight as far south as northern Florida. Snow fell today in several southern areas. Warm weather is predicted for tomorrow except along the Florida peninsula.

Walington Associated Press Florida Weather Bureau Florida Peninsula

Father of six ends troubles by death by own action

Dan R. Groever, 38, father of six, killed himself with a shotgun at his home near Jimps, ending months of illness and despondency. His wife and six children awoke to the gunshot and found the head severed from his body.

Satesboro Dan R. Groever Jimps

Mrs Harris Sustains Accidental Injury

Mrs J W Harris was injured at her Brooklyn Heights home when a rooster spurred her through the wrist as she removed four hens from a nest in the barnyard. A physician said the wound was not serious at first but could cause complications later.

J. W. Harris Brooklyn Heights

Chicago to host Coolidge campaign HQ on Dec 27

Washington dispatch says General campaign headquarters for President Coolidge will be established at Chicago on December 27. The move signals a formal start to the reelection effort with Chicago chosen as the central organizing point for party operations.

Washington Associated Press Coolidge Chicago

Widow of Geo C Chalkley Noted Sumter Pioneer Dies

The widow of Geo C Chalkley, a Sumter County pioneer, died several years ago. Her funeral was well attended by Americas and Sumter County friends, with many beautiful floral offerings.

Geo.c. Chalkley Sumter, Cours Americas Sumter County

Federal Army Halts March on Capital in Mexico

El Paso reports from December 14 that federal troops entrenched along the rebel path clash with advancing rebels as President Obregon says federal forces control most of the republic. Vera Cruz and Jalisco remain under de la Huerta aligned rebels. Obregon reviews troops near Trapuato as preparations mount for a decisive week battle. Military officers broadly back the government.

EL Paso Associated Press Mexico City Washington Republic Vera Cruz Jalisco de la Huerta Obregon Trapuato Estrada Esperanza Sanchez

November Cotton Consumption Falls from October

Washington date line reports the census bureau announces November cotton use totaling 531631 running bales of lint and 48069 bales of linters, down from 541826 lint and 57128 linters in October this year and below November last year’s 579190 lint and 55128 linters.

Washington Associated Press Census Bureau

Young girl bitten by vicious cat near station

Bessie Bell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clay Bell, was bitten on the leg Thursday by a furious cat near Loving's filling station at Lee and Church streets. The cat was killed and head sent to Atlanta for rabies testing. initial report found no rabies.

Bessie Bell Clay Bell South Leestret Loving’s Lee Ana Church Streets Atlanta

Mercer Trustees Host Students on Trustee Day

On Mercer university campus in Macon Georgia on December 14 the trustees were guests of the student body and faculty for Trustee day tied to the Georgia Baptist convention meeting. Dr W H Davis presided and introduced each board member who gave brief talks at morning chapel.

Macon Mercer University Georga Baptist Convention W. H. Davis

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Kiwanis Tay Deadlock Korter U. S Seaboard and Central Leonard Fletcher Orphie Lee Wiliams Soos Menon Harry Bowers Rosa McLendon Pegeggers Eeaen Heeh Detroit NEA. Service Fellows Rpost U. S. Bureau Mrs. Harris Mee Huerta Dispatches Mercer
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