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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1923

Page

4

Record Rail freight hits new high in ten months

Railroads in the United States moved a record 306.6 billion net ton miles in the first ten months of the year. This is a 28 percent rise from the same period in 1922, though last year’s figures were affected by miners and shopmen strikes. October alone reached 42.21 billion net ton miles, a figure surpassed only in 1920. The Southern district reported about a 25 percent gain.

Atlanta United States Atlan Railways

Local families and students arrive in Americus for holidays

Jasper Parker from the University of Georgia arrives to spend holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Parker. Ellaville shoppers Mrs. W. T. Hair Mrs. Willis Hogg and Mrs. FE. R. Jordan visited Americus Tea Room for luncheon. Numerous out of town guests from Montezuma Rupert Leslie and Spartanburg arrived for Christmas visits. Leonard Parker visits from New York and Louise Dudley returns from Cincinnati Conservatory to spend the holidays.

W. T. Hair Willis Hogg FE. R. Jordan Ellavile Americus J. T. Cochran Rupert J. L. Henderson Hampton FE. L. Bell

Aged father prays in Queens court during murder trial

Fred Brunnemer, father of Mrs. Marie Vetter, testifying at the murder trial of her husband Ernest and a former lover Elonzo J. Storey, dropped to his knees and prayed before collapsing. His daughter fainted when a confession allegedly by her was read, and both were taken for treatment as the court paused.

New York Fred Brunnemer Marie Vetter Ernest Elonzo J. Storey Queens County Court Brunnemer

Lanier High couple wed after grand county trip

Eunice Willingham and Francis Kinney, both seniors at Lanier High, married in Gray with Judge Morton officiating after a Kiwanis minstrel show outing. The couple, tied by a long romance begun in school, will reportedly reside with relatives in Wilkinson county as families learn of the union. Kinney, popular football quarterback, plans further college work.

Lanier High School Sweet Briar College Francis Kinney W. O. Kinney Lanier Kiwanis Club Grand Theater Miss Willingham Mr. Kinney Jones County Gray J. T. Morton Macon Henry Lowe, Jr Jack Barrett Wilkinson County Charles M. Council Americas DuPont Guerry Formarly Fof Americus Lawson Stapleton Florence D. Hollis D. F. Davenport J. A. Davenport Kinney Stapleton

Shoppers and Students Gather in Americus for Holidays

Miss Louise Collins and Cleone Collins of Ellaville joined out-of-town shoppers in Americus Wednesday while Dr and Mrs J F Lunsford and E H Livingston of Preston registered for luncheon at the Tea Room. Ann Heys arrived from Agnes Scott to spend holidays with her parents on Lee Street. Claire Harris came from Decatur to visit the Harris family on Horne Street. Kenson Finley came from the University of Georgia Athens to spend holidays with his parents on West Church Street. Seth Belcher, studying at UGA, returned home for Christmas with Rev and Mrs J A Mills who reside at 417 Elm Avenue.

Lawrence McKenzie William McKenzie Frank Fokes Lizzie Fokes Montezuma Americus Yonah Buchanan Cliff Williams Lee Street Frances Easterlin Stewart Hall Mrs. B. F. Easterlin Rees Park Christine Brown Converse College Spartanburg, D. C Mrs. L. W. Brown Josephine Simmons Lucy Cobb Louise Dudley Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Mrs Macon Dudley Taylor Street Louise Collins Cleone Collins Ellaville J. F. Lunsford E. HE. Livingston E. E. Livingston Preston Ann Heys Agnes’ Scott Mrs. S. R. Heys Hi A. Bailey C. E. Bailey G. C. Thomas Cobb Claire Harris Decatur Agnes Scott James Harris Horne Street Kenson Finley University of Georgia Athens George Finley West Church Street Seth Belcher J. A. Mills Talbotton Elm Avenue

Cattle Inspector Charged With Assault in Valdosta

Wylie Lewis cattle inspector charged with assault with intent to kill. J M Stanley and E Phillips two other inspectors charged as accessories arrested in connection with the shooting of Thomas Powell. Powell allegedly missed a cattle dip. Powell shot in the back while turning toward the house. Powell in hospital in critical condition. self defense claimed by Lewis though physicians say Powell was shot from the air.

Valdosta Wylie Lewis J. M. Stanley E. Phillips Thoma Powell Lewin Stavey Phillips Powell Lewis Lews Nee Powell

Rail chiefs discuss police cooperation at Atlanta meeting

Atlanta December 20 addresses on cooperation between railway police and other law officers were delivered at the fall meeting of the Atlanta sectional committee protective section of the American Railway Association. Col. B L Bugg, receiver for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic, led the railway executives as principal speaker. The gathering aimed to exchange ideas on policing challenges in railway service.

Atlanta American Railway Association Col B. L. Bugg Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway

Slay Wife and Sister Then Kill Self in Denver Apartment

Carrie O Maillie and her sister Flora Hansford were fatally shot by Carrie’s husband William O Maillie in their downtown Denver apartment on Wednesday afternoon. He then killed himself in view of the couple's three minor children.

Denver Colo Carrie O’maillie Flora Hansford William O’maillie O’maillie

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