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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1922

Page

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Ratti Elected Pope Taking Name Pius XI

Edna Purviance telephoned news of William D. Taylor's death to Mary Miles Minter as news spread of the director's murder. Miss Minter rushed to the Taylor home with her mother. Mabel Normandy visited Taylor on the eve of his death. Taylor wore a British army captain uniform in the photo.

Edna Purviance Ieft William D. Taylor Mary Miles Minter Miss Minter Center Taylor Mabel Normandy

Dead Film Man’s Papers Searched In Taylor Murder Case

Los Angeles officials renewed the Taylor murder inquiry by revisiting the victim’s papers and timelines. A prominent New Yorker linked to a starring actress is questioned, while the gun and a gang figure named Collins face scrutiny. Taylor’s World War record and early life are explored as funeral details are announced. The Motion Picture Directors Association leads services at St Paul’s Pro Cathedral with a Canadian firing squad salute.

Los Angeles William Desmond Taylor New York Taylor Douglas MacLean Don”. Collins Collins Roax William Deane-Tanner Deané Tanner Edward L. C. Robins Delmonico’s St. Paul’s Pro-Cathedral Motion Picture Directors’ Association Frank Beal William MacCormick Charles Jones

Markets AmS Spot Cotton and Liverpool Opening

Markets data show AmS spot cotton Good Middling 16 cents. Liverpool market opened barely steady with down 19 to 23 points. Fullys at 9.51, sales 6,000 bales, receipts 21,750 of which 14,590 American. Futures quotes: Feb 9.42, Apr 409.38, Jun 9.28. First gall 4s 9.20, 9.19, 9.16.

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Big South Georgia track meet planned for Americus

Invitations issued to 40 to 50 Georgia high schools south of Macon and Savannah for a South Georgia interscholastic track meet in Americus on April 8 at the city playground. Events include sprints, distance races, hurdles, jumps, pole vault, and throws. Award cup and medals. Hosted by Americus High School Athletic association.

Macon Savannah Georgia South Georgia Americus Americus High School Athletic Association Tech High School J. G. Holst Ned B. Warren Athletic Association

Armaments Conference Ends With Treaties Signed

Washington February six. The history making arms limitation conference ends with treaties signed and a farewell address by President Harding. He calls the gathering the first deliberate expression of peace and war's futility, pledged to a new epoch in human progress. Delegates and advisory committee receive thanks as the conference adjourns sine die at 11 13 a m after just over an hour of sessions.

Washington Associated Press Harding

Federal Court Opens Brief Albany Session

United States district court for the Albany division of Georgia convened with Judge Beverly D. Evans presiding and District Attorney John W. Bennett representing the government. No grand jurors were called. the term is an adjourned session from December due to illness. Whisky cases dominate, with several civil matters noted.

Albany United States District Court For Albany Division Southern District of Georgia Beverly D. Evans John W. Bennett Evans iHlness

Thomasville Sunday School honors five year perfect attendance

In Thomasville on February 6 Robert Robinson, a Methodist church Sunday school scholar, achieved a five year streak of never missing a Sunday. He received a handsome present from the Sunday school during yesterday morning service.

Thomasville Robert Robinson Methodist Church

Miss Governor Sued by Girl in $100000 Suit

In Jackson Mississippi a federal suit for 100000 dollars accuses Governor Lee M Russell of seduction under promise of marriage. Filed by Frances C Birkhead formerly of New Orleans and an ex employee in the governor's office. The complaint claims damage to reputation character and health from the alleged misconduct.

Jackson Miss Lee M. Russell Frances C. Birkhead New Orleans Russell

Blindfolded Champion Plays Six Checkers at Once

Thomasville February 6 A checker tournament drew 100 enthusiasts as F B Fishburn, longtime Southern champion, played six games simultaneously blindfolded and defeated local players readily and easily.

Thomasville F. B. Fishburn

Eight Carloads of Hogs Sold for 9640 at County Sale

Eight carloads of fine market hogs weighing a total 161,005 pounds brought 9640.75 cash at a cooperative sale led by George O. Marshall county agent for Swift & Co. of Moultrie. Claude Johnson was the largest marketer with 99 head.

Swift & Co Moultrie George O. Marshall Georgia Claude Johnson J. B. Bryan C.M. Hale R. Heys Jeptha Tingle R. P. Stackhouse John Sheffield R. H. Stubbs A. W. Chappell Smithville J. J. Hanesley G. Bh. Daniel W. E B. Mitchell G. R. Simpson W. P. Daniel Leslie R. A. Israel E. R. Lane Arles Plantation C. R. Malone J. J. Holloway Ellaville E. L. Holloway Ellavile John Wiggins R. L. Peel W. A. Chappell Wm. Kinard R. H. Strange J. W. Shirley Plains Joe Stewart Butt & Low Buena Vista B. C. Hodges G O. Marshall

Wisdom Sisters Aid In Cordele Meetings

Wisdom sisters arrive in Cordele to start a three week revival at the Methodist church. Rev. O B Chester and the congregation planned a profitable meeting as the sisters, who are singers, conduct revival work primarily through song.

Wisdom Sisters Cordele Methodist Church O. B. Chester

Weeks to Testify on Ford Muscle Shoals Plan

Secretary Weeks announced he will appear before the House Military Affairs Committee Wednesday at 10 30 a m to supplement orally his support for Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals project proposal sent to the House.

Washington Weeks House Military Affairs Committee Henry Ford Muscle Shoals House

Nicolo to Form Cabinet in Rome

Rome February 6 official reports indicate Nicolo del Nicolo, president of the chamber of deputies, received a formal offer from the king to form a cabinet. Del Nicolo reportedly accepted the task in principle and awaited the official reply.

Nicolo Rome Pices Enrico del Nicolo Chamber of Deputies

Archishop of Milan Elevated to Pontificate

Cardinal Achille Ratti of Milan elected pope, taking the name Pius XI. He greeted thousands at St Peter's, then gave his first public benediction from the Vatican balcony. Ratti, born 1858, long served as librarian in Milan and Vatican, promoted Polish diplomacy, and aided war orphans.

Rome Ine Achilleti Milan Benedict Pius XI SB Peters Poland Benedict XV Vatican Lauren Cardinal Ratti Italy Ambrosian Library Ratti Holy See Rell

Chamber Balloting For Six New Chamber Directors

The annual Chamber of Commerce election to fill six director terms is set this week. George O. Marshall secretary mails a slate of names and asks members to vote and return the list. The six highest vote-getters will be elected. those whose terms expire include John Sheffield C S Glover Frank Lanier L Gouneil J T Methyin and W W Dykes. Those holding over include N A Ray R B Allison W M Jones J Lewis Ellis W A Joyner and Walter Rylander.

Directo the Chamber of Commerce Bel George O. Marshall John Sheffield C. S. Glover Frank Lanier L .G. Gouneil J. T., Methyin W. W. Dykes N. A. Ray R. B. Allison W. M. Jones J. Lewis Ellis W. A. Joyner Walter Rylander

Ambulance Gifted to Thomasville City Hospital

The City Hospital in Thomasville received a new fully equipped ambulance donated by J. F. Archbold and the local American Red Cross chapter. The Red Cross funded $500 of the cost. maintenance and operation are covered with no charge to charity patients under an agreement with the local Ford agency.

Thomasville J. F. Archbold American Red Cross Pital Ford Agency

Plains Basketeers Win 51 8 Over Lumpkin in Fast Game

Plains High school routed Lumpkin 51 to 8 on Friday in Plains. The victory extends Plains undefeated form with 12 wins and several open dates remaining. Lumpkin players Bush and others scored in a lopsided contest as Plains dominated from the start.

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