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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1923

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World tensions muddle European power balance

The piece analyzes postwar finance and diplomacy as the United States and England settle a 62 year debt bond, shaping Franco British dynamics. It notes France’s growing strength economically and militarily, England’s shift in diplomacy, and rising French actions in the Ruhr amid Bolshevik unrest, while hinting at Hughes’s uncertain Pan American trip.

France England Germany Italy Turkey Europe

Georgia beauty accuses Spanish diplomat of mistreatment

In New York a Georgia woman, formerly of Americas, accuses Mariano Vidal, Spain's vice consul, of jilting and abuse. The case raises questions about his diplomatic immunity and attracts international interest.

Georgia New York Mariano Vidal Spain Vidal Whitehurst Americas

Invitation to Good Roads Show Planned for Greenville

A committee from the United States Good Roads Association Bankhead National Highways and United States Good Roads will extend invitations to President Harding Vice President Coolidge and Secretaries Wallace Weeks and Postmaster General Work. The conferences begin today in preparation for the April 16 to 21 event in Greenville South Carolina.

Washington United States Good Roads Association Bankhead National Highways Greenville S. C Harding Coolidge Wallace Weeks

Alleged Hollywood dope peddler goes on trial

Los Angeles February 15 federal officials begin the narcotics case against James Bruno alias Moreno a Hollywood peddler with an extensive clientele in the film center Prosecutors say this case marks the first major federal push against drug vendors in Hollywood and follows a visit by narcotics chief Colonel Nutt The report notes Hollywood’s wealth and fame hinder enforcement and describes deal dynamics and notable profits among doctors lawyers and peddlers in the cinema district

Los Angeles James Bruno Hollywood Bruno Moreno Colonel Nutt Hollywood Jong America William Traeger

Harding 10 Hare Forbes Successor

Washington Feb 15 The resignation of Colonel Charles R Morbec as director of the Veterans Bureau is placed before President Harding. The president is considering appointing one of three former service men to the directorship, it is said in administration quarters.

Washington Charles R. Morbec Veterans’ Bureau Tasken Harding

Mrs. J. W. Mize to Move to Chipley Ga

Mrs. J. W. Mize, living with Mrs. C. C. Holliday on Brooklyn Heights in Americus, will move this week to Chipley Ga to live with her daughter Rosa Mize Nelson. Ida Mize will go to Columbus where she will be met by her daughter.

J. W. Mize Americus C. C. Holliday Brooklyn Heights Chipley Rosa Mize Nelson Ida Mize Columbus

Lovers quarrel stalls in Jefferson Market Court

Miss Lucille Whitehurst tearfully testified about her Spanish admirer Mariano Vidal the Spanish vice consul in a dramatic hearing at Jefferson Market Court. Vidal denied the romance and claimed she struck him in the Hotel Astor lobby, prompting the magistrate to adjourn for reconciliation discussions.

New York Mariano Vidal Miss Whitehurst Oberwager Hotel Astor Jack Dempsey Haymaker Carmen

Tollefsen Concert Delights Rylander Audience

Under the Affiliat ed Lyceum and Cha m t a u q u a association a part of the Americus Music Study club series, the Tollefsen trio performed at Rylander theater with Carl H. Tollefsen on violin Mme Augusta Tollefsen on piano and Paul Kefer on cello. The audience showed appreciation as the artists received encores and the program pleased a large crowd, marking the second concert in the ASIC study club series.

Lyceum and Chamtauqua Association Americus Music Study Club Rylander Theater Tollefsen Carl H. Tollefsen Mme Augusta Tollefsen Paul Kefer

Reed blocks British debt funding vote in Senate

Washington Feb 15 Senator Reed objects and blocks planning for a Senate vote on the British debt funding bill. Leaders had pressed quick action and Reed likened the bill to selling gold bricks, urging caution in the rush to passage.

Washington Reed Senate

Andersonville Grammar Triumphs Over Oglethorpe 16 to 6

In Andersonville on February 15 the Andersonville Grammar School boys defeated Oglethorpe 16 to 6 in a fast game. Players Lewis Wasterlin Joe Holloway Luther Justice and Gibson Williams starred with passing while Lewis Rouse impressed to fill the former star George Harmon’s role. The team has three wins and a 42 to 16 scoring margin overall.

Andersonville Grammar School Oglethorpe Lewis Wasterlin Joe Holloway Luther Justice Gibson Williams Lewis Rouse George Harmon

Alleged Labor Agent Terrorized Negroes Arrested in Georgia

Athens reports C. A. Marrett, believed member of a gang terrorizing negroes by posting warning signs, has been arrested in Washington Georgia. He faces charges after the incident in February.

Athens

Valuable Audition to Any Library

Readers are urged to consider the Big Print Red Letter Bible edition distributed with this paper. The volume includes an appendix of helps, concise references, comprehensive annotations, and halftones that enhance value beyond the regular text. A coupon offer is explained elsewhere in the issue.

Christ

Germany’s Belgian Obligation Payment Claimed Met

Brussels dated February 15 reports that German treasury bills issued under Gey’s agreement to fund Belgian obligations were met. The brief note states the payments were fulfilled, confirming the financial arrangement’s execution.

Brussels Gey

Rescue Pleas After Tuscan Prince Sinks Near Vancouver Island

Wireless messages from Seattle report the British steamer Tuscan Prince went ashore near Estevan on Vancouver Island and began breaking up. The Sea Monarch tug picked up the distress call and stated many lives are believed lost as ships in the area launch rescue efforts.

Seattle Estevan Vancouver Island Seattle Harbor

Steamships Nika and Santa Rita Run Aground Off Pacific

Off the Washington coast the Santa Rita, seeking the Nika, ran aground at Puget Sound entrance as heavy seas pound her. nearby Kewaree rushes to aid and the Tuscan Prince is also reported breaking up between here and Seattle. The Nika’s crew were taken off by the Snohomish, which burned to the waterline after catching fire at sea. no further details or ship position given.

San Francisco Santa Rita Nika Washington Puget Sound Kewaree Here Seattle Coast Guard Snohmaish

Italian steamer Moncenisio sinks off Cape Henry in distress

New York February 15 reports say the Italian steamship Moncenisio sailing from Norfolk to Marseilles is sinking about 510 miles east of Cape Henry Virginia. The steamer Carplaka sailing from New Orleans to Havre picked up the distress call 77 miles away and is proceeding to assist.

New York Moncenisio Norfolk Marseilles Cape Henry Virginia Carplaka New Orleans Havre

Torpedoes on Rails Fail to Stop Central of Georgia Train

No new developments in yesterday wreck on the Central of Georgia at Andersonville. An investigation is under way led by division superintendent Henry Baldwin who plans immediate block signal installation. Officials say a flagman set torpedoes on the rails signaling danger ahead and then waited to be called in. A second section could not be stopped on the down grade, resulting in two injuries.

Central of Georgia Railway W. A. Winburn Central of Georgia Fort Valley Albany Winburn Andersonville Times-Recorder Henry Baldwin Central Dige

House Favors Rosin Co Operative Measure

The house judiciary committee ordered a favourable report on a bill to permit rosins producers to organize a cooperative. The measure aims to regulate the rosin trade and support cooperative activities.

HOUSE Washington House Judiciary Committee Rosin Andrganize Co-Operative

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