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Americus Times Recorder

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Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1922

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Sheffield and Tuscumbia oppose Muscle Shoals control

In Sheffield Alabama February 18 the Chamber of Commerce voted to abandon Muscle Shoals projects for a generation rather than permit Alabama Power to gain control. In Washington chairman Kahn announced hearings on the Ford proposal would likely end next week then move to executive session on the draft report.

Sheffield Ala Chamber of Commerce of Sheffield and Tuscumbia Muscle Shoals Alabama Power Company Washington Kahn House

National agreement settles building jurisdiction disputes

A national board of jurisdictional awards reached a broad agreement to settle building trade disputes, with the Associated General Contractors of America the American Institute of Architects the Engineering Council the National Building Trades Employers Association and the Building Trades Department of the AFL participating, announced after their quarterly meeting in Washington on February 18.

Washington Associated General Contractors of America American Institute of Architects The Engineering Council National Building Trades Employers Association Building Trades Department of the American Federation of Labor National Board of Jurisdictional Awards

No Cause for Alarm at Border Says Serrano

Mexico Feb 19 Acting Secretary of War Serrano says there is no reason for alarm to U S authorities over frontier threats. He stresses no rebels of importance near the border and warns that desperadoes in Chihuahua will not dare attack a single military unit or threaten Juarez.

Mexico Associated Press United States Serrano Bornardy Chihuahua Juarez Jacksonville Baker County Duval County McCleny Here Jake Wilkinson Robinson T.R. Henderson MacClenny

Tex Rickard to open coliseum in St. Louis

Tex Rickard the sporting promoter who resigned from Madison Square Garden after induction on assault charges against two girls leases the St. Louis coliseum for 25 years and plans a modern amphitheater similar to New York.

Tex Rickard ST. Louis New York Associated’ Press Madison Square Garden

Stillman Evidence to Be Taken in Canada

Ougehkeepsie New York report says a commission will take testimony in Montreal beginning March 13 in the divorce suit of James A. Stillman, New York banker, against his wife, granted today by Justice Mors hauser on defense counsel’s application.

Ougehkeepsie, N.Y

Merchant Robbed of 120000 on Illinois Train

Sidney Krengel of Krengel Brothers New York and Chicago importers reported a gem robbery aboard an Illinois train from Chicago this morning. Krengel said gems valued at 120000 to 150000 were taken before arrival in St. Louis.

ST. Louis Sidney Krengel Krengel Brothers Diam New York Chicago

Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fund Reaches Half Milestone

New York February 18 Franklin D Roosevelt chairman of the national committee announced that more than 0,000 of the required sum has been subscribed to the Woodrow Wilson Foundation with half the amount raised toward the fund.

New York Woodrow Wilson Foundation Franklin D. Roosevelt National Committee

Downtown Ocala Suffers Fire Damaging $250000 Property

A downtown Ocala blaze caused about 250000 dollars in damage. Fire crews battled the flames amid smoke and heat, with officials investigating the cause as residents were displaced from several storefronts and nearby buildings remained closed.

Kiwanis Visit to Thalean Consolidated High School

The Kiwanis club visited Thalean consolidated high school near Americus for a joint meeting with teachers pupils and patrons. Activities included a program with singing prizes readings and free candy while guests praised the school and its educators and a luncheon followed by remarks on the value of education.

Kiwanis Club Thalean Consolidated High School Americus R. E. White Carl. W. Minor Rehoboth Church Zip Qld McDonald’s Farm Willie Zell Carter Donahue Thomas Col. J. B. D. Shipp Charley Rogers Nathan Murray Rogsie Andrews Col. Shipp Consolidated Schools Sumter County Orie

Compulsory School Case Reported in Sumter County

A Sumter County case against an unnamed citizen under the compulsory education law is announced by County Superintendent Dupree. The man has posted bond and is sending his two children to school, with outcome depending on whether he contests the case. The superintendent also investigates other potential violations with county board backing.

Sumter County Dupree County Board of Education

New Dictionary Ready for Readers

The newspaper announces distribution of The New Universities dictionary. Readers must present three coupons clipped from three different days and pay 98 cents plus postage. Out-of-town readers may mail three coupons, 98 cents, and postage to receive the dictionary.

Landis Quits Bench for Baseball Duties

Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis announced his resignation from the bench, effective March 11, to devote his entire time to the position of baseball commissioner. The Chicago announcement came on February 18, per the Associated Press.

Chicago Associated Press Kennesaw Mountain Landis

Smoot plan favored for tariff based on foreign value

Washington February 18. The Smoot plan to assess tariff duties on the foreign value of improved articles has won practical agreement among Republican members of the Senate committee.

Washington Associated Press Senate Committee

Mrs Leon H Broks of Tampa Visited by Ill Father

Mrs Leon H Broks from Tampa is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J P Cannon but is being called home due to her father’s illness.

Leon H. Broks Tampa, Fla J. P. Cannon

Death threat during guard duty at Harvey home

A group of six men in the dark warned bailiff Clarence Bivins to leave Henry Harvey's home or face harm while Harvey lay wounded from the Jones lynching. Bivins and Otto Nelson left, with Harvey guarded by Sheriff Battle. Corrections clarify rewards offered for arrestees and deny Bailiff Carter’s involvement. no new arrests reported and Solicitor Felton unavailable for comment.

Henry Harvey Will Jones Schley County Mr. Harvey R. E. Battle Clarence Bivins Times-Recorder Battle Otto Nelson Harvey Bivins A. C. Murray Murray Carter Mr. Carter Sheriff Battle Jule Felton Montezuma Scholey

Plains Firemen Save Home of Ross Dean

Plains February 18 The Plains fire department saved the home of Ross Dean from destruction with rapid response and water application. Only small roof damage occurred as firefighters limited damage to the roof area. This was the second fire in the town this week.

Plains Ross Dean

Miss Melva Clark Returns To Americus Tonight

Miss Melva Clark, in Univinnless the past two weeks renewing friendships from her three years at the Conservatory of Music, will return to Americus tonight.

Melva Clark Conservatory of Music Americus

Subscriber recalls long history with Times-Recorder

TF. Marsh, scale inspector for Seaboard, visiting the Times-Recorder office, says he subscribed to the paper since a few weeks before the 1880 establishment by Merrill Calloway. He notes he especially enjoys the daily Bible verse feature.

Marsh Seaboard System Times-Recorder The Recorder Merrill Calloway

Kemp Couldn't Escape Alone From Jail Break

Wade Monroe, held for murder, testified that Clyde Kemp the sole Black inmate remaining after six prisoners broke from the county jail in Tuesday’s escape attempted to flee but was left behind when others squeezed through a hole in the cage bars. Monroe added Sheriff Harvey’s aide and Lasco Harvey helped recapture suspects near Leslie. Monroe described Kemp as the biggest eater among the inmates.

Clyde Kemp Harvey Wade Monroe Leslie Lasco Harvey Monroe Kemp Harvey Monroe

New Albany Church to Be Launched by Fitzgerald Officials

Rev James H Barfield and W A Joyner of the First Christian church attended a district board meeting at Fitzgerald this week to set the site of the next South Georgia convention and authorize the Americas church to help organize a church at Albany. The convention will be in Fitzgerald in late October, and the Fitzgerald group will assist Albany residents ready to form a congregation. Barfield traveled to Waycross for a brief visit, then returned. Joyner went home directly.

James H. Barfield W. A. Joyner Fitzgerald South Georgia Americas Church Albany Mr. Barfield Waytross Witzgerald Joyner

Thompson bonds to be sold on February 27

Announcement that sealed bids will be opened by the Lysian or Thompson consolidated school district trustees at Shipp and Sheppard, attorneys, on February 27 for sale of their 25,900 bond issue to fund a new school building. A 100 dollar certified check is required with all bids, with right to reject bids or sell privately beforehand. Bonds issued in 1000 dollar denominations, first due January 1, 1926, and annually thereafter.

Lysian Thompson Consolidated Shipp & Sheppard

Family of Nine Stricken with Flu in Ellaville

Ellaville. Feb 18. Mr and Mrs N B Lawson living a mile from the city limits are greatly afflicted as the entire nine member family lies in bed with flu. A trained nurse attends them while Dr Beebe and physician B L Bridges provide care.

Ellaville N. B. Lawson B. L." Bridges

Curb market planned for Americus farmers sale day

A curb market for farm produce will open in Americus on a Wednesday at the county courthouse curb, 8:30 to 4:30, with weekly sessions each Saturday and Wednesday thereafter. The plan, floated at a Carnegie Library session led by the Americus Woman's Club, drew strong support from grocers, farmers, and merchants who praised local canning and marketing efforts and urged inspection and fair pricing.

Americus Carnegie Lbrary Auditorium Americus Woeman’s Club George van Riper van River George O. Marshall Chamber of Commerce County Farm Demonstrator Atlanta Witzgerald W. J. Josey B. C. Hodges L. M. Hansford J. E. Poole Ota Missioners R. P. Snow G. M. Bragg Mart~ Mareketman

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