Senator Walsh Returns to Washington After North Carolina Visit
Senator Walsh a Montana Democrat and key figure in the senate oil inquiry arrived in Washington from North Carolina where he was on a brief vacation not expected to return before Sunday or Monday. He quickly conferred with other members of the committee to discuss possible developments in the investigation.
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Washington
Walsh
Montana
Senate
North Carolina
Daugherty
Brockhart
Iowa
Sinclair
Wheeler
Department of Justice
Coolidge To Make Radio Talk Tonight
President Coolidge will broadcast an address on fellowship. It is expected many American listeners will tune in. The address will be on multiple stations at 9 o'clock Americus time, with all other stations silenced during that hour.
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Coolidge
Amercus
Americus
Ban on police officers shooting issued in Columbus
A general order from Columbus Police Chief M. D. Gill forbids unnecessary shooting by officers. Read to the city commission, the directive states officers have no legal right to shoot at someone fleeing a misdemeanor or minor ordinance violation, with commendations noted for restraint.
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Columbus
Funeral services for Mrs Hatcher in Dawson Ga
Dawson Georgia February 22 funeral services for Mrs S D Hatcher 62 a well known Dawson citizen who died at home Thursday were held this afternoon from the family residence Rev T M Calls way of Baconton conducted Mrs Hatcher a native of Calhoun county moved to Terrel county near Dawson soon after marriage to S D Hatcher and joined the Baptist church at age about twelve years
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Dawson
S. D. Hatcher
T. M. Callsway
Baconton
Police believe man killed Marion Johnson in Florida
Police locate a man believed to be the murderer of Marion Johnson, whose skeleton was found on a lake shore in Orlando. The unidentified suspect is in a southern city, with arrest expected within 48 hours after a long distance inquiry. The disappearance occurred in October 1922.
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Orlando
Fla
Marion Johnson
Americus Symphony Concert Completes Series in Rylander
The Americus Symphony Orchestra directed by Alfred A. Gane performs the third concert of the series at Rylander in Americus Sunday at 3 PM. Admission is free. Organist Frank Sheffield Jr and accompanist Harry H. Williams lead a program featuring Louise Thayer and Melva Clark Holt in vocal solos, plus a male quartet and several orchestra selections. Senator Stephen Pace will offer remarks.
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Americus
Americas
Frank Sheffield, Jr
Robert C. Lane
Welbur Smith
Miss Louise Thayer
Melva Clark Holt
Senator Stephen Pace
McMath Campaign Ad Highlights Taxation and Jury Reform
W T McMath, candidate for ordinary, issues a paid advertisement in this issue outlining campaign issues. He stresses alleged city tax increases, how they occurred, and criticizes the current jury system as an abuse that should be corrected. The card is well-prepared and likely to attract reader attention.
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W. T. McMath
McMath
Times-Recorder
Mrs Harrold to Visit Albany DAR UDC Leaders Visit
Thron Ateeska Chapter of Albany Georgia prepares to greet national officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook president general of the DAR and Mrs Howard McCall DAR Georgia vice president will attend March 7 to 9 events hosted by Mrs R Whitehead. Cook and McCall travel to Savannah for the state DAR convention March 11 to 14.
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Albany
Thronateeska
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Anthony Wayne Cook
Howard McCall
Georgia
Frank Marrold
Americus
R. Whitehead
Cook
McCall
Savannah
Dublin to Observe Library Book Week
Dublin citizens gather at the Carnegie library tonight as guests of the library board to observe Book Week. The event aims to acquaint citizens with the library and raise money for new books.
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Dublin
Carnegie Library
Library Board
Rebel chieftain Alvaredo captured near Colina
Mexico City February 22 General Salvador Alvaredo a principal rebel leader in the west has been captured at Colina and taken to Crispiano Anzaldo. He was former Yucatan governor and later treasury secretary under the provisional presidency of Adolpho De La Huerta and was a presidential candidate when the revolution began in December. Other leaders including Ramirez Garrido were also captured.
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Salvador Alvaredo
Colina
War Department
Crispiano Anzaldo
Yucatan
Treasury
Adolpho de la Huerta
Ramirez Garrido
Detroit Evangelist Accepts Atlanta Call
Rev Ira E David a prominent Detroit minister has accepted the pastorate at Gospel Tabernacle on Capitol Avenue Atlanta. He announced the decision at the mid week prayer service thanking the congregation and expressing pleasure to make Atlanta his home while requesting united prayers for the church's work.
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Ira E. David
Detroit
Michigan
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Gospel Tabernacle
Capitol Avenue
David
United Prayers
Congregation For
Valdes Hotel Destroyed By Early Morning Fire
Valdosta reports the Valdes hotel, the citys largest, nearly leveled by a blaze believed started in the boiler room between 4 and 5 am. The building was full with guests, some rooms housing five or six people, but no injuries were reported though many belongings were lost.
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Valdosta
Valdes
Group Four Bankers in Convention at Americus Rylander
Bankers of Group Four of the Georgia Bankers Association gather in Americus at the Rylander theater for sessions including talks by Joseph A. McCord of the Atlanta Federal Reserve and others on banking topics, agriculture credit, and tax proposals. Notables include J. S. Peters and W. H. Searcy, with discussion on Georgia Creameries and co operative marketing.
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Georgia Bankers’ Association
Americas
Rylander Theater
Jas. B. Lawrence
Lovelace Eve
Joseph A. McCord
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
P. C. Searcy
Thomasville
George Washington
Stephen Pace
Americus
Georgia
James A. Holloman
Atlanta Constitution
Federal Reserve Act
Jos. A. McCord
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Uniform Negotiable Instruments Act
Orville A. Park
Georgia Bankers Association
Economics of Banking
Robt. Strickland, Jr
American Institute of Banking and Educational Committee
Georgia Creameries
W. H. Searcy
P C Searcy
James A Holloman
J. S. Peters
Haynes McFadden
O. A. Parks
Robert Strickland, Jr
Atlanta
R. C. Ellis
Tifton
Special Tax Commission
Walker
Ellis
J. S. Johnson
Ashburn
Kia
Notice to Subscribers on Paper Delivery Delays
A subscriber notice instructs readers to call phone 99 before 6 PM if the paper is not delivered. After 6 PM contact Western Union Telegraph Co. and the paper will be delivered by messenger from our press.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
Republican Leaders Fight To Displace Tax Schedule
Republican leaders push to oust the Democratic income schedule in a revenue bill, seeking to adopt an excise tax plan. Green hopes excise taxes are disposed of by adjournment. a Ways and Means meeting earlier agreed to raise estate taxes and institute a gift tax.
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Washington
Garrett
Tennessee
Garner
Texas
Green
Ways and Means’ Committee
Representative Garner
Representative Longworth
Melon
Treasury
Republicans
Mellon
House
Republican Organization
Ways and Means
Chairman Adams Rejects Demand for Daugherty Resignation
Chairman Adams of the Republican National Committee called the demand for Daugherty's early retirement absurd and urged a hearing after a thorough investigation. Senate Republicans split, with insurgents pressing action while others backed a broader inquiry into Daugherty's DOJ conduct and dealings with Sinclair oil stock.
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Adams
Washington
Republican National Committee
Daugherty
National Committee
Coolidge
Wheatley Named Receiver by Mann
George D. Wheatley was named receiver for Windsor Pharmacy by James Tift Mann, referee in bankruptcy at Albany, and immediately took over the store assets at Lamar and Jackson streets after ongoing litigation. J. R. Williams, president and principal owner, was away and could not comment on assets or liabilities.
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George D. Wheatley
Windsor Pharmacy
Lamar and
Jackson Streets
James Tift Mann
Albany
J. R. Williams
Convicts uncover prehistoric skeleton near Rome GA
A skeleton unearthed by convicts on the Black Bluff road near Rome is believed to be centuries old, found beneath twenty feet of rock in a city quarry. Physicians study its sex and race to determine if it is a white man or Indian, dating to the prehistoric era before the rock formation.
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Rome
Black Bluff Road
City Rock
Pure-Bred Hogs Bought by Dr Hyde in Florida Show
Waycross, February 25. Dr. R. J. Heyde, county agent, bought two pure bred spotted Poland China hogs for Charlie Berry of Hebardville from Adam Alt of Rockford Ohio. The hogs, shipped from Tampa Florida, weigh about 175 to 200 pounds and are September pigs.
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R. J. Heyde
Hebardville
Adam Alt
Rockford
Ohio
Tampa
Florida
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