Princess Mary to Promise Obedience at Royal Wedding
London Feb 27 Princess Mary daughter of the sovereign will promise to obey her husband Viscount Lascelles at Westminster Abbey tomorrow The ceremony will use the revised exhortation and follow the Church of England order with 2500 guests arriving by 10 11 and the procession featuring royal family members including Queen Mary and King George The wedding plan includes a royal parade a private reception and no foreign royalty invited abroad
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Westminister Abbey
Edmund Crouchback
Henry the Third
Aveline of Lancaster
Buckingham Palate
Mall
Admiralty Arch
Whitehall
Parliament Square
Abbey
Duke of York
Mothe Alexandra
Duke of Connaught
Queen Mary
Prince Henry
Princess Mary
King George
Geuze
Edward the Confessor
Mary Viscountess Lascelles
Marlborough Gate
St. James’ Street
Piccadilly
Hyde Park Corner
Constitution Hill
Buckingham Palace
England
Alexandra
Victoria
Princess Royal
Maud
Patricia Ramsay
Alice
Earl of Athlone
Marchioness of
Cambridge
Christian
Louise
Duchess of Argyll
Duchess of Albany
Victor Audley Mackenzie
Scots Guards
George
Prince of Waels
Once
Webster Answers Questions Daily in Americus Mystery Continues
Webster the психie marvel left Americus but his fame endures as readers receive daily answers to questions submitted through the Times-Recorder. Over the next three weeks, limited questions will be answered each day, excluding crime queries, with a possible return engagement after a Birmingham visit, as readers await further replies and updates.
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Webster
Americus
Augusta
Times-Recorder
Care
Webster and Company
Americas
Claess
Birmingham
Neighbor mailing list request for Golden Rule sale coupons
A public notice urges readers to add neighbors to the mailing list for Golden Rule bargain sale announcements. It asks recipients to clip and fill a coupon with the heads of families, then mail it to the Times-Recorder in Americus, Georgia with the return address.
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Times-Recorder
Americus
Best hog sale at town in months nets 7 1/2 cents
The best price in months was paid Saturday for a carload of hogs shipped to an abattoir in South Carolina. The rate was 7 1/2 cents per pound, sale handled by county agent George O. Marshall. Private buyers had been of fer ing 6 1/2 cents recently.
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South Carolina
B. Americus
George O. Marshall
Fleeced of $700000 in Bogus Stock Deals
New York report says witnesses are subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury against Alfred A. Lindsay former stock broker accused by eleven men and women of defrauding them of 700000 in bogus stock deals Lindsay has been missing for over a month.
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New York
Alfred A. Lindsay
Evelen
Lindsay
Expect too much and all will come out all right
A reader asks about someone named B in a plan to see her soon. The reply says she cares and the meeting will occur. A second inquiry asks about Howard, with the answer to remove him from life as he is not worthy and has multiple others in his life.
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Americas
BE. W
B. 1
Howard
Soviet Ready to Swap Anything for Great Loan
Moscow reports the Soviet delegation to Genoa will concede all demands if a large reconstruction loan is secured. If not, the conference holds only moral value for recognition of the current government. The famine drives the hard line as leaders voice urgency over food scarcity.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Genoa
More Brokerage Houses Wall Involuntary Bankruptcies
New York Feb 27 The Consolidated Stock Exchange announced the suspension of Mosher and Wallace brokers and Thomas H Cowley company in voluntary petition in bankruptcy with liabilities estimated at 175000. Another involuntary petition was filed against Gamole and Yate stock brokers.
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New York
Consolidated Stock Exchange Today
Mosher and & Wallace
Thomas H. Cowely
Thomas H .Cowley Company
Mosher and Wallace Company
Gamole and Yate
Philadelphia firm goes to wall in stock exchange filing
The brokerage firm of the P. K. Guthrie company, located in Philadelphia, advanced a general assignment today for the benefit of its creditors, signaling a troubling collapse for the firm and potential ripple effects in local markets.
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Philadelphia
Wall
P. K. Guthrie Company
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Montreal brokers Tousaw Hart and Anderson assign for creditors
The brokerage house Tousaw Hart and Anderson announced from the Montreal Stock Exchange rostrum that it has assigned for the benefit of its creditors.
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Montreal
Tousaw
Hart and Anderson
Montreal Stock Exchange
House to Pass Soldier Bonus in Session
Washington February 27. Representative Mondell and Chairman Fordney of the ways and means committee met with the president at the White House and said the house would pass the soldier bonus bill during this session.
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Washington
Mondell
Fordney
Hones
White House
House
Alabama Power presents option claim on Muscle Shoals properties
Washington February 27 officials of the Alabama Power Company testified before the house military committee to present their claim to optional rights on portions of the Muscle Shoals properties under a prior government contract. C D Mahoney commercial manager testified he was present at the November 7 1918 contract signing as consulting engineer for the ordnance department.
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Washington
Alabama Power Company
House Military Committee
Muscle Shoals
C. D. Mahoney
Ordnance Department
Can You Solve A Murder Mystery Today
The Times-Recorder presents a challenge in which Sergeant John Barry investigates a staged murder on betrothal night. Readers are invited to deduce the suspect from facet clues as the detective unravels startling events and identifies the killer.
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Times-Recorder
John Barry
Four Smithville residents bound over after school house fight
Four Smithville citizens Jesse Faust C C Ansley Marion Long and Eulus Chance were bound over to Lee county Superior Court after a February preliminary hearing before Justice B E Powell in Leesburg. Faust waived the hearing and posted 5000?bond while the others were held on 250 bonds. The dispute arose over a missing report card and the school’s refusal to provide a duplicate, leading to a fist fight at the school house.
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Smithville
Superior Court of
Lee County
Sturday
Justice of the Peace
B. E. Powell
Leesburg
J. H. Randall
Jesse Faust
C. C. Ansley
Marion Long
Eulus Chance
Faust
Justice Randall
Prizes For Golden Rule Visitors At Americus Sale
The Americus Advertising club lists cash rewards for Golden Rule sale visitors next Wednesday. A $15 prize goes to the vehicle bringing the largest number of white people to the city, a $10 prize to the vehicle bringing the largest number of colored people, and a $10 prize to the vehicle traveling the greatest distance to participate. Participants register at the Times-Recorder office to have their load counted.
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Americus Advertising Club
Times- Recorder
Times-Recorder
Register
Americus Auto Company
The
Locals Organized by Growers in Middle Georgia Melon Co op
More than 500 acres of watermelons are signed up by Sumter county growers in the Middle Georgia Melon Growers association. Three locals formed with Leslie Americus and Andersonville as headquarters. Directors elected, to attend Dublin convention for rules and business. George C. Marshall to represent Americas local, Wallace Carter for Andersonville. Leslie local representative not announced. Association aims to thin vines, control quantity, and raise quality to boost prices. Names listed for local offices appear in the article.
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Sumster County
Middle Georgia
Melon Growers Association
Leslie
Americus
Andersonville
Dublin
Meloner
Americas
George C. Marchall
Wallace Carter
Sumter County
F. B. Little
Job
Fite
Sheppadk
G. O. Marshes W. Smith
W. C. Aston
A. S. Perry
M. Besuest
Wooten
Boy’s dispute over missing card leads to schoolhouse fight
Mr Faust, angered by a courteous note about a replacement card that was not supplied, brought three men to the school house to confront Supt T A Stanley and others. A fight followed as warrants were issued by school trustees and served by Sheriff Coxwell of Leesburg.
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Faust
T. A. Stanley
Coxwell
Leesburg
Supreme Court Declines Challenge to Equal Suffrage Act
Washington readers learn that the U S Supreme Court dismissed a suit challenging the constitutionality of the suffrage act. Charles B Fairchild of New York argued the measure violated the constitutional provision, but the court rejected the case.
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Washington
U. S. Suprem
Charles 8
Fairchild
New
Cordele Basketeers Close Week With Wins Over Ashburn Pelham
Cordele closed the week with three basketball victories. Cordele beat Ashburn High 14 to 13 for the boys, the Cordele girls defeated Ashburn girls 4 to 6, and the Volunteers edged Pelham 39 to 38 in a tight finish.
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Cordele
Cordéle
Fer Credi
Ashburn High
Ashburn High School
Volunteers
Pelham
Markets Americus Spot Cotton and Liverpool Prices
Market notes show Good middling cotton at 173 4 cents in Americus. Liverpool market opened steady at 19 42 1/4 with sales around 7,000 bales. futures and first call quotes irregular, closing with uncertain figures.
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Americus
Cottton
Liverpool
Reb
Inea
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