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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1922

Page

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Ford's Muscle Shoals bid labeled only real offer

Washington January 7 Secretary Weeks called Henry Ford's offer for the Muscle Shoals projects the only comprehensive proposal combining project construction with fertilizer manufacture. Frederick Engstrum of Wilmington and C Tinkler of San Francisco were deemed noncompetitive, as their plans focused mainly on construction without private fertilizer production. Tinkler, president of a San Francisco firm, met with Weeks to discuss his bid.

Washington Henry Ford Muscle Shoals Weeks Frederick Engstrum Wilmington N. C C¢. C. Tinkler San Francisco Ford Tinkler

Irish to Vote on Peace by Night

Dublin citizens await a Dail Eireann vote on the Anglo Irish treaty as the session nears its end. Speaker John MacNeill introduces a motion asserting Ireland as a sovereign state whose international relations derive from the people's will, aiming to frame ratification as aligning with independence. Harry Boland returns from the United States to urge a vote of thanks for American support.

Dublin Associated Press Dail Eireann John MacNeill Dail Ireland Harry Boland United States America

Germany May Send Delegate To Cannes Reparations Talks

A leading delegate to the supreme council announced Germany may send a representative to Cannes for consultation. Council experts have agreed on a plan for partial German reparations, involving about a half a billion gold marks yearly in cash and bullion, plus gold marks in kind for several years.

Cannes Jani Associated Press Germany Fiay Supreme Council

Boston Couple Buys Americus Home After Winter Visit

Fred R. Butters and Mrs. Butters, visiting Americus last fall from snowbound Boston, were charmed by local climate and farms. They purchased Eva Tooke’s Brooklyn Heights home and plan to reside here while staying connected via the Times-Recorder. Their stay included Windsor hotel hosting and tours of winter county roads, farms, and orchards.

Boston Fred R. Butters Eva Tooke Brooklyn Heights Henry W. Smithwick Americus Times-Recorder City Butters Windsor Hotel Wmter County

City Court to Open Monday for Four Week Jury Session

The City court will convene Monday for an estimated four week period focused on jury business. The civil docket is heavy with three weeks assigned, while the fourth week will include limited criminal matters and reassignments. Two juries have been drawn for the first and second weeks. First Week jurors include H. S. Barton and 29 others. Second Week jurors include J. A. Mills Sr and 20 others.

Ellaville Bank Reports Splendid Year and Strong Finances

Ellaville news reports the Bank of Ellaville annual stockholders meeting. The cashier’s report shows a successful year with no debts, cash on hand and at correspondent banks totaling 90000 dollars, an 8 percent dividend declared, and officers elected: J. H. Stevens president A. C. Murray vice president and Harry F. Dixon cashier.

Ellaville Bank of J. H. Stevens A. C. Murray Harry F. Dixon

Baseball Draft Up In Chicago Meeting

Chicago January 7 baseball leaders including Judge Landis commissioner Heydler of the National League and Ban Johnson of the American League discussed the draft and other affairs of organized baseball.

Chicago Landis Heydler National League Ban Johnson American League

G O P Leaders Hold Pow Wow At White House Dinner

President Harding summoned Republican leaders from Congress and key administration figures to a White House dinner. The guests include five senators seven representatives Secretary Weeks Attorney General Daugherty and John Adams chairman of the Republican national committee.

Washington Harding Congress White House Senate House Weeks Daugherty John ‘. Adams Republican National Committee

Andersonville Loses to Leslie in Rainy School Game

In Andersonville on January 7, Leslie defeated Andersonville 22 to 7 afterpay, amid steady rain. Bradley starred with 10 points, drilling long range shots through Andersonville’s defense, while Reid, Holloway, and Hines supported Leslie’s 22 point total.

Andersonville Leslie Bradley Beable Reid Holloway M.it Hines R. Seore Gwynes Agency Cocek Ellaville

Auxiliary Gives Movie At Grand Theater

Richland January 7 The American Legion auxiliary debuted in the motion picture business. Manager Elrod of the Grand Theater donated free use of the venue, with a small running expense, as the group selected and promoted the feature Where Is My Husband. Tickets were sold at the door and $18 was cleared.

Richland American Legion ‘Auxiliary Elrod Grand Theater

Movement for Gasoline Tax Repeal Begun

Gasoline dealers upset by city council action imposing a half cent per gallon tax to be paid monthly. A council committee met with about 30 interested parties at the Chamber of Commerce to push for repeal, with a special council session possible Monday. Dealers say tax hurts Americus by diverting trade, while supporters argue it funds needed city work without heavy burdens on homes.

W. E. Taylor R. E. Allison J. W. Harris Chamber of Commerce Taylor Sheppard Oscar Loving Americus Allison J. E. Sheppard H. B. Mashburn I. W. Harris Sjr I. T. ‘Warren C. H. Burke Messrs. Sheppard

Ellaville Social News Recap: Parties and Visits

In Ellaville on January 5 a young party hosted by Miss Kathryn Williams featured games and candy prizes won by Miss Elizabeth Collins with ice cream and cake served by Mrs. Rogers Williams. Rev. and Mrs. Jordan hosted a possum supper for the Ellaville Methodist board, planning church work for the new year. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Killebrew hosted a December dinner at their LaCrosse area home with a twelve-person table and a five-course turkey meal attended by local families and visiting friends. The G N I C girls enjoyed an oyster supper hosted by Ellaville youths at the Carter home. Numerous residents moved or hosted guests, with travel to Milledgeville, Americus, Atlanta, and Columbus noted along with several local visits and church-related activities.

Ellaville Kathryn Williams Elizabeth Collins Rogers Williams Bessie Stevens Gladys Arrington Dorothy Danson Louise Rainey Kittie Pearl Collins Marguerite Hill Martha Munro Louise McGowan Mary Battle Gertrude Burt Bertha Johnson Hazel Bridges Christine Stewart Harris Holloway Roy Holloway Lynnwood Lightner Daniel Rainey Millard Arrington Foy Cheek Tom Battle Edwin King B. L. Jordan J. T. Royal J. H. Statham H. J. Williams E. E Collins S -A. Manning A C. Murray Arthur Hill Tt. A. Collins E. R. Jordan LaCrosse Grady Killebrew Coventry H. J. Dyess David Charles Slappey S. A. Royal Mary Nan Carter Dorig Arrington Nina McMahan Nell Livingston Christine Dillard Dorothy Collins Arthur Baugh Alton Baugh Eugene Dixon Ray Holloway Billie Massee Glenn Lindsay Earl Carter J. M. Murray Upper Broad Street Luke Murray Atlanta J. T. Webb Sumter Tom Gregory Sylvester Jim Murray Harry Murray William Hite Royal la Grosse Hy . Wall Wall’s Crossing W. S. Jordan Castner Lester Pilcher Hite J. J. Taylor W. H. Collins L. P. Gartner Harry Lindsay Lindsay George Standridge Henry Kinard J. W. Dozier Judge Dozier Kittie Sims Dozier Farm Dozier’s Mill Doris Arrington Nan Carter Milledgeville G. N. & I. College Thomas Battle Americus Rylander Theater Joseph Cheney Fannie Cheney Eugene Gartner Augusta Kathleen Hale John Hart B. T. Rainey Bryce Tucker Edwards McCrory Harold McCrory CR. McCrory T. A. Collins E. E. Collins Maude Williamson Fort Valley J. T. Henry South Carollina Julian Collins Robert Wileliams Minnie Une Tondee W. H. Torsdee Louise Walters Wesleyan College Havin R. E. Hill C. C. Batelle H. D. Stevens J. &. Smith J. A. Collins Columbus Willis Hogg Macon Parrott Methodist Preachers of the Americas Dr.Desporte J. C Martha Butler Reynolds B. L. Bridges Mad ‘Con

Trio in Jail in Weirder Bigamy-Elopement Case

Ellaville residents report a strange case as J W Kent, his wife Minnie McCork Kent, and the sister of Minnie, plus her two young children, are jailed on bigamy and theft charges. Kent eloped with Minnie after misrepresenting her as his sister. records later showed Minnie’s prior marriage to Minnie McCork’s sister, causing local uproar and warrants. The trio are in Schley County jail awaiting commitment, with neighbors debating care for the two babies.

Ellaville J. W. Kent Ter Schley County James Reese Americus LaCrosse Glen McElhaney Kent Griffin Minnie McCork Auiné May McCork Reese McElhaney Mr. McElhaney Sheriff Battle Oglethorpe

Tax vote splits among six officials with mixed positions

Three officials including Lison, Warren, and Harris supported the tax while the other three opposed it, illustrating a divided stance on the measure.

Lison Warren Harris

Parley Adopts U S Proposal To Prohibit Gas Warfare

Washington Jan 7 Poison gas as a instrument of warfare was outlawed today by Great Britain United States Japan France and Italy as their representatives at the Washington conference approve the American proposal to prohibit its use. The armament committee reported on aircraft limitation but reached no conclusion.

Washington Associated Press Great Britain United States Japan France Italy

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Eamonn de Valera City Court H. S. Barton T. M. Lowery W. O. Perry G. C. Thomas J. E. Kinard W. E Kennington O. W. Loyd D. L. Todd Chas. Lingo Philo H. Smith L. E. Wise Jas. H. Glawson R. A. Slappey J. D. Sims L. E. Holloway J. J. Murray J. G. Castleberry A. B. Connors R. H. Wise T. F. Gatewood, Sr D. M. Josey Wm. H. Cobb E. J Salter Jeptha Tingle TM. Furlow E. J. McMath H. S. Schneider R. D. Winchester T. E. Bolton W. A. Wilson B. T. Marshall HW. H Smith Asa Pittman Fe T Wingins W. McKennedy W D Ivey M. Brinkley J. E. Cutler J. A. Mills, Sr Watts Markett W. T. Freeman J.T. Warren Hutcheson E. A. Williams W. J. Wise C. C. Williams J. H. Poole, Jr T. J. Markett J. H. Cameron R. L. Peel J D Wishard J. R. Ross F. M. Flournoy A.C. Bell D.M. Westbrook W. P. Daniel T. Wooten H. J. Webb A. R. Murphy P. E. Westbrook G. M. Slappey J. P. Poole Ellaville Bank G.O.P Union High NEW York Futures Snesene Byclesque News OF Olin McElhaney Man Rees James Rees Parley U. S
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