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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
2
A fragment reports Monday's unsettling scene as Miss Moore drives home with a daughter. a shot to her hand alarms the riders while another daughter remains uninjured. It also mentions Cotton Warehousemen preparing for a record bale season and Lolita Lee touting a new hair style called the cover all, provoking mixed reactions among bobbed-haired onlookers.
ATLANTA July 14 A study by the US Department of Agriculture finds that advanced power and labor saving machinery enable an average farm worker to care for almost three times as many acres as 75 years ago. Labor hours have dropped and monotony reduced. Farm and labor together account for about sixty percent of farming costs. improved power units and better knowledge of power needs are expected to further cut production costs.
Miss Darren Pinkston travels to Albany to spend several days with relatives. The report highlights a favorable balance in foreign trade, reflecting a positive economic indicator.
Portland July 14 The Elks released a year’s charity report at the Grand Lodge Convention showing more than 2370195 spent in divers causes with a per capita expenditure of 2.76 and 850182 members a net gain of 19563. Sullivan noted 209 lodges failed to detail their efforts, suggesting higher totals. Activities ranged from a Jackrabbit drive in Costasio to aiding crippled children in New York and Newark.
Camden July 14. James Moore 65 was killed and his daughter Miss Trixie Moore 21 wounded by a lone highwayman who tried to hold them up near the city. He fired, then fled on a nearby road leaving the pair injured. The assailant was described as a lone gunman with a dark coat and hat. Police investigated the attempted robbery and pursued leads.
Treasury figures show only seven percent of the population pays income taxes in the latest reports.
Macon experienced a violent urban storm July 14 at 6 20 PM with damaging winds rain and lightning. The upheaval disrupted trees utilities and half of the streetcar network for about three hours but no injuries were reported.
A cryptic note about a fictional Subway River menace in New York hints at a speculative threat. Details are sparse and fragmentary, with unclear origins or actors involved. Authorities have not issued official statements or identified concrete risks.
A water main burst Monday night sent water flowing nine feet deep through the Steinway tunnel under the Hast river. Engineers say skyscraper undermining fears are unlikely. meanwhile reports note Russia's Soviet mint has resumed gold coinage.
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