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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1924
Page
7
Ned Green was arrested in connection with the crime and taken to Sylvester, where he was lodged in the Worth County Jail. He would make no statement that had any bearing on the crime.
The passage suggests Carter Glass ex-treasury secretary and Virginia senator may win the Democratic derby. Backers say he is rounding into form and could surge when the McAdoo Smith Underwood deadlock proves draining.
Wingard Alabama college star, paired with Joe Jackson on Atlantic Coast Line last year, shines in his first pro game with the St. Louis Americans. He toppled Babe Ruth’s club 3 to 2, as Jackson predicts the big leagues will lure the left hander with Jackson supporting his ascent.
The Americas outfit credits Wingard with rapid development as a top hurler, once underestimated by a mentor who saw in him a first rate talent. Shoeless Joe’s boast that Wingard would reach the majors has proven true as Wingard becomes a widely talked about twirler.
New York June 4 French francs fell to 4.93 cents, a 19 point drop from the previous close, marking a fresh low as selling pressure from European sources grew amid France's political unrest at the market opening.
Oakfield Georgia June 4 The body of John Hampton 70 operator of the Flint River Ferry and a recent arrival from Parkersville was found in a bayou near Oakfield Monday afternoon by Ned Green and Binhard Lunster. The head showed a fatal injury from a white oak stick found earlier near the bayou smeared with blood and hair. Hampton was attacked and killed and his body thrown into the river according to witnesses.
LaGrange, June 4. T. L. White former coach of LaGrange High School joined the Hole in One club after a 193 yard drive at LaGrange Country Club. The ball landed in the cup, and he later retrieved it from the hole by sighting the cup.
Augusta, June 4. The Collegiate Association for Higher Education was organized by alumni of Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia to promote college education locally. Similar chapters are planned across the state.
Washington notes July 4 may gain new meaning as Calvin Coolidge’s potential reelection and a Cleveland conference on July 4, 1924 could see La Follette lead an independent bid. The piece links the date to a possible realignment shaping future politics and balance of power.
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