Georgian debaters dispute Bryan evolution clash
In Rome and Atlanta reports Professor James Coffee Harris of the Georgia School for the Deaf denies a planned nationwide joint debate with William Jennings Bryan on human evolution. Harris accuses Bryan of misrepresenting evolution and says no university teaches otherwise, offering a $100 reward for finding a not teaching university.
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Atlanta Journal installs powerful new radiophone station
The Atlanta Journal has received and begun installing a new powerful radiophone broadcasting station on the fifth floor of its building. Built by Western Electric, it is described as the last word in radio telephony, equal in range to any U.S. station for entertainment and education. It will incorporate refinements from Western Electric engineers and follows use by the Detroit News and a New York AT&T station.
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President urged to reappoint Harding at Fed Reserve Bank
Chicago dispatch reports the administration committee of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce urged President Harding to reappoint W. P. G. Harding as governor of the Federal Reserve Bank in a message dated June 9. The call reflects support for continuity in monetary leadership and regional economic policy.
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Curb Market Merchants Offer Old Newspapers for Wrapping
Times Recorder notes curb market vendors seek buyers for old newspapers intended for wrapping bundles. Vendors promote reuse and recycling while supplying merchants with economical packing material.
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Guardian's Sale in Sumter County Georgia 1922
Guardian Jimmie W. Russell announces sale by order of the Court of Ordinary on the first Tuesday in July 1922 at Americus courthouse. Three properties are offered: a vacant lot on Willow Street 89 by 96 feet, a Wynn Street house No 611, and a half interest in a two-house lot and triangle lot near the Central of Georgia railroad in Americus. Proceeds go to Frankie May Bowden.
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Atlantic Publishing Company charter petition filed in Sumter County
Petitioners seek incorporation of Atlantic Publishing Company for twenty years with capital stock of 3000 dollars, rights to increase to 50000, branches possible, and authority to publish and market books and papers. They request corporate powers including real estate, copyrights, patents, and board elections, filed May 22 1922 in Americus Georgia Sumter County.
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Notice of Local Legislation in Americus Assembly
Notice is hereby given that a bill captioned to amend and consolidate acts granting corporate authority to the mayor and city council of Americus will be introduced in the approaching General Assembly of Georgia. The act aims to revise and extend the powers and authorities previously granted.
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Americus proposes power extension and clerk election shift
The City of Americus seeks to confer additional powers on the Mayor and City Council and expand the city limits. It also changes the clerk and treasurer election from popular vote to appointment by the council and shortens the office term from two years to one year.
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