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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1922

Page

2

Central of Georgia Strike Vote Letter Urges Workers to Vote No

Copies of a circular letter from W. A. Winburn president of the Central address shop employees of the Central of Georgia Railway in Americus. The letter discusses strike ballots over piece work contracting shop plants and Railroad Labor Board rules and pay reductions. It urges employees to vote against a strike and notes prior agreement on shop rules and working conditions.

Central of Georgia Railway Americus W. A. Winburn The Central United States Railroad Labor Board United States Labor Board

Intense Bold Claim for Brennan Bout in Ashland Ky

Bob declares he will KO Brennan in a 12 round bout on July 4 in Ashland Kentucky and promises a swift victory to force a title shot with Jack Dempsey. He criticizes Dempsey for avoiding him and asserts he will outpunch Brennan and then challenge the champion. He cites earlier rejections by the New York State Athletic Commission and a plan to prove himself with fair conditions.

Frank Moran Jack Dempsey New York State Athletic Commission Moran Mary Ann New York City Jimmy Bronson Brennan Mr. Brennan Ashland Bill Brennan Dempsey

Central of Georgia Workers Urged to Accept Rail Board Pay Rise

The letter explains wage hikes effective July 1 1922 for machinists boilermakers and blacksmiths coach and freight car carpenters repairmen with 39 to 72 percent increases since 1917. It notes 17.2 percent cost of living rise per railroad board and urges workers to abide by board decisions, expressing confidence in fair play and long service.

Railroad Labor Board United States United States Railroad Labor Board United State Railroad Labor Board Central of Georgia Railway

The Silent Call at Rylander Delights Outdoor Lovers

At Rylander the film The Silent Call from Associated First National Pictures features Flash the Belgian police hound with a Red Cross record and canine star acting alongside Clark Moran. The plot follows nature’s lure as Moran saves Flash from punishment, Flash’s wolf side emerges, he mates with Nayhee the wolf, and the dog and man bond with a moral about humanity’s pull.

Jack London Associated First National Pictures, Inc Rylander Flash Meritorium Red Cross Clark Moran Nayhee Ash Brent

Absentee Republicans Ordered Back From East Territory

Washington dispatch reports Republican House members from the territory east of Kansas were ordered to return to the capital by Mondell after a one man filibuster by Voight of Wisconsin. Lois McMath attends a Blue Springs house party near Quitman and will visit sister Mrs White in Valdosta. Winburn appeals to members to vote against a railway strike and to consider both sides before casting ballots. The Central of Georgia railway primes in activity and aims to provide steady employment and service.

Washington Kansas Mondell Voight Wisconsin Central of Georgia Railway W. A. Winburn

Pleasant rock party and village notices in Plains

A community week features a Wednesday rock party hosted by Miss Evelyn Walters with Grace Kennedy Annabel Wise Flora Herring Floy Howell Florinbe Stewart Bessie Wellens Annola Murray Lucy Marshall. Birthday celebrations follow for Donald Carter and Louise Cook. Several residents attend or visit relatives, with travel to Athens Lyons Weston DeSoto Buena Vista and Fort Valley. A misdated ad and local sports manager changes appear among town notices and gatherings.

Guy Cook Louise Mary Clark Nellie Arnold Athens Walton Covin Paul Shirah Lyons Plains Nannie Spann Weston M. K. Lunsford Anna Wilson Lucy Runion DeSoto L. D. Wise Della Fletcher J. W. Timmerman J. B .Clark Rel Tive L. Reese Marion Girtman Buena Vista J. A. McDonald Jason Shirah Poulan Lillian Gordy Richland Mary Webb Thalean

Puritan Schooner Wreck Near Sable Island

The Gloucester schooner Puritan, a potential competitor in next fall’s International Fishermen’s races, wrecked off Sable Island. Advices confirm seven crewmen reached shore, while fifteen remain missing.

Haliax Puritan Gloucester Sable Island

School Teacher's Friends Endorse Mayr's Remedy

A friend's testimony says Ellen recovered from long stomach and liver illness after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy on advice from her aunt. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation, aids many ailments, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold at Howell's Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.

Ggladd Ellen Mayr Howell’s Ady

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