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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1924
Page
3
The speaker quips about a Florida congressional race with Republicans and Democrats, notes the high price of influence, and mocks the path to Washington. He jokes about committee assignments for various states, the Franking Privilege seeds, and the ease of evading votes with a bought speech or abstention.
The article explains fingerprinting is required on each application for adjusted compensation. If fingerprints are missing, the veteran’s form is returned unless there is a valid reason. Applicants should use discharge certificates or substitutes and avoid seeking certificates from the War Navy Departments or Veterans Bureau. About 1000 applications will be processed, with ex servicemen urged to file promptly.
Owen Gardner of Americus has been named a page for the Georgia legislature. Appointed through Senator Stephen Pace, he began duties at the opening in Atlanta and will serve through the summer session, with later service possible.
New York reports reveal a secret Georgia order urging Klan delegates to back McAdoo and Cohen at the convention while denouncing rival views. The dispute pits McAdoo and Smith factions in prolonged balloting with potential bloc realignments, as Ralston emerges as a possible beneficiary in a fractured race.
Atlanta June 28. South wide building boom continues at record rates though rents hold steady in larger centers. Architects Hentz Reid and Adler say demand for modern living quarters fuels steady income for owners of quality houses, apartments and hotels as industrial and commercial growth accelerates in the region.
Miss Irma Todke has returned from Charlotte North Carolina where she spent several weeks delightfully with Mrs Homer Daniel and Miss Vera Brady.
A Dallas grocer sues a young woman for breach of promise claiming she spurned a marriage proposal. The case portrays a public dispute over personal vows and alleged damages in a local court.
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