Evening daily press notice for Americus Georgia weekly edition
Evening daily weekly notice for Americus Georgia details publication frequency and post office classification. Lists subscription rates and regional affiliations including Sumter County Railroad Commission of Georgia Third District U S Court Southern District. Ends with a devotional quote about forgiveness from Psalm 32:1 and Dryden.
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Americus
Georgia
Congress
Sundey
Sumter County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
U. S. Court
Southern Dis Mot of
Railway Board Chairman Hooper Urges End to Potential Strike
Editorial cites E. W. Hooper, chairman of the United States Railway Labor Board, arguing a 400,000 railroad shopmen strike would harm the public and that wage increases granted postwar are fair. It condemns striking as unacceptable, stresses peaceable negotiation, and predicts no successful large railroad strike in the future. The piece defends public interest over private disruption and warns against undermining railway unionism.
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E. W. Hooper
United States Railway Labor Board
Railway Labor Board
High Court of Justice
Mr. Hooper
Hooper
Armay
United States
Congress
Railroad Labor Board
Fac
Adventurr of the Twins by Caive Roberts Berton
R. Peerabout a Moon man searches Bluster-Gust Land for his enemy Comet-Legs who pushed him from the Moon. He reunites with Buskins the fairy and returns to the Moon only to find Comet-Legs atop the very mountain. Comet-Legs declares he cannot leave the Moon and longs to go somewhere else despite Peerabout’s efforts. To be continued.
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Adventurr — OF the Twins By
Caive Roberts
Berton
R. Peerabout
Comet-Legs
Buskins
Mr. Peer
Goodby
Mr. Peerabout
Mr. Moon-Man
Molly Chooses Between Suitors at Midvale Station
Molly Wayne travels to Midvale station with Don Manning to elope but faces rival Ben Wheeler and Billy Barton. A dramatic confrontation erupts when Leila arrives crying out Molly’s supposed theft. Don pleads softly, revealing his earnest promise of shared life.
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Molly Wayne
Midvale
Don Manning
Ben Wheeler
Billy Barton
Molly
Don
Wheeler
Ben
Leila
New York
London
Frantic confession sparks stormy romance scene
In a crowded scene Don declares his uncontrollable love for Molly, triggering Leila's fear as Molly hides her humiliation. The Pittsburg Express report captures the tense moment of competing affections and emotional tumult.
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Molly
Ernestly
Leila
Don
Pittsburg Express
Wages and labor policy of wartime wage board
The wage board defends wartime wage levels, asserts increases exceeded cost of living, and promises to adjust if injustices appear. It notes carriers largely paid fixed wages and applauds withdrawal from independent contractor policies while stressing public interests and readiness to act on future wage changes.
Ten Years Ago Today Items From The Time Recorder
TH DAYS IN ICUS TH DAYS IN ICUS Ten years ago today June 30 1912 news items from the Time Recorder include a wedding at the Gordy home on Lee Street officiated by Rev O B Chester and the death of Mr J N Riker at his home. Other social notes mention Mary Littlejohn hosting a dinner for Miss Lilloise Reid and gatherings hosted by Miss Josephine Bagley and Mrs W B Worthy. Families such as the Gordys, Browns, and Taylors are noted with travel plans to Pablo Beach and Waynesboro and visitations with relatives in Macon.
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Recorder
Helen Gordy
Kunday Etthi
Mary Littlejohn
Lilloise Reid
Josephine Bagley
Mildred Side
Ruth Britton
W. B. Worthy
Caroline Worthy
Shorter College
Mary Ellen Estes
Macon
Mary Ella Davenport
Waynesboro
W. E. Brown
Addie Taylor
Pablo Beach
Fila
Twenty Years Ago Today No Paper Published On Monday Morning
A brief note marks the twenty year anniversary of a Monday morning when no newspaper was published that day. No further events, names, locations, or dates are provided.
Obituary and local notices from Americus 1892
J J Nicholson dies at Pineville aged longtime Americus resident and father of John N Nicholson. Frank Harrold hosts a charming entertainment at A B Harrold's residence with about twenty five couples. Cobb and Daniels prepare Americus new shoe store in Windsor block praised by local business figures. Miss Charlie Wheatley departs Americus for Augusta this morning.
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J. J. Nicholson
Pineville
Americus
John N. Nicholson
Nicholson and Joiner’s
Frank Harrold
A. B. Harrold
Cobb and Daniels
Charlie Wheatley
Augusta
Laws, Laughter, and Local Gaffes Parade in Railcar Wit
A collage of quips about booze losses, building filling stations, stubborn motors, sleepy office boys, missing Indianapolis husbands, streetcar bravado, nature’s laws, teachers notices, and humor magazines. It notes Chicago’s arrests of crooks seeking police entry, and references Helen Maria Dawes stepping away as history swirls around familiar phrases and satirical bits.
Observations by Tom Sims and Georgia Peach News
A string of vignette blurbs by Tom Sims notes Georgia peach crop strength and a beauty contest winner while a dramatic scene unfolds with Leila reacting to an oncoming locomotive as Molly cries for Don to save her. The piece mixes casual observations with a tense dramatic moment in a single column.
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Georgia
Leila
Don
Molly
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