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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1924

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Oil probe committee in recess. court action to follow

Washington March 3 Senate oil lease probing committee recessed as witnesses tied to Edward B McLean case prepare for Tuesday questioning The panel will probe private wire between Palm Beach and Washington and whether McLean held a bureau agent salary Civil actions aim to halt oil extraction from naval reserves in California and Wyoming and nullify Doheny and Sinclair leases with Elk Hills sections 16 and 36 under scrutiny by Coolidge appointed counsel

Washington Senate Edward B. McLean Palm Beach Fla Atlee Pomerene Ohio Owen J. Roberts Philadelphia Naval California Wyoming Albert B. Fall Doheny and Sinclair Coolidge Elk Hills Reserve Standard Oil Company of

Honorary Degrees To Be Conferred At Chicago Convocation

Official notice from the University of Chicago lists candidates for the One Hundred Thirty-Second Convocation on March 18. Degrees include 102 bachelors 32 masters 12 PhDs 4 divinity 8 law 162 total with President Ernest DeWitt Burton presiding. Four Chinese graduates appear among the recipients.

Chicago University of Chicago Ernest DeWitt Burton

County Commissioners Fix Road Tax At Four Dollars

At a morning meeting the Board of County Commissioners set the county road tax for 1924 at 4.00. Taxpayers paying before May 5 may deduct 1.00 from the tax. those who fail to pay by then owe the full 4.00. The board also named collectors in each district and handled routine business.

Board of County Commissioners

Chatham Voters Not Vote On Fee System Referendum

The Chatham county executive committee refused a petition to include a referendum on the county officials fee system in the March 19 primary. The primary will cover presidential preference, with county offices’ primary in the fall. Denmark’s queen skated and fell through the ice, a Danish oddity cited amid other notes.

Chatham Savannah Chatham County Denmark Wfidder

Weather outlook for March 3 to 8 1924 in South Atlantic states

The weather outlook covers March 3 through March 8 1924 for the South Atlantic and East Gulf states. Normal temperatures and generally fair weather are expected with unsettled conditions bringing rain over the southern portion and rain or snow flurries likely in the northern area around Wednesday and Thursday.

Washington South Atlantic East Gulf States

Sunday Fire Damages Two Brannen Avenue Homes

Fire discovered at 8 o clock Sunday morning damaged two Brannen Avenue homes valued about 2500 dollars with no household goods insured. The Gamma home suffered near 1500 dollars in losses including a ruined roof. the Cole residence sustained 750 dollars in roof and weatherboarding damage. Fire Chief W P McArthur noted the origins undetermined and many onlookers witnessed the blaze.

W. P. McArthur Brannen Avenue Jennie Britton Gammage Times- Recorder T. A. Cole Gammage T. C. Poole Gammaze McArthur Cole

Supreme Court rules not entitled to preferred payment for government deposits

The Supreme Court today declared that government deposits held by banks that failed are not entitled to preferential payment. The ruling affects creditors and clarifies treatment of U.S. government funds in failed banks.

Washington Supreme Court Today United States

Atlanta Millionaire Raid Dismissal in Prohibition Hearing

March 3. The case against Mrs. Asa G. Candler Sr and G W Keeling was dismissed while W J Stoddard was bound over for trial on a new prohibition charge after a partly filled liquor bottle was found during a police raid on an apartment in a fashionable Atlanta district. Chief Beavers testified the trio sat around the table with the bottle as Alan G Candler Sr, a millionaire, testified about the complaint.

Atlanta Asa G. Candler G. W. Keeling W. J. Stoddard Stoddard Candler Chief Beavers Alan G. Candler

Prominent Doctor J R Statham Ill With Pneumonia At Home

Dr J R Statham is critically ill with pneumonia in both lungs at his East Church street home after several days of illness. Attending physicians are concerned over his condition and relatives have been summoned to his bedside as he has hundreds of friends and patrons awaiting news.

J. R. Statham Langs East Church Street Sumonde Statham

House Ways and Means Begins Soldier Bonus Bill Study

Washington March 3 The House Ways and Means Committee opened hearings on soldier bonus legislation. The McKenzie bill, similar to the vetoed measure, outlines four options including paid up life insurance policy as the principal form of the bonus payment. It proposes adjusted compensation, vocational training aid, farm and home aid, or adjusted service certificates with the insurance feature.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Harding

Evangelistic club organized at First Baptist church

Permanent organization of the Americas Business Men's Evangelistic club formed Sunday afternoon with about twenty five citizens. T. O. Marshall elected permanent president. officers include W. Fred Smith first vice president J. A. Baugh second vice president A. C. Crockett secretary E. B. Everett treasurer. Committees to be named. aim is to support local pastors and church activities. pastors will cooperate but ministers cannot join as members.

Organization of the Americas Business Men’s First Baptist Church T. Furlow Gatewood Gatewood T. O. Marshall W. Fred Smith J. A. Baugh A. C. Crockett E. B. Everett Marshal

Neutrality Enjoined on American Vessels in Honduras

In Honduran waters American naval commanders have been ordered to observe strict neutrality, confined to protecting American lives and investments as naval actions remain neutral between rival revolutionary movements in Honduras.

Washington Honduras Honduran

Georgia Christian Endeavor Convention Speakers Named

C C Hamilton national field secretary and Charles F Evans southern secretary of the United Society of Christian Endeavor will be among speakers at the Georgia State Christian Endeavor convention in Atlanta April 3 6 The Atlanta union hosts and has invited other prominent religious workers to participate The Westminister Presbyterian Church at Ponce de Leon avenue and North Boulevard is the convention headquarters.

Daugherty to Send Coolidge Message

Attorney General Daugherty plans to dispatch a message to President Coolidge deemed potentially important. He refused to reveal the content of the communication, speaking at his Miami hotel.

Daugherty Coolidge Miami President Coolidge

Daugherty Probe Committee Plans Thorough Inquiry

Washington March 3 Members of the Daugherty investigating committee worked out a plan of procedure for the inquiry into the attorney general’s administration. The Senate authorized a sweeping investigation by a five member insurgent controlled committee and will be led by Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa with Moses of New Hampshire, Ashurst of Arizona, and Wheeler of Montana. All five were elected by acclamation.

Wasiington Daugherty Senate Department of Justice

Police Commission to Elect Tuesday at City Hall

Americus police commission will meet at city hall Tuesday night to elect officers and department heads for the new year. The 7 o'clock session will include J. Elmore Poole mayor, Dr. S. F. Howell, Charles Lingo, B. L. Hamond and G. O. Loving. Several applications are on file and will be reviewed during the meeting.

Police Commission of Americus City Hall J. Elmore Poole

True bills against brokers are returned in Charlotte

Charlotte March 3 True bills of indictment against five Charlotte cotton brokers and representatives of brokerage houses were returned by Mecklenburg county grand jury. Indictments, based on January term presentments, allege defendants unlawfully contracted to sell and deliver cotton not intended for actual delivery and accuse bucket shop operations. Named defendants include Floyd Simmons Hicks & Williams Theodore Parrish W Collier Estes Wickend Beauchamp and Alex Haughton Moss & Ferguson representatives.

Charlotte N. C Mecklenburg, County Grand A. Stack Carpenter Stack Fieg Floyd Simmons F. M.simmons & Co Theodore Parrish Hicks & Williams W. W. Birdsong W. Collier Estes Thomas Riley Wick End Beauchamp Alex Haughton Moss & Ferguson

Rabies Becoming More Prevalent in Sumter County

Dr. S F Stapleton Americus veterinarian warns that rabies is spreading in Sumter and neighboring counties with numerous dog bites reported in Plains Ellaville Bumter Maddox Leslie and Americus area. He cites cases and urges vaccination and careful treatment methods to curb the outbreak.

Americas Sumter County S. F. Stapleton Stapleton Times-Recorder Plains Ellaville Bumter Maddox Leslie Americus Valdosta State Board of Health Sumter Ohio State University

Huge Smuggling of Liquor Charged

Washington March 3 One hundred thousand cases of liquor are smuggled into the United States monthly by rum runners off the Atlantic and Gulf states Coast Guard officials testified to a House appropriations subcommittee. They drafted a deficiency bill allocating 13 853 989 dollars extra for the Coast Guard.

Washington United States Atlanta Gulf States House Coast Guard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pomerene Ashington McLean Senate Oil Committee Senator Walsh Montana William J. Burns Bureau of Investigation Morrow Coston Atlanta Millionaire DR. Statham McKenzie Evangelistic Club Hamilton Evans C. C Sumter, Maddox
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