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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1920

Page

2

George H Long of Macon Telegraph Dies at 9 30 PM

George H Long longtime Macon Telegraph managing editor died after ten days illness of pneumonia He was Canadian born and had lived in Macon with his wife and two daughters Margaret and Catherine His death ends a career spanning Canada and several US papers He moved to Macon at Col Pendleton’s urging and built a broad Georgia network of friends

Macon Telegraph George H. Long Premwell la Grope Margaret Catherine Do Ohis Arthur Hall Agnes Long Detroit Mich Mr. Long Long Hhem Canada London Free Press United States Buffalo Courier Buffalo Fuscinll Loni RL Pendleton Buffalo Peneton Macon Mr. Tong Genrpin Asia Georgia Florida Line Moultrie

Wage Increase Recommended for Bituminous Miners

The majority report of President Wilsons coal strike commission recommends a 25 percent wage increase for bituminous coal miners with no change in hours or conditions. John P White, representing the miners, pressed for more, but will submit the report to Wilson for approval before public release. Separate ruling states miners who struck are not to be reinstated. employers are not obliged to rehire their laid off workers.

Wilson John P. White Birmingham Mine Workers Union I. H. Dryer Palmer

Joseph Perkins Returns To Charleston Firm

Joseph Perkins, secretary manager of the Americas and Santer county Chamber of Commerce for two years, has been elected general sales manager for a large Charleston firm he had previously served in a similar post. He will travel frequently but plans to continue living in Americus.

Kins The Americas Santer County

Tree Memorial Proposal for Bankhead Highway in Memory

Washington on March 16 memorial proposal from Charles Lathrop Mack president of the American Forestry Association suggests planting memorial trees along the Bankhead national highway from Washington to San Diego California to honor the late Senator Bankhead the last Confederate veteran in the Senate.

Washington Senator Bankhead Contess Charles Lathrop Mack The American Forestry Association San Diego Cal

Address at banquet night of death for Mr Long

He was called upon for an address at an important gathering of business men and livestock men. He was booked for an address at a banquet on the night of his death. Mr Long was a member of the Rotary Club and of the Idle Hour Club.

Mr. Long Rotary Club Idle Hour Club

Happenings in Plains Ahead of Week in March

March 11 itemized notes from Plains report for the week including visits by Mr. Tanner to a North Carolina trip, Miss Elsie Kennedy from G N I C, and local social events. Families and neighbors share flu cases, funerals, illness, and church and club activities. The Berean class of the Baptist Sunday school plans growth and donated to Armenian Relief. The Plains Literary Club met with program notes on Aldrich and a selection list.

Evelyn Walters Rosa Lee Huggins Edna Jennin Annie Belle Wise Lucy Kate Clarke Albert Stapleton Stapleton Mossy Dell Margaret Kinard The Baptist Sunday School W. A. Carter Armenian Relief Fund Plains Literary Club Frank Matthews Thomas Bailey Aldrich Aldrich E. R. Stewart Pierre Antoine Majorie Daw H. R. McGee Elmwood Carrie Walters Aubrey Gardener

Injunction Granted In Hardwood Trust Case

United States Judge McCall granted a temporary injunction to restrain F. Gold, manager of the Statistical Auxiliary to the American Hardwood Manufacturers Association, from further exchange, change or distribution of stock and trade reports the government charged as restraint of trade. The report notes monthly importation of crude rubber last year ranged from 7,235 tons in January to 24,675 tons in December.

Hardwood Trust Memphis United Statees McCall U. S Tempo F. Gold Statistical Auxiliary American Hardwood Manufacturers Association

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