06 May 1920
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
1
In New Orleans on May 5 1919 F Roger Miller secretary of the Macon Georgia Chamber of Commerce declared the housing problem vital to the nation. He noted a drop from 110 to 121 homes per 100 families and cited 70 000 new dwellings completed in 1919 with construction progressing at about 1 040 01 daily.
Montevideo reports a proposed world legislation to curb urban ugliness through architectural reform. The plan calls for public improvements, affordable hygienic homes for workers, and mandatory university courses in architecture to elevate culture. It also urges creation of a national bank to fund housing as part of economic policy.
J J T Stokes left for Macon to attend the County Medical Association meeting. He will spend a day at his Monroe County farm before returning. The annual banquet is set for Thursday with Governor Dorsey expected to speak.
Sheffield head of the Shef Hardware Company and Alton Dell of Gatewoodel attend the hardware and implement dealers association meeting in Atlanta. The event is at the city auditorium with a luncheon at the Capital City Club, theater party, barbecue, and automobile trips in Atlanta and vicinity.
Leuther Field outclassed Dawson in a 20 6 victory. Walker, tied to Dawson, struggled as a key figure for the aviators during the game. The fragment hints at a decisive Field win and Dawson’s challenging performance by the end.
A fragment notes a faster pay rise for an edge force unit to 25 per day. The text references an individual named Sean and mentions a nearby authority or location, but details are unclear.
The Civic committee of the Woman's club with D A R U D C and Music Study Club announced the May Day fete committees. General chairwoman Mrs Ralston Cargill urged on site readiness at 4 pm next Saturday at the community playground. Affected merchants urged to close by 3 45 pm for parade seating and attendance.
The forecast notes unsettled conditions with variable clouds and a chance of showers tonight. Winds shift from light to moderate and low temperatures expected across the region.
Washington May 5 Railroad workers in Southern cities threaten a strike at a conference of non recognized unions led by James Eubanks of St Louis The action aims to affect the cotton belt and isolate Southwest oil fields by a day or two of vacation.
Ellaville Mississippi? Ellaville U D C plans a June celebration at the home of Collins. Mrs Williamson and Miss le are noted as hosts. The event includes a World War history display, portraits, and a program titled The Story of Old Glory. Local members welcome guests and veterans groups are referenced.
May 4 report claims a giant dinosaur skeleton vanished from the Buenos Aires museum after British engineers and Argentine naturalist Ameghino arranged transport. Tapia, sent to recover the bones, found only a pile of mixed fossils and a missing new species skeleton. The expedition cost Ameghino 2000 pesos.
A county vacancy in the fire department seeks a new truck driver after the resignation of C Geane Linson. The notice calls for applicants to join the county road force, offering increased pay and duties.
An article recounts a Polehouse community conference on a workers’ playground led by E. Co. Mann of the International Typographical Union. He stresses that play spaces must serve all classes, offer after hours access, and balance recreation with work duties, amid calls for employer support and practical hours.
Boston authorities issued a warrant amid charges of meat profiteering involving a local packing company. Investigators allege unlawful price inflation and hoarding practices tied to meat distribution.
The text notes proposals to raise freight rates in the South by the Commerce Commission and the National Association of Exeucut alongside other sections of the country, signaling coordinated efforts on transportation costs.
Fire crews responded to a blaze at a residence on May 5 in Barn, evacuating residents as flames damaged the structure. No serious injuries reported, and investigators began examining the scene for the cause.
In Washington on May 5 Senator Knox charged that President Wilson keeps the nation technically at war to coerce the Senate into ratifying the peace treaty with Germany and Austria.
The American steamship Hyannis arrived from New York bound for the Atlantic coast. A dynamite and sulphuric acid cargo raised safety concerns as engine defects prevented the vessel from getting up steam, forcing it to remain near the E P Jameson for a time.
In San Francisco May 5 Johnson leads in Indiana with a clear win by a wide margin. Figures show Johnson at 283,487 while Hoover trails with 9,000 plus. Harding fourth. The incomplete data notes Gen Wood and other incumbents in the tally.
Reported orders say ships in New York with the Atlantic fleet are to sail to Key West. Details are unclear due to damaged text but authorities mention flotilla destinations and readiness.
A woman planter discusses cotton methods and industry details at a Mestia meeting. The talk covers crop care and market prospects, reflecting local farming concerns and firm interests in cotton production.
In a terse scrambled note readers glimpse mention of economic action and a movement around prices. The fragment hints at figures or names involved in a broader campaign to bring down prices.
International firm announces price increases on paper products to take effect July 1. Chester Lyman cites anticipated cost shifts as a result of broader market changes.
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