Borah Sees Old Guard Defeat Driven by Dissatisfaction
Senator Borah attributes the Pennsylvania and Indiana losses of Old Guard candidates to voter discontent with the status quo rather than a surge of progressivism. He notes Pinchot Beveridge victories signal unrest, while Governor Sproul and political circles foresee a broader realignment affecting the Midwest and West beyond 1942’s Bull Moose setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William E. Borah
Old Guard
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Bus
Gifford Pinchét
Albert J. Beveridge
Borah
Pinchot
Beveridge
William C. Sproul
Harrisburg
Bull Moose Party
Applecart
Middle West
West
Fertilizer Trust Price Control Charge Denied
Washington May 23. Francis Hawes of the Federal Trade Commission testified before the Senate agriculture committee that charges of a fertilizer trust fixing prices too high to meet farmers needs were largely without substance in the Muscle Shoals probe context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis Hawes
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Agriculture Committee
Muscle Shoals
Odd Fellows Seek Next Grand Lodge Meeting in Americus
Americus Odd Fellows head to Macon for the annual grand lodge meeting with hopes of securing next year’s gathering for their city. Also listed is a dental notice: Dr. A B Gardner will move to Dr. E E Parsons office at 110 1 2 Jackson Street with Parsons relocating to 802 Felder Street around June 1 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
Americus Odd Fellows
Macon
Grand Lodge
A. B. Gardner
Plains, Ga
E. E. Parsons
Jackson St
All Modes of Transport to Haul Corn in Russia Famine
Amid early thaws risking impassable roads, camels oxen and Cossack ponies haul American corn east of the Volga, with hand sleds used to cross dangerous ice. Railways hinder relief though Colonel Hasskell pushes schedule. millions fed, millions more hopeful as Amerikanski maize brings life. If a fair grain crop comes, famine may end by autumn. misery shifts to poverty remedies rather than drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Volga
American Relief Administration
William N. Haskell
Lower Volga
America
Legion Minstrel Frolic Plans at Carnegie Library
Members of John D. Mathis Post American Legion meet at the Carnegie library at 7 30 tonight to finalize plans for the Legion Minstrel Frolic, set for Rylander theater June 15 with 50 to 60 local talent. Rehearsals begin next Thursday night to raise a fund for a Legion home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Mathis Post
American Legion
Carnegie Library
Rylander Theater
Local Society Notes Include Illness, Visits, and Encampment
Mrs T A Cole improves rapidly at Branwen avenue after serious illness. Mrs C E Giddings returns home from Glenwood visit with Mr and Mrs Irving Giddings. Betty Giddings stays in Americus with grandmother. S K Edge and wife attend Odd Fellows encampment in Macon. Mrs Edge named president of State Rebekah Assembly. Additional family members plan early Wednesday departure.
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C. E. Giddings
Irving Giddings
Glenwood
Betty Giddings
Americus
S. K. Edge
Odd Fellows
Macon
Macon Delegates to Odd Fellows Encampment
In Macon the lodge sends Mrs Crabb as official delegate to the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs encampment this week. Mrs John Nicholson of Americus lies gravely ill from paralysis at her son Jno Nicholson’s near Thompson. Mrs Nicholson arrived for a visit and is unlikely to recover. Mrs J W Stallings returns from a visit to her daughter Mrs Walker Lane in Valdosta. Miss Jewell Hill returns from a week with relatives in Montezuma. Miss Maude Sherlock returns from Macon after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs P B Turner and family move to Winston Salem North Carolina where he worked in the Americas acid plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
John Nicholson
Aemiicus
Jno. Nicholson
Thompson
Nicholson
J. W. Stallings
Mrs. Walker Lane
Valdosta
Jewell Hill
Montezuma
P. B. Turner
Winston-Salem
N.C
Americas
Reunion Brings Siblings From Several States to Americus
Several sisters and relatives visit Americus as illness calls draw them together. Mrs Blanche Snider Carter of Selma Alabama arrives to see her mother Mrs M E Snider and sister Mrs Ben McMath. Others include Mrs S W Sussex Goodland Kansas Mrs L A Fine Natchez Mississippi and Mrs G W Lewis Montgomery Alabama in Americus for the first reunion of these sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carter
Selma
Ala
City
M. E. Snider
Ben McMath
S. W. Sussex
Goodland
Kansas
L. A. Fine
Natchez
Miss
G. W. Lewis
Montgomery
Americus
J. C. Beck
Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Society Travel
No improvement in Mrs Beck's condition after months ill at Hancock avenue. C C Pitts of Newnan Herald mechanical staff visits cousin Dr E L Thurman. Miss Elizabeth Harris returns from Leesburg to spend summer vacation. H W Smithwick Mrs Albert Harris and Mr Mrs C J Clark plan motor trip to Thomasville for Nut Growers gathering return later. Mrs Thomas Harrold back from visit to N W E Long's in Hartsboro Ala. Estelle Ragan of Hawkinsville visiting sister Mrs Steve Pace on South Lee street. Walter Boone and Harrold Boone of Macon spend Sunday here.
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C. C. Pitts
The
Newnan Herald
Dr. E. L. Thurman
H. W. Smithwick
Albert Harris
C. J. Clark
Thomasville
Nut Growers’ Association
Americus
Estelle Ragan
Hawkinsville
Steve Pace
South Lee Street
Albany social guests visit Reese family pattern
Maria Harroldys and the Kirbys along with Hudson J. Malone and Mrs Malone from Albany were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Reese. Mrs Malone extended her stay for two weeks of visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Kirby
Hudson J. Malone
Cure for Malaria and Fever Bites
A wartime era remedy claims to cure malaria chills and fever dengue and bilious fever by killing germs, promising quick relief and health restoration through its medicine. The notice emphasizes germ killing as its main action.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry B. Hunt
Fertilizer Trust
T. A. Cole
Branwen Avenue
J.H. Clark
W. H. Feagin
Ella Mae Brown
J. C. Banks
Ella Cameron
Fannie Crabb
Easom
Frank Matthews
C. F. Anson
Windsor Hotel
Nunnally’s
Murray’s Pharmacy
Postoffice
Times-Recorder
Murray’s
East Taylor St
C. R. Whitley
Express
Sheppard
W. D. Martin
Hancock
Brabham
B. R. T. Humber
Lumpkin
Call 407
Ardrobe
Thomas Harrold
Rogers
Rogers Store
T. V. Bridges
Ellaville
James A. Hixon
Dave Carter
Will C. Carter
Church Street
Bullochville
Elizabeth Harris
Leesburg
N. W. Ea Long
Hartsboro
Walter Boone
Harrold Boone
Maria Harroldys
Mae
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
ST. Louis
J. E. Sherlock & Co
Americus, Georgia
Music Study Club
Pinkston Company
Pearlman’s
Walker
Rylander Shoe.Co
the Fashion Shop
Churchwell Brothers
Golden
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