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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1919

Page

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Atlanta Georgian News Snippets on Marriage License and Navy Miners

The article notes Mrs. Margaret Ann Hambrick of Macon, aged 76, will wed Jesse Holder, her fourth husband aged 40, with the ceremony performed by Ordinary C. M. Wiley. It also reports on the U.S. Navy’s minesweeper flotilla returning from the North Sea and being honored in New York with Secretary Daniels and Rear Admiral Strauss present.

Margaret Ann Hambrick Macon C. M. Wiley Jesse Holder Holder Navy United States Navy New York North Sea Daniels Strauss Hudson Blackhawk

Airplane Motor Revolution Meter Aids Mileage Estimate

An engineer has created a motor revolution meter to help aviators estimate air distance traveled. The device measures engine revolutions to approximate mileage for flights. This innovation aims to improve navigation and efficiency for pilots during journeys.

Hawkins Farm Plans Big Stock Growth Under Kedenburg

Announcement says C. C. Hawkins hires F. W. Kedenburg to manage swine with Emmett van Hawkins leading cattle. The 876 acre Ella ville road farm will expand hogs beef and pork stock, aiming to become a premier Southern livestock operation. Kedenburg notes Arles plantation exhibit and promises a 1920 county fair breakthrough.

C. Hawkins F. W. Kedenburg Arles Kedenburg Mr. Hawkins Ellaville Road Hawkins South

Cabinet Delays Reply on Mexican Situation

Washington November 25. The cabinet held a weekly meeting but made no decision on the Mexican situation. Secretary Caustenster presided. No reply to the American note has come from the Mexican government, creating unfavorable impression in official circles.

Washington Associated Press Cauenster Persia

Weather outlook for Georgis clouds and mild rain

Weather forecast notes cloudy conditions for Georgis with likely rain and warmer tonight then cooler. Wednesday expected in north and central portions with continued unsettled conditions.

Georgis

Bogalusa Trouble Spurs Call For State Action

A Bogalusa delegation urged Governor Pleasant to act against the Law and Jet League, whom they blame for recent violence in the town. The governor was expected to issue an appeal or orders, as citizens seek federal troops and state intervention to restore order.

Baton Rouge Associated Press Pleasant Bogalusa Law and Jet League

May Delay Interest On Allied Loans Three Years

London reports a plan to postpone three years the interest on Allied loans from Great Britain and the United States. The idea is under discussion by British and American governments. Washington says negotiations are ongoing at Allies’ request.

London Associated Press Great Britain United Sute United States House of Commons Chamberlain Washington Treasury Department Treasury Paris

Jugo Slavs Seek Allied Help Over Adriatic Crisis

Geneva November 24 reports from Belgrade Zara and Spalato imply Jugo Slavs may wage war over the Adriatic unless Allies intervene promptly. Telegrams to the Serbian bureau in Berne describe readiness to fight if no action is taken.

Geneva Associated Press Berne Belgrade Zara Spain Adriatic

Fragmentary Run Report Sparks Vague Sports Note

A garbled OCR snippet mentions running with feather shoes and a stake event, but the details are unclear. No verifiable names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable.

Romania to sign Austrian peace treaty in limited time

Paris Nov 25 The Associated Press reports Romania will be given another chance to sign the Austrian peace treaty within a limited period. Permission to sign will be granted accordingly.

Rumania Paris Associated Press

Stores to Close Thanksgiving

Local merchants and institutions will be closed for Thanksgiving. The Times-Recorder notes most stores and offices will suspend hours, with limited or no public services on the holiday. Family, shopping, and travel plans are expected to dominate the day.

Rey Wit Conrad Hz Hintenia

Coal dispute to be decided by cabinet after talks

Washington Nov 26 The President's advisers moved toward a cabinet decision on the wage dispute between coal miners and operators that could end the strike. Palmer indicated that if McAdoo's figures were right Fuel Administrator Garfield would not permit a higher price and any wage rise would come from operators profits. Ministers had spent years in conference and negotiations remained unsettled until the cabinet acts.

Washington Associated Press Maou Tang Canls Palmer W. G. McAdoo Garfield Saaw

Wise Parker Held On Larceny Charge In Sumter

Wise Parker, a well known resident of Sumter, bound over to the grand jury on a larceny charge from a house. Bond set at 160 dollars after commitment by Justice of the Peace. The case involved an attempted money retrieval with some knowledge of whiskey transactions. Bloodworth was fined ten dollars for drunkenness in Recorder's Court.

Wise Parker Sumteree Grand Ie Poate C. Meats Sean Bloodworth Recorder’s Court Ben Daniel Will Jordan George Hannah Justice Griffin Glenn Hooks Sparks’ Circus Sumter County Grand Jury J. W. Mosteller Hooks Mostelerr Willie Halstead Harvey Summers

Georgia Women Hail Peace Treaty Support After Hoax

Georgia Democratic official Mrs. John K. Ottley telegrams president praising peace treaty and League of Nations after a cruel rumor during a speech. She notes Georgia women want swift ratification and urges Senate conviction for right world action. Also reports North Dakota extra session to ratify federal women's suffrage amendment.

Atlanta Geor Pe Perest John K. Ottley Democratic Georgia United States League of Nations League Senate Democratic National Committee Bismarck N. D Associated Press North Dakota

Action On Suffrage Drives Macon Club to Quit Federation

Macon History Club voted unanimously to withdraw from the Georgia State Federation of Women's Clubs, charging the Columbia meeting violated the Federation constitution by endorsing the Susan B. Anthony amendment for national women’s suffrage. Mrs. Bruce Carr Jones announced her resignation as corresponding secretary to Mrs. J. E. B. Hays.

Macon Columbia Georgia State Federation of Women's Clubs United States Macon History Club Bruce Carr Jones Sixth District Federation State Federation J. EB. Hays Montezuma Elction Jomes

Sidney Ware Indicted For Misdemeanor

Indictment claims Sidney Ware aided the murder of Mrs Duckworth, alleging Ware killed her while Duckworth denies confessing or recollection. The case centers on a disputed account of the fatal events at the Duckworth home. Police say Duckworth hinted at killing but had no clear memory.

Feete Ee Pear Buckwei Ware Duckworth Dekeworth Chappell Fee

Americus High to PI Tifton 1 Teed

Americus High School, chasing a strong record this year, closes the season Thursday at the Aggie grounds. The Americus lads bring a fast, entertaining game as they meet Tifton High in a local showdown.

Americus Tifton Americus High School Aggie Tifton High

Pershing And Staff Plan Visit To Anniston Camp

Gen and staff will visit Camp McClellan near Anniston on an inspection trip December 8 to 12. The tour will include a review of facilities and military readiness as part of a broader stateside visit.

Pershing Anniston Ald Associated Press Camp McClellan Dee

The Cotton Market Meeting Report

The snippet shows futures quotes for New Orleans futures with prices for January May and July contracts. It lists opening highs and lows with values around 16.08 to 96.86 and a May figure of 34.50 04.78, indicating a volatile market session and unsettled readings.

New Orleans

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