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Americus Times Recorder

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Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1922

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Report Reaches America From Two Sources

A dispatch from Athens repeats word that an American destroyer was bombarded by Turkish forces while taking refugees from Aivali north of Smyrna. There are no details in the report. British general headquarters notes Turkish nationalist cavalry in the neutral zone near Kandira. An agreement from the Mudania conference was communicated to Greek delegates who require instructions from Athens.

Washington Aivali Smyrna Reuters Athens Constantinople Associated Press Kandra Constantine

British Turks Ready to Sign at Paris Conference

Allied Turkish military leaders reached an agreement at Cap d’Ange and will sign soon. The plan calls for British and Turkish withdrawal from the neutral zone of the Dardanelles. Turks will stay in Constantinople during peace talks while Greeks evacuate Thrace within ten days.

Paris Associated Press Capicigaee Figaro Dardanelles Constantinople Thrace

Americus Spot Cotton Prices and Market Opening

The market opened steady with 10 to 18 points gain. Quotations show Americus spot cotton at middling 205-8e and Liverpool market details listed with futures around 11.72 for December and 11.60 for March, with 8000 bales sold.

Americus Liverpool

Unclear OCR Weather and Time Codes

Fragmentary data resembling time stamps, numbers, and stray place names with no coherent event. Notable entries include sequence like 20.6 20.80 and 21.22 21.12, with scattered dates such as Dec Jan March and references to 15 pm. No discernible news angle or individuals.

Prey Peter Grse Sag Oneducseed

New ruling eases farm loan eligibility for multi occupation farmers

Federal Farm Loan banks loosen rules letting farmers with other occupations seek loans. Sumter County’s next allotment is 40 600 dollars with applications due by November 20. Howard B. Arnold notes some previously ineligible applicants may qualify if farming is operated to advance agricultural development and meets loan act provisions.

Sumter County George O. Marshall Local Land Bank Howard B. Arnold Federal Land Bank of Columbia S. C

Finch Awarded Star Route in Leslie South of Americus

Wilson Peebles Finch, residing about four miles south of Americus, was awarded the Leslie Star Route. He will begin operating the daily round trip to Leslie with first class mail Monday morning in October. The bid of $1,000 won the contract after several bids were submitted to the Post Office Department.

Leslie

Outdoor School for Children at Calvary Church Starts

The Calvary church auxiliaries plan a kindergarten for parish children this fall and winter on the church lawn. Mrs. Olin Williams, former Sumter county home economics agent, will direct the class, which begins Monday October 16, amid strong parental interest.

Calvary Church Olin Williams

Sumter County Fair prize checks now ready for distribution

Sumter County Fair secretary George O Marshall announced that prize checks from the recent fair are prepared. Some winner addresses are missing and he asks those not yet mailed to call at the Americas Chamber of Commerce or write him to ensure prompt forwarding.

George O., Marshall Sumter County Fair Marshall Americas Chamber of

Three Towns in Path of Flames

Forest fire refugees arriving in Haileybury report 50 to 100 drowned while rushing to a rescue ship dock. Officials fear over 50 more lives lost as a northern Ontario fire claims homes and rail officials say more than 5,000 are homeless.

North Bay Ont Haileybury Ontario

Dollar a Minute Eddie in Town

Reports say a traveling con artist worked a $20 bill scam in several stores. He offered $20 in currency and silver, then left to fetch a dollar for change. An envelope held the supposed mail, but he disappeared with $20 while stores kept $19. The scheme yielded a dollar a minute for the operator.

America

Walker party draft outlines Georgia platform in Macon

The Walker convention adopts a platform opposing sale of the state railroad now leased long term. It previews Governor-elect Walker’s program including a new taxation system to raise more revenue and a reduction of unnecessary offices and office holders.

Magon Democratic Party Georgia Walker Macon General Assembly

Americas High School Opens Season With Cordele Clash

The Americas team prepares for its first football game of the season against Cordele High School at the playground. A final workout left the players in good shape as fans anticipate a strong turnout for the 3 30 kickoff. Americus showcases a fast developing prep squad expected to challenge nearby schools.

Americas High Cordele High School Americus

Toes Shortage Fails to Free Man from Road Tax

Moultrie Oct 5 The Colquitt county board of commissioners ruled that the absence of two toes does not exempt a man from road tax. An affidavit claiming eight toes due to a missing toe per foot was rejected. Many others seeking relief on physical defect grounds were granted.

Moultrie Board of Commissioners of Colquitt County

Three Million Dollar Peanut Suit Filed in Norfolk

Suit seeks 3.65 million dollars in triple damages under the Sherman act against numerous Virginia and North Carolina peanut growers, processors, and related firms. Case filed in United States district court in Norfolk on October 5.

Norfolk Sherinand Asti- Trust Art United States District Court Ie Peanut Growers Exchange National, Peanut Cleaners and Shellers Association Virgina North Carolina

Plan Education Campaign in Cordela for Education Week

Cordela October 5. Local schools announce an elaborate program for National Education Week. The event runs from December 4 to 9 and aims to promote educational activities, with plans details to be announced.

Cordela

Shawkey to oppose Giants in World Series game

New York Oct 5. Dope predicted the Yankees would be invincible with Bush but the first game went to the Giants 3 to 2. Now Bob Shawkey is set to start for the Yankees against Jesse Barnes in today’s showdown as the Series shifts.

New York Associated Press McGraw Giants Yankees Bush Bob Shawkey Jesse Barnes

Non-Stop Airplane Flight Aims for New York Crossing

Dawn revealed the giant monoplane 7-2 with Lieutenants John Macready and Oakley Kelly aboard as they set off from San Diego to fly to New York non stop. They project a Friday afternoon arrival.

Aviators San Diego New York Cal John Macready Oakley Kelly

Legion to press crooks at national convention

New Orleans October 5. The American Legion plans to pursue proper hospitalization for World War veterans and a recovery of millions allegedly stolen by profiteers during and after the war. This will be a top issue at the legion’s national convention set for October 16 to 20.

New Orleans American Legion Legion National

Southeastern Roads Meet to Discuss Wage and Working Rule Contracts

Officials of railroads in the southeastern United States and leaders of trainmen conductors and brotherhoods began a conference in Washington to draft contracts covering wages and working conditions. Sessions are expected to continue for several days.

Washington Southeastern United States

Waycross City Taxes Collected At Once

Waycross city council decided to collect all taxes at once with exceptions for individuals the mayor and city clerk deem unable to pay. Alderman H. J. Carswell was tasked to study the financial impact of the Atlantic Coast fine shops strike to assess whether funding a new street paving contract is justifiable.

Waycross H. J. Carswell Atlantic Coast

Democratic executive committee announced for third district

The new Democratic executive committee for the third congressional district is announced. Members include Mrs Ketcham of Vienna Mrs J W Harris of Américus W W Dykes Americus A J McDonald Fitzgerald O T Gower Cordele J B Oliver Georgetown and W H Lassiter Vienna.

New Democratic Executive Committee Third Congressional District Ketcham Vienna J. W. Harris Américus W. W. Dykes Americus A. J. McDonald Fitzgerald O.T. Gower Cordele J. B. Oliver Georgetown W. H. Lassiter

Seven seek Georgia U.S. Senate seat in state primary

Entries closed at noon as seven candidates qualified to succeed the late Thomas E Watson for U S Senator from Georgia. The same filing period saw six candidates enter the race for pension commissioner including Willard Dent Butt McGregor Stone and Phelps among others.

Wright Willard Dent Butt McGregor Stone Phelps Thomas W. Hardwick Sandersville John R. Cooper Macon Walter F. George Vienna G. HH. Howard Columbus Seaborn Wright Rome Horace Holden Athens John T. Boiseuillett John Willard Augusta J. L. Dent John C. Butt Buena Vista C. . McGregor Warrenton John $. Stone Moultrie H. C. Phelps Fulton County

Hardwick Gave Wilson Vote Share in Georgia Prisms

Georgia papers debate the Wilson vote share in state politics. By Sept 13 1922 Governor Hardwick won in eighteen counties labeled Wilson counties, with Lowndes showing a razor thin 817 to 819 split. Hardwick likely received about half of the Wilson vote across Georgia.

Atlanta Georgia Clifford M. Walker Wilson Savannah Press Woodrow Wilson A. Mitchell Palmer Palmer Hardwick Baldwin Bibb Burke Chatham Clinch Crawford Dougherty Ecohls Houston Jones Macon Oglethorpe Rabun Pea Schley Taliaferro Terrell Willinson Lowndes County Wilson County Walker Wilson Counties

Freight Rate Hearing Postponed to October 11

Asheville North Carolina October 5 The general freight rate hearing opened yesterday before an Interstate Commerce Commission representative will recess after today’s session until October 11 The postponement follows objections from North Carolina merchants and others against a general freight rate revision.

Asheville N.C Interstate Commerce Commission North Carolina

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City of Smyrna Tino NEW York Futures Federal Farm Loan Bank FINCH Star Route Cavalry Church Eddie Barnum Walker Party Shawkey Dope Legion Crooks Waycross City Cooper George Howard Holden Boiseuillett Thos. E. Watson U. S Geor Gia
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