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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1922

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Americus Mourns Col J E Sheppard Ex mayor and lawyer

Col J E Sheppard prominent Americus leader and longtime lawyer died at 4 AM at his College street home from pneumonia and pleurisy. Funeral at Central Baptist Tuesday 3 PM. Masons to conduct grave service with Grand Master Joe Bowden in attendance. Survived by widow Mary Butt Parepenas two daughters Elizabeth and Mary Elza and three sons. He was twice mayor and a Georgia legislator active in prohibition and child labor laws. The Americus Bar Association to meet at 2:30 PM for funeral procession.

Col. J. E. Sheppard Americus College Street Central Baptist Church Robert L. Bivins Sheppard Henry T. Brookshire Masons Joe Bowden Masonic Grand Lodge Georgia Grand Lodge of Masons of Georgia M. B. Council Wells Odd Fellows Lodge Washington Kiwanis Club Americus Bar Association Mary Butt Parepenas Mary Elza Sheppard Holst Elizabeth Sheppard John Bridgar Sheppard Fred Sheppard Elza Sheppard J. W. Weaver Buena Vista Fola Mashburn Z . Littlejohn C. R. MecCrory Hilaville J. Statham W. T. Lane Edgar Shipp J. J. Eldridge Hollis Fort John Elza Sheppard Columbus Marion County John Sheppard Peebles Sheppard Richland Forrester Mamie Butt Areen Magenry Hie J. E.pp Hich Rothschild The Americas Bar Association J. E. Sheppard

Bronwood Lodge Organized by I O O F Members

J H Clark Sam H Edge G H House Gordon Brooks Claude Bal ard and Walter Cameron led Americus Lodge No 264 delegation to Bronwood Saturday to institute a new Odd Fellows lodge. A Columbus degree team assisted in the organization. The lodge registered 29 members and will be Bronwood Lodge No 70.

J. H. Clark Sam H. Edge G.H. House Gordon Brooks Claude Balard Walter Cameron Americus Odd Fellows Americus Lodge No. 264 Bronwood Odd Fellows Columbus Bronwood Lodge

Police seek man who planted bombs in Belfast lord mayor home

Belfast police intensified a manhunt for an unidentified individual who attempted to assassinate Sir Willian Coalesy, the lord mayor, by placing a bomb at his residence. The Oct 16 report notes a high priority investigation with guards tightening around official property.

Belfast Associated Press Willian Coalesy

Cordele Creamery Sees Steady Cattle Inflow

Cordele farmers report a steady influx of cattle for the Cordele Creamery and Cold Storage plant as efforts push for a strong yield. Local breeders monitor the cows closely to ensure quality and progress in the dairy project.

Cordele

Hughes Search Note Near Agreement Denied by Britain

Washington Oct 16 Great Britain has declined Secretary Hughes proposal for a reciprocal treaty to extend search and seizure and give American prohibition navy jurisdiction beyond the three mile limit. This note was delivered to the State Department in a formal communication.

Washington Associated Press Great Britain State Department Hughes Prohibition Navy Three Mile

Prohibition Navy Seizes Boats Off Jamaica Bay

New York reports Navy speedboat Hahn fired on the ship Emerald Dinghy eight miles off Jamaica Bay and seized the vessels with the motorboat Elsie. Agents say 1090 cases of whisky were found. ten men arrested. Paris reports formal advices on sale of liquor prohibited on ships in American waters received by the American embassy.

New York Prohibition Navy Hahn Jamaica Bay Elsie Paris Associated Press

63 SUNDAS IN 1922 BEGINS AND ENDS WITH SUNDAY

The year 1922 has 53 Sundays, starting and ending on Sunday, noted by Charles Lingo, secretary of the First Baptist Sunday school. He observes the October through December quarter contains 14 Sundays, an unusual occurrence in his 20 years of reports for the church.

Charles Lingo First Baptist Sunday School Lingo First Baptist Church

Telephone tapped in Mrs Hall murder case report

New Brunswick Oct 16 News reports Sally Peters in the Hall household claims the telephone of Mrs Edward Hall was tapped. County investigators profess ignorance of the tapping. Investigators say the slain couple spent the day together at Manhattan Beach before the murder.

New Brunswick Associated Press Edward Hall Eleanor Mills Sally Peters Hall Manhattan Beach

Argentinian Rebels Attack Ship on Parana River

Posadas dispatch reports a gunboat bombarding the Punta Gomez rebel garrison across the Parana River for eighteen hours. Rebels answered with machine gun fire and bullets, splattering the vessel as the siege continued.

Posadas Argentina Punta Gomez Parana River

New York Futures and Cotton Quotes Report

Market notes show New York futures for December January and March with slight changes and a prev close around 22.49. Cotton pricing indicates spot at 22 cents and a few broker quotes for related commodity names including Diascasa and Am ericus spots.

Bet

Proclamation on City Closure for Mayor Sheppard Funeral

Hon. J. E. Sheppard, long time mayor, died this morning. Funeral at 3 p.m. Tuesday the 17th. Mayor Pro Tem. Mashburn requests city businesses close from 2:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. during funeral exercises as expression of respect.

J. E. Sheppard I. H. B. Mashburn Cty H. B. Mashburn

Packed church sermon at First Methodist and Baptist

Sunday services at First Methodist and Baptist churches featured Dr. Miller delivering a stirring message from Ecclesiastes and Luke on the price of a soul. He preached Calvary fulfilled prophecy and highlighted Christ’s birth, life, and death as central to redemption, drawing emphasis from scripture and traditional hymnody.

First Methodist Church Miller Christ First Methodist First Baptist The Baptist Church Dr. Miller Earth Calvary Promine Jehovah Sin Micah Jesus Sais Oni M .Fas

Macon Man Quits Race in Georgia Democratic Primary

John T. Boifeuillet of Macon withdraws from the special state Democratic primary to nominate a successor to the late U S Watson. Four candidates remain Kardwick Wright Cooper George. Boifeuillet attacks base tactics and religious intolerance while denying Catholic claims. The senatorial contest shows two hostile factions and a third candidate calling for prohibition.

Atlanta Associated Press U. S.S Thomas Watson Gensher John T. Boifevillet Macon Boifeuillet T. W. Kardwick Seaborn Wright John R. Cooper Walter F. George

Expect upheaval in Italian politics grows in Rome

Rome Oct 16 The rising power of the Vascisti or extreme Nationalists appears to push the governing Facta cabinet toward retirement. A new ministry is predicted to form, likely dominated by Fascisti.

Rome Vascisti Facta

Times-Recorder to Flash Senatorial Results Tuesday Night

The Times-Recorder will relay full returns from the Senatorial race Tuesday night via a special wire from the Atlanta Journal office. T. J. Simmons will also forward bulletins on the race. The paper promises up to the minute service, with cooperation from Western Union staff and management. Call 108 or 99 to visit the office.

Times-Recorder Atanta Journal Atlanta T. J. Simmons Western Union Telegraph

City to observe mourning for late Mayor J. E. Sheppard

Americus will close city hall from 2 PM Tuesday as a mark of mourning for Mayor J. E. Sheppard who died early Monday. City departments, including street and water, will halt to attend services. Public schools will close Tuesday for funeral observances and townspeople extend sympathy to the family and Sumter county.

Americus J. E. Sheppard Sheppard Sumter County

Five business men for city commission in Cordele

Five businessmen are announced for Cordele city commission seats starting next year. Names listed are W. A. Thompson Homer Lamb J. D. Diffee Dobbin Holmes and L. J. Roobin. The primary is set for November 14 with rules banning canvassing and pledges. If more than five run, a majority is required. a run-over may occur November 21. regular election in December.

More gland robberies reported in West Chicago

West Chicago police held two new cases of gland larceny after the earlier incident involving Joseph Wozniak. Electrician Henry Johnson said he was attacked and treated, with a hospital report hinting at a third victim. Dr Hugh M McKenzie of the Chicago Medical Society vowed to curb this new form of banditry.

Chicago Joseph Wozniak Henry Johnson Wozniak Hugh M. McKenzie Chicago Medical Society

Better Prices for Farm Products Noted

New York reports better prices for farm products and rising industrial activity in the last week of business and finance. Grain prices rallied with December wheat topping 1.09 dollars per bushel amid reports of smaller crops abroad and relief over Turkish crisis developments.

New York Associated Press

Motive Sought in Illinois Hotel Dynamiting Tragedy

Bristow Oklahoma officials push to establish motive for the dynamiting of the Illinois hotel in Bristow that killed Nick Redwind an oil field worker and injured a dozen others during a deadly blast on October 14.

Bristow Okla Illinois Hotel Nick Redwind

Buddies At New Orleans Legion Convention On Land And Water

The American Legion opened its national convention in New Orleans on Oct 16 with thousands of veterans assembled in a Mississippi riverfront warehouse. Delegates from seven nations attended as leaders spoke on wartime sacrifices and postwar policy debates including bonus, immigration citizenship, and hospital administration. Notables like Kenesaw Mountain Landis and Samuel Gompers were slated to address the gathering.

New Orleans National Convention of the American Legion Mississippi River Legion Inter-Allied Veterans Federation Andrew Jackson The Argonné A. EB. F Ee Sawyer Harding Kenesaw Mountain Landis France Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Organized Junction

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