Americus Light Infantry seeks equipment for training camps
A letter from an athletic director in Americus requests community help to fund and supply training camp equipment for Company D, 11th Infantry. The plan envisions boxes of gear sent from the state distributor at a bulk price of 140 dollars, with funds raised locally in Sumter County to cover the cost and delivery.
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Lewn County Bond Sale Called By Council Subcommittees
The 4L G Council met and named subcommittees to oversee the sale of Liberty bonds in Lewn County. A session was scheduled for four o'clock in the council chamber to discuss terms and procedures.
Two Injured When Montgomery Car Overturns Near Buena Vista
A party of soldiers from Montgomery Alabama returning to Camp Felder after a home visit overturned near Buena Vista while traveling to Macon. Driver C. S. Belser of Montgomery suffered a fractured hip and possible internal injuries. Robert Goree, another Montgomery native, had a mild nose injury. The injured man was taken to Americas and Sumter County Hospital for care as doctors monitor for more serious injuries. Belser’s condition improved to satisfactory by morning, though injuries are still being assessed.
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Coal Operators Warned Of Government Takeover If Strikes Continue
Washington, Oct 17. National fuel administrator warned coal operators and miners that the government would assume control of coal production if fuel supply remains threatened by strikes. In St Louis reports said nearly all Illinois miners were on strike and Chicago's largest coal firm president warned Chicago business would halt without coal by end of the week.
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Highest Market Price on Cotton Paid Here Today
The local market reports the highest price ever offered for cotton in Americas today, with selling for about 2 to 4 cents and cotton seed market dropping to $95.09 per ton. Officials note limited trades as government regulation plans influence prices and the market reacts to new reports.
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Von Tirpitz: Germany’s fate depends on naval might
Amsterdam dispatch quotes Admiral von Tirpitz, former German navy minister, saying Germany cannot hold its position against England without greater power. He adds submarine success will grow over months as ships are built faster than Britain, with negotiations unlikely until then. He argues Germany’s economic condition outpaces France and Italy, while England’s fate hinges on shipping losses and supplies.
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Methodists to Hold Conference in Albany Georgia
Albany Ga Oct. 17 More than 400 ministers and laymen will travel to Albany for the annual South Georgia Methodist conference in November lasting about six days. Delegates to the quadrennial Southern Methodist conference in Atlanta next year will be elected six lay and six clerical. Rule limits a preacher to four successive years at a charge, with potential one-year apportionment. Local chances uncertain.
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German Socialists Demand Resignation and War Credit Vote
Amsterdam October reports socialist newspapers say the socialists in the Reichstag plan to vote against the budget and approve a ten million mark war credit in December, predicting Chancellor Michaelis may resign if the credit is rejected.
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Harris Expected to Resign to Enter Georgia Senate Race
Washington gossip says W. J. Harris may resign from the Federal Trade Commission in early 192? to enter Georgia's next Senate race against Senator Hardwick. Rumors circulate he would join the field and some expect the move could affect his eligibility and campaign dynamics amid strong Georgia challengers.
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Bad treatment for Korrilofe generals in Petrogad affair
In Petrograd on October 17, high ranking generals accused in the Korniloft affair were marched three miles from Berditchev to a railroad station under a hostile crowd. The demoted officers barely escaped with their lives as the mob fired on the departing train.
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Bomb proof shelters to be opened to public in London
London officials announce that bomb proof shelters will be carded and indexed by the government and owners required to open them to the public during emergencies. There are thousands of shelters in London, with eleven erected since the continued air raids caused damage.
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Railroads Seek Federal Aid For Extended Freight Rates
Representatives of eastern railroads and the Interstate Commerce Commission said today that the roads would apply for increased freight rates of extended duration. Railroad leaders appearing before the commission pressed for temporary financial relief.
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Americus Elks Plan Big Feast After Meeting Tonight
The Americus lodge of Elks will hold a supper tonight after its regular meeting. Secretary Marshal and Club Manager Chapman have arranged a delightful spread inviting all local and visiting members.
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Uncle Sam seeks 10000 steno and typists at once
Washington Oct 17 The Civil Service Commission orders 2000 examiners to recruit 10000 stenographers and typists for Washington departments. Jobs offer $1000 to $1200 yearly with rapid promotion for satisfactory workers. Examinations will be arranged at accessible places to secure applicants nationwide.
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Allies Drive a Wedge into German Lines in Flanders
War department review of the week ending October 13 notes French successes widening the great wedge into German lines on the Ypres front. German high command reportedly fears the new typhon fire forcing shifts in tactical positions to avoid the shell rain.
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Iowa votes reject statewide constitutional prohibition
Des Moines reports show Iowa voters largely declined to bind the state to prohibition. Returns from almost all counties indicate 107,279 for the proposed constitutional prohibition amendment versus 106,841 against, with statutory prohibition prevailing in this state.
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Allies to Hold Big conference in Paris war talks
Washington reports that the United States will likely participate in a conference of nations at war with Germany, possibly in Paris, after Secretary Lansing authorized the decision. The move signals readiness for early talks among allied powers.
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Jackson Street Dust Sparks Resident Complaint
Jackson avenue residents beyond College street complain of heavy dust from last Saturday’s circus wagons and trucks. They seek daily sprinkling by local authorities until the dust subsides during this hot spell.
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Germany Air Raid Wreaks Death and Wounding at Nancy
Paris dispatch reports ten dead and forty wounded from a German air raid on Nancy last night. Twenty two German planes were destroyed or forced down during Monday and Tuesday, signaling heavy losses for the attackers and a costly blow to the raid effort amid ongoing air warfare.
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All Infantry Fighting On Offense In Western Front
All infantry fighting remains limited to German attacks on the Aisne front and in Champagne and Verdun with the French repelling pressure. Promising talk of a rapid Allied push in Flanders follows British bombardment and easing weather. Macedonian fronts show potential Allied gains as Turkish and Bulgarian moves shift. Petrograd notes Russian forces on Desnel island and suggests the broader Mandar region is under German control.
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Policemen Seek Higher Pay Amid Rising Living Costs
Municipal police demand a raise from 70 a month arguing current wages do not cover living costs. They note previous pay was set long ago when prices were lower and must supply uniforms themselves, a financial burden. The issue may be brought before the council as an emergency measure.
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Card Prices Rise as Decks Hit Markets
Bridge and poker players face higher card costs as dealers add surcharges. Packs of popular brands like Steamboats, Bicycles, and Congress jump from 2 to 60 cents per deck in some cases, with manufacturers and retailers passing on added charges. Prices now reflect a rising cost environment for game supplies.
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