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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1917

Page

3

Norway Drives Out German Espionage Amid Vigilance

Christiania reports intensified anti spy efforts following Swedish disclosures. German ship Berlin to be moved inland from Homsfjord as guards guard military sites and large industrials works. A 1917 law restricts residency for non Norwegians and enforces passport rules. Dane Kristiansen expelled for fraud involving false intelligence to a belligerent government.

Christiania Norway Berlin Hommlvik Aqsenfoiord Fredrickstad Allenges Kristiansen

Strange War Relics Exhibit Opens at Royal College

London, Oct. 16. A private exhibit at the Royal College of Surgeons, arranged by Sir Alfred Keogh, presents curious human war relics. Notably a heart from a Flying Corps officer gravely wounded, who steered his craft to safety, with a bullet removed during life and entrance wound found during or after operation.

London Royal College of Surgeons Alfred Keogh Medical Services Flying Corps

Food Control Extended to Include Essential Diet Articles

The food administration extends controls on November 1 to cover about twenty core food commodities. Manufacture import storage and distribution will require licenses with exemptions for farmers gardeners and many small dealers. Baking industry excluded for now but Hoover may regulate once baking flour ingredients and loaf size or price are standardized. Secretary Baker praises plant output shipping nearly thirteen million items to camps. Talk of worker shortages in war plants and potential conscription arises as industrial expansion shifts labor. Aircraft factories plan thousands of women workers. Standard Oil expands refining using Burton process to nearly double gasoline output.

Food Administration Hoover Baker Standard Ol Company Burton

French War Effort Details From Andre Tardieu in U S

Andre Tardieu states France produced 250000 shells daily for the famous 75 gun complex versus 12000 daily at war start. He cites France’s war credits from 1914 to U S entry near 21 billion dollars, mostly saved by French people. He notes two thirds of western front occupied by French, with 2700000军 in the field and taxes reaching 5600000000 francs this year. Since war began credits total 104000000000 francs, with 98 million drawn from savings for defense.

New York Andre Tardieu United States France America

Garland Jones Entering Fourth District Race

Newnan Georgia October 16 A mass meeting of Coweta county citizens led by W C Wright nominated Garland M Jones a Newnan lawyer farmer and state representative for the unexpired W C Adamson term in Congress Jones mailed entrance fee after the meeting and pledged to run on the straight Democratic platform backing the national administration if elected

Newnan Coweta County W. C. Wright Garland M. Jones Georgia House of Representatives W. C. Adamson Jones

Twenty Years Ago In Pike County Republican Notes

Fifty words of reminiscence describe life a century past. Bustles and livery bills colored society while silent changes arrived slowly. Prices, devices, and chores shifted subtly as ribbed history hints at a rural town losing its sense of novelty.

Americus Tax Books Open Notice 1917

Notice to taxpayers for City of Americus tax books 1917. Clerk and Treasurer J Eldridge announces opening from October 18 to December 1 1917. City Clerk and Treasurer address 123 weeks?

Balkans Chance for American Lead Urged by Bulgarian Paper

Amsterdam dispatch reports Mir editorial calling for American control or supervision of the Balkans. It praises U S disinterestedness and knowledge, urges America to defend oppressed rights, act as impartial judge, and promote democracy, national unification, and justice for devastated Macedonia.

Amsterdam Balkans Mir Tong Balkan Peninsular United States Macedonia America

Astor's Fine Home 15 Now A Hospital

Fernellife the Astor estate at Rhinecliff overlooking the Hudson will be temporarily converted by the war department into a convalescent hospital for wounded American soldiers. Vincent Astor offered the property, which the Army Sanitary Corps has inspected and approved. Other wealthy New York donors, including M Taylor Pyne, have also placed their country homes at the government's disposal for the same purpose.

New York Fernellife Vincent Astor Rhinecliff Hudson River War Department France Col John Jacob Astor Sanitary Corps Army Medical Department M. Taylor Pyne Princeton University Drumthwackett Princeton

Frank J Cheney Takes Oath As Senior Partner

Frank J Cheney sworn to a seal by notary public for the firm of A Epes So ren tet om a ire with the … Met tye fre Toledo O. The record notes Sworn to and subscribed Apt A wai 1, Helle Catarr Me ns, constipation referenced in the probate style entry.

Frank J. Cheney A. Epes Orien Evel Cane Caus Helle NEY & CO Toledo

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