Enters Race For Mayor in Americus District
Hundreds pay tribute to Mayor John E Sheppard in Americus as funeral services fill Central Baptist Church and graveside rites honor the late city leader. Masons and civic groups from Sumter and beyond attend a service lauded for its simple eloquence and deep respect.
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Clark announces mayoral bid for Americas in 1920
Carroll J. Clark proprietor of Clark Monumental Works declares candidacy for mayor in the November 8 election. A prior alderman, he urges debt reduction and sensible budgeting while avoiding new purchases. A public meeting of about 100 citizens discussed schools and city finances, with another gathering expected tonight. Clark emphasizes personal judgment and fiscal responsibility.
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Miss Melva Clark
Cordele Celebrates Senator Election Victory
Cordele and Grady County residents, where Walls George began his career and Rees served as Cordele circuit judge, celebrated the primary victory with Sunday best attire, showing extended enthusiasm for the nomination after a hard campaign.
Big Day Planned as Cordele Creamery Opens
In Cordele on October 18 plans are made for a big opening day for the new creamery. A cattle owners spread will invite those interested in dairying. Milking contests and a campaign drive for hogs and chickens are features alongside the dairy program.
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Cordele
Legion to Continue Fight for Bonus Bill in New Orleans
In New Orleans on October 18, the American Legion paraded through the city as 30,000 Legionnaires voted to continue the fight for adjusted compensation legislation until it becomes law. Kennesaw M. Landis urged the motion, calling their stance on the bonus a matter of justice.
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Associated Press
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Inquiry Began Into Explosion Of Army Dirigible C-2
A board of inquiry opened in San Antonio to determine the cause of the C-2 dirigible explosion that destroyed the airship during takeoff over the city. Eleven passengers were aboard the doomed flight yesterday.
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Hog Sale Friday Announced by County Agent Office
A farmer's hog sale is set for Friday morning in Americas, announced by George Marshall of the county agent's office.
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Americus Spot Cotton Market Note
Market brief notes spot cotton in Americus with prices for Strict Middling and NG grade readings, showing bids around 23.00 cents and day’s activity summarized for buyers and sellers.
Cuthbert Case Shocks Town As Man Bonds Out In Kidnap Charge
Col George H Perry a 40-year-old div orced Cuthbert resident was released on $400 bond after arrest on a kidnapping charge involving 15-year-old Andrew College student Miss Ethel Guiley. The girl and Perry were taken to Cuthbert by police, with Perry stating motive tied to an older sister’s request and the girl agreeing to go to Macon.
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Aerial Timetables Of European Airlines Published In Germany
Germany publishes comprehensive aerial timetables listing prices and schedules for all European airlines. The resource details departure times and fare ranges, offering travelers a centralized guide for European air travel.
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Buck Private Convention Holds Court On Royal Street
A sun bronzed buck private on Royal Street in New Orleans proclaims a personal convention with no officers admitted. He declares he is the ranking buck private of the AEF and humorously leads a sighing crowd through a taunting song about “no generals there” as he ends his solo vigil.
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British refuse Turkish request in Constantinople march
British authorities citing public safety forbade the Turkish Nationalist gendarmerie from marching through Constantinople as planned. Allied missions unanimously ordered Kemalist forces en route to Thrace not to enter the city, with the British navy ordered to halt vessels carrying Turkish nationalists.
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Near Eastern peace conference delayed by London and Rome crisis
London reports that the general Near Eastern peace conference may be postponed as ministerial crises loom in London and Italy. The Associated Press notes the question closely tied to the crisis, with timing hinging on developments in both capitals.
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Associated Press
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Rome
Greek Revolution Aims to End Constantinism, King Constantine
Athens October 18. A proclamation from the Revolutionary Committee declares the Greek revolution seeks not only Constantine's removal but total suppression of Constantinism. It calls for prompt and severe punishment of those responsible for disaster to the Greek army in Asia Minor.
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Associated Press
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Revolutionary Committee
Asia Minor
Refugees Flee Eastern Thrace Toward Western Turkey
In Thrace at Rodosto on Oct 18, thousands of panic refugees gather in the town serving as a key evacuation point from Eastern Thrace. They fear a Turkish advance, mirroring the Smyrna panic from three weeks earlier, with about twenty eight thousand people seeking safety.
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Associated Press
Smyrna
Chile coast uplift after 1922 quake reaches four feet
A major 1922 seismic event in Chile lifted the coast by three to four feet, permanently raising more than 100000 square miles along the shoreline.
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Chile
McGregor Named Pension Commissioner In Georgia Primary
In Atlanta on October 18 Walter F. George led the state with 304 county unit votes to win the U S Senate nomination. McGregor carried Sumter County 857 to 325 while Butt tallied 325 in the pension commissioner race along with Clark 196 Dent 19 Stone 33. Hardwick won the 16th district and tied with George in the 26th while taking the 11th. overall voter interest was light.
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Armistice Day Queen Contest Opens In Americus
John D. Mathis Post American Legion announces Armistice Day queen contest in Sumter County inviting all resident girls to compete for the coveted prize. Rules outline eligibility and how to enter with the event set for the county and city celebration.
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