Abduction case ties Macon society girls to arrest
Macon Sept 7 Special to Times Recorder H C Graham charged with abduction in the disappearance of Mrs J Garnett Starr and her 15 year old sister Valera Lamar denied all charges upon arrival in Macon Deputy Sheriff Roberts brought him from Jacksonville where he was arrested A pawn ticket showing jewelry belonging to Mrs Starr was found on him and police expect a bail inquiry strong bond likely due to felony charges Investigators will pursue Graham's whereabouts since Aug 29 hotel records place him in Mason Jacksonville Sept 4 and officers will verify his statements while continuing the search for the missing Lamar sisters
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Macon
Times Recorder
H. C. Graham
J. Garnett Starr
Valera Lamar
Macon ‘Society
Roberts
Jacksonville
Garnett Starr
Graham
Lamar
Hugh Chambers
Dempsey
Mason
Brunswick
Mrs. Start
Albany
Rei Warren Roberts
Leesburg
Refugees Fear Smyrna Stand as Turks Close
Smyrna reports the Turkish Nationalists are within 40 miles, leaving the city as the last refuge for a growing stream of refugees fleeing the approaching army. The situation underscores the looming crisis as civilians seek safety.
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Smyrna
Associated Press
Americus Spot Cotton Middling Market Close
The Americus market reports middling cotton at 2038 cents per pound, with a closing update showing a gain of 40 points from the previous level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Market opens steady in Liverpool with steady tone
Market opened steady in Liverpool on Sept 7 with prices 12 to 18 down. Quotas for Tins reported at 12.70. Sales reached 8,000 bales while receipts totaled 6,515 bales, of which 6,250 were American. Futures data show Oct Jan and March contracts with modest shifts. overall close near 11.81 to 12.06.
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Liverpool
Stock price table fragment with mixed figures
A fragment of a stock price table shows multiple columns of values for months and times with several decimal prices. The readable entries include intraday figures such as 20.86 to 21.18 and notes like 10.30 and 2-45 pm, but many values are garbled or inconsistent, making a coherent narrative difficult.
Byfield Says Friends Deserting Him After Europe Trip
Atlanta reports Clyde K. Byfield and wife defend themselves after an attack on their character by Walter Endler from California. The young auto salesman says he has faced embarrassment and slights while trusting his wife and their marriage. Mrs Byfield nods in agreement as he speaks of lost confidence and social fallout. He cites friends who avoid him, fearing business or social repercussions from the talk.
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Atlanta
Byee
Walter Andler
California
Clyde K. Byfield
New York
Europe
Cotton Receipts Hit Six Thousand Bales in Americus
The past 24 hours added about 6000 bales to Americus warehouses, exceeding last year’s level. Market conditions cause swift sellings and holdbacks, with estimates for the Americus crop ranging from 15000 to 22000 bales.
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Americus
Americas
Sims Leading Atlanta Race
SIMS LEADING ATLANTA RACE Walter A Sims led a city primary with 3272 votes from 16 of 26 precincts against 2630 for the combined opposition. James G Woodward was second with 1143 votes, Nutting 554, White 807, and Jackson 110 as partial returns suggested possible runover.
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Atlanta
Walter A. Sims
Sims
James G. Woodward
James R. Nutting
Voes
John
Ex Governor L O Neal of Alabama Dies in Birmingham
Former Alabama governor LEmmett O Nea l died in Birmingham after a stroke several weeks ago. He was regarded as an authority on constitutional law with extensive writings. Burial planned at his Florence home.
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Birmingham
Ala
Lemmett O’neal
Alabama
Florence
Col. Robert E. Lee Dies in Roanoke at - Grandson of Confederate General
Roanoke Virginia September 7 Col Robert E B Lee grandson of the famous Confederate general died here this morning.
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Col. R. E. Lee
Roanoke
Robert EB. Lee
Flying Parson Belvin Maynard Killed in Flight
Rutland Vermont Sept 7 Lieut Belvin Maynard known as Flying Parson was killed while flying at the Rutland fair today in a tragic accident his death ends a celebrated era of wartime aviation heroism where he performed daring stunts before crowds at the event and inspired many with his fearless displays
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Rutland
Belvin Maynard
Hardwick ties Walker to labor and Klan support
Athens dispatch reports Governor Thomas W. Hardwick alleging that the Walker primary gains will come from the Ku Klux Klan and radical labor elements. He accuses Walker of silence on law and order while courting radicals, labor, and Klan factions amid a whirlwind campaign tour through Danielsville and Athens.
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Athens
Walker
Ku Klux Klan
Thomas W.hardwick
Clarke County
Hardwick
Danielsylle
Madison County
Danielsville
Cliff
Winder
Hha
Law and Order
Waycross
Friends of
Law Enforcement
Columbus Enquirer
J. W. Bartlett
Mr. Walker
County tax rate set at $18 increase over 1921
County commissioners fixed the 1922 rate at $18 per thousand, up from 1921, with outside Americus at $21.50 and Americus city rate $38 including city and state taxes. The rise reflects doubled bonds and higher interest, plus one additional mill. Local and rural school levies are listed, with several district specific taxes. A year’s assessed uses total $13 per thousand for county obligations.
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Americus
Huntington
Concord
Anthony
Andersonville
Union High
Thalean
Pennington
Pleasant Grove
New Era
Hinton Resumes Flight From Illa For Port au Prince
Hinton and his party, after overnighting in Illa Cuba, continued the New York to Rio Janeiro flight this morning taking off at 7 10 for Port au Prince Haiti.
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Hinton
Illa
Cuba
Lieut
New York
Rio Janeiro
Port Au Prince
Haiti
McAdoo Declared Avowed 1924 Democratic Candidate
New York Sept 7 William G McAdoo former secretary of the treasury is an avowed candidate for the Democratic nomination for president in 1924 Lyons sergeant at arms at the last three conventions said he talked with McAdoo in Los Angeles less than a month ago Lyons spoke here today confirming the assertion and mentioning conversations in California over the recent period
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
William C. Lyons
Denver
McAdoo
Los Angeles
Summer Cleaning of City Springs Completed
The city finishes cleaning 42 springs and shallow wells and shifts crews to the pumping station to start reservoir cleansing, expected to wrap in three or four days. The annual water source cleansing keeps Americas pride high for maintaining high drinking water standards without chlorine since early on.
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Americas
Rylander Denies Excess Admission Charge
Americus residents circulated rumors about a $1.00 or $1.50 admission when the Ford car prize was awarded at Rylander theater. Manager Emory Rylander says the price will not exceed 50 cents, and a quality film will be shown if that rate is charged.
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Americus
Emory Rylander
Ryleder Theater
Moultrie Potato Curing House Damaged by Fire
A large potato curing and storage house of the South Georgia Products Warehouse near the Georgia Northern depot in Moultrie was badly damaged by fire early Tuesday. The blaze started inside the building and the cause is not yet known. The interior housed watermelom seed and a large supply of crates for the upcoming potato season.
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South Georgia Products Warehouse Company
Georgia Northern
Hinton Arrives in Haiti Port of Prince
Lieut. Hinton lands in Port au Prince Haiti at noon aboard his New York Rio Janeiro sea plane flight arriving with a formal welcome and a note of the journey completed.
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Hinton
Haiti
Port AU Prince
Lieut
New York-Rio Janeiro
Stribling Hanlon bout to headline Rylander show
The Stribling Hanlon clash in the Rylander theater on September 14 is set as the main attraction, backed by the American Legion. Pa Stribling faces a tougher test against Eddie Hanlon, a hard hitter with a lightning cross, as fans anticipate a high class program and strong Legion support for future events.
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Stribling
Hanlon
Rylander Theater
American Legion
Americas
Macon
Labor Day
Eddie Hanlon
Gibson
Kimsey
Americus
Legion
Alabama Democrats Convene to Write Platform at First State Convention in a Century
Montgomery Sept 7 Democrats of Alabama gather for their first state convention in 100 years to draft a party platform and working program. Republicans meet in Birmingham to nominate a full ticket for state officers.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Birmingham
Deny Arrest of De Valera for Shooting Rumor
Dublin authorities denied rumors of Eamonn De Valera being arrested for the wounding of Erskine Childers. The Irish government publicity department stated there was no arrest to report.
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DE Valera
Dublin
Assocated Press
Eamonn de Valera
Erskine Childers
Daugherty Writ Targeted by Labor Leaders in Courts
Atlantic City September 7 Labor federation chiefs led by Samuel Gompers prepared to draft a plan of attack on Attorney General Daugherty s injunction against the railroad shop crafts union. After secret conferences last night officials said it was almost certain to seek through the courts to vacate the writ.
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Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor Chiefs
Samuel Gompers
Daugherty
Strike leaders and rail presidents in no current talks
J P Noonan head of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers says no conference is underway between strike leaders and railroad presidents. He notes no meetings have occurred since the New York gatherings last month and mentions a policy committee session planned for Chicago next week to discuss general strike policy and the Daugherty injunction issue.
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Washington
New York
J. P. Noonan
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Chicago
Daugherty
Government abandons bid to curb freedom of speech at hearing
Washington reports that after a conference between Attorney General Daugherty and Senator Borah, chairman of the senate labor committee, the government would not press at Monday's hearing on the provision alleged to curb freedom of speech in the Chicago injunction case.
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Washington
Daugherty
Borah
Senate Labor Committee
Chicago
Husband Tried to Burn Her Alive in Divorce Suit
In Fulton Superior Court Mrs. Leona N. Garmon accuses her husband Charles N. Garmon of pouring kerosene on her hair and trying to light it, saying she would have died if not for nearby screams. She cites jealousy threats and abuse, with marriage dated April 5, 1921 and separation August 26, 1922.
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Atlanta
Fulton Superior
Leona N. Garsmon
Charles N. Garmon
Dévorce
Two Killed in York South Carolina Family Quarrel
In York South Carolina two children Lela Taylor aged 16 and Newton Taylor aged 12 died from gunshot wounds at home after William Parris a Black man allegedly shot and killed their cousin Claude Johnson and seriously wounded their two sisters and brother. Faris was sent to the state penitentiary in Columbia.
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York, &. C
Lela
Taylor
Newton Taylor
William Parris
Claude Johnson
Farris
Faris
Columbia
League Talks Austrian Relief in Geneva Meet
In Geneva on September 7 the League of Nations assembly continued debating the council's work. Relief for Austria moved into practical study with a special committee formed solely from members of the interested states.
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League
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Council
Austria
Plans for Waycross tobacco warehouse approved
Initial plans for a tobacco warehouse in Waycross were outlined by the Ware County tobacco warehouse committee after a meeting with local farmers. W. N. Smith pledged to buy 1600 dollars worth of stock if the project matures, stating he investigated the proposition and believes it a sound venture. The meeting stressed the warehouse's necessity for Waycross.
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Waycross
Tobacco Warehouse Committee
Ware County
W.N. Smith
Fers
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K. KK
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Niles
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Stefanssonn
Delphine Jones Maurer
Wadoo
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Moultrie Potato
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