Injuries At Shiver Plant After Large Pipe Collapse
John W. Shiver was badly hurt and four others escaped serious harm when a heavy exhaust pipe fell at the Shiver planing mill about 5 30 pm. The pipe struck Shiver on the head, tearing his scalp and knocking him unconscious as firefighters contained a mill roof fire. Estimated damage less than 200 dollars.
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Lunder
John Shiver
Frances Shiver
George Riley
W. P. McArthur
le Group
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Oun
Jacdre
Ctire
Kansas City Murder Probe Ties Restiva Campanella in Case
Kansas City authorities probed the murder of Rosie Serichia found half burned in a brush pile near the city. Investigators considered a link to the Restiva and Campanella families as one theory in the evolving case.
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Kansas City
Rosie Serichia
Bey
Restiva
Campanella
Raty
Prominent Atlantan Charges City Primary Abuse
Fe K pman accuses the City Democratic executive committee of a plot that removed 4000 names from city registration lists. He calls last city primaries a rotten mess and seeks a rule allowing a citizen to run against Walter A Sims in November. Committee chair Hansen says no authority to name a candidate. Chapman vows to take the case to the highest court.
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Atlanta
Fe K
Chapman
Impeachment Talk Over Daugherty Stirs House Fight
Washington September 22. Republicans attack Attorney General Daugherty for weak defense of his position amid a railroad strike and industry criticism. Representative Blanton Democrat of Texas accuses the administration in a tense House session.
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Daugherty
Washington
Ugherty
Blanton
Texas
Strikers Clash With New Men In Atlanta Scuffle
In Atlanta on September 22, returning workers clash with strikers who had filled their jobs at Southern Pacific shops as railway officials confront renewed hostility. The dispute centers on outbreaks between striking workers and replacements as operations resume in the railway shops.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Southerspidty Wesumine Nobmal
Baby Hurt as Autos Collide at City Junction
Several people escaped serious injury Thursday evening after two autos collided at the Lee and Church streets junction as they tried to pass a cotton wagon. A baby in the Wilson car was cut slightly. both drivers Miss Christine Brown of Lee street and Frank Wilson Jr of Leslie were uninjured. The Wilson car suffered front wheel and mud guard damage and was towed to a garage.
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Christine Brown
Lee Street
Frank Wilson, Jr
Leslie
Lee and
Church RS Q Streets
Wilson
Market Up 21 Points on Good Middling Cotton
Americus spot cotton reports good middling at 20 12 cents with a 21 point market rise reflected in prices.
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Americus
Liverpool Cotton Market Opens Steady With Light Sales
Liverpool on September 22 reports a steady market opening with quotations and sales totaling 500 bales. Futures prices for October January and March show slight shifts from the previous close, with notable activity in the early dawn session.
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Liverpool
California Gold Bode Receives Bodies of Victims
Jackson, Calif, closed its business houses today to pay a final tribute to 46 Argonaut victims whose bodies were buried in a rock sepulchre hewn and blasted in the heart of the Mounted Lode gold country.
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Jackson
Calif
Apa
Confederate Veteran Home guest Goode M Greene returns home
Goode M. Greene, who left Americus four months ago for the Confederate Veterans Home in Atlanta, is visiting with friends and relatives. He praises the home’s 100 joyful days, excellent food, and regular chapel services, noting easy travel to Atlanta, a nearby East Atlanta community, and a radio for concerts.
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Goode M. Greene
Americus
Confederate Veterans Home
Atlanta
Times-Recorder
Three Held in Denver Crime
Two men and one woman were arrested in Denver in connection with a Trinidad Colorado theft of registered mail last May valued from 56 thousand to 100 thousand dollars.
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Denver
Trinidad
Cols
Tragic Train Accident Claims 70-Year-Old Man
A 70-year-old Black man, Lewis McArthur, was fatally struck by a northbound Central of Georgia train near the Seaboard crossing south of Americus. Found by acid plant workers before 6 am, the coroner's jury ruled the death an accidental passing with no clear explanation of how he ended up on the tracks.
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Lewis McArthur
Central of Georgia
Seaboard
Americus
Detroit Plants Reopen After Week of Idleness
Detroit reports relief as three major Ford Motor Company plants resume operations after a week idle. About 70,000 employees affected, signaling normalization in manufacturing and labor relations.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Ford signing coal order with local firm in Cincinnati
Cincinnati on September 22 reports a Ford Motor Company representative sealed a coal supply contract with a city coal corporation. The price and quantity were not disclosed in the agreement.
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Cincinnati
Associated Foodie
Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Congress Adjourns Sine Die At 2 O'clock
Washington Sept 22 Congress ends its session with adjournment at 2 o'clock after the Senate reconvened and adopted the House resolution providing a sine die finish to the session.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Indemnity settles with Ty Ty bank over Wrennick embezzlement case
The Indemnity company pays Bank of Ty Ty 3050 dollars as the bank’s estimated loss in the H T Wrennick embezzlement case. Wrennick, former cashier, was acquitted at the July term of Tift Superior Court after a sensational prosecution. The settlement is thought to be final.
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Tifton
Bank of Ty Ty
H. T. Wrennick
Delegates to Macon Convention Include Women
Sumter county selected delegates to the Macon convention to nominate Clifford M. Walker for Georgia governor. Frank Harrold chairs the delegation. list includes N A Ray Mrs W T Lane Sam A Rodgers John T Methvin Cobb Sumerford Ben I Easterlin and alternates W W Dykes Miss Sarah Cobb Dr Thad Wise J E Sheppard A E Hines H O Jones W C Jordan S E Statham. For first time women are represented and will attend the convention.
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Macon
Clifford M. Walker
State of
Georgia
Sumter County
Frank Harrold
Mr. Walker
Sumter
N. A.ray
W. T. Lane
Sam A. Rodgers
John T. Methvin
Cobb Sumerford
DeSoto
Ben I. Easterlin
W. W. Dykes
President gains broad powers under new tariff act
Washington reports the 1922 tariff act shifts tax authority to the president at customs houses. The tariff commission, created under Wilson, will study costs and report recommendations for rate or valuation changes. Orders, investigations, hearings, and rules will follow as the commission works out procedures. President Harding urged the act as a major tariff advance.
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Washington
Congress
Larding
Tariffs Commission
Wilson
Commission
Marvin
Council Leaves Manager Election Up To Mayor
The city council met last night and passed routine bills for payment. No action was taken relative to the city manager charter change election, members expressing the opinion that the matter was entirely up to the mayor under the bill.
Poulin to testify in paternity case in South Bend
Farry Poulin will take the stand in his own defense against a paternity charge brought by Mrs. John Tiernan claiming he is the father of her third child. The report comes from an authentic source in South Bend.
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South Bend
Ind
Farry Poulin
John Tiernan
Governor Hardwick Denounces Pastor Ridley
Atlanta Sep 22 Governor Hardwick in a telegram rejected Rev Caleb Ridley sermons claims that he promised to commute Frank Dupres death sentence Ridley pastor of Central Baptist church cited as misrepresenting the governor who is vacationing in New York Hardwick calls Ridley a man without character or veracity.
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Atlanta
Hardwick
Caleb Ridley
Central Baptist Church
Frank Dupre
New York
Ridley
Juveniles to Seek Prizes at County Fair Exhibition
The juvenile department exhibit will occupy a separate tent at the county fair next week. Children ages 6 and up may enter works completed in the past year without adult help. Prizes include cash, baked goods, preserves, dolls, and knitted items, with judges noting best dressed dolls and various crafts. Officials Mre George Turpin and Mrs Etta Maenix will receive entries Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning.
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Mre
George
Turpin
Etta Maenix
Sailors Case Now in Hands of Jury
Atlanta September 22 Arguments closed in the trial of W R Sailors age 24 one of three men indicted for murder in the fatal August killing of J L Martin 48 farmer of Maysville Ga The case went to the jury Assistant Solicitor General E A Stephens argued that Sailors act in telling Martin amounted to murder under Georgia law regardless of whether death followed the blow or the head striking the pavement Attorney John S Highsmith for the defense suggested Martin died from skull fracture after his head struck the pavement
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Atlanta
W. RE. Sailors
J. L. Martin
Maysville
E. A. Stephens
Martin
John S. Highsmith
Legion Post Members Plan to Attend New Orleans Convention
Several members of the John D. Mathis Post American Legion announced their intention to attend the convention October 16 in New Orleans. The adjutant urges those planning to go and seeking the registration certificate for railroad reservations to contact him by October 1.
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John D. Mathis Post
American Legion
New Orleans
England Will Refuse Demand Fight Likely Attack
In Constantinople advance Turkish forces threaten Thrace if allies fail to secure Turkish gains within 48 hours. In Athens Greece vows never to permit a Turkish invasion of Thrace, deeming it essential to any peace conference. Both notes reflect tense preconferences and the strategic stakes in Thrace.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Thrace
Turkey
Athens
Greece
Greek Foreign Office
Near East unity hopeful amid threats from Constantinople
Paris dispatches report fragile allied unity over the Near East as Turkish Nationalists near issuing an ultimatum to evacuate Thrace within 48 hours, while disturbing reports continue from Constantinople.
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Paris
Near East
Constantinople
Thrace
Britain refuses Chanak withdrawal defies French push for peace
Paris reports Britain categorically will not pull troops from Chanak, despite French urging. Lord Curzon and Lloyd George maintained direct communications, with British officials asserting troops face no Turkish threat and could retreat if overwhelmed, while French and Italian units withdrew from neutral zones per government orders.
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Paris
Associated Press
Great Britain
Chanak
Straits
Lord Curzon
Lloyd George
Gallipoli
Bill aims at child labor regulation by constitutional amendment
Washington reports a resolution introduced by Representative Graham of Illinois proposes a constitutional amendment giving Congress power to regulate child labor in various states. The move aims to empower federal action addressing child labor practices.
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Congress
Washington
Graham
Republian
Thlihois
Harding Signs Coal Distribution and Commission Bills
President Harding on Friday signed the administration coal distribution and profiteering and fact finding coal commission bills in Washington. The action finalizes key measures affecting coal markets and pricing oversight.
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Harding
Washington
Administration
Coal Commission
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