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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1920

Page

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Names Diamond Stars In Affair Involving World Series

Chicago September report notes Geo M Cohan and Henry Fennes allegedly lost large sums in last year’s world series. Investigation to resume as Eddie Cicotte Claude Williams Chick Gandel Hap Pelach and five White Sox players named by a Cincinnati betting official. Hahn claims five players demanded 100000 for throwing the series and were paid by Pittsburgh gamblers. Benton, who recalls Hal Chase winning 40000, says no Cincinnati tip on Reds bets.

Chicago Geo. M. Cohan Henry Fennes County Graund Gatlin Newman Eddie Cicotte Claude Illiams Chick Gantil Hap” Pelach Benton Cincinnati Hahn White Sox Pittsburg Reds New York Hal Chase

MacSWEENEY HIS 430 DAY FACTORIES AT FAIR

Arrangements planned for a county fair display featuring multiple demonstrations including flour, hive products, aluminumware, farm machinery, gas engines and more. A letter notes a leading mill will send a top baker to Americus to conduct tastings and pastry demonstrations for visitors. Other exhibitors include phonographs, millinery, ladies wear, automobiles, tractors, stock feed and electrical equipment.

W. Fred Smith Te Glover Grocery Co Ates Americus Baker Mn United PE Te Iu Phonogra

Counterfeiter at 90 to get home in cell

SAN FRANCISCO September 23 William Smith alias Robert Bossom a 90 year old counterfeiter was sentenced to one year in jail and pay a one dollar fine after plea of guilty. Smith said he had money in hope of getting in jail as he would be well treated there.

San Francisco William Smith Robert Bossom Smith Blisre Aewhenesty Neom Corporation Mayer Sheppard Vico Southern Railway Americus Iocacno Suint Jen Ou Ie

Wheat Prices Drop On Drive For Lower Costs

Wheat fell sharply as agitation for food-cost reductions spread. The decline reached up to 3.4 cents per bushel with the market closing in a weakened tone as Chicago trading continued on September 24.

Chicago

Cotton futures report amid partial price data

Partial cotton futures quotes show mixed activity with near term values around 26.60 to 26.85 for October, 24.20 to 25.95 for December, and 23.05 to 23.50 for January. The record lists bid and ask figures alongside settlement-like numbers, indicating a fragmented reading of the market.

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Senator Edge challenged over Senate campaign papers control

Washington dispatch reports Senator Edge of New Jersey faced questioning over his right to participate in senate campaign investigations. Charles Hefferman, a fishing-company official, claimed Edge involved in a scheme. Testimony described Stars and Stripes as Democratic National Committee and American Legion controlled, with stock held in Mrs. Parks name and unclear travel expenses during Pacific Coast trips.

Washington Senator Edge New Jersey Senate Inv Magen Jones Johny Hefferman Edge Norcenne Richard Stara and Stripes R. P. Stewart San Eran Paci 'Y Pacific Coast Pate Hefferman Stars and Stripes Ee Democratic National Committee American Legion Soldier Publica He Ropaean Salona Sepublee Sauanie Tae Stars Fas Ete and Stripes Cor Mrs. Parks W. D. Jam Ledeere de Bantoe

Ralph Glover Heads High School Society

The Crisp-Lanier Society of the Americas High School met yesterday and elected officers for the first period. Frostteat and Glover were named president, Lou Dudley secretary, Bissberd, Sheffield, and Miss Rus as officers. The program today featured songs, readings, and performances by students with names including Tere Andrews, Louise Thayer, Corneia Shiver, Anna Belle Crabb, and Katherine Goodman.

Crisp-Lanier Society Th Americas High School Yesterda Arral Frostteat An Glover Vier Lou Dudley Bissberd Sheffield Miss Rus America Tere Andrews Louise ‘Thayer Cornelia Shiver Renda —Rowte Anna Belle Crabb Katherine Goodman

Kiwanis Club Sets October 8 Ladies Night Luncheon

Kiwanis members voted today to host a Ladies Night luncheon on October 8. Mrs. Varine Hamilton will be entertainments at the event, which plans a waltzable program and social highlights for the attendees.

Kiwanis Oe Nal Upo Ea Oiba Diab Wil Waar Erine Hamilton

Aristocracy of today is service Rotary talk echoes theme

Rotarians heard a speech stressing the new aristocracy of service over birth or wealth. Governor Dick Smith of Atlanta urged public opinion to back immigration limits and improved schools, salaries, and public progress. The event included remarks from Rotarians Sefton, BamIs, Richards, Jones and others as delegates departed by night trains.

Dick Smith Atlanta Asid Rotary R. Conan R Uest Congress Savannah Club Americus Sumter County Savannah Morgan Richards Selma

New Record Made For Canal Traffic

Washington reports a new canal traffic record as tonnage reaches a high mark. Officials note the surge in shipments and enhanced efficiency at the canal facilities.

Babe Ruth Knocks Fifty Home Run at Polo Grounds

New York September 23 Babe Ruth homered for his fiftieth time this season as the Yankees defeated Washington at the Polo Grounds. The crowd watched the star slugger swing for another milestone in a high rivalry game.

Babe Ruth New. York Babe Day Weess Teche Washington Polo Grounds

Council Plans Action To Relieve Gas Service Crisis

At a special meeting, Americus Council ordered a plan of action to secure gas service for citizens. The move contemplates suing the Americus Lighting Co. with consumer plaintiffs and possibly appointing a receiver to run the gas plant if service isn’t restored. The effort follows reports of two years of poor gas supply and notes a prior effort by state railroad regulators in a similar case elsewhere.

Americus Americus Lighting Company I Ted Sheppard Public Buildings Committee Sheppard Iman Atlantic Tee and Coal Corporation Macon Burke Atlanta State Railroad Commission

Immigration surge at Ellis Island strains facilities

Washington reports daily arrivals to the United States around 3,000 through Ellis Island, with station facilities taxed to capacity. Officials consider tightened screening and shifted consular instructions in Europe to curb the inflow, amid broader concerns over potential radical elements attempting emigration.

Washington New York Elis Island Europe U States Ible Peart Ciils Peocnanad Pa

Escaped Poison Plot Ties to Greenville Dinner Case

Greenville Alabama September 24 no motive assigned for the alleged murder of 24 guests at a focal hero event. Two African American suspects held. three of five arrested released. A Texas cook and her husband linked to the affair amid unclear motives and a disputed potato vine plot.

Greenville al Ala

Dr. Midgett Asked To Preach Again Sunday

Macon cleric Dr. Midgett is urged to return for another Sunday sermon. The notice highlights his past impact and expresses encouragement for local workers in church service.

Dr. Midgett Macon Americas Cepati Weil

Probe Starts Chicago Meal Prices Down

City council committee on living costs summoned five leading hotels and two restaurant chains to explain why meal prices had not dropped in line with wholesale costs. Adamowski announced manager E. J. Steets promised downward revisions, with prices expected to fall to reflect the wholesale drop.

Chicago Adamowski E. J. Steeats

Santiago Sees Destruction of Crews in Sept Incident

In a September report from an East Coast desk, crews faced severe destruction as actions left key personnel injured and operations disrupted. Officials are reviewing circumstances and potential security lapses.

Weather report for Georgia era press and Saturday

Fragmentary weather note mentions Georgia timing and span of forecast with unclear terms. It references period, possible evaporation or temperature factors, but lacks full data. The readable items include general weather context and unspecified terms for a specific day.

Georgia Tocal Era

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