Weekly World Notes From The Globe And The Nation
A digest of late 1920s events: Churchill back from surgery and progressing well the conservative party split over Carlton club meeting fuels crisis Lloyd George vows to fight on with Leeds speech plans Ganna Walska cancels Poitiers concert to Angouleme hunting Walska keeps busy with porcelain hunting A bomb injures four in Belfast Count Melvi Pisani wins out of court against Aimee Crocker Gour Hydrogen dirigible C S destruction does not derail lighter than air plans War Secretary Weeks confirms army air service efforts American farmers forecast a $3 billion boost this year from bumper crops and prices Narcotics and bootleg activity rise. 42 000 Volstead arrests and $3 million in fines reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Carlton Club
House of Commons
William Boyce Thompson
Harding
Angel
Europe
United States
David Lloyd George
Manchester
Lloyd George
Leeds
Ganna Walska McCormick
Poitiers
Angouleme
Ganna
China
Belfast
Ireland
Rea Cently
Crocker Gour
Melvi Pisani
Weeks
Patrick
Army Air Service
Prohibition Unit of the Treasury
Coal industry pledges price curbs and relief actions
Washington and Alabama coal mine operators agree to cap domestic output prices at 3.45 to 6 dollars per ton and halt interstate charges 4 to 7 dollars. Two U.S. steamships will depart port with food and clothing for Near East refugees. The Emerald seizure prompts a British protest as officials await Washington's stance. Secretary Weeks calls a national conference to address defects in American youth and a broad civic alliance is urged in Washington. The Civil Service Commission certifies Hartwell Georgia postmaster eligibles Teasley Massey Harrison. Edward Eyre Hunt named secretary of the U S Coal Commission. A United Mine Workers committee will meet the Coal Commission for the first time. President Lewis plans a later meeting with the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Ederal Puel
Spens
Near East
Emerald
New Jersey
Washington
War Weeks
America
Athletic Association
Civil Service Commission
Post Office Department
Hartwell
James L. Teasley
John G. Massey
Paul P. Harrison
Edward Eyre Hunt
Harding
United States Coal Commission
United Mine Workers
Lewis
International Board of the
Mine Workers’ Union
Cleveland
Notable clergy advance and notable crime notes across regions
Domestic Rev James Matthew Maxon of Nashville becomes bishop coadjutor of Tennessee. Reports cover death penalty views, a West Lebanon derailment with a burned wreck and buried engineer, American Legion tensions with the administration, a new U S Army air speed record, public health longevity goals, a Chicago injunction motion, a New Jersey murder sentencing, the death of miracle healer Francis Schlatter, a jailbreak trio linked to Oscar Wilson and Ward Spignola, a Nashville memorial, a Georgia Senate race outcome, Memphis cotton receipts under guard, a Kentucky distillery heist, a Chicago turkey and egg outlook, a Dewey stolen bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Lebanon
Ind
Charles Schmuggee
Decatur
American Legion
Sawyer
Federal Hospitalization Board
New Orleans
William Mitchell
United States Army Air Service
Selridge
Mich
American Public Health Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Ivy Giberson
Lake Hurst
N. J
Herbert Wilson
Los Angeles
Calif
Pal
Adam Ward
Guido Spignola
Belle H. Bennett
Nashville
Tenn
Walter F. George
Thomas B. Watson
United States Senate
Cleorgia
Thomas W. Hardwick
Memphis
Memphis Terminal Corporation
Rugby
Louisville
National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
Chicago
Pickens County Sheriff Sale of 309 1 2 Acre Land Parcel
Under a decretal order by Judge T S Sease dated October 6 1922 the court will sell on November 6 1922 at Pickens Court House to the highest cash bidder a 309 1 2 acre tract along Garrette Creek and Ooleney River adjoining Tempy Chastain James Keith estate and others with title originating from Lawson Benjman Masters and Rebecca Masters and O S Stewart clerk. If the buyer fails to pay papers revenue stamps and recordings within one hour the property will be resold at risk and expense of the former purchaser. C S Stewart Clerk of Court Pickens County South Carolina October 12 1922.
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State OF
South Carolina
Pickens County
Common Pleas
J. C. Redmond
J. P. Ballenger
T. S. Sease
Pickens Court House
S. C
Garrette
Killa Newton
I‘laintiff
J. L. Barnes
Holoner
T. J. Mauldin
S. S
Ste
Rices Creek
Elbert’ S Born
Miss Sula Hall
W. T. Bow
Miss Sula
Lida Hendricks
Mack D. Farer
W. GC
B Newton
S. Stewart
Pickens County Court Sale Under Decretal Order 1922
In pursuance of a decretal order by Judge T J Mauldin dated June 7 1922 Ernest Folger as plaintiff sues R F Looper A J Looper and Sadie B Craig as defendants A public sale will be held to the highest bidder under terms to be named in this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Pickens County
Pleilas
Ernest Folger
R. F. Looper
A. J. Looper
Sadie B. Craig
T. J. Mauldin
Land Sale Notice in Pickens County South Carolina
A sale notice from Pickens County SC describes a 46 acre tract in Dacusville township known as Whitmire land. Terms require one third cash at sale with balance in three annual installments at 8 percent interest, secured by first mortgage, with resale if not complied. Date October 11 1922.
Sherifi sale in Pickens County Bank stock auction
In Pickens County South Carolina on November 2, 1922 a public auction will sell ninety six shares of Bank of Norris capital stock certificates 34 35 40 62 58 and 59 in front of the Pickens Court House between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. to satisfy a judgment plus interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherifi
South Cara
County OF Pickens
Court OF Common Pleas
Bank of Commerce
J. W. Tate
Pickens
S. C
Bank of Norris
Norris
O . W. Tate
Public Auction of Tracts in Pickens County Probate Case
Sheriff sale on November 6, 1922 at Pickens Court House for three land tracts from the Silas Williams estate. Tract 1 covers 150 acres, Tract 2 95 acres, Tract 3 100 acres with metes and bounds per earlier deeds. One third cash, two equal annual installments, bond and mortgage, insurance required, title fees borne by purchaser. If terms not met, property may be resold at purchaser’s risk and expense.
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Silas Williams
John Dill
Clara’ Beile Dayne
Vol. K.kgk
John Oil
A. G. Morris
Vol. K. K
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Matthew Maxon
Christchurch Parish
Tennessee
Henry Barrett Chamberlain
Chicago Crime Commission
American Prison Association
Detroit
Federal
Harry Lachman
Max Moser
New York
Moser
Security National Bank
Dewey, Miech
General Motors
Delco
Las
Delco-Light
Delco-Light Company
Dayton, Ohio
General Motors Corporation
R. E. Starnes
Greenville, S. C
Clerk’s Sale
Dacusville Township
B. N
Roberta Whitmire
J. IL. Looper
Whitmire
R. EF. Looper
B. H
C. S. Stewart
Roal
Salis
Bank of Tledges
I. J. Maildin
Salls
Lick
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