About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1923)
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER 10. 1923. REICHSTAG REFUSES DICTffIIL POWERS Indications Are That Opposition Hopes New to Finally Defeat Proposal Through Delays BERLIN, Oct., 10.—Nationalists and communists in the Reishsta:- voting jointly agreed today in e£ f|cting a postponement until Thursday of the third reading of Chancellor Stressmanh’s authoriza tion bill, givirig him vtide authority in dictation of measures for econo mic rehabilitation. Indication was that they hoped ultimately to de feat the measure through filibust ing tactics. FNTERSGUILTY PIE Frederick W. Hecht Admits He Embezzled $306,000 of Funds Belonging to Bank CINCINNATI, Oct. 10—Fred erick W. Hecht, former cashier of the American National Bank at Dayton, plead guilty in the federal district court to an indictment charging him with having embezzl ed $306,000 of the bank’s funds. The sentence was to be pronounced later in the day. SOCIETY PROTESTS REUMffIJF BIR Graves of General Oglethorpe and Wife Should Not Be Dis turbed, Resolution Declares SAVANNAH', Oct. 10.—Protest against the removal of the body ot General Oglethorpe from England to this country has been voiced in a resolution adopted at a meeting last night of the Georgia depart ment ot the Society of Colonial Wars and forwarded to Secretary Hughes at Washington, "We respect fully submit that graves of General Oglethorpe and his wife should not be disturbed,” the resolution read. rlt « . ■ _____ G?sy OF OGLETHORPE UNEARTHED TODAY G RANH AM, Eng., Oct. 10— The body of General James E. Oglthoppe, founder of the State of Georgia, was unearthed today by excavators working under the di rection of Dr. Thormvell Jacobs, pPesii{ent of W} ethorpe jji sify, who plans to have it removed ■W- Georgia. • :.a __ CLIQUOT CLUB BUYS BEECHNUT BEVERAGES sale or the beverage business oj the jjetcii .sui. r ae...ng oi Gauajonarie, iNevv Xol'r. iu tue lei.ciiuor teiuo uampany or minis, mass., is recently announced oy me latter organization. Tins ueal effects a consolidation ox America's two largest factors in tne manufacture ox bottled ginger ale, root beer , birch Peer and sarsaprilla, Henceforth, the Beecli Nut Brand oi these beverages will Demand for additional rnanu be unobtainable. lecturing space for their various rood products is the reason assign ed by the Beech Nut interests lor age market. The plant in which their withdrawal from the beve-- tlieir beverages have been pro duced is being dismantled and will soon be converted to the making of other Beech Nut grocery spec ialties. 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