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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
5
Costa Rica names Dr Ramon Bedoya its first consul general in New Orleans, citing rising trade. Bedoya, an author and lawyer, is a Columbia graduate who previously worked with an honorary consul as Costa Rican business expanded.
Mrs Dorrit Stevens Woodhouse of Burlington Vermont wins a suit against the parents of her husband Charles D Woodhouse. She was awarded 150000 dollars after charging they alienated his affections and encouraged him to pursue other women.
Bishop H J Mikell of Atlanta says the Episcopal Church has made wedding vows identical for man and wife after the general convention in New Orleans removed the word obey and the phrase with all my worldly goods I thee endow from the ceremony.
The Curtis Publishing Company of Philadelphia offers 250000 in college loans for gramm ar school boys to attend college. Loans up to 1500 each until the 250000 is issued, with approval from educators and business leaders. Mrs H T Coleman in Americus assists applicants.
Eugene Reising, Hartford firearms maker, pleaded guilty in New York to unlawfully possessing firearms linked to the Cowboy gang. He faces up to three years in prison. Four other gang members pled not guilty to burglary and assault charges. Frank Tessler named as alleged leader. Fred Leslie admitted to aiding an $8,000 robbery at the William Armstrong News bureau.
Washington October 29 Senator Harris Democrat Georgia protested to representatives of large insurance companies against discrimination toward federal warehouses on pro rata cancellation of insurance charges. He urged blanket policies to be canceled pro rata in line with other warehouses. The federal reserve banks were mentioned in the discussion.
Captain Paul Grening of the President Marding halted his ship as heavy seas swelled. He and crew rescued 27 sailors from the Ignacio Florio, 1650 miles off Ambrose Light near New York, amid perilous conditions.
A senator urged the government to extend highest consideration in making loans and advances on products stored in federal warehouses. He pushed for low interest rates and desirable features, including cheaper insurance, noting insurers should cover products saved in federal warehouses.
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