26 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes a storm damaging a bicycle works building, a fertilizer camp, and a mill roof. Mentions trees dying and wind speeds with limited legible names. No clear date or full event details available.
A body was found in a lonely spot near Orlando several weeks ago. Investigators continue to search for clues and identify the deceased as part of a pending case.
Reported discussions among Lloyd George and other leaders finalize a plan for postwar German reparations. While details remained unsettled, leaders planned further sessions in Italy to resolve outstanding issues and align Allied positions.
A brief local item notes a Washington based soldier named Bony receiving recognition. The undetailed fragment references the event and person without further context or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment references rising racial tensions and the presence of racial markers in a community. It mentions Negroes, inclusion concerns, and possible social signals or indicators tied to individuals or groups. No clear event or date is discernible.
Data from the Department of Commerce shows a large increase in imports from Germany, with 1920 values at $88,836 and 1921 monthly figures reaching $4,790,000 per leading reports. The notes discuss ongoing trade reports and general American trade patterns influenced by this rise.
Peter Athens reports fierce Greek defense along the Meander as Turkish forces press attacks on Greek positions. Dispatch notes heavy fighting and strategic containment of advances.
Fragmentary Memphis area item notes an attempted bank robbery near the city with unclear names and details, mentioning April but lacking full information on suspects or actions.
House agriculture committee considers a bill, Capper-Tindher, to restrict gambling in foodstuffs, aiming to curb speculative trading and price manipulation within markets. The measure seeks tighter controls amid rising concerns about market integrity and consumer protection.
Moultrie wins the loving cup and district banner for largest combined points in athletics and overall showings. Titon places second with 18 points. Tifton and Moultrie take top spots in multiple events across literary and athletic contests. John Harker leads in sprint events. Ralph Williams shines in last events. Moultrie displays strong showings in running, field events, and home economics.
The Governor says cooperation with the federal government is sought as the case unfolds. District Attorney Hughes reports that evidence remains uncorroborated and the investigation continues with assurances of full support from the Department of Justice. Overnight crude oil prices rose with Pittsburgh leading gains.
In Camilla Georgia on April 25 a Superior Court session opens with eight or nine men indicted in a mob violence case near Palhamp-waszcall. The proceedings focus on alleged gang violence and criminal acts connected to the mob.
Paris reports that a Supreme War Council meeting is planned at the Elysee Palace this afternoon. Marshals Foch Joffre Petain Weygand and Degontte are listed as attendees under President Millerand with a cabinet session postponed to tonight.
The Atlantic fleet, homeward bound from Guantanamo Bay, is en route to Hampton Roads. Assistant Secretary of the Navy Senevalt travels with the fleet aboard the flagship.
Babe Ruth belted his fifth home run in the first inning against Washington as Walter Johnson endured the loss in New York on April 25.
Reports from Innsbruck indicate Tyrolean residents approved the union with Germany by a wide margin in yesterday's plebiscite. The Austria province voted in favor of merging with Berlin’s state.
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