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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
5
Wheat and corn prices listed for May, September and December futures across Chicago and St Louis. Cotton quotes shown for New York and New Orleans with spot and future levels, plus general market notes on stocks bonds and exchange rates.
Washington August 5 two Senate foreign relations leaders forecast Senate ratification of President Coolidge world court recommendations but warn concessions to opponents could doom the treaty. Senator Lenroot says at least 75 senators will vote for ratification with Hughes Harding Coolidge reservations if no compromise occurs. Senator Swanson says Democrats will oppose if material concessions are demanded. Chairman Borah will push new reservations and a revised international law draft before US entry. Lenroot emphasizes party pledge to support the world court and notes many Republicans aligned with the pledge cannot back any deviations.
The 1925 wage conference between anthracite operators and miners collapsed after both sides failed to bridge major points. Operators refused concessions and pressed for a check off while miners warned of deadlock unless major demands are met. Adjournment sine die was voted, with no immediate restart date. next moves were anticipated from Harrisburg or Swampscott, likely after Sept. 1.
Chairman O Conner stated the board accepted Henry Ford s bid for 200 ships to be scrapped as part of shifting ships from taxpayers to private ownership. He said private owners will run ships for general cargo, with liberal payment terms, and predicted more American bids to come.
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