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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
5
Chicago and regional markets report mixed prices for wheat corn and oats with various futures quotes. Other notes cover turpentine firming in Savanna and cotton futures in New York New Orleans and St Louis with spot rates and monthly summaries.
A complex story centers Mary Browning, her guardians, and a series of claims about inheritance and support. Court records, education notes, and policy details surface as officials scrutinize Mary’s age, parental rights, and the legitimacy of gifts amid ongoing inquiries and legislative actions.
Atlanta August 7 The Senate approved a bill by Senator Memory Forty six to prohibit Sunday dancing in public places along with other minor local measures. The House devoted its session to addresses on a proposed constitutional amendment for classification. An early evening forced adjournment followed.
S T Kent Oliver and R W Warren were jailed in Richmond awaiting hearing on conspiracy to defraud via the mail. George Stevers Sterns is named as the third member in a large fraud scheme. Citizens of Petersburg reportedly contributed up to 10 000 to chase a mythical 300 million fortune.
Arthur J. Baldwin of the National Publishers Association urged before a Congress joint committee that the July 1 1919 postal rate changes amount to a tax on advertising space. He argued second class magazines should pay the same rates as other periodicals and criticized re entry privileges for large publications. Senator McKellar pressed questions on zone law and re entry practices while Esha Hanson of the American Newspaper Association questioned rural delivery star routes and other services as inequitable charges.
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