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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1925
Page
4
Turpentine market at 92 percent in Savannah. St Louis grain reports Wheat prices for Sept Dec May at 1.66 1.65 1.67 dollars. Corn futures Sept Dec May at 1.04 0.875 0.90 dollars. New York stocks bonds markets and cotton notes follow with spot cotton near 23.85 cents and New Orleans futures listed for Oct Dec Jan Mar and May.
The Labor Statistics Bureau report shows a 1 to 7 percent increase in retail food costs for the month ending July 15 in twenty two cities. Salt Lake City lists a 2 percent decrease while Atlanta and Memphis report a 3 percent rise.
Felix Valy of Paris predicts an inevitable war between Great Britain and Russia with Bolshevik influence threatening Europe. He argues Europe must abandon brute force toward the Orient and adopt cooperation guided by the United States, especially with China and Muslim nations, to avert collapse and preserve British supremacy.
A Chicago chemist Schwartz, accused of murder after a self defense claim, killed himself in his Oakland apartment to avoid arrest. He left a note to his wife denying guilt and describing a confrontation in his laboratory. Police recovered $572 and a Barstow ticket, with the note ending in a crushed plea to his family.
Atlanta tourists may park anywhere on city streets at any time using a courtesy tag issued by the Chamber of Commerce. The tag lists owner name, home town, car make, and license number to be honored by the police traffic squad, aiming to reduce visitor confusion.
President Green of the American Federation of Labor warned Negro union members not to attend the American Negro Labor Congress in Chicago in October. He alleged communists created the event to mislead Blacks into supporting a Soviet republic and overturning the U.S. government. Green claimed Chicago organizers run interlocking communist groups under Moscow direction and that several colored unions were deceived into sending delegates.
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