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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1925
Page
4
Chicago and St Louis grain futures show wheat and corn moves with mixed results while rosin and turpentine hold steady in Savannah. New York stocks ebb and flow as cotton prices edge higher with spot values in New Orleans and futures steady to firm.
R H Brandon of Mooseheart Illinois told the National Fraternal Congress in Duluth that eighty percent of criminals come from underprivileged children. He linked premature death of wage earners to higher crime risk among American children.
Washington August 12 Belgiums initial offer to refund 480 million dollars of US war debt was deemed unacceptable by the American commission. Talks resume today as both sides seek terms acceptable to Congress and the Belgian government. The process mirrors earlier Franco British debt talks and optimism remains high for a week end accord.
Kalamazoo Michigan August 12 1924 25 pensions totaling 923704 were paid to incapacitated members of the International Typographical Union at the seventieth annual convention. John W Hays of Indianapolis reported the fund has a 949000 surplus and earnings last year rose to 152850416, with a proposed pension fund reform.
United States Weather Bureau forecast for Thomasville Georgia and vicinity calls for generally fair conditions tonight and partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers Thursday. Observations at 1 pm show a mean today of 87 with high 93 and low 61. Rainfall this month totals 1.49 inches and since the start of the year 24.37 inches. Wind at 1 pm from the west at 8 mph.
Renewed indications that Secretary Weeks will retire as head of the War Department sparked preparations to present President Coolidge with a set of possible successors. Names suggested include Secretary Work of the Interior and Postmaster General New, among others.
Miss Dionesia Bryan Evans announced a national memorial site at Clewiston Florida with a Bryan statue and children around a Bible. Mrs Bryan denied knowledge of Evans or approval while noting Washington plans by lifelong friends for a memorial.
Atlanta August 12 The House defeated the proposed constitutional amendment providing for an income tax by 106 to 73 percent. The measure needed 138 votes to pass. Representative Doyal of Floyd county gave notice he would move for a reconsideration.
Athens reports Premier Pangalos said Greece desires peace more than any Balkan state but will not allow its dignity to be insulted in talks with representatives of the great powers.
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