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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1925
Page
7
Turpentine firm in Savannah leads regional price notes while St. Louis and New York markets show mixed gains and steady and weaker sectors. Wheat and corn move or hold in Chicago and New York. cotton futures remain steady with New Orleans prices around 22.75 to 23.37 for near and distant months.
A Vienna judge rules organized applause is deception and claquers cannot claim payment. The dispute centers on Dr Stefan, composer of the opera Agri, and a Burg theater leader over the first performance.
The steamer Mackinac exploded at the Newport naval training station in Narragansett Sound killing four and injuring seventy with fourteen serious. Firemen missing are presumed dead as steam scalding and boiler patches caused massive damage and panic among passengers.
A New York man named Thomas McAvoy surrendered to Philadelphia police claiming he killed Florence Kane in Brooklyn. Detectives and an alienist found him mentally unbalanced and held him for observation. authorities seek full details from New York.
The court found the chief of the claque liable after claimed agreement for a manuels service valued at 500 000 crowns. The judge refused to hear details of the arrangement between the two men and ruled the claque's activity constitutes fraud upon the public.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe bloodstone as a chalcedony variety, a green opaque stone flecked with red jasper. Terms like helictrope and other garbled phrases appear without clear structure or dates.
The Georgia Senate failed to pass Walker’s proposed constitutional amendment on educational institutions, with 27 voting in favor and the two-thirds requirement unmet. Senator Dixon sponsored the measure. President pro tempore Seaborn voted aye after a protest from Senator Harrell. Debate extended to a record-length session before adjournment. The fish and game bill passed with amendments, including dumping refuse by dye plants in streams.
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