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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
4
Savannah reports turpentine trading steady at 97 1/2 to 97 3/4 cents per gallon. St Louis grain shows wheat at 1.62 1/2 to 1.64 per bushel for Sept and May futures. corn around 1.03 to 0.864 cents. New York markets mix with stocks irregular and coffee softer. Cotton futures in New Orleans range 22.68 to 23.28 with near terms steady around 22.90.
Explorer Donald B. MacMillan plans to return from Etah Greenland next month. The update came via radio message received by Daniel W. Hoegg, editor of the Evening Express in Portland Missouri.
A reflective note on how rare joy appears, with one in fifty moments prompting thanks as each smiling face prompts gratitude and hope.
Victor Fremont Lawson publisher of the Chicago Daily News died suddenly at home aged 74 to 75 after years of heart trouble and myocarditis. The funeral is planned for Monday. he is survived by relatives in San Diego Ridefield Conn and others. Lawson helped found and lead the paper and the Associated Press among his many institutional roles.
Maryville Tenn Aug 20 state evidence on other acts in the William D Sheffey murder case was held up as defense objected and Judge John Blair planned to rule on competency today The defendant a 32 year old former army officer faces charges of murdering Luther Wells and four other indictments involve night time felonies including two attacks on women and house breaking The Wells widow testified she identified Sheffey and denied telling a neighbor the attacker said This is me I will not hurt you The defense objected to Bassett s testimony about Sheffey s remarks on other attacks and the court paused to consider the scope of evidence
Fire of undetermined origin damaged the No. 1 batch of the Dollar Niner President Adams at a Brooklyn pier, with losses estimated at 40 000 to 50 000. Fire teams flooded the hold to fight dense smoke and water, damaging merchandise and delaying sailing to Havana Colon and San Francisco.
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the North End Hotel in Ocean Grove New Jersey causing about 200000 dollars in damage. All 350 guests escaped unharmed and no casualties were reported.
Rudolph Disse, dubbed a triple slayer, was found guilty of first degree murder by a Richmond jury and sentenced to death in the electric chair for the July 29 shooting death of Henry Carter.
In Mobile Alabama Judge Robert T. Ervin denied a new trial to Albert Sartain former warden at the Atlanta penitentiary and Laurence Riehl of Columbus Ohio who were recently convicted of conspiracy to receive bribes in federal court.
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