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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
5
Savannah report notes turpentine firm at 96 cents to 96 and three quarters. St Louis grain shows wheat at 1.65 Sept, 1.623 Dec, 1.64 May with corn at 1.02 and 0.8654 for Dec and 0.88 for May. New York stocks firm and cotton steady with spot at 23.65 in New York. New Orleans cotton prices quoted for various months from 23.05 to 22.79.
In Daytona Beach Florida a coroner's jury recommends holding John Gobel without bail for the death of Mrs H B Hunt after testimony of poisoning and a tense inquest. A brother Frank Gobel is detained as a witness while W S Henley is free on bond.
A traveler returning from Santanda told of an alleged assassination attempt on King Alfonso in Hendaye Saturday night. The Spanish embassy denied any such attack and said no attempt occurred. The traveler said the would be assailant was arrested while drawing a revolver.
Rudolph Disse, 20, was sentenced by a Fredericksburg jury to die in the electric chair for the July 28 murders in Richmond. He killed Henry Grady Carter and Mrs Vivian Peers, with Detective J. Harvey Burke and Willis Britt wounded. Deliberation lasted under 90 minutes. defense motions paused to Aug. 28.
Harry Greb world middleweight champion was seriously injured in an automobile crash near Pittsburg. He suffered two broken ribs bruises and possibly internal injuries after his car overturned on a descent. He was taken to a hospital while two companions escaped serious harm.
A weather bureau synopsis reports drought and heat worsened crop conditions in South Carolina. Cotton sheds squares, blooms reduced. corn, cowpeas, velvet beans suffer. tobacco remains strong. sweet potatoes, peanuts, melons, peaches fair to good. vegetables scarce. some regions see rain relief. Weevils numerous but kept in check by heat and poison.
The term mine held military significance for Romans before evolving into a more modern industrial meaning.
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