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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1925
Page
4
Chicago market shows wheat and corn fluctuations with Sept and Dec futures quoted. Cotton prices move higher in New York and New Orleans with spot levels around 23 cents. Turpentine remains firm in Savannah as regional grain quotes include St. Louis figures for wheat and corn and New Orleans price ranges.
The Tattnall Square Baptist Church in Macon Georgia replies to Dr Henry Fox deposed Mercer University philology professor. The letter states that an individual church member is not sole judge of his doctrine if that denies the deity of Christ. Dr Fox was dismissed from Mercer University.
President Palmer of the Fleet Corporation announced that the Leviathan and all United States Lines ships will remain in current service from New York to Europe permanently. He rejected rumors of withdrawal, citing strong bookings, favorable letters, and a belief next year will surpass this one.
Aug 24 Suffolk Virginia reports the Dismal Swamp burning along a four mile front eight miles from Suffolk. 150 men fight the blaze blamed on a moonshine still near Sunray as winds threaten millions of feet of timber owned by Camp Manufacturing Rope Lumber Co and others.
Testimony at a federal hearing in Providence Rhode Island reveals chief engineer John Grant of the steamer Mackinac warned of the boiler's dangerous condition before the ship's Newport harbor excursion. The boiler exploded killing about fifty people, according to reports from the Associated Press.
The MacMillan Arctic Expedition has begun its retreat southward from Utah and Greenland and yesterday morning reached Igloohandy Greenland, as reported to the navy department.
Two crippled vessels limped toward Newport and Halifax after a collision two miles off Point Judith Rhode Island. The oil tanker Harvester from Providence to Port Arthur Texas took water but then reported above the water line and entered Newport under her own power. The British steamer Rosalind from New York to Halifax had a stove in bow but was also moving toward Newport under her own power.
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