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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
4
Turpentine remains steady at 1.00 per 100 pounds in Savannah as of August 29. St Louis reports mixed grain prices with wheat around 1.56 and corn around 81 to 91 1/2 cents for nearby contracts. Chicago notes weaker wheat, steady cotton, and softer hog prices amid a broad market round.
New York on August 29 spot cotton remained quiet with middling grade at 22.60 cents per pound.
New Orleans market update lists Oct at 21.95 cents, Dec 22.15, Jan 22.20, Mar 22.44, May 22.55 cents per pound.
Five conferences favored unification of the Northern and Southern andies of the Methodist Episcopal church after a weekend meeting. Central Swedish in Chicago and Southwest Spanish Mission Conference in Albuquerque approved unanimously. German Layman Association backed unification 40 to 20.
Executive Board of the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs to meet Wednesday September 28 at 9 30 am in the Chamber of Commerce Atlanta. Resolutions must be typed and sent in triplicate a week in advance to Mrs Arthur Hazzard 70 W 11th St Atlanta. The Tallulah Falls School Trustees also hold a meeting in Atlanta September 22 at 4 30 to 10 pm at the Atlanta Women’s Club House with dinner to follow. Trustees should notify secretary Mrs Price Gilbert of their attendance.
Mayor Hylan counters Gov. Smith and Sen. Walker amid a heated New York campaign. He labels Brooklyn speech as apple sauce and venom and names Arnold Rothstein and Thomas L. Chadborne as influencers of Tammany Hall. He accuses Cranig of siphoning city funds to pressure labor support while defending seven plus years of progress.
About 150 000 miners prepare to halt work as 10 000 maintenance staff will stay on duty under a new suspended order. Operators push for arbitration and a permanent wage readjustment while miners gain a pledge that maintenance jobs won t be filled by outsiders. Gov Pinchot remains silent as Hazleton reports layoffs and railroad cutbacks ahead of the plan to suspend after August 31 1925.
A reflection contrasts general acquaintance with true companionship noting daily salutations and exchanged courtesies do not reveal a person’s inner character or deepest tastes and feelings.
Former Governor Nat E. Harris sent a telegram from Hampton Tennessee to Governor Walker expressing extreme gratification at the signing of the Confederate scrip bill in Atlanta Georgia on August 29.
A continued report notes weeks into the case that Tucker succeeded Joe S Grubb, killed a month earlier. Tucker’s pistol fired twice while Malone’s remained unused as posses tried to trace the car to the crime scene but were halted by darkness.
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