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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
4
Report covers strike effects and market prices across regions. Notable notes include wage and production context for anthracite, stock quotes for corn wheat and hogs, and mixed commodity prices in New York and New Orleans markets. Event references to August 31 and regional trading activity appear alongside mining union updates.
A granite base with a bronze bust was unveiled at the National Elk’s Home in Bedford Virginia to honor President Warren G Harding. About 20 000 Elks and visitors attended from Maryland Delaware and DC with special trains bringing crowds. Governors Trinkle of Virginia and peers from Maryland and Delaware were invited as brass bands performed. The memorial honors Harding’s Elk membership and support for the fraternity and his service as president.
S Earl McGahee of Wrens is dead after an automobile accident near Louisville Georgia. Leonard Cato of Avera and Keel Thompson of Wrens were injured in the crash as investigators described the scene and identified those involved.
Babe Ruth discusses the $5,000 fine and the clash with Yankee manager Miller Huggins in New York. He defends his batting and criticizes Huggins while considering a run for the commissioner’s involvement and a potential absence from the team. Ruth seeks an audience with Landis and contemplates his playing future.
Babe Ruth, baseball’s top slugger, departed St Louis for Chicago to challenge a $5,000 fine and indefinite suspension handed down by Commissioner Landis. He warned that if Miller Huggins remains manager, he cannot continue with the Yankees. Ruth plans to meet Col Ruppert in New York to seek relief, then return to testify. He left after the suspension and spent the night away, later returning refreshed to the station.
Everett Massachusetts August 31 five children under thirteen perished in a fire started by a kerosene lamp in a two story tenement. The mother Mrs Irene Scenna leaped from a window, fracturing her spine, and five other families were forced from their homes. In Baltimore near Chesapeake Bay three unnamed women were badly burned when a bath house blaze destroyed a bath complex and two cottages causing about 90000 in damage.
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