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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
7
Washington reports the rejection of a bid by Stanley Dollar for charter and passenger service on the Ada lines. The board recommended retirement of five cargo vessels from the fleet. A mayor decorated a fox with a cotton wool leg after an injured life incident.
Henry A Wallace warned at Williamstown that world food scarcity could intensify by 1960, prompting debate in papers like the Boston Globe and Toledo Blade. Advocates cite farming gains and synthetic food doubts, while others question feasibility and demand for policy responses.
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur rejects Gov. Richardson’s offer to become California Chief Justice, citing duties in Washington. The move follows rumors of a cabinet resignation, with President Coolidge reportedly not planning changes. Judge Myers retires effective Jan. 1 amid health concerns.
Blytheville Arkansas reports nine people died and one injured when St. Louis and San Francisco No. 801 struck an automobile carrying two families returning from a cotton field. Driver Clem Oxford and his four children, plus Lawrence Oxford and his wife and two children, perished. One Oxford child survived, likely to recover. The wreck occurred at Archillian flag station where a side road meets the tracks.
The Westminster Abbey of Hawaii, first missionary stronghold, built 1843 and designed by Hiram Bingham, is declared unsafe due to white ants and wood borers. The building will close until steel and concrete replacements are added, with repair costs estimated at 100000 dollars.
The Eason Crossing community notes cane grindings are under way but crop size is small. A death of James Hurst occurred after eight weeks of illness at John D. Archbold Hospital. Family visits and Thanksgiving gatherings are mentioned among residents and relatives across Cordele Thomasville and Boston.
Honolulu report says renowned pianist Backhaus was stopped by Irish Free State customs under suspicion of bomb throwing or machine gun smuggling. His concert stool with detachable legs could be packed in a cage. He and his manager were ordered off the train but convinced officials they posed no danger.
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