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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1925

Page

3

Lions that Ate 135 People On Exhibit In Chicago Museum

Two famed man-eating lions from 1898 Uganda siege are displayed in a glass case at a Chicago museum. Col J H Patterson hunted and killed them after a nine month campaign that terrorized work camps before the native withdrawal.

Chicago Uganda British East Africa J. H. Patterson

Naval Officers To Face Court Martial For Milwaukee Collision

Three naval officers will be tried by court martial over the September collision of the light cruiser Milwaukee with the schooner Benjamin A. Van Brunt off Hampton Roads. Captain Frank L. Pinney, Lieutenant junior grade Thomas A. Corey, and Ensign Elett M. Moore face charges. An admonition goes to Captain Watts of the Raleigh. No lives were lost.

Washington Milwaukee Benjamin A. van Brunt Hampton Roads Frank L. Pinney South Manchester East Orange N. J Josiah McKean William C.watts Raleigh Charles P. Plunkett Third Naval District New York van Brunt Pinney Cory Cincinnati Moore Watts Elkins Park

Widows of Soldiers Have Long Lives

A National Tribune table shows many veterans’ widows live long. It lists 21 War of 1812 widows on pension rolls, with age gaps and pension amounts for older and younger widows. Totals for Indian, Mexican, Spanish, Civil War widows are given, with nurses included.

National Tribune Washington Whch Spain

German Bees Strike After Transport to France

Thirty thousand colonies of bees moved from Germany to France as reparations refuse to gather honey or store it for new owners. Climate differences blamed as colonies refuse work on French soil, with some dying during hunger strikes and France facing thousands of empty hives.

Germany France

Pavo Holds Election to Choose City Officials

The town of Pavo announces its annual election for city officers to be held on December 2. The current mayor D. M. Shelly and councilmen W. L. Baker El L. Herrin and B. C. men along with P. A. Ada Treasurer will seek re election. Several candidates are expected to enter the race amid local interest.

Pavo Seco D. M. Shelly Inon W. L. Baker el L. Herrin B. C. Men P. A. Ada

Radio-Electrical Event in Atlanta and Bankruptcy Notice

In Atlanta on December 4 a major radio electrical exposition will feature musicians and bands including noted Western Point and Go groups in a daylong program at City Auditorium. The Southern District bankruptcy notice lists Meigs Ga with a creditor meeting at Valdosta on 1925 date. proof of claim and examination procedures described.

Atlanta National Radioelectrica Musicia Mike Studio E City Meigs Valdosta

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