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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
5
On Flawatian Island the pineapple sector has grown rapidly in recent hours, overtaking rival penedp ye industry in production. About 7,000 acres are now planted with pineapples, signaling a shift in local agriculture and market strength.
The Sixty sixth Congress begins its last session as veterans retire and new members fill vacancies after the November elections. Leaders expect swift work on appropriation bills and committee reorganizations while debates on treaties and domestic issues loom before Harding’s inauguration.
Paris December 6 The next interallied conference will be held in France in about twenty days according to Martin.
Trials begin in Cullman Circuit Court for forty three defendants charged with posting guns around Hanceville Barleyton and Garden City during the early fall. Most are prominent planters from Cullman Blount and Marshall counties arrested on warrants by State Fire Marshal William J. Williams.
Birmingham Alabama December 6 1921 Alabama coal operators say they will fight the strike to a finish and claim no strike exists in Alabama fields with ample labor and output exceeding demand per Charles Debardeleben acting president of the Alabama Coal Operator's Association.
The market shows mixed moves with a range of equities trading between 15.80 and 16.57 as close readings cluster around the 16.00 level. Investors weigh intraday volatility and brief gains in select sectors, while broader sentiment remains cautious.
London dispatch says soldiers raiding Queenstown arrested Hugh OReilly town clerk on suspicion of possessing seditious documents. In Ennis the residence of Most Rev M Fogarty bishop of Killaloe was raided and papers were confiscated in the bishop's absence.
Washington agency ruling barred by judge clears the way for selling the former German passenger liners after the District Court of Appeals set aside the injunction filed by William R. Hearst. The decision opens the path for sale of the wartime interned vessels.
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