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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
6
Market notes from Savannah and St Louis show a turpentine firm at 97 percent, grains steady in St Louis with wheat and corn futures listed for Dec and May, New York stock and bond markets firmer, cotton quotes mixed with New Orleans prices for January to December bids.
Tokio reports Crown Princess Nagako gave birth to a baby girl, the 124th direct descendant of the sun goddess. The mother and child are well but the child cannot sit on the throne, despite the nation’s celebration and widespread excitement.
Texas Attorney General Dan Moody ruled that financing a special impeachment session from private sources is unauthorized. The decision follows a request by Speaker Lee Satterwhite amid rumors over the 1926 session dates and gubernatorial politics in Austin.
Washington reports the Sixty-ninth Congress opens amid a flood of major bills and bitter disputes. Key items include tax revision, farm relief, debt settlements, Muscle Shoals, rail consolidation, postal rates, branch banking, and eleven appropriations bills. Foreign affairs focus on the World Court and Lausanne Treaty amid partisan contention.
Insurgent Republicans in the House plan to nominate Cooper for speaker after a Wisconsin delegation conference. The insurgent group, now about six to ten members strong, includes Sinclair North Dakota Wefald Minnesota LaGuardia New York and other factions. They will clash on service legislation coal relief Muscle Shoals and railroad measures as Congress resumes.
The Wisconsin delegation, backed by insurgent Republicans, says they cannot vote for Mr. Longworth. They accuse rivals of threats and patronage and pledge to uphold their official oath and duties to constituents.
Old Man Winter brings a sharp cold wave with a blizzard across the Middle West. Train service slowed and wire communications interfered as roads were blocked by snow driven by strong winds. Snow is expected to ease but the cold persists with little relief in sight.
A fragmentary line from Measure for Measure shows Ysabella declaring boldly that she will tell the world what kind of man someone is. The wording reflects Elizabethan bravado with dramatic self-assertion and public scrutiny.
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