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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
9
Chicago and New York markets report wheat and corn prices and trading notes. Wheat fell in Chicago while corn declined. U.S. Treasury markets showed firm stocks and irregular bonds. cotton remained barely steady with mixed regional tones.
The Georgian real estate board met in Atlanta with about 200 delegates led by Joseph Klourpey of Columbus. Mayor Walter A. Lima welcomed participants as leaders praised Georgia realty strength and future prospects. Next year’s meeting potential sites include Savannah Waycross and Albany.
During a court session on the wartime shortage issue, Maj. Gen. Patrick defended air service policies while countering testimony about antiaircraft fire and aircraft safety. Testimony by Mr. Rath challenged several witnesses as weather and combat conditions were cited as major threats to squadrons in France.
Atlanta police to study methods for handling prisoners as part of a procedural curriculum. The effort follows the wounding of Patrolman Rugeze Head and aims to train officers in restraint and security during arrests.
Shenandoah la December weather frames a report where C J Latta, owner of a focal theatre, warns customers against a sea story film he deems weak and misleading. He posts notices, apologizes to those who saw it, and says he will repeat the tactic if needed. A police school program under Chief Jett is set to reopen soon.
Leaders from many industrial branches met in Washington on a two day conference to study government in industry. A steering committee report urged a definite action plan and a permanent organization to continuously monitor private business and federal policy.
Detroit delegates at the Federal Council of Churches session heatedly debated outlawry of war and Japanese immigration. Bishop Cannon denounced the Johnson Report as betraying the church while Dr. Brown defended it, urging a strong pro declaration and warning against eroding public trust in churches.
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