Postmaster Bailey Claims Loss Came From Refusing Donation
June Bailey alleges his removal as Macon postmaster resulted from refusing to pay black and white political factions to influence his recess appointment. Fox D Stephens was nominated by President Coolidge to replace him, with Bailey’s supporters predicting Senate rejection.
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Fox D. Stephens
June D. Bailey
June Bailey
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Bailey
Telegraph
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Senate
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Congress
Washington
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W. J. Harris
Phillips
Federal Building
Atlanta
Georgia
National Committee
Fox Stephens
Weather Forecast for Thomasville and Vicinity December 11 1925
The Weather Bureau reports cloudy tonight and Saturday fair with little temperature change. Observations show yesterday's high of 63 and today’s high 62, with 60 for the low. Month records note 81 for the high on 12/1/1918 and 1894 lows. humidity around 52 percent at 1 p.m. and 58 percent at 8 a.m. Rainfall totals today 0.19 inches, since the 1st 0.67 inches. Southwest wind at 1 p.m. 5 mph. The report also includes a local note about corruption allegations involving negro Republican leaders and postmasters in central Georgia, referencing Mary Clements at Lizella and payments tied to T K Persley in Macon.
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POD de MB
Thomasville City Audit Praises 1924 Officials
Louis S. Moore lauds the Eaton Saussy audit of Thomasville for 1924, noting assets of 1,274,650.26 with a 44,194.61 gain over 1923 and a bounded debt of 439,500. The report commends city management, tax collection efficiency, water and light operations, and overall financial health, urging readers to study the audit details.
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Thomanville Times-Enterprise
Thomasville
Eaton, Saussy & Company
Amusicipal Corporation
Ds Pur ‘Auiltoflaire
Thia
Louis
Visitors and shoppers linger in Thomasville store district
Lois Culpepper of Vidalls and J D Wadeworth of Columbus among yesterday’s visitors. Empire Furniture and Cecroft Music advertise imported cheese and Victroias. I H Clay of Hartsfield underwent an operation at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Sale ad notes a large wicker settee and other furnishings.
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Lois Culpepper
Vidalls
J. D. Wadeworth
Columbus,s
I. H. Clay
Hartsfield
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Empire
Georgia Governor’s Wife Leaves Atlanta After Recovery
Ford Walker wife of Governor Walker of Georgia has recovered from an operation and will leave Atlanta Sunday, after a stay at an infirmary for the past weeks.
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Walker
Georgia
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