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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
2
Colonel Mitchell of the United States Army was found guilty by court martial and faces a five year suspension. He criticized the army and navy leadership, citing air service inefficiency, and argued for public airing through newspapers. The decision awaits Presidential approval and his arrest status remains tentative.
Statisticians say railroads into Florida are investing 75 million dollars to upgrade handling capacity. The embargo and slow progress have limited growth, but lines plan further spending and the Coast Line will push its West Coast extension to ease congestion and spur development.
A Greenvi News analysis lauds President von Hindenburg after Reichstag approval of Locarno security treaties. It argues the move stabilizes the German Republic, thwarts Kaiserist aims, and marks loyalty and fidelity as defining traits, praising Hindenburg’s leadership while noting nationalist critics.
The local Bulldogs praised the Enterprise team from Alabama for sportsmanship in a tied contest when the Chattahoochee River bridge near Eufaula opened. Both sides played clean, disciplined football amid mutual respect, with Alabama Champs sharing the glory and inviting future visits from the Bulldogs.
A Sioux City editorial argues the Chamber of Commerce embodies community effort beyond a building or board, defining it as a non political non religious non racial group with one aim to better the community and urging active citizen participation. It contrasts old and modern business involvement and notes optimism in regional growth. It also critiques beauty contest constraints and highlights views on living costs and industrial growth.
A sensational note claims the world’s biggest diamond is valued at about three thousand dollars, a figure likened to a Florida hotel’s daily winter takings. A separate anecdote cites a business partner revealing surprising truths learned from dealings, though specifics remain vague.
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