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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1925

Page

7

Turpentine and commodity prices in mixed year-end summaries

The report aggregates regional commodity notes from Savannah and New Orleans with detail on turpentine at 92 cents, rosin steady, and varied futures for wheat corn and cotton across St Louis New York Chicago and New Orleans markets. It notes fluctuations in stocks bonds and exchanges as year-end activity closes.

Equal Debt Terms Sought for France by Oldfield

Representative Oldfield urged the debt commission to grant France terms equal to those given Italy for postwar settlement. He argued the devastated country and France deserve similar consideration in the war debt terms.

Italy Associated Press

Electric power boom drives 1926 U.S. economic optimism

Alfred P. Sloan Jr. of General Motors foresees general prosperity in early 1926 with strong electric development and rising automobile demand. Copper and rail shipments expected higher in 1925 and 1926, aided by stable credit, ample inventories, and improving foreign demand, despite Europe remaining a weak spot.

United States Alfred P. Sloan Jr General Motors Corporation R. L. Agissiz Caluiment & Hecla Consolidated Copper Research Association Europe Germany Carl R. Gray Union Pacific System

Colonel Coolidge May Lose Use Of His Lower Limbs

Plymouth Vermont December 29 Colonel John C Coolidge father of the President remains bedridden and doctors fear he may never fully regain use of his legs though his condition improves. The piece quotes railroad executive remarks on public support for railroads and a confident outlook for the industry.

Colonel Coolidge Plymouth John C. . Coolidge W. W. Atterbury Pennsylvania Railroad

City weighs dynamiting buildings to stem resort fire

Ocean City Md officials debated blasting buildings along the fire line to protect the remaining homes as the blaze threatened the town. Fire crews from as far as fifty miles were summoned to help contain the flames.

Associated Peas Ocean” City

Wreaths laid in Staunton on Woodrow Wilson anniversary

Five hundred U S. cities marked the sixty ninth anniversary of Woodrow Wilson’s birth with memorial wreaths. In New York the Woodrow Wilson Foundation dinner at the Hotel Astor honored his legacy for world peace and international cooperation.

New York United States Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Foundation Hotel Astor Harry A.garfield Williams College Garfield Locarno Norman H. Davis Austria Hungary Greece Bulgaria Davis League of Nations

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