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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
3
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Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania predicted that the United States would join the world court based on amendments to the court's founding treaty rather than on proposed reservations. He urged quick congressional action and opposed waiting for a new international law code before adhesion.
A proposal argues that forming a movement within another conference to draft a new international code would be aided if the United States joined the World Court. American participation is seen as materially speeding an acceptable revision.
Atlanta, July 14. Solicitor General John A. Boykin escalates his crackdown on gambling calling up more than 100 witnesses to testify this week before the grand jury about alleged dives in the city. He vows to eliminate all forms of betting and card games as part of a citywide cleanup.
Sheriff G. E. Davis of Thomas County Georgia seeks help locating six escaped Black men who broke jail on Sunday night July 12 1925. The description list includes John Brewer Sam McMillan Will Fell Emanuel Martin Julian Wright Charley Ward with details on age height weight color and distinguishing features. A $25 reward is offered for each capture.
The grand jury indicted sixteen men for maintaining a gaming house or gaming. Later eleven men were charged with maintaining gaming places to bet on horse races, signaling a wider crackdown on illicit gambling activities.
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