20 Jul 1928
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1928
Page
1
Local column includes editorials and items on public health programs at Well Baby Clinic and outpatient hospital services. It notes economic concerns such as pig crop declines and consumer mentions, plus reflections on national figures and politics.
Tomorrow a mock trial at the courthouse presents the dairy bulls case as an educational effort for farmers. Thomas County leaders Mack and Pebble Hill Plantation highlight purebred cattle as essential to herd health and profitability ahead of the Dairy Train coming to Thomasville next Friday.
Governor Alfred E. Smith faces Southern opposition with indifferent regard and directs questions to the Democratic executive committee. The piece also notes Hoke Smith’s stance shift, and mentions Tris Speaker and Ty Cobb nearing retirement as they miss a winning team.
Albany July 20 Democrats plan to seize House control while seeking White House for Governor Smith. Senatorial leaders Tydings and Hawes briefed Smith and will work with the national committee to overturn the GOP Senate edge. Congressman Oldfield heads the congressional drive to elect Democrats to the House as 35 Senate seats are in play this November.
Montgomery July 20 Rabell Peoples a negro was electrocuted at Kilby Prison early today for the murder of K T Lewis Birmingham policeman who had stopped him for a minor traffic violation Peoples said he thought Lewis would arrest him for a robbery he had committed
Superior Wisconsin July 20 President Coolidge catches two trout per outing on the Brule River. He uses a dropper fly and an end-line fly to land two fish in a single cast. He averages two trout on one cast on most fishing days, six days a week, rain or shine. He twice daily fishes except when in Washington for official business on Tuesdays and Fridays.
French style shifts toward smooth faces as beards grow rarer in Paris. Only the chamber of deputies keeps a traditional beard presence, marking a notable contrast between public officials and general fashion trends.
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