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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
1
Greensboro June report clarifies a mailed letter signed Ku Klux Klan demanding Dr. B C Lindemann resign from the North Carolina State College for Women. The board of directors did not address the resignation or its acceptance, and the statement notes the letter had no effect.
Louisville Kentucky June 1 tentative date set for June third the dedication of the Jefferson Dayla obelisk at View Fair has been deferred by General W B Haldeman president of the Jefferson Davis Home Association in charge of the erection. The monument stands about 188 feet high of its planned 36 feet and funds remain about eight thousand dollars short delaying completion possibly until next year
Washington June 1 the allied debt funding commission met for its second session since creation by Congress to negotiate funding of eleven billion dollars owed abroad. It is understood a French mission of financial experts is ready to come to discuss the debt and the American government will be informed of a definite date for the mission.
London reports indicate Lloyd George views the Irish situation as grave and has indefinitely postponed his Criccieth holiday. Ulster premier Sir James Craig and Lloyd George eyed talks on the Collins De Valera pact as Churchill defends the treaty in Parliament.
Palmyra Missouri June 1 Jamey A Reed candidate for renomination for United States Senator assailed the United States Supreme Court in a Palmyra speech last night. He referenced a $157 000 000 tobacco firm merger in New York and said the court would approve the revived trust consolidation.
Carter Leidy a socially prominent Philadelphia man, eloped with Fi Fi Widener daughter of Joseph Widener, and faces larceny and driving while intoxicated charges. Police say he stopped before a silent traffic officer, attached a red lantern, and threw it into the river, the lantern theft prompting the larceny count.
In Belfast on June 1 heavy gunfire tore through Groave nor Road and Falls Road area. One boy was shot, four others wounded. Two more fatalities were recorded from injuries, raising yesterday's death toll to eleven.
Cincinnati, June 1. Telegrams go to grand chiefs of sixteen railroad brotherhoods and other union executives to meet in Cincinnati next week to discuss matters affecting the welfare of 2,000,000 railroad workers. The meeting, possibly Tuesday, marks a historic gathering to decide on wage cuts and related labor issues.
Washington reports show exports to Europe increased by seven million dollars in April from a year ago while imports from both regions declined and exports to South America fell.
Frank Heisler was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter by a jury and received a one year minimum and maximum sentence. The crowded courtroom heard the verdict after a 24 hour deliberation, with Judge Thomas maintaining order. The case was part of a sequence of trials including Babe Anderson whose murder case resulted in a not guilty verdict.
Indiana Democrats meeting in Indianapolis laid the groundwork for the fall campaign with speeches blaming Republican national policy for slow business and unemployment and accusing the GOP of wasteful spending.
White Plains New Jersey June 1 detectives probe Ward Peters killing case from all angles while another group reports failure to locate Ross the alleged blackmailer in chief. Ward home search yields no gunfight evidence as investigations linger on sixteen days after the sailor’s death.
White Plains N Y June 1 District Attorney Weeks reported a thorough search of Walter S Ward wealthy banker s New Rochelle home found no clues to contradict his claim of self defense in the Peters shooting near Kensico reservoir Investigators spoke with neighbors and did not locate the wounded man alleged to be present at the Ward home The banker s attorney Allen R Campbell arrived as the search ended
Washington June 1 Ford's reply to the Heise committee draft rejects removing the Gorgas steam plant and insists acceptance of his Muscle Shoals offer must be for the project as a whole. He warns Congress that partial acceptance will trigger a stronger push to develop Muscle Shoals for public benefit. Weeks suggests federal agency to negotiate contracts for the project.
Three members A H Lamborn J Marks and John B Clark suspended for six months for conduct detrimental to the exchange. The action marks a rare enforcement step amid ongoing turmoil in the market and exchange governance.
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