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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
4
Chicago grain and produce notes show wheat July September December at 1.60% 1.59% and 1.61% with corn around 1.14 1.15 in early June. New York equities firm, cotton steady, sugar and coffee movements modest. St Louis wheat at 1.58% and 1.61% for later months. New Orleans July around 22.94 to 22.96.
Frank Dollar gives public notice that he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by lessee Mrs J R Groover on or after June 1 1926 under the trade name Frank Dollar pressing club business. The notice is dated June 1 1925.
Chicago June 2 William Jennings Bryan said the Tennessee case on teaching evolution in public schools is not a joke but the start of the end of attacks on the Bible. He outlined four sources of school control including legislatures and 11,000 scientists and urged respect for employers and religious faith in education.
Babe Ruth, after months in hospital with influenza and indigestion, returns to the lineup as the Yankees meet the Senators with Walter Johnson pitching. Ruth contributes two fielding plays and reaches base once on a walk, but goes hitless in his first game back.
Chicago June 2 The prosecution culled only one prospective juror from twenty seven veniremen examined yesterday in the Shepherd trial. The twelve men locked up last night included three jurors sworn ten days ago, two veniremen tentatively passed, and six not yet examined. The state plans to call every witness to review testimony and remove irrelevancies. A missing witness, Robert White, is being sought after cashing a telegraphic money order in Pittsburg. A truck owned by K B Mack was destroyed by fire returning from Albany. two men in the road attempted to steal gas, one badly burned, the other slightly. The loss is total.
The Supreme Court ruled that states may tax only the portion of personal property situated within their borders. In the Frick estate case, New York and Massachusetts properties were not taxed by Pennsylvania, and the federal estate tax was not deductible for state tax. Justice Van Devanter stated tangible property tax power rests where property is located, not by owner domicile.
The National Editorial Association conference in the United States discussed recurring technical problems of weekly papers. The session covered errant figures and relationships in the weekly newspaper field.
The tournament continues into day two as competitors push to win the crown. Players from various regions compete for top honors at the national event staged here, aiming to claim the title.
Thirty three planes started the second loop of a nine day endurance flying contest in Germany. The event began Sunday and is conducted around Berlin with competitors from multiple nations.
Officials announce funeral services for Marshall with state officials expected to attend. A request to allow the body to lie in state in the capitol rotunda was discussed but Washington reported that Mrs. Marshall would likely oppose it. The former chief executive of the commonwealth will be honored by officials attending the proceedings.
Washington June 1 A committee authorized at the Chicago meeting of La Follette Wheeler supporters to plan a new party met in Washington under William H. Johnston of the International Machinists Union. The group aims to organize nationwide in states with conventions likely in September or October.
The national convention headcount will decide the party name and platform. A committee on arrangements, based on the vote in each state for the independent ticket last presidential election, will determine representation.
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