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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
4
Chicago grain and produce reports show July wheat around 1.61 and 1.61% in Chicago with September near 1.59% Dec 1.62% oats rye and corn prices noted. St Louis reports wheat and corn values, New York markets detail stocks, bonds, and cotton with spot middling at 23.85.
The Auburn styled Agripattural College announces the resignation of President M. B. DuBose after a petition signed by eighty four to one hundred nine students demanded leadership change and a full investigation. The board plans to announce a new president on July 1 following two days of sessions and a mild punishment to petitioners. Alumni speakers urged renewed effort and enrollment. DuBose led the college for three years after a long career in Athens.
Washington reports Italy arranged a $50,000,000 line in New York to calm exchange rates. The move involves Bank of Italy, Bank of Naples, and Sicily banks under government control with J P Morgan and Company. Officials view the step as a practical aid toward funding external debts and stabilizing the lira while signaling progress in Mussolini's financial policies.
New Orleans cotton market reports no trading today due to a holiday. Prices and dealings are suspended, with no fresh quotes available as markets pause in observance.
Comparative calm continues along the Riffian French frontier as Abdel Krim appears to ease tensions. Reporting from Rabat on June 8, the situation shows a decreasing level of hostilities and no immediate escalation in the dispute.
A fragmented note notes heavy hail causes widespread damage and increases costs worldwide. It mentions agencies and natural events, with figures suggesting expenditures exceeding fifty pens per year and noting extensive disruption across regions.
Atlanta June 3 hearing in the State of Georgia versus G L Miller and Company and others of the Miller firm against T B Conner chief examiner of the Georgia Securities Commission was postponed until Monday by Judge E D Thomas in Fulton Superior court.
Raleigh police captain Jesse Wyatt of the detective force faced second degree murder charges after shooting Smithfield attorney Stephen Holt to death on the Raleigh Smithfield highway. The incident occurred as Wyatt acted in the line of duty during a patrol in Raleigh, North Carolina.
The bulletin from Weeks Physicians at Massachusetts General Hospital states that Secretary of War Weeks’s condition last week was not favorable following gallstone treatment. The report notes a rough prognosis and ongoing medical care at the hospital.
The Shriners Association's Long Beach outing drew thousands of nobles and ladies. Many toured the Southern California citrus belt while others enjoyed ocean shore activities after their annual gathering.
The report notes Canadian Interior Minister Charles Stewart told the House of Commons Canada claims all lands north of the Dominion to the North Pole. The claim is described as not new, with debate on the basis of discovery during future expeditions and historical context. The report cites U. S. sources and a Providence, Massachusetts conversation with a U.S. official.
Albany judges deny James Beerenrmegy pee's appeal to reopen his divorce from Anne A Stillman. The court holds the banker guilty of adultery making him ineligible for a divorce. The ruling also touches on the legitimacy question of Stillman’s son Baby Guy and returns the case to lower courts for action.
A court ruling is amended to strike references to the legitimacy of the foant defendant, modifying the judgment on appeal to remove those references and adjust the appellate outcome.
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