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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
4
Market quotes show wheat futures for July September and December with fractional prices, corn rye oats figures, and notes on lard ribs and bellies. Turpentine in Savannah firm at 93 1/2 percent. New York stocks firm bonds steady but staples lower with mixed currency signals. New Orleans cotton ranges for July October December and January contracts with quoted levels.
A 1928 quake fire in Tokyo allegedly caused 83 000 deaths from poison gas, per Seismic Disaster Prevention Commission. The panel includes Prof A Imamura of Tokyo Imperial University and Dr T Nakamura, with 40 scientists contributing papers.
Roy Chapman Andrews leads the Third Asiatic Exposition of the New York Museum of Natural History in a renewed search through Mongolia and Chinese Turkestan for fossil traces of primitive man. The party tours north of the Altai toward Kalgan, planning to discover dinosaur eggs and fossilized flora, wild horses, and camels as it studies climate and human origins.
The June 1 1926 Thomasville council meeting passed the third reading of a dog vaccination ordinance requiring inoculation for all city dogs starting July 1 1926 with metal tags issued by the Health Department set at 1.50 per dog, and a record kept of tagged dogs. The ordinance provides penalties and outlines enforcement, impounding rules, notice requirements, and pound fees. The session also discussed street work on a tobacco warehouse side track, cemetery plotting, and authorized monthly bills.
The article describes imminent armed clash as authorities brace for a military seizure amid Kuomintang tensions in China. Inhabitants flee to Hong Kong, martial law is proclaimed, and merchants seek action while banks store valuables in the foreign Settlement. Royal Governor Reynolds is noted, and Sam J. Alexander from Carrollton is mentioned.
John Eubanks, a 64 year old former Detroit Tiger from Belle Vue, Michigan, still pitches for Belle Vue United Stone. He recalls Ty Cobb and Walter Johnson from 1905 06 and recounts Johnson's first AL game when spiked shoes hindered him. Eubanks notes Johnson 49 at the time and cites bunting against the Detroit club managed by Will Armour.
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