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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
4
Market quotes show rye and oats in Chicago with various futures, including June 8 observations and unsettled prices for wheat corn and rye. St Louis grain reports list wheat and corn prices for July to December futures, while New York markets note irregular stocks and firmer bonds alongside a quiet cotton scene.
Prof. Turner died soon after, his face hacked from forehead to chin and throat and chest gashed. He was found by R. G. Markham, a senior agricultural student who had been assisting Turner. Markham said papers which...
Friday marked a new city record as the Thomasville water works pumped 822000 gallons in 24 hours. State health analyses report excellent water quality from Well No 3 with zero turbidity and very low bacteria, confirming safety for drinking.
The dirigible Los Angeles, after circling Lakewood and skipping Stow Field, heads back to Lakehurst due to engine trouble. Messages dropped to Toledo Madison and Cleveland officials carry greetings from the American Legion as the ship returns via Pittsburg and Lakehurst.
F H Mc Quilkin of Enid Theater was killed instantly when lightning struck a tree at Guthrie Country Club during a golf tournament. A man and a boy were injured, Frank Kelly was partially paralyzed, and caddie Forrest Billings suffered burns as players sheltered under the tree. The storm arrived with high wind and electrical activity.
Investigators say important documents vanished from the Agronomy building and that Prof Turner and a colleague planned to probe the loss yesterday. The victim's purse remained intact and police suspect a grudge-bearing student. Palm prints will be taken to compare with an axe print.
The Flowers Ice Cream Company unveils a five inch tubular Frozen Sucker in orange lemon lime grape and cherry flavors. Promoted as long lasting and handless, the treat is priced at five cents and advertised as ideal for picnics and outings.
The quarterly League of Nations session opens in Geneva drawing many European statesmen. France leans toward league based foreign policy while Britain remains cooler under its present government. Mr Chamberlain supports pacts under the league covenant and its direction as Germany's membership possibility looms. Briand returned to his hotel after talks smiling.
A report from Court House Ohio states the Bank of Washington declined to appear before the Senate committee probing the alleged ad- practice. Witnesses were summoned but the bank chose not to testify, citing unspecified reasons.
The French legation told the Associated Press that an accord with England on France’s reply to Germany has been reached and details remain to be finalized by London. A British spokesman said agreement on all points should be reached in two to three days. France will stress Germany joining the league of nations.
An Army officer was crushed to death and a cadet seriously injured when their plane plunged 600 feet into the ground in a tall spin near Brooks field eleven miles from San Antonio on June 8.
Boston June 8 report shows continued improvement in Secretary of War John W. Weeks after gallstone surgery. Physicians credited for progress and described condition as steadily improving with hopeful outlook.
Washington June 8 The supreme court will close its present term today with opinions in several of the twenty pending cases. Some decisions may be carried over to the new term starting October 5. A key ruling will be the M B Daugherty case on Congress power to compel witness attendance and production.
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