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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1931

Page

4

Local woman claims vast fortune of Princess de Montglyon

Mrs. Madi line Buchanan Gill defends her claim to the late Princess de Montglyon’s estate, saying a will and a bill of sale prove her ownership. A Belgian consul seeks administrator, alleging heirs. Gill cites a will naming a half brother James A Casey later renamed Verne, who she says sold the collection to her before his death.

Mercy de Argenthau Napoleon Gill D’avaray America Orient Casey Tampa Verne Virginia Dauphin Louis the Sixteenth Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church

Starrs Letters Read To Jury In Death by Own Action Case

A letter from a self described troubled individual, dated June 2 and postmarked from a Fifth Avenue hotel, expresses torment over life and a plan to end it. The note requests no further contact and is addressed to STARR at 12 St. Luke's Place, New York City.

Fifth Avenue Preson St. Luke’s Place New York City

Round the World in Ten Days Dream Fliers Take Flight

New York June 24 Wiley Post and Harold Gatty aim to circle the globe in ten days aboard the Winnie Mae, a 16 000 mile route with stops at Berlin and Irkutsk. The craft is funded by F C Hall of Chickasha Oklahoma. Post 32, Gatty navigation expert and author, are married and seek fame in a daring record attempt.

New York Wiley Post Harold Gatty Harbor Grace Berlin Moscow Irkutsk Kharborovsk Yakutsk Nome Edmonton Cleveland Winnie Mae F. C. Hall Chickasha Okla Los Angeles Chicago Maysville Oklo Gatty Royal Australian Naval College Charles A. Lindbergh Post

Deputy Goes On Trial For Slaying Of Mexican Youth

Ardmore Oklahoma June 24 A jury selected to try W E Guess former deputy sheriff charged with the murder of two young Mexican college students Emilio Cortes Rubio cousin of the Mexican President and Manuel Garcia Gomez Defense witnesses said they were within a block of the scene and Albro reported seeing a gun in the dying Cortes Rubio’s hand during the June 7 shooting.

Ardmore Okla W. E. Guess Guess Cecil Crosby Emilio Cortes Rubio Manuel Garcia Gomez F. B. Albro Howard McKinsey Earl Benton Albro Cortes Rubio

Nine Planes Cross Atlantic in Nonstop Flight

New York reports nine aircraft completed a nonstop west to east cross from the United States to Europe, following earlier 1919 Alcock Brown and numerous 1927 1928 1929 crossings. The list includes Lindbergh and Levine in 1927, Byrd and Balchen, Earhart, and others through 1930.

New York North Atlantic Wiley Post Harold Gatty Europe John Alcock Arthur W. Brown Charles A. Lindbergh Clarence D. Chamberlin Charles A. Levine Richard E. Byrd Bernt

Cross Atlantic in record time with no mishaps

New York June 24 three one eyed pilots attempted the crossing but Wiley Post is the only survivor. The Winnie Mac completed a 2000 mile hop in 16 hours 17 minutes at about 120 mph after landing at 12 45 p m local time. Francis Coli and Walter Hinchliffe previously perished in one eyed attempts.

Cross Atlantic New York Atlantic Wiley Post Francis Coli France America Charles Nungesser Walter G. Hinchliffe England Elsie Mac

Personal Visitors Reach Through Georgia Towns

Mr E L Tyre of Waycross and Mr A F McGahee of Coolidge are in Thomasville for short visits. Dr Georgia Waterman, chiropodist, lists address 427 N Madison St and phone 2825. Mr F E Weatherly of Albany stays several days. Ray S Jennings of Atlanta on business. Sara Levitt, public stenographer, 107 W Jackson St. Mr and Mrs C R Lawton of Kansas City visiting Thomasville. Mrs J H Register and daughters Melba and Jean returned from Dublin. Footwear ad for bare foot sandals by L J Sturdivant 125 S Broad St. Mr P C Andrews left for Atlanta with four children Annette Bernice Frances Tom Andrews. Dancing Every Night, Good Eats, Milton’s Paradise, Boston Road, new management.

P. C. Andrews Atlanta Annette Bernice Frances Tom Andrews

Neill Elected President of State Senate

Georgia politics unfold as Neill is elected Senate president with Russell as governor. West and McWhorter withdraw to seek harmony and avoid factional divisions. Legislature to meet 60 days to address redistricting and state government reorganizations while seeking efficiency and cost reduction. Local notes include visits by Kirkand Badley Hoag and Meeks, plus brief community notices.

Richard B. Russell, Jr House McWhorter West Senate Neill Georgia Russell

Shop Sale Notice at L. J. Sturdivant

Ladies and children's apparel offered in half sales with prices 85c to 1.25 dollars and men's items from 1.00 to 1.50 dollars. Located at 125 South Broad Street under L. J. Sturdivant.

L. J. Sturdivant South Broad Street

Dick Russell to be sworn in by his father this week

The article outlines Dick Russell’s political ascent from Georgia law graduate to ten-year legislator with four years as speaker. His father, Chief Justice Russell, has led since 1928 and never lost a judicial post. It notes family political roots and Dick’s Navy service and campaign methods.

Dick Russell Russell State House University of Georgia Law School Atlanta Margaret Sanger

Early Baseball Scores Across Leagues

National League games include Pittsburgh breaking Brooklyn 6 to 5 with home runs by Grantham Suhr and O'Doul. Chicago beating New York 2 to 2 in a rainiled showing. Cincinnati edging Boston 8 to 5 behind Johnson Sukeforth Brandt Haid and Spohrer. American League notes Washington Detroit Boston New York Chicago results feature Ruth Bluege Moore and others with varied scoring details.

Rhe Cincinnati Boston Johnson Sukeforth Brandt Haid Cunningham Spohrer

Stocks Rally Broad Gains Across Markets in June Trading

New York June 24 Stocks scrambled upward in excited trading today closing with net gains that ranged from 2 to 12 a share. The rally embraced all groups and was broader than Monday with some profit taking late in the day. European exchanges also moved higher as France signaled conditions to Hoover's debt moratorium.

New York Hoover

Laval Hands French Reply to Edge Today

London June 24 Philip Snow den chancellor of the exchequer told the house of commons Britain will cooperate in elaboration of President Hoover's proposal to give it practical effect without delay. He said the declaration is a great gesture and Europe should respond in the same spirit.

London Philip Snowden Exchequer House of Commons Hoover United States Europe

France weighs counter plan to aid Germany and Hoover proposal

The French cabinet weighs a counter plan to aid Germany based on the Young plan and BIS funding, while Washington favors accepting the Hoover plan in full. Paris press debates whether limiting changes preserves or abandons postwar financial structure and the risk to Young plan.

Germany Edge Hoover Walter H. Edge France Bank For International Settlement Bank Austria

France signals conditions on Hoover moratorium likely rejected

Paris reports the United States government would not favor the French attached conditions for accepting the Hoover moratorium. The French cabinet met to decide whether to adhere to the proposed terms amid mounting interest and uncertainty.

France U. U Paris United States Washington Aso

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Madeline Gill Zack Varnedoe Starr B. L. Brewton Renfroe Renfroe’s Dairy Remington Avenue E. L. Tyre of Waycross A. F. McGahee of Coolidge Georgia Waterman N. Madison St F. E. Weatherly Albany Ray S. Jennings Sara Levitt W. Jackson St J. H. Register Melba and Jean Dublin Milton's Boston Road New Management State Senate D. M. Kirkand of Chattanooga Mr. M. J. Badley Philadelphia Crawford’s J. R. Hoag Jacksonville L. L. Dean of Baxley W. H. Meeks Nichols, Ga C. O. Hinson Misses Valnere Martha Hawthorne Jacksonville Beach Jas. McCracken Nell Hammond Mr. Andrews Judge Kay Oll Smith Root Hartnett Hubbel O'Farrell Allen St. Louis Rhem Mancuso Collins McCurdy Watkins Pittsburgh Brooklyn Kremer Grace Heimach Lopez Fitzsimmons Morrell Hogan Noes Malone Hemsley Hornsby Ott Carroll and Styles Zachary and Cronin Detroit Brown and Spencer Whitehill and Hayworth Bluege Moore Berry Harder Myatt Ruffing Perkins Braxton Tate Ruth Laval Kahn Thomasville Kahn Stores North Broad Street le Journal le Matin la Journee Westinghouse Refrigerator Eevee Westinghouse James Gribben, Inc Monument
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