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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1927
Page
4
The Court House concert drew a large audience and featured new catchy selections. Plans call for weekly Friday night performances as residents prefer the evening slot.
Washington June 25 officials said no official communication on a U S Japan treaty to outlaw war had been received by the state department Secretary Kellogg had a brief talk with the Japanese ambassador but no treaty discussions were disclosed The state department also said Ambassador Gibson’s refusal to accept Britain’s proposed revision of the Washington arms treaty has full support from Washington
In Greenville on June 25 with Solicitors out of town, prosecutors delay as defense attorneys for Mrs. Ethel Willis and J H Townsend hold line. Mrs Willis jailed, Townsend in state prison, no release moves observed. Colonel Dean declined comment beyond quoting a verse ending with and the truth goes marching on.
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine arrived in Pilsen from Prague at 10 15 this morning and were greeted by notables at a luncheon. They toured the famous brewery and received an enthusiastic reception that caused a mounted policeman’s horse to panic, injuring five people.
Miss Mildred Elizabeth Lowther and Henry Cecil Weldings wed at Bay Shore Methodist Church in Tampa in a ceremony led by Rev. O Newell Palmer. The bride wore white georgette with orange blossoms. matron of honor was Mrs G H Beasley and best man was George Beasley. A reception followed at 4205 Lisbon avenue before the couple planned to reside in Bradenton. Asphalt trucks speed through Dawson street raising caution for pedestrians and tempers in place.
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs. Catherine Cassler of Crownpoint Indiana was sentenced to be hanged on October 21 for the murder of William Lindetorm.
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