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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
5
The report charts June 26 quotations across markets. Wheat and corn in Chicago show price activity with July and September contracts. New York stocks bonds and currencies shift while cotton and coffee markets edge lower. Regional notes cover turpentine in Savannah and New Orleans July cotton ranges.
New York reports Ida May Symington flatly denied all accusations of infidelity on the witness stand. She rejected the claimed intimacy with co respondent Talbot W. Chambers who is held on $1,000 bail on statutory charges.
Howard 8B Rawls, Grady County treasurer, was indefinitely suspended by the Board of County Commissioners after an audit found a $10 144 shortage in the general fund. Auditor Charles J Burke reported manipulation of deposits. Rawls cited political pressure and private loan requests, denying misappropriation. Bond covers potential county loss. no arrest reported yet.
Coast guard tug Carrabassett and the Eagle No. 9 battled southwest gale about 260 miles east southeast of Virginia capes to reach Hampton Roads. The Keywaydin, mine sweeperargo, and radio failures hindered contact while naval and coast guard crews fought to tow or salvage the distressed vessel as conditions remained severe. All on board reported well but communications were unreliable and no steady line to the Eagle No. 9 had been established by tonight.
A passenger aircraft crashed on takeoff for Paris in Basel, resulting in the death of one woman passenger and serious injuries to the pilot. Hotel records showed the husband and wife registered together the night she is alleged to have been with Chambers. The testimony referenced family life and remarks by the husband on avoiding a split between sport and family duties.
The Cairo Messenger reports a military coup in Greece led by Panaglogos with revolutionary troops seizing public buildings. The movement claims to reflect popular will as officers fault the Michalakopoulos cabinet for military neglect and foreign capital concessions. The monarchist fleet supports the coup while a coroner’s inquest notes threats within a family.
G L Parker aged 35 a Spence District resident took his own life Wednesday afternoon by discharging a shotgun through his neck. Death was instantaneous. Sheriff Perkins and Coroner Gently investigated and a coroner jury ruled the death the result of gun shot wounds. Parker was at his home near the M Pope place just north of Abfidg.
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