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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
4
Agricultural and commodity notes from Chicago and Savannah show May July Sept wheat and corn quotes. cotton prices in New York and New Orleans quoted with March futures. Other markets report firmer turpentine rosin in Savannah and steady bonds in New York with stocks irregular.
Jimmy De Forest of the Palo Grounds Athletic Club says he offered Jack Dewjreey a larger purse than ever before to meet Harry Wills for the heavyweight title by Sept 25. The offer was sent to Jack Kearns in Chicago, who travels to Trenton, N J, for a fight film trial. De Forest notes no specific amount due to purse-guarantee restrictions in New York. Dempsey has said he will fight Wills if a bona fide promoter makes an offer, with Tex Rickard potentially overseeing the bout if it occurs in the East.
San Diego reports a massive U S battle fleet concentration in the Lower California sandbox as 114 warships brace for a simulated invasion. The exercise highlighted submarine endurance, balanced provisioning, and gaps in scout cruisers with a final conference to assess four key findings and a notable code failure.
A council meeting of the League of Nations saw Great Britain reject the Geneva peace protocol while France Italy and Japan voiced varying support for speakers proposals. The debate centered on compulsory arbitration and new defensive treaties to prevent war with Briand Scialoja Ishii and Briand supporting alternatives to the protocol.
President Coolidge receives Baron Von Maltzan at the White House to accept his credentials as Germanys ambassador and expresses confidence in Germanys path to peace. Coolidge honors President Ebert and notes Americas support for reconstruction while Maltzan pledges mutual understanding and good will.
Atlanta march 13. It is true that a man's face is his fortune then the American male is capitalizing on it with a booming barber trade.
A barber in Atlanta says the industry costs about 760 million dollars yearly for shops with 300 million on facial massages and hair tonics. He cites prosperity and lifelong study of the trade as reasons, with rivalry between sexes for youthful appearance and relaxation as further motives.
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