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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1925
Page
4
The report lists closing moves across markets on March 23 with prices for wheat corn and cotton. Turpentine and rosin are noted as firm in Savannah while St Louis reports May wheat at 1.69 and July 2.44 and May corn at 1.10 and July 1.15. New York notes weak stocks and irregular exchanges with steady sugar and easy coffee. Spot cotton in New York stands at middling 25.65.
The report lists New Orleans figures for March and ranges through May July October and December. Rates appear as 25.40 to 25.44 in March, 25.68 to 25.70 in July, 24.60 to 24.61 in October, and 24.64 in December.
George Stuart Fullerton, renowned philosopher, died by suicide at his Poughkeepsie home. The report notes his death occurred March 23, with AP as the source. The text also discusses Watkinsville as Clarke County’s historic seat since its 1801 creation by Georgia Legislature.
London march 23 Austen Chamberlain secretary for foreign affairs is set to report to the House of Commons on his Paris mission amid heated press debate. The new French ambassador M de Fleurian will relay Paris talks, while prospects for a security pact with Germany remain unclear amid debt and disarmament discussions.
Thirteen people die and five are seriously hurt after two Southern Pacific fast mail trains collide in fog at Rohes between Franklin and Patterson Louisiana. The dead include Frank Stafford Port Arthur Texas news butcher and E Conery New Orleans veteran engineer on No 109. nine unidentified negro passengers. The eastbound San Antonio Express engineer Frank Mathews reports missing the switch in fog. three wounded, including A J Thibodaux fireman and Frank Mathews engineer. Trains were being diverted and the wreckage strewn for miles. a fourteen year old boy survived.
Moscow reports renewed legal moves over the Saghalin concession with Sinclair Oil. Government seeks to return the 200000 rubles posted as guarantee and proposes a new contract while Sinclair lawyers reject the offer. Court sessions and disputed interpretations continue into Sunday.
Two young white men BE. M. Bennett and C. S. Stewart were arrested in Dublin Georgia on charges connected to stealing a car from Clarksdale Mississippi. They escaped jail by tearing through a roof, then robbed a Buick touring car before being recaptured. Mississippi authorities expected to claim them, but Dublin police planned to hold them for local charges before transfer.
Judge Richard B. Russell, chief justice and University of Georgia trustees chair, calls an Atlanta board meeting for April to discuss Chancellor David Barrow's resignation. Prominent Georgia educators are named as possible successors while Russell hints at urging Barrow to remain, with board to review the situation from all angles.
From the Boston Transcript. An elder sister admonishes a younger sister after a man kisses her, questioning shame and judgment. The younger sister defends innocence, saying the man was unknown to her and implying surprise at the gentleman’s behavior.
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