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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1925

Page

4

Market Quotations From Weakened Grain and Produce Markets

Market notes from Chicago Savannah St Louis New York and New Orleans show grain and produce prices moving in volatile directions with wheat firm corn higher and hogs weak. Cotton futures quoted with New York and New Orleans values listed while social notes mention Mrs Neal Cornell and her son visiting in Miami and North Dawson Street.

Neal Cornell and Son Miami, Fla H. T. Cone Dawson Street

Bank Records Linked to Bennett Hoffman Murder Trial

C M Preston of Hamilton National Bank identified Miss August Hoffman account records in the Bennett Bennett murder trial in Chattanooga Tennessee March 25. He presented three checks and testified one signature endorsement differed from the other two.

Associated Press Chattanooga Tenn C. M. Preston Hamilton National Bank Today Augusta Hoffman W. H. Bennett Mae Bennet Misa Hoffman

Georgia-born Negro lawyer dies in Berlin

Moses Leonard Frazier born in Georgia in 1860, American Negro lawyer, found dead from gas asphyxiation in Berlin. Police said indications pointed to self-inflicted death. An investigation revealed he claimed to be among the first Negro graduates of Columbia University Law School.

Moses Leonard Frazier Columbia University Law School Associated Press Berlin Georgia

Dogs Track Escaped Bevans Brothers Across Maryland Swamp

Snow Hill Maryland March 25 two hundred armed men awaited bloodhounds from Virginia to follow Luther and Andrew Bevans brothers accused of arson who escaped yesterday after shooting and beating two officers en route to Baltimore in a car the two officers were seriously injured at a Salisbury hospital Chief of police William Purnell was shot three times in the head deputy sheriff W W Davis was shot in the hand hacked and severely beaten hospital physicians say internal injuries are likely sheriffs from three counties with deputies police and hundreds of citizens prepared to pursue into Cropper Neck swamp the fugitives are believed sheltered there capture likely within hours

Snow Hill Virgina Salisbury William Purnell Worcester County Worcester

Douglas man slain in fight near Douglas Georgia

Hugh Harrell about 50, known troublemaker, was killed Monday afternoon at the Markers Fletcher sawmill eight miles southeast of Douglas by Henry Billington a sawmill worker. Billington, who was wounded, surrendered after self defense claims. Harrell divorced from his wife, leaves five children. Billington from Irvin County assigned to Fletcher's mill, now jailed.

Duglas Hugh Harrell Simon Adams Douglas Henry Billington Markers Fletcher Harrell Billington Coffee County Irvin County Fletcher's Mill

Impeachment Discussion Looms on Federal Judge George English

In St Louis on March 25 prosecutors sheriffs and other officials were summoned to appear before a congressional committee probing Judge George English of the Eastern District of Illinois to decide if he should be impeached.

St. Louis Congressional Committee George English Mlinois

Weather report for Thomasville March 26 1926

U S Weather Bureau Thomasville Georgia issues forecast for Thomasville and vicinity. Tonight and Thursday expected to be generally fair. Observations show a high of 78 today and 70 yesterday with mean 65. Normal for the date is 76. Humidity at 8 am 85 percent and at 1 pm 46 percent. Rainfall in the past 24 hours 0.00 inch. since Jan 1 8.2 inches.

Thomasville

Woodlock Receives Recess Appointment to ICC

Thomas F. Woodlock of New York was granted a recess appointment by President Coolidge to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The move follows previous failed Senate action amid Southern opposition over regional representation. Woodlock succeeds the resigning Mark W. Potter of New York. he is a financial writer and a Democrat.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Thomas F. Woodlock New York Coolidge Interstate Commerce Commission White House Senate Woodlock Mark W. Potter

Methodist Episcopal Church South council ends Raleigh pledge meeting

Tulsa Oklahoma March 25 The Women's Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church South ends its convention after pledging a million dollars to mission work and selecting Raleigh North Carolina for the next annual session.

Associated Press Tulsa Okla Raleigh, N. C Women's Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South

Lillian Gish Eats Raw Carrots in Courtroom Nervousness

New York March 25 Lillian Gish eats raw carrots to calm nerves during the Federal Court trial of Charles H. Duell who seeks to bind her to work only for Inspiration Pictures. She bites carrots between questions and explains she is awfully nervous.

The Associated Press New York Lillian Gish Charles H. Duell Inspiration Pictures, Inc Miss Gish

Macon Columnist Injured in Bar Stunt

Macon Georgia March 25 John OD Spencer Telegraph columnist lost part of his left ear and suffered a three inch neck gash when an automobile overturning yesterday morning. Mrs Spencer driving escaped injury. Spencer quipped That s all right Ive heard every thing worth hearing already.

Macon John OD. Spencer the Telegraph Spencer

Oklahoma Officer Killed by Prisoners Who Escape

Chickasaw March 25 deputy sheriff J A Sewell of Tulsa County was found dead beside a road south of here. He was escorting two prisoners by car to Granite state reformatory when they fled with the vehicle.

Associated Press Chickasaw Okla J. A. Sewell Tulsa County Here State Reformatory Granite

Railroad President Newman Erb Dies After Surgery

Newman Erb president of the Ann Arbor Railroad died at Roosevelt Hospital following an operation performed on Monday. He had been hospitalized earlier in New York City.

Associated Press New York

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