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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
4
A compact market summary noting Turpentine and Rosin in Savannah at 84 cents, St Louis wheat and corn prices for May and July, New York stocks bonds and commodities, Chicago wheat corn cattle hogs, and New York cotton spot and futures with New Orleans price ranges for May July October and December.
Dr. John P Simonds of Northwestern University Evanson reports both Dr Oscar Oson and Mrs Emily McClintock show marked chronic heart disease. The findings relate to the murder indictment of William Nelson McClintock, with exhumations and poison tests underway. Miss Luella Rheabell is subpoenaed amid conflicting claims about typhoid germs at a scientific school.
Berlin reports show post election debates over the significance of Sunday’s ballot for president. Dr Karl Jarres faces pressure to quit the final race as rivals seek a non Socialist Republican candidate backed by Democrats Centrists and Socialists.
Testimony links Chapman to a New Britain department store looting and a murder. Shean testifies Chapman discussed bootlegging and a counterfeiting plot, while Atwater and others place Chapman at the scene with a smoking gun. Forbes remains hospitalized after cerebral thrombosis.
Dr Ball declares Dorothy Ellingson suffers from a psychosis with medical not legal implications. Judge Lounderback allows jury trial for mental incompetence evidence amid cross examination by Assistant DA Harmon Skillin. Ball cites complete exams and no organic defect. Ellingson described as biologically grown but psychologically average for age.
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