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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1925

Page

10

Michigan Bars Sale of Dodge Stock in State

Lansing May 6 The State Securities Commission refused approval for the sale of Dodge Brothers stock in Michigan citing insufficient tangible assets. Debenture notes valued at 75 million may be sold. assets total 102 million against 85 million stock and 75 million notes. Dillon Read bankers dispute Michigan’s stance and plan separate listing for new Dodge Brothers, Inc. directors include Horace Dodge Jr. and Clarence Dillon.

Michigan Lansing, Mich State Securities Commission Dodge Brothers New York Dodge Brothers, Inc H. N. Duff Commission Michigan Securities Commission Dillon, Read & Co Dodge Michigan Commissioners New York Stock Exchange Clarence Dillon E. G. Wilmer Horace E. Dodge, Jr Detroit

US population on Jan 1 1925 estimated at 114 million

New York May 6 1925 The National Bureau of Economic Research estimates the United States population at 114 311 000 on January 1 1925. Births exceed deaths by four times net immigration amid slowing growth as births 2 645 000 deaths 1 333 000.

New York United States National Bureau of Economic Research Bureau Willford I. King United

Population Changes in the United States 1909 to 1924

The bureau reports the greatest population growth by percentage occurred in 1909 and the smallest in 1918 during war and influenza. By 1924 births exceeded deaths by about 19 percent, immigration fell, and the death rate stayed unusually low except during 1918–1920.

Bureau King United States

Yesterday's Results Across Major Leagues and Associations

Baseball scores from the American and National Leagues show wins for New York over Philadelphia and Chicago over Cleveland among others. Southern League and South Atlantic Association results include Nashville, Birmingham, Memphis, Atlanta, and Charlotte with varied outcomes, plus Lakeland St. Petersburg rain and Sanford edging Tampa 1 0.

Lakeland St. Petersburg Sanford Tampa

Survey shows purebred livestock marketed for meat

Washington reports that 62 percent of purebred livestock is sold for meat, with dairy barns also drawing more purebred cattle. The survey covers 653 farmers in 45 states, based on questionnaires from the Bureau of Animal Industry.

Washington Bureau of Animal Industry Bureau Nebraska

Baseball Matchups Across Cities

Detroit hosts St. Louis while Chicago meets Cleveland and Boston faces Washington. Philadelphia plays New York and Cincinnati clashes with Chicago. Brooklyn visits Boston and New York travels to Philadelphia. St. Louis hosts Pittsburg and Chattanooga travels to Mobile. Little Rock plays Atlanta and Memphis meets Birmingham. Nashville faces New Orleans as South Atlantic League action continues with Spartanburg at Macon and Greenville at Augusta.

P. C. Cleveland Ob. Pa Washington Philadelphia Trovey Chicago St. Louis New York Boston Detroit Janet P. C New York Weeds Cincinna Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg St. Louis P. C Atlanta Mente Meng Nashville Parhertey New Orleans Sper Birmingham Oh Chattanooga Memphis Wees Padyne Sedge Little Rock Mobile Paniry Cleveland Detroit New Orleans Birmingham Memphis National League Cincinnati Southern League

Rich man or poor man face hard path to salvation

A quotation from the New York American features Rastus declaring that the road to the Kingdom of Heaven is hard for a rich man to enter and just as hard for a poor man to remain on earth, highlighting social contrasts.

Kingdom of Heaven Caid Rastus New York American

Houghton's Speech Seen by Germans as Final Warning

Berlin reports that Alanson B. Houghton's London Pilgrims dinner address is viewed as America's final warning to Europe. Official circles say it could accelerate negotiations for a security pact while urging Europe to halt Balkanizing moves and pursue peaceful reconstruction.

Houghton Europe Berlin Alanson B. Houghton London Foreign Office America United States Orgen Cke Loket Anzeiger Ambassador Houghton France Lokal Ansteiger Poland Czecho-Slovakia Paris

Cross-Word Puzzle Clues and Grid Fragments

A historical crossword puzzle list presents across and vertical clues with varied spellings and typographical errors. The items include common words such as 1 Across Apportions 6 Across Offer resistance and 12 Across Weird with numerous misprints throughout.

Moment of American stance threatens France debt crisis

The fragment notes that America withdrawing support and insisting on debt regulations could push France's financial situation to the breaking point, underscoring the fragility of international finance amid shifting allied policies.

America France

Swede with a hunch returns to Nevada gold fields

Pete Oslund, known as that lucky Swede, returns to Tonopah after a Sweden visit. Once sticking with a Halifax lease, he mined high grade ore worth about 28000 dollars before leaving. Now back, he tests a new hunch on a Cow Springs range strike 30 miles from Tonopah hoping for a repeat.

Tonopah Pete Oslund Sweden Pete Halifax Cow Springs Nevada Desert

Japanese Baseball Team to Visit Seattle for Washington Games

The University of Japan has accepted an invitation to play the University of Washington in Seattle this spring with return games in Japan in fall 1926. Before the visit, the University of Chicago team will play the Japanese squad in Japan, with Chicago to schedule additional games abroad. Washington teams have previously toured Japan, winning 25 of 26 on the last trip.

Seattle Wash Waseda University of Japan University of Washington Washington Japan United States University of Chicago Chicago Diamond Stars

Cooks Prefer Gas In U S Cooking Share

A recent estimate shows about half of U S cooking is done with gas. The figure reflects evolving appliance use and energy preferences across households and kitchens nationwide.

United States

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