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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1925
Page
4
Chicago market notes show May prices for wheat and corn across 1 May and 1 July futures with mixed moves. New York and New Orleans cotton bids quoted for May and Oct with middling values. Turpentine in Savannah firm at 1.02 to 1.02 1/2. St. Louis Wheat and Corn futures listed for May July Sept.
Rum row off New York has appeared near the Virginia Capes and the entrance to Chesapeake Bay. The entrance is guarded closely and Commander Yealdle is not alarmed over the possibility that violated bayshore landings will feed Tum runners.
Jackson Mississippi May Disclaim says Gov Whitfield urges dismissal of a 12 million dollar antitrust suit against Ford Motor Co filed by State Revenue Agent A J Mier. He argues the action harms Mississippi's image and will push legislature to define the state's business stance.
Memphis May 11 Divers were forced to pause efforts to recover bodies from the sunken hull of the Norman after a sudden swift current. A derrick boat was brought to the scene and Maj. D. H. Connolly, in charge, remained at the location as engineers and river men expected bodies could be carried miles downstream toward Helena Arkansas or trapped in a river eddy.
El-Krim leads tribesmen in incursions into French Morocco while Lyautey gathers forces near 70 000 men. French posts face siege as ten days pass without expelling the Riffians and a new counteroffensive is days away. Military observers note seasoned tactics by tribal leaders and a Rabat summit by Gen Niessel.
A Petersburg lumberman, Oscar Sither, said today that about a thousand men have mushed through Wrangel to Cassiar in British Columbia since Christmas in search of gold. The trip marks a persistent rush despite harsh winter conditions.
Theodore Roosevelt and his brother Kermit with members of their Central Asian hunting expedition landed in Bombay on May 11 aboard the British steamship Razmak.
Albany Post No 30 members lauded the World War film Powder River shown at Liberty Theatre drawing the largest crowd in the theater’s history. More than two thousand spectators attended yesterday with many turned away as shows sold out. A Legion committee arranged the showing through Grand Theatre manager Heghan Johnson with plans to repeat the presentation at the Grand Theatre next Thursday and Friday.
Local Weather Bureau observations show mean temperature 78 with 77 percent humidity at 8 am and 46 percent at 1 pm. Unsettled tonight and Tuesday with probable showers and a high today near 85 after a 88 yesterday. Rainfall this month 10.72 inches, departure since January 1 7.88 inches. Wind from the south at 7 miles per hour at 1 pm.
Dispatches from Spitsbergen confirm Captain Amundsen and his team will delay the start of their North Pole flight for three weeks due to unfavorable ice conditions and wintry weather.
Field Marshal Von Hindenburg arrives in Berlin for the inauguration at noon in the Reichstag. Rival Wilhelm Marx announces plans to attend. About 200,000 supporters line the parade route as self appointed receptor committees spread along the streets.
Savannah May 11 The Atlantic Cotton Association holds its second annual convention with City officials welcoming members. Theodore Price prepared to deliver the principal address at the Savannah Cotton Exchange gathering led by Mayor Hull and J B Glover.
A single authentic picture of actual World War battles, taken by the U S Army Signal Corps, is highlighted as the only existing image of its kind. The notice notes its showing in Mondays Times Enterprise and references dates May 14 and 16.
Rev. James C. Duncan of Clinton is reelected president of the Unitarian Ministerial Union in mail ballot results announced at its annual meeting in Boston. The gathering coincided with centenary celebrations of the American Unitarian Association.
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