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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1925

Page

3

Liquor Seizure From Two Coastwise Vessels

New York officials seized 1 500 gallons of whisky and more than 57 000 bottles of imported ale from the steamship Boston and the steam freighter Herman Winter in a coastwise crackdown. The contraband, labeled lobster and herring, was shipped from Boston to New York by an American representative of an English firm. Fines could reach 90 000 to 100 000 dollars. no arrests were reported.

New York Coast Guard United States Customs Boston Herman Winter Eastern Shipping Company Customs

Mirabeau B. Lamar Named Texas Republic President

Columbus figure Mirabeau B. Lamar served as President of the New Republic for Texas, highlighting his leadership role in the early Texas statehood era.

Mirabeau B. Lamar Columbus New Republic Texas

Funeral for Lee Curry Draws Large Lyons Crowd

A funeral in Lyons Georgia honors Lee Curry from Toombs County. The service at a country church near the Altamaha River drew about a thousand mourners, with a six mile long procession from the Curry home. Clarence James was among the pallbearers. Rev H J Eason gave prayers and a 20 member choir sang.

Maron Altamaha River Lee J. P. Walker S. B. Smith R. S. Boyd Clarence James J. W. Moore G. L. Underwood H. J. Eason Johnson Corner

Baseball Scores From National and Minor Leagues

In the American League and National League scores, Pittsburg defeated New York 6 to 5. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 11 to 2, Chicago 2 to 0 over Brooklyn, St. Louis 8 to 6 over Boston. Southern Association results include Little Rock 4 New Orleans 5, Atlanta 6 Nashville 0, Birmingham 7 Chattanooga 3, Memphis 3 Mobile 13. Sally League features Asheville 7 Spartanburg 3, Macon 10 Columbia 5, Augusta 3 Charlotte 4, Knoxville 4, and Greenville 14.

P.G. Philadelphia Washington Chicago Settee Cleveland St. Louis Erdere New York Detroit Brooklyn Onee Philadelphia Es Beileatede Geve Pittsburg Aereenees Cincinnati Eee Boston Eeree Rere Pittsburg Chicago Brooklyn Southern Association Little Rock New Orleans Atlanta Nashville Birmingham Chattanooga Memphis Mobile Asheville Spartanburg Macon Columbia Augusta Charlotte Knoxville Greenville

Major League Matches and Southern League Schedules

Philadelphia plays St Louis while Washington meets Detroit and New York faces Cleveland. Boston battles Chicago and St Louis visits Boston as Chicago hosts Brooklyn. Pittsburg meets New York and Cincinnati faces Philadelphia. In the Southern League Mobile plays Memphis Nashville faces Atlanta New Orleans visits Little Rock Chattanooga clashes with Birmingham Columbia visits Macon Charlotte at Augusta Greenville meets Knoxville Spartanburg encounters Asheville. Stone Mountain near Atlanta is described as the world’s largest solid rock rising about 2000 feet with a base circumference six to seven miles.

American League Philadelphia St. Louis Washington Detroit New York Cleveland Boston Chicago Stone Mountain Atlanta

Gary Declares Business Conditions Not Entirely Satisfactory

Elbert H. Gary told over a thousand industry leaders at the American Iron and Steel Institute meeting that U S business conditions are good but not entirely satisfactory. He cited high taxes political interference and timid management as major diseases and urged further tax relief. He predicted a good steel future but noted lower returns on capital postwar.

New York Elbert H. Gary American Iron and Steel Institute United States Gary Coolidge Idustry

Plan Commission Proposed to Protect Coastal Fisheries

Washington May 28 Representatives from fourteen Atlantic and Gulf Coast states asked Secretary Hoover to establish a special commission representing state and federal governments to plan concerted action for coastal fisheries protection. The conference noted declining ocean fish output and pollution issues, urging measures to aid commercial fishermen. Official attendees included Swepson Earle Maryland J K Dixon North Carolina G A Bloxom Virginia Peter S Twitty Georgia and Trower Cravens South Carolina.

Washington, D. C Atlantic and Gulf Coast States Federa Authority Hoover North Carolina G. A. Bloxom Virginia Peter S. Twitty Georgia Trower Cravens South Carolina

Randolph County Census Shows Farm Growth and Race Split

The 1925 Randolph county farms census reports 2,478 farms on January 1 1925, up from 2,135 in 1920, with 766 White operated and 1,721 by Black farmers. Total farm acreage is 152,838 acres, down from 189,292 acres in 1920. The preliminary Department of Commerce census was announced by local officials.

Atlanta Randolph County Department of Commerce

Farm land and property values and crops in 1924 report

The record shows total land and building value on farms at 5 369 265, down from 6 257 126 four years earlier. Farm lands valued 4 061 140 vs 4 489 974 in 1920, and property at 1 308 125 vs 1 767 152. Principal crops in 1924 included corn 33 835 acres, hay 2 584, cotton 41 386, peach trees 145 096 producing 171 702 bushels. livestock totals list horses 289, mules 3 053, cattle 6 047, beef cattle 1 753, dairy cows 1 870, other dairy cattle 1 424, and breeding sows 960.

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