07 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
1
The Thomasville Times Enterprise prints Armistice Day reflections and a string of social observations. The column touches on roses planted in yards, moonshine starch, liquor legality, loveless marriages, thoughtful men, garter snapping, rainy days, newspaper advertising, hunting season, nosy neighbors, and civic figures like Commissioner Tate and Jimmy Walker.
A defense of hard boiled juries argues they deter crime by delivering swift, harsher justice. It cites cases like Pantages, a Maton sentencing, and bootlegger Lizenziata to claim law delays fuel crime and that faster punishment protects society.
Brookhart from Hoover's state says he can reveal liquor party happenings that could embarrass senior officials including bankers and senators. He references an invite to a dinner where bankers were to whisper to senators about liquor, suggesting a confidential setting and potential scandal.
Chicago reports a federal bid to recover 300000 in back income taxes from former beer baron Terry Druggan failed when three of his men blocked Internal Revenue Service agents Myrtle Tanner Blackridge and Robert E Neely at the gate of Druggan's country estate. The agents retreated after facing threats and guns, ending the attempt to collect the large claim.
Carl Williams cotton representative on the Federal Farm Board will fly to Montgomery after concluding a Georgia tour. He told farmers that organized agriculture must be national and commodity based for board aid, and that loans are for marketing rather than production.
A compact list of rental notices across town includes furnished housekeeping rooms at 939 South Broad and a five room bungalow at 20 Montana, with contact D E Blanton. Also 122 Remington Avenue offers nice rooms with board, and a November 15th five room house at 413 Remington Ave listed by Fred Mc Murray. Additional 3 room and two furnished rooms on Crawf ord Street and near 594 W phone, plus a six room house at A E Tucker for 17.50 and a one five room house with contact numbers 54 or 901 J.
King horse leads in six days of shows at Madison Square Garden for the National Horse Show. Top American mounts compete for trophies and cash prizes in 150 classes while riders from five nations vie in the international military championship. The German team will not defend the title from last year.
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