Prohibition Directors Resignations Stir Kentucky and Florida
Louisville report says Sam Collins federal prohibition director for Tennessee and Kentucky and P Green Miller deputy administrator for Florida have resigned from Col Lincoln C Andrews Treasury group. Miller denies resignation claims while I O Price cites Tampa dispatch implying it. Miller refuses to confirm intentions.
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Louisville
Sam Collins
Tennessee
Kentucky
P. Green Miller
Florida
Lincoln C. Andrews
the Treasury
Miller
Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
I. O. Price
United States
Price
Resignations Overshadow Kentucky Tennessee Prohibition Posts
Washington reports surprise at Sam Collins resignation as federal prohibition administrator for the Kentucky Tennessee district. Andrews had urged Collins to stay. Meanwhile speculation on P Green Miller’s status as acting deputy administrator for Florida is noted.
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Miller
Shelbyville
Collins
Kentucky
Lexington
Louisville
Tennessee
Florida
National Enforcement Administration
Washington, D. C
Sam Collins
Prohibition
Kentucky-Tennessee
Andrews
The
Treasury
Colling
Washington
Andra
P. Green Miller
Florida, Mr. Andrews
Bill McKechnie Named One Of Pirates Top Players
Pittsburg Pa October 1 Bill McKechnie a third baseman and former Milwaukee and St Paul standout has earned a national league pennant after three seasons as Pirates manager. His career spans Butler Canton Wheeling St Paul and New York. as Pirates boss he led the club to a pennant surge over the Giants with Fred Clarke advising.
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Pittsburg
Bill McKechnie
McKechnie
Butler
Washington
Pirates
Heinie Zimmerman
Chicago Cubs
Babe Adams
Canton
Ohio
Wheeling
Jack Miter
Bobby Byrne
Hans Wagner
Paul
Braves
Boston
New York Americans
St. Paul
Everett Scott
Red Sox
Yankees
Senators
Indianapolis
Newark
ShcKechnie
Bul ‘Philippsanne
Benson
Giants
Polo Grounds
New York
Cincinnati
Christy Mathewson
Eddie Rouse
Charley Herzog
Wade Killifer
Heinie Groh
Hugo Bezdek
Penn State
Pirate
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Traynor
Pittsburgers
Naval stores push up supplies in national market
Washington reports a broad rise in supplies of naval stores including turpentine and rosin used by manufacturers of paint varnish soap paper printing ink and shoe polish reflecting expanding demand in early October.
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Washington, D. C
Arger
Miller resigns as Florida deputy federal administrator
Tampa report says P Green Miller deputy federal administrator for Florida resigned monday, with information from U S Deputy Marshal I O Price. Col Benjamin T Simmons could not be reached. Miller left the city last monday for Louisville to testify before a United States court there.
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Tampa
Fla
P. Green Miller
Florida
U. S
Marshall I. O. Price
Benjamin T. Simmons
Prohibition
Weather Review for Thomasville Georgia October 1 1925
Thomasville forecast shows generally fair conditions tonight and Friday. Observations at 1 p.m. report 84 high today and 69 low, with month records cited. Humidity high at 59 percent, wind east at 6 mph. Industry reports note turpentine and rosin stock and usage for 1924 and early 1925 comparisons.
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Thomasville
Vorcotday
Virginia Negro Found Guilty Double Murder
Albert Robertson, twenty one, confessed slayer of two Roanoke detectives, was found guilty of first degree murder for the July 1 killings and sentenced to life in prison though sentencing was postponed for a defense motion. A separate count for the other officer remains unsettled with a pending appeal.
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Roanoke
Albert Robertson
Lfe
Corporation Court
Claud H. Morgan
W M. Terry
Robertson
A. M. Smith
Morgan
Terry
Commonwealth
Samuel R. Price
Hart
Temporary French War Debt Settlement Plans
French Finance Minister Caillaux and American commissioners reviewed a proposed settlement outlining payments totaling about 5.62 billion dollars over 65 years. The plan includes 40 million annually for five years and 60 million yearly for seven years, plus 100 million monthly for the next fifty years, averaging a high interest rate as calculations are finalized.
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Ers
Caillaux
France
Althoth
Extensive botanical gardens urged at Stanford University
Dr. Leroy Abrams of Stanford botany says conditions here can support world famous gardens and Stanford already grows plants from Alaska to Tasmania. He envisions a dedicated botanical garden on campus, noting many species thrive outdoors at Stanford.
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Stanford University
Cal
Leroy Abrams
Botany
Stanford
Alaska
Canada
New England
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Gulf States
Texas
Arizona
Mexico
West Indies
Central America
Ecuador
Brazil
Chile
Norway
England
France
Spain
Austria
Canary Islands
Sicily
Greece
Syria
Caucasus
Himalayas
China
Japan
Algiers
Sahara
South Africa
New Zeland
New Caledonia
Tasmania
Local Community Preaches At Bold Spring Church
Several residents attended service at Bold Spring with Rev A T Hart delivering a fine sermon. Guests included Elma Hudson and the Barnets Creek party. others from Ochlocknee Thomasville Cairo and Freddonia area visited family homes and shared news of visits and school activities.
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Bold Spring
A. T. Hart
Helen
Harry
Elma Hudson
Barnets Creek
Noah Singletary
Bob Braswell
Chasen
Pat Ward
Thomasville
J. B. Giles
Ochlochnee
Oscar Maddox
J. E. McMillan
Oscar Madox
Neta Chastain
Fredonia
J. W. Wilson
Paul Singletary
Sarah
Robert Singletary
Cairo
Roscoe Luke
W. L. Pendergast
Sarah Singletary
Vera Crawford
Vannie Sanders
Oa Omer Sanders
Wilmington
N. C
Mary Bennett
Marie Giles
Mary Maddox
Cranes Fail in First Lift Attempt of S 51
Rescue efforts for S 51 continue amid rough seas after cranes failed to lift the submarine from the surface. Admiral Christy in Washington confirms no survivors, while families await word as weather hampers searches and a thorough body recovery proceeds.
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Admiral Christy
Washington
Navy
E. J. King
H. A. Flanagan
Frederick Teschemacher
William Charles Teschemacher
Newport Naval Hospital
William
Frederick
John L. Gibson
Christy
Mes Sarc
Wilbur
Rescue Effort Continues for men Aboard Submarine 8 51
Navy orders persist in trying to save crew members from the submarine 8 51 sunk off Block Island. Salvage plans are deferred for now while a court of inquiry, led by Capt. O P Jackson, opens at the Boston Navy Yard October 15 to examine the collision with the City of Rome and assign blame if warranted.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Block Island
Christy
Boston Navy Yard
O. P. Jackson
City of
Rome
Wilbur
Florida judge supports easing Volstead Act on wine beer
New York Oct 1 Federal Judge William Sheppard of Pensacola Fla suggested Congress amend the Volstead Act to legalize sale of light wines and beer. He argued enforcement improves with popular support and noted liquor conditions in the South match those in other regions while urging careful amendment rather than repeal.
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New York
Congress
William
Sheppard
Pensacola
Fla
Gulf States
California
South
Wymadosis Club Sets 3:30 Saturday Meeting
The Wymadosis Club schedules an 8 called meeting for Saturday afternoon at 3 30 at Mem Dan Darley’s residence on West Jackson atregt.
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Wymadosis Club
Mem Dan Darley
West Jackson
Atregt
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