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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

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War department to renew action against Colonel Mitchell

The Associated Press reports disciplinary action against Colonel William A. Mitchell, a leading figure in the Army Air Service, will resume after his testimony before the air board. He has been ordered to report to the inspector general Monday to continue the investigation into his conduct.

The Associated Press Washington D. C William A.mitchell Aircraft Storm Center War Department Mitchell Air Board Inspector General of the Army Army Air Service

Navy air service under fire by seven navy officers

Washington Oct 2 seven naval officers testified before the President’s air board criticizing the navy air service. They urged a separate air corps for the navy or army and called for reorganizing the air services. Commander John Rodgers will lead continued testimony today on PN 9 No 1 Hawaiian flight.

Washington, D. C The Navy Air Service Wwr Air Corps Navy John Rodgers Army Air Col Williams Army National Defense

Fifty Six Rum Runners Captured in New Jersey

Four state troopers plus a private detective captured fifty six rum runners and a cargo valued at about half a million dollars. The group used six trucks four cars and a barge to move imported liquor on Rancocas creek near Bridgeboro. The crew refused a seventy five thousand dollar bribe and their barge was set ablaze attempt thwarted. suspects taken to Burlington jail.

New Jersey Bridgeboro Delaware River Associated Press Burlington, N. J Bridgesboro Rancocas Creek Philadelphia Burlington

Five Year Payment Plan Defers France Debt Settlement

Washington October 2 The French debt funding talks hinge on a five year plan proposing annual payments of 40 million dollars, deferring final settlement. Caillaux left for Paris with a tentative pact that would replace interest on the debt with a roughly one percent annual charge.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Caillaux Paris France American Debt Commission Washington PD. C M. Caillaux

Rumor of Engagement Involving Mrs Woodrow Wilson

Paris Oct 2 A possible romance links Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Dr Sterling Ruffin of Washington DC. Mrs Wilson is being entertained by friends in Geneva and Paris while Ruffin was aboard the Majestic sailing Sept 23. A companion says she continues to decline to confirm or deny newspaper reports or discuss future plans.

Paris Woodrow Wilson Sterling Ruffins Washington D.C Geneva

Tunnel Cave-In Traps 30 to 60 Workers in Richmond

From thirty to sixty men of a work train crew were believed trapped by a cave-in in the mile long Chesapeake and Ohio Railway tunnel under Jefferson Park in Richmond at about 3:30 pm. Many feared dead as rescue efforts began.

Associated Prensa Richmond Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Jefferson Park

Shenandoah airship warned on new gas valve system

Lakehurst New Jersey October 2 The bureau of aeronautics in Washington warned crew members aboard the Shenandoah that the altered gas valve system is not as foolproof as the original installation and requires extreme care in operation of the ship.

War Department Associated Press Lakehurst N. J Shenandoah Bureau of Aeronautics At Washington

Atlanta Bunco Rn Held in Cincy

Bert Donal son special deputy of the state solicitor general's office will leave for Cincinnati to bring back Abe Powers a Bunco Syndicate member apprehended there Thursday Extradition papers from Governor Walker accompany the request to Ohio officials.

Atlanta Ohio City Abe Powers Associated Press Bert Donalson State Solicitor General I's Mando Cincinnati Bunco Walker Ohio

Powers Captured in Cincinnati After Nine Month Manhunt

Floyd Powers alias Harry McGinnis, linked to the Woodward bank syndicate that swindled over a million dollars, has been arrested in Cincinnati and is held for extradition. He escaped from Milledgeville prison Farm in 1921, was recaptured, and escaped again last February riding away in an empty motor truck.

Powers Harry McGinnis Cincinnati Ohio City Georgia Prison Commission Milledgeville Woodward Trust State Penitentiary

Two More Bodies Rescued From Sunken Submarine S-51

New London Oct 2 Rear Admiral Christy leading rescue efforts reported two more bodies found in the S-51 engine room and urged releasing two large cranes to attempt further raises. Four dead in total confirmed aboard the submarine after divers recovered two crewmen from the engine room.

Christy Associated Press New London H. H. Christy Admiral Christy U. S. S. Camden Block Island Walter F. Lawson Somerville Maas B. D. Lindsay Pensacola

Reputation of Coles Daughter Good Aver Witnesses At Trial

Ten defense witnesses testified to Miss Elizabeth Cole's good reputation during the trial of her father for the murder of W. W. Ormond, once her suitor. The state cites romance and parental objection. the defense cites autonomous choice ending relations.

Cole Miss Cole Ormond

Elizabeth Cole Testifies as Defense in Cole Murder Trial

Elizabeth Cole testified in Richmond County Court House defending her father W. B. Cole a wealthy cotton manufacturer who shot W. W. Ormond last August 15. Attorneys pursue self defense and transitory insanity pleas as a crowded courtroom listened.

Richmond County Court House N. C Elizabeth Cole W. B. Cole W. W. Ormond

Claims of theft involvement by Atlanta suspect Hunter

Atlanta police say J. H. Hunter admitted figures in the theft of more than five hundred automobiles across the country. He was arrested by city detectives in Macon in connection with a Macon auto theft.

Associated Press Atlanta, Ga J. H. Hunter Macon

Unification Vote Fails In Holston Conference

In Chattanooga Tennessee on October 2 the Holston annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South rejected the proposed plan of unification by 163 to 160 with 313 total votes cast and 244 needed for adoption a three fourths majority.

Holston Unification of Methodism Episcopal Church, South

Georgia Weather Forecast Shadowed by Light Showers

Cloudy conditions prevail with light showers tonight and Saturday. Winds shift from gentle to moderate easterly across the period, bringing damp conditions across the state with cooler temperatures.

Navy Officer challenges critics on Hawaiian flight plans

Commander John Rodgers testified before the President's air board, meeting Col. William Mitchell's charges head on. He challenged anyone to offer a just criticism of the arrangements for the Hawaiian flight of the PN No. 1, asserting the plan's soundness.

Lira Rome Air Board Associated Press Washington, D. C William Mitchell John Rodgers President's Air Board No. 1

Spanish Capture Rif View Ajdir Capital

Spanish forces entered Ajdir the capital of Abd el Krim at 11 80 this morning amid great celebration in Madrid. King Alfonso appeared at the palace window as crowds cheered the victory and flags flew from many houses. An official ops statement offered no further details on the reported burning of Ajdir headquarters.

Adjir Abdel Krim Madrid Spain Ajdir Alfonso Ajdir Abd-El-Krim Primo de Rivera Alfonso Trace

Miss MacSwinney Denied Delegate Admission by Parliamentarians

The assistant says Miss Mary MacSwin ey, member of the Irish republican party, was denied admission as a delegate to the inter parliamentary union conference by Baron Theodore Adelswaerd, president of the union.

Prag Washington, D. C Mary MacSwiney Irish Republican Party Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference Baron Theodore Adelswaerd

Abandoned cotton acreage figures sought by Heflin

Senator J Thomas Heflin urged Secretary Jardine of the Department of Agriculture to make public the abandoned cotton acreage before October fifth. The request was issued from Birmingham Alabama.

Heflin Preas Birmingham Ala J. Thomas Heflin Jardine Department of Agriculture

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