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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
7
St Louis grain prices show Wheat Dec at 1.42 percent and Corn Dec 74c, May 79c. New York stocks mixed with bonds irregular and cotton lower while coffee firm. Chicago Wheat lower, Corn weak, Cattle lower, Hogs steady. New York spot cotton quiet at 23.10 middling. New Orleans cotton futures listed Jan to Dec with modest changes.
Searchers scoured air and woodland in Clairon Pennsylvania as the sixth day of the hunt for missing air pilot Charles H. Amen continued. Authorities and volunteers hoped to learn his fate within twenty four hours.
James B. Duke, noted tobacco magnate, has improved in condition after several weeks of illness in New York. Doctors reported his health is ably better today and under careful supervision as he recovers.
Omaha reports the American Legion chose Philadelphia for the 1926 convention and prepared for a debate on Col. William Mitchell’s role. The Aeronautics subcommittee may urge a separate air service department while officials anticipate floor discussion on Mitchell. 250,000 spectators watched a four mile parade led by Florida and Iowa Wisconsin contingents.
The jury weighing murder charges in Rockingham heard final defense arguments as witnesses described the fatal shooting of Ormond. Elizabeth Cole testified she was not engaged to Ormond and letters between her and the slain man were debated for impeachment. The state argued the letters attacked her character, while the defense sought to limit their impact.
Washington Oct 7 rains increased Georgia water supply and improved soil in many counties per the Department of Agriculture weekly crop report. The cotton gain moved closer to harvest as fields dried and matured.
The body of Dr. H. W. Heaton aged 60 was found at noon near a railroad trestle in Bayou City with a bullet wound in his cheek. The report states he was a Clearwater physician and the death is investigated as a possible suicide or foul play.
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