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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
9
Stocks show strength while bonds and German issues vary. Cotton prices drift with spot steady at 21.60 in New York and futures at New Orleans reach 20.70 for Jan and 20.75 for Oct while wheat moves higher in Chicago and rice, sugar, and coffee show limited changes.
Bonnie Brooks testified today in a trial in North Carolina after a long marriage, recounting aspects of married life. The report notes the jury heard her account during the proceedings and details were described from the stand.
A scrambled United States religious dispute appears to involve Bishop William Montgomery and the Protestant Episcopal Church. The federal judge plans injunctions over jurisdiction issues as Brown fights against actions by church leaders in New Orleans.
Johnson shines for Pirates as Carey, Cuyler and Traynor drive a late rally. Senators rally with Peck homer, Bluege and Goslin contribute in a rain soaked seventh inning but Pirates hold lead with strong fielding and Johnson on mound.
A Pennsylvanian Railroad wreck near Wheeling West Virginia killed engineer Michael Daugherty fireman Lawrence and foreman O B Hays. Three trip crew died as trains overturned after a suspected open switch. Passengers injured were minor. baggage car wooden, coaches steel. L O Young of Carnegie initially reported dead but escaped.
Benjamin Days was elected editor of the Atlanta Negro newspaper to succeed the late Henry Lincoln Johnson. The selection by the Georgia state central Republican committee awaits confirmation by the national Republican committee before taking effect.
Due to congested transport and Florida railroad embargo the Sparks Brothers Circus schedule is moved from Wednesday November 11 to Tuesday November 3 in Thomasville. Advance agent P W Branson secured licenses and arranged the advance for the show on the new date.
General Isaac R. Sherwood, a 90 year old retired congressman and Civil War veteran, died today at his Toledo residence. The longtime public servant was born in 1835 and served in Congress for several terms before his retirement. Local officials and family mourn his passing.
The Right Rev. John Gardner Murray of Maryland was elected presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States. After eight candidates, bishops and deputies confirmed the selection in New Orleans during the triennial general convention. Murray, 68, had a varied career in business and ministry before entering the priesthood and later became bishop of Maryland in 1934.
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