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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1925

Page

6

Tornado Toll Mounts Across Alabama Three Counties Hit Hard

Seventeen dead and thirty injured with about $250 000 in damage due to a tornado that swept Barbour Pike and Crenshaw counties. Crenshaw reported 13 injuries, Pike 11, Barbour 6, most survivors to recover. Storm prompted people to seek shelter in storm pits.

Associated Press Troy Ala Barbour Pike Crenshaw

Red Cross Mobilizes Tornado Relief Across Alabama

The American Red Cross launched disaster relief for Alabama tornado victims with Pike and Barbour county chapters rushing emergency supplies. Five thousand dollars was raised. a mass meeting in Troy drew about 500 residents with two thousand dollars collected. Rescue parties organized to search for additional victims as damage spread from Pike to Barbour counties.

American Red Cross Associated Press Washington, D. C Disaster Relief Service of the Alabama National “Organization Pike County Troy Barbour County Clayton Red Cross Methodist John Gamble McKinnon

Chicago and Europe gunmen fronts marked in early reports

The article reports on U S and Greek Bulgarian front developments with Greek bombardments near Demir bissar and Petrove, and Bulgaria claiming Greek troops strengthen positions south of Petrich. It notes U S tax hearings on passenger car duties and dealer costs averaging 300 dollars per year, totaling about 40 million since levy began.

C. E. Gambrish Chicago National Automobile Dealers Association

Naval aviation defends progress amid critics in Des Moines address

Rear Admiral Moffett urged confidence in American naval aviation, denying claims of waste and poor capability. In Chicago, detectives ordered sixty five man squads to arrest or kill top gangsters, with three special units empowered to pursue and neutralize outlaws.

Admiral Moffett Associated Press Des Moines Moffet Navy Bureau of Aeronautics Navy Chicago Detective Bureau

Inman Drug Co Prescription Dept Led by H T Mash

H T Mash oversees the prescription department at Inman Drug Co. details on operations or staff not provided.

Inman Drug CO

Greeks and Bulgarians Clash on Macedonian Frontier

Reports from Paris say hostilities continued along the Macedonian frontier between Greece and Bulgaria. Greek forces were said to shell several areas while Bulgarian snipers targeted Greek positions. Civilians rushed franticly to flee shells and whistling bullets in the worn torn zones.

Rumania Paris

Estate taxes may be modified in new revenue measure

Washington October 26 proposals for modifying the estate tax and repealing or reducing various taxes plus cuts in income rates appear likely to be included in a coming revenue bill. The Ways and Means Committee begins drafting next week after week of hearings.

Associated Press Washington, D. C House Ways and Means Committee Posalg House Ways and Means Committee

Greeks and Bulgarians to Withdraw Troops Behind Frontiers

London dispatch from October 26 reports that Greece and Bulgaria, urged by Romania, will pull back troops from behind their front lines.

London Exchange Telegraph Athens Romania

Balkan flare in Europe as League council meets

Fighting rages on the Bulgarian front as Greek and Bulgarian forces clash near Demirakavour and Greek towns Pipernitza and Petrovo. Reports from Sofia and Athens clash while Romania and Czecho Slovakia declare neutrality and Belgrade orders strict noninvasion. Stamboulisky leader Athanasec arrives at Zarb bord with bands to harass the government amid troops and irregulars heading from Sofia. The League council convenes in Paris to pursue a peace push under Locarno accords.

Paris League of Nations Council Sofia Pipernitza Petrovo Athens Demirakavour Hadjikiviakog Secretariat The League Rumania Czecho-Slovakia Belgrade Stamboulisky Athanasec Stojanoff Zarb Bord Europe Council of the League Paria Olock

Cotton production forecast near 15.23 million bales

Washington reports a probable cotton crop of 15 226 000 bales as of October 18 based on abandonment and ginning conditions. Last year's 13 627 936 bales. Georgia 2.0 percent abandonment and 1 120 000 bales, Tennessee 1.5 percent and 475 000 bales, South Carolina 2.6 percent and 850 000 bales indicate regional yields.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture Georgia Tennessee

Census cotton ginned this year totals nine million plus

Washington report shows this year’s cotton crop ginned before October 18 reached 9,519,84 running bales, with last year at 7,615,981 by the same date. State figures list Georgia 1,051,785 and South Carolina 731,690, plus additional partial totals.

Census Bureau Washington, D. C Otober Georgia South Carolina

Frey Awarded Damages in Alienation Suit

Mineola New York October 26 Mrs Kathrine Frey of Louisville was awarded thirty seven thousand five hundred dollars by a jury against Willa Bennett musical comedy actress for alienation of the affections of the plaintiff husband Charles Frey sportsman.

New York North Atlantic Associated Press Mineola N. Y Katherine Frey Louisville Willa Bennett Charles Frey

China opens customs conference with autonomy demand

In Peking on October 26 the Chinese customs conference began with a push for restoring full tariff autonomy and enforcement of the Chinese national customs law, to take effect by January 1929.

Associated Press Peking China

Lone Bandit Robs Tennessee Bank In White Bluff

A lone masked bandit robbed Lyles Bank at White Bluff Tennessee today. He entered with a red handkerchief, held the cashier at gunpoint and took all the money in sight. Early reports estimate the loot at four thousand dollars.

Associated Press Burns, Tenn Peo- Lyles White -Bluff Tenn

Express Companies Declared Not Liable in Incomplete Insurance

The Supreme Court ruled that express firms are not liable for the actual value of property shipped unless fully insured. the decision came in a case brought by the American Railway Express Company of Georgia.

Rene Washington ,D. C Supreme Court American Railway Express Company of Georgia

Council debates curbs on new military conflict provisions

The council discusses measures to block or limit new military conflict provisions amid ongoing tensions. Officials debate implications for defence policy and regional security, weighing constitutional constraints and potential consequences for allied commitments.

Britain Suffers Setback as Cup Challenger Reaches Sole Entry

Bayshore Park Baltimore Oct 26 Great Britain’s Schneider Cup team was reduced to a single entry when Bert Hinkler’s Gloster Napier III, in reserve status, suffered pontoon damage at the start of a third attempt. The craft, towed ashore with pontoons smashed and rigging torn, left Hinkler uninjured.

Associated Press Bayshore Park Baltimore Great Britain Bert Hinkler Gloster-Napier Chesapeake

Weather Outlook for Tonight from SC to GA

South Carolina and Georgia expect rain tonight with areas of drizzle and a general cooling trend. Elsewhere, Tennessee remains generally fair tonight and Tuesday with diminishing clouds and cooler air.

Tennessee

Luther cabinet remains in office as head German government

Berlin Oct 26 the Chancellor-Bureau cabinet decided to remain in office despite the resignation yesterday of three Nationalist ministers whose party dissented from Locarno security pacts.

Locarno Ther

French Cabinet Crisis Put Off Until Tomorrow

Paris reports the French cabinet crisis postponed again as Premier Painleve and colleagues adjourn without a final financial decision. The cabinet council meeting is rescheduled for tomorrow.

Paris Painleve

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