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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
4
The report covers futures and spot prices for wheat corn and cotton. Wheat for Sept Dec and May traded at 1.5744 1.55 and 1.58 respectively while corn Sept Dec and May moved around 92 83 and 87 cents. New Orleans cotton futures for Oct Dec Jan Mar and May closed at 21.48 21.68 21.74 21.96 and 22.06 respectively.
amid a stormy sea the Aroostook and Tanager search for the giant seaplane PN-9. Commander Van Auken reports the plane likely went down about 1 45 p m between the ships and directs search along the base course toward Maui Island.
Administration plans a bill in the next Congress to amend the Esch Cummings Act after seven years. President Coolidge and Senator Watson Indiana Republican and head of the Senate interstate commerce committee reached agreement on the consolidation measure during a conference in Swampscott Massachusetts.
Covington Ky Sept 2 The Kentucky conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South votes 87 to 88 against unification with the Northern branch of the church.
London reports indicate the unofficial seamen strike in the British Isles could stay limited as ship owners threaten to hire new crews from the large pool of unemployed men flocking to ports seeking work.
A carload of pineapples in Bianca Havana prov seized with whisky and cognac valued at 100000 dollars bound for the United States via Key West. Police report the illicit cargo discovered during the seizure in Cuba.
Opening headquarters of the Highth prohibition enforcement district in Charlotte announces appointments for Georgia North Carolina and South Carolina. W H Hobson named assistant administrator in charge of permissive work and W T Day Frederick O Dismuke named for Georgia. Aircraft radio messages report fuel woes and planned landings as seaplanes search for a missing vessel. A PB I seaplane will attempt a nonstop flight to Hawaii Thursday with Captain Stanford Moses leading the mission after motor trouble delayed earlier plans.
British subjects' claims arising from Mexican revolutionary disturbances will be submitted to a mixed claims commission under an arrangement between the two governments aimed at restoring relations.
The article outlines a 1922 plan for the United States to purchase all anthracite mines and lands for 4.5 million dollars with government administration of the industry, a cabinet role, and a national mining council while the United Mine Workers retain independent wage bureau and strike rights.
About 8 million pounds of tobacco sold on Eastern North Carolina markets yesterday at an estimated 16 cents per pound. Wilson led with 1.708 million pounds at 15 cents, followed by Kinston, Greenville, Rocky Mount and other markets. Highest paid 38 cents. many grades inferior to last year’s opening. Market volumes remained high and bookkeepers worked late to balance records.
Davies county Kentucky board of education votes 3 to 2 against employing Ursuline nuns as teachers, finding secular influence in schools. Knottsville St Lawrence and St Joseph districts push mandamus action to force public schooling and nun hire. Parochial schooling serves local Catholic families amid ongoing district funding.
Mexico City reports President Calles addressing Congress. He described U S Mexico relations as cordial and constructive after Kellogg warning last June. He urged debt payment resumption and proposed curbs on foreign ownership of land water rights and mining to ease friction until Article 27 is clarified.
Boulogne France Sept 2 Miss Gertrude Ederles hope of another try at swimming the English Channel this year is now rather faint. Weather conditions are so unfavorable that even Channel steamers have been delayed in their crossing.
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