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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
2
A Montclair man pleaded guilty to kidnapping six year old Mary Dale and confessed to shooting her. He also entered a not guilty plea to the murder of Raymond Pierce a Black chauffeur in a related count.
Noel, who confessed to kidnapping and killing Pierce to obtain a car, will be arraigned in Montclair for kidnapping and later in West Paterson for murder and an assault. He is committed to Essex County jail as authorities await a grand jury.
Mr W P Dozier of Dawson and Mr L P Cotter of Valdosta spent time in the city yesterday. Mr A Rosolfo in White Springs plans a week's stay. Others in town include Mr H E Walters of Atlanta and Mrs Hugh W Vann of Tampa visiting relatives. Local businesses feature balloon tire vulcanizing and plumbing services from Jordan's Standard Tire Shop and Let J O Baxley handle plumbing needs.
Secretary of Labor Davis on Labor Day urged consolidation to cut waste and stabilize employment, arguing current laws block needed economic merges. He cited boot and shoe, bituminous mining, milling, and transport as sectors where larger combines could raise output and living standards.
Geneva report notes Mrs Woodrow Wilson’s subdued reception and praise for the league’s aims. Dr Edward Benes highlights practical diplomacy in neutral Geneva, while officials and veterans honor her presence amid opening ceremonies and speeches at the assembly.
A garbled OCR fragment preserves a poetic line about a sad hour and waking late. The text includes stray phrases and misspellings, offering little clear context or identifiable names, places, or dates for a fuller summary.
The Golden Bros. Co. missing seaplane and its crew remain the focus as aircraft and surface ships pursue the last reported position. Navy submarines and other vessels sweep waters north and west while destroyers return from Australia and New Zealand to reinforce the search. Captain Moses admits little chance of survivors. Admiral Moffett and Gov Farrington discuss ongoing efforts. Captain Jackson cautions on areas searched before pledging opinion.
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