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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
4
Savannah Ga reports a turpentine firm at 1.07 percent on Sept 10. The notes list commodity prices including oats rye lard ribs and bellies with various percentages and figures, reflecting market chatter and quick price flashes from the period.
In St Louis on September 10 wheat futures show Sept $1.53, Dec $1.53 1/2, May $1.56. Corn futures display Sept 94 1/2 cents, Dec 85 1/4 cents, May 88 1/2 cents.
New York and Chicago market notes show broad gains in stocks and bonds, lower foreign exchanges, and commodity shifts with cotton steady at 23.80 middling. Wheat weak and corn declined in Chicago, cattle firm and hogs higher.
New Orleans market notes show Oct at 22.83, Dec 23.06, Jan 23.06, Mar 23.25, and May 23.36. Prices reflect ongoing trading activity in the futures market.
Henry Lincoln Johnson, Negro Republican National Committeeman from Georgia, died early today in Washington D C from a cerebral hemorrhage. The death leaves the Georgia party without its national representative. Johnson was a prominent organizer and longtime activist in Republican circles. Local tributes followed the news of his passing.
President Coolidge left Swampscott after an eleven week retreat, upbeat on a productive winter in Congress. Rep Longworth predicted a tax cut bill before year end with Ways and Means next month drafting revenue measures. He sees Europe improving debt talks with France likely to terms with Britain and the U.S. The president enjoyed a busy farewell in Massachusetts with visits to West Roxbury, White Court, Salem Tabernacle, and Red Gables before departing with Mrs. Coolidge aboard a special train.
Col. William Mitchell asserts he will publicly defend his charges against the War and Navy Departments over aviation management. He calls for a broad, public inquiry led by nonbureaucrats, urges modernization, and says he is prepared to be dismissed if removed from service.
Norfolk Virginia news reports Police Justice W H Sands overruled immunity claims by Albert Perez Saez Peruvian consul at Norfolk and sent his case to the grand jury on charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor and possession of liquor. Bond set at 350 dollars. He was arrested September 2 and sought immunity as a foreign government representative.
In Columbia, D C, Aug 27, the Woman's Christian Temperance Union announces prize essay topics for South Carolina school students. Topics align with English composition teaching. The union reports ongoing scientific temperance instruction and many youths pledged to total abstinence. Mrs Mamie M Tillman of Edgefield is state chair.
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