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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1925
Page
2
Local Weather Bureau report from Thomasville Georgia on September 19 1925 forecastly notes fair tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Observations show 1 pm readings and prior day highs around 100 and a record high for the month cited as 106. Humidity around 92 percent at 8 am and rainfall totals of 0.02 inches since early month.
Waycross residents and real estate men report talks with several parties about building a half million dollar hotel. The chosen site fronts Elizabeth Mary Tebeay and Remshart Streets opposite the post office, with most of the surrounding block included. The location is near the business district and three blocks from Union Station. Firefighters addressed a noon blaze at J H White residence on Calhoun Crawford streets caused by a kitchen flue, causing only minor damage.
The Grand Lodge of Georgia will lay the cornerstone of Thomasville High School Monday at 4 PM with Grand Master James B. Hamrick presiding and Past Grand Master Charles L. Bass delivering the address. The ceremony includes a tour of the building for visitors and tickets are required for entry.
Washington reports that the state department will not reconsider the denial of admission for British communist MP Saklatvala. Senator Borah presses for full exclusion of anyone who publicly supports overthrow of government by force. The Civil Liberties Union plans protest actions in New York as Britain seeks a view on the matter.
A string of Atlanta Baton Rouge Jacksonville and Macon residents appear in Thomasville activity. Names include A L Brooks J C Baxter Taylor Mitchell Sol Hoge and F S Chamberlin. The item notes various business errands musical goods repairs and an expression studio run by Mrs Bebe Whatley at 311 Smith Avenue with phone 640 J.
Dr J P Greer will be away from his office all next week to attend the American Dental Association meeting in Louisville Kentucky on February 19.
The Rev. Stranger of Donaldsonville will preach tomorrow at 11 30 morning and 8 00 evening at the court house. The public is cordially invited to attend.
New York reports that despite Charles W. Morse’s paralysis the DOJ pushes the United States Stemship case. U S Attorney Buckner was told to proceed. case awaits Morse’s condition. Morse, his son, and 10 others were indicted after the 1922 ship company crash for selling stock while knowing insolvency.
A blaze in Bainbridge Georgia last night caused by defective wiring gutted the city hall and fire department with an estimated $25 000 loss covered by insurance. The roof fire started around 7 30 pm and the city library on the second floor was a total loss, but all city records were saved. Reconstruction will start immediately with county courthouse space used temporarily for city functions.
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