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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1925
Page
7
Savannah reports turpentine holding at 1.05 per gallon as of September 30. Other markets show mixed activity with grain and commodity notes from St Louis New York and New Orleans reflecting modest shifts in wheat corn cotton and sugar futures and spot levels.
In Macon a wealthy woman, Mrs. Dickson, testified she faced family persecution fueling a bid to have her declared mentally ill. Witnesses included Dr. W. M. Little and Bibb jailer T. J. McCommon as she described her estranged father’s visit and a disputed estate.
Dempsey and Wills agreed to fight next year after a signing in Niles Michigan City legal drama. The ceremony took place in Dr Fred N Bonines office with Fitzsimmons and syndicate representatives present as crowds gathered on Main Street.
Col. Mitchell and Col. Foulois debate aviation's role in national defense and the push for a separate air corps. They argue battleships lose relevance to air power and urge immediate reforms to organize a unified air force under a national defense department.
Youth charged with murder in the Nick Portoulas killing as a confession from an arrested accomplice is entered. Co defendants include Hugh O Quinn and Henry Brickland. Mallon repudiates the confession while the court hears testimony in a crowded room across sessions.
Witnesses and the defense are ready as trial consumes most of Wednesday. The O Quinn and Strickland cases will proceed immediately after the Mallon case ends.
The Agriculture Department weekly crop review says cotton picking is practically completed except in scattered fields across Georgia. Corn gathering is well advanced. Sugar cane has slightly improved and pecans are ripening.
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