Safe crack plot rattles Sumter area with three safes blown
Monmouth era reports three safes dynamited at Eshton Howe Eugene Moore and Jesse Hill stores near De Soto and Cobb. Cash and checks stolen while small change and stock remained. Thieves used powerful blasts, left with loot, and boarded a train before dawn. Local residents alert. investigators note high skilled burglars tied to a recent Seaboard series.
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Cobb and de Soto
Desoto
Eshton Howe
Eugene Moore
Cobb
Jesse Hill
Howe
Moore
Cobb Station
Dé Soto
de Soto
Farmers National Congress Opens With Large Attendance
Oklahoma City October 16 Special One of the nation’s largest agricultural gatherings opens the twenty seventh annual Farmers National Congress with delegates from nearly every state and territory. John M Stahl of Illinois presides as five to six days of addresses by national figures and governors Broward Cummins and Frantz. The Farmers Union movement will be featured with C E Barrett of Georgia as principal speaker on fair cotton prices. Mrs Katherine Stahl and Miss my F Rausch discuss farm women interests. Resolutions will guide future federal and state legislation.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Farmers National Congress of
United States
Union
John M. Stahl
Illinois
Broward
Florida
Cummins
Iowa
Gov
Frantz
Oklahoma
Farmers’ Union
South
Congress
C. 8. Barrett
Georgia
Katherine Stahl
Illinois State Grange
My F. Rausch
Iowa Agricultural College
Prosperity Makes Money Seem Scarce in New York
An observed financial view states prosperity creates money scarcity by high prices and demand, arguing the money volume must rise to move agricultural and cotton goods while a Wall Street panic would be a prosperity panic, not political. In Georgia, John W. Akin, Senate president pro tempore, is critically ill with pneumonia after flu.
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New York
West
Wall Street
Fall Suit Line Promises Great Values for Men and Boys
Advertises Crawford’s department store with a new men’s section. Highlights fall outfits for men and boys including suits from 10 to 40 dollars, overcoats and raincoats 10 to 35, odd trousers 2 to 12.50, hats 3, shoes 3.50 to 4.00, and broader ranges of underwear neckwear gloves and accessories. Claims lower prices than any house in America.
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Americas
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
W. D. Bailey
Forsyth T
Postoffice
Americus, Ga
Rembert
Me Eranter
Sumter
Cobb and DeSoto
D’soto
Moore’s
Cartersfield
John W. Akin
State Senate
Ayer
Sloan
Earl $ Sloan
Boston
Mass
USA
Eugene V. Haynes Co
Whitehall St
Atlanta
Gaenheee
J. J. Hanesley
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