Cotton Market in New York Advances on Rain Relief and Demand
The New York cotton market opened with steady prices and a broad buying push from Western and Wall Street firms, as rains in the eastern belt were viewed as favorable for future demand. July and October rose, while near months fluctuated. the market regained strength later on reports of heavier southern rains and improved cotton goods demand.
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Washington
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Mississippi
May Kilned in Ash Tam and Belfast Disorder
In North Belfast Marrowbone district Sinn Fein dominance grows as disorders continue. Military response inclines toward restoring order after a wave of shootings. Two Black men with revolvers robbed a bank messenger in Arrabas City, stealing $11,000 from a crowded front car.
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Toea
Marrowbone
Aranbas Ciy
Chicago Markets Bar Silver New York War Silver 6h
WALL STREET opening in striking contrast to recent weeks shows reactionary prices as short selling returns after mixed Monday operations. Rail stocks steady while oils, oils and coal related names drop. several majors rise including Standard Oil of California United States Rubber Coca Cola and Reading edges.
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New York
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Studebaker
Midvale
Baldwin
Bethlehem
Ameri. Inter. Corp
Amer
Chicago
R. I. and
Pac
Colorado
Crucible Steel
Erie
Pennsylvania
Ray Consolidated Copper
Ex D.V. Wee Eere
Iron and Steel Aereeee
BAM Royal Dutch, N
Sears Roebuck
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Allis-Chalmers Abm
Car and Foundry
Ameri
Sumatra
Tolescoo American Tobacco
American Woolen
Atchison
Atl
Gas and Wo Indies
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chandler Motors Chespeake
Ohio
Mil
St. Paul
Famous Players-Lasky General Asphalt
General Motors
Goodrich Co
Great Northern
Illinois Central
International Harveste
Marine
Invincible Oil
Kennecott Copper
Louisville and
Nashville
Miami Copper
Middle States Oil
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific
Pacific Oil
Ceereene Sereee
Southern Railway
Standard Oil
Tennessee
Eee
Texas Co
Reeeee
Union Pacific
Westinghouse Electric
Willys Overland
Coca Cola
Gulf States Steel
Sloss Shef Steel and Iron
United Fruit
American Line
Reynolds
Cess
Allied Chemical and Dye
American Can
American T
Central Leather
General Electric Inspiration
Kelly-Spingfield” ‘Tire
Mexican Petroleum
Midvale Steel
N. Y
N. H
Hartford
Oklahoma
Southern Pacific
Studebaker Corporation
Texas and Pacific
United Retail Stores
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Virginia Caro Hem
Federal Court Docket Adjourns as Criminal Cases Close
In the Eastern Division of the Northern District of Georgia the criminal docket adjourned Tuesday at 11 am and the civil docket resumes Wednesday. The last criminal case involved Artie Smith of Clarke County who pleaded guilty to robbing mailboxes and received six months in prison. Many fines at the session were under 25 dollars as defendants had paid fines or served state court sentences for similar offenses. Judge Sibley noted the low fines to reflect this prior punishment. Court officials tied to the criminal docket left for Atlanta Tuesday afternoon.
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Northern District of
Georgia
Artie Smith
Clarke County
Sibley
Atlanta
Rotary Luncheon Wednesday at the Georgian Hotel
Athens Rotary club holds its regular meeting at the Georgian hotel Wednesday at two o'clock. Important matters include the election of seven directors for the new Rotary year. Chas F Rossignol of All-Busta will address the club on the road map and editing of the highway guide section.
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Georgian Hotel
Chas
F. Rossignol
All- Busta
Eighth District Dental Society Hosts Ninth in Athens
The Eighth District Dental Society welcomed about 40 visitors as it hosted the Ninth District Society in Athens. The day began at Athens General Hospital with a 10:30 clinic by Dr. Robin Adair of Atlanta, followed by a 1:30 luncheon at the Georgian Hotel and another Adair clinic. Mayor George C. Thomas and Dr. D. Lee Peacock greeted attendees, with Dr. Walter Smith of Jefferson responding and Dr. A. P. Gordy of Columbus, state society president, addressing the luncheon.
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Ninth District Society
Athens
Athens General Hospital
Robin Adair
Atlanta
George C. Thomas
D. Lee Peacock
Walter Smith
Jefferson
Georgian Hotel
Adair
A. P. Go
Wheat and grain wobble as markets open on Easter week
Wheat edged lower on the Chicago and Liverpool exchanges with May and July contracts slipping amid thin Easter holiday activity. Corn and oats followed the trend, while lard and ribs showed modest price shifts. Strong U.S. stock listings included American Locomotive and United States Steel, with numerous industrials trading unevenly as markets digested early trading signals. Chicago and St Louis grain quotes reflect weak close for corn and mixed moves for wheat, oats, and rye, alongside cattle receipts in Chicago trades.
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Liverpool
Itha
Ernta
Harley
Preacher Plans Afoot to Washington for Message
Reverend W. Damewood, a San Francisco minister, announced plans to walk to Washington D C to seek an audience with the president. He estimates starting soon with about 75 pounds of gear hauled in a small wagon and carries no funds for the journey.
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San Francisco
W. Damewood
Washington, D. C
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Demand and Prices
Receipts indicate sheep and hog futures with pigs and packing sows moving slowly to steady. Fat lambs gain strength with tops near 16.10 and bulk around 14.75 to 15.15, while fat sheep remain scarce. Ewes around 9.00, lambs 115 pounds noted.
Market roundup of dairy eggs and commodities in Chicago and New York
Chicago dairy prices show butter unchanged in Chicago with higher Eses and varied firsts, while New York butter strengthens with creamery extras and firsts. Eggs firm and cheese weak. Potatoes steady with state quotes for Wisconsin, Colorado, and Florida. Savannah naval stores report firm turpentine with activity tallied in sales and stocks, while sugar futures in New York hover near 3.98 for raw sugar and refined at 5.25 to 5.50 for granulated.
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NEW York Dairy
New York
Wisconsin
Red Rivers
Colorado
Florida Spaulding
Will Show House Wife Method Of Solving Cleaning
Mr L W Driscoll of Atlanta demonstrates Hoover cleaner usage to visualize hidden germs in rugs. A sealed vial containing house dirt from Ansley Park shows over 3,000,000 influenza germs with thousands of diphtheria and tuberculosis germs, per a chemist. He offers sanitation advice to Athens housewives via phone.
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Atlanta
Ansley Park
Hoover
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Athens Railway and Electric Company
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Athens
Building Permits For Residences On Woodlawn Avenue
Permits issued for two new homes on Woodlawn avenue near Milledge. One eight room two story house to be built by J M Rogers a local cotton factor who has sold his Hill street home to Chi Phi fraternity. The second is a brick two story residence by Prof Peter Brown of the State Normal School. Both homes will stand on the north side of Woodlawn and be modern and complete.
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Milledge Avenue
Rain Delays Tug-of-Wa r? Eastern Ballparks Benefit
Eastern major league managers praised the rain that interrupted Monday games, postponing contests to later in the season. The Yankees approved the Witt purchase from the Athletics after a Boston shower ended play. Meusel and Ruth faced suspension until May 20, while Witt is praised as a strong infielder. In Cincinnati, Morrison shut out the Reds 1 to 0 as Luque struggled. Chicago beat St. Louis 7 to 6 driving Doak from the mound, and Washington topped Philadelphia 9 to 1 in an exhibition with 30 players.
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Whiter
Witt
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Bob Meusel
Babe
Ruth
Cincinnati
Pirates
Reds
Morrison
Pittsburg
Luque
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Doak
Washington
Theatrical Week At Palace and Colonial Venues In Town
The Palace presents Elaine Hammerstein in The Way of a Maid while Colonial shows Stock in Faire and Warmer and Elite features Marguerite Clayton in Women Who Walt. In sports, Dempsey says no fight in Cherbourg this trip, will return if a worthy opponent is found.
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Marguerite Clayton
Walt
Dempsey
Cherbourg
France
Associated Press
Jack Dempsey
Euro
Vent
Carpentier
Washington Americans plan Europe barnstorming tour
President Griffith approves a Washington club plan, with Ted Sullivan arranging a tour to London Dublin Cork Paris and possibly Rome. Sailings begin May 6 for Paris and the trip would run from mid October to November 10, following the 1913-14 White Sox Giants world trip precedent.
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Europe
England
Ireland
Washington Americans
Ted Sullivan
Griffith
Nationals
New York
London
Dublin
Cork
Paris
Rome
Sullivan
White Sox
Giants
Short Line Roads In Atlanta Parley
ATLANTA Ga slong for legislative and other aid for the short line railroad in this state were the subject of discussion of a meeting of the newly formed Georgia Short Line association called here Tuesday. I J Quincey chairman of the association's legislative committee said this is all campaign to prevent Georgia from taking a step backward and the shortline rail roads of the state are of vital importance to hundreds of thousands of Georgians and their abandonment would cause rain to a large number of people.
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Slong
Tate
Georgia Short Line Association
Georgia
I. J. Quincey
Regular Business For Commissioners
Regular county meeting details routine actions by Clarke and Madison officials. Bill to fund topsoiling from Hull to Colbert discussed with possible joint payment by counties and Colbert citizens. Clarke gang to finish Tallassee road topsoil and proceed toward Nowhere road. Report from I H Stone highlights county farm program for Negro farmers. Death of James Williams at county farm and death of mule named Bell noted.
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Colbert
Barberville
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Athens
Clarke Road
Tallassee
Nowhere
Yexterdity
I. H. Stone
James Williama
Bell
Father L. C. Quin Dies At Macon
Hugh P. Quin brother of Langdon Quin, former Athens resident and now a prominent Athens insurance man, died in Macon on Monday. He lived in Macon at his death after leaving Washington Wilkes two years prior, and was well known in Athens, having visited there many times.
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Langdon Quin
Athens
Athintth
Macon
Quin
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Umea
Brother of Turkish Pasha Reported Shot in Berlin
A man killed in Berlin Monday night is reported to be Talaat Pashas brother. Talaat Pasha, former Turkish grand vizier, was assassinated in Charlottenburg on March 16, 1921 by Armenian student Salomon Teiliran who claimed revenge for Armenian massacres and was acquitted.
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Talaat Pasha
Charottenburg
Salomon Teiliran
What is Truth as told by Pilate and press voices
A Baltimore reader questions editorial fairness and credit for a southern-born man, urging the Sun to publish excerpts from Mildred Rutherford’s Truths of History while criticizing histories written by certain Republicans. The letter, dated April 4, reflects regional tensions and calls for broader acknowledgment of Southern perspectives.
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South
Mildred Lewis Rutherford
Athens
United States
Baltimore
University of Georgia Resumes Work After Holidays
After the Easter break the University of Georgia resumes work Tuesday morning to complete the third term. Registration began Monday afternoon with late-night lines and a fine for late arrivals by midnight. The Glee and Instrumental Club finishes its state tour and returns to Athens Sunday. The campus expects a strong finish to the college year as student interest and faculty hopes remain high. The institution notes this year as among its most successful.
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T. W. Reed
Athens
University Glee and Instrumental Club
The
Georgia College
University of Georgia
Superior Court Opens In Gray
Gray Ga Special Superior Court opened with Judge James B Park of Greensboro presiding and Judge R H Bonner elected grand jury foreman. The week includes many cake cases and noon address by W T Anderson editor on the Kool roads proposition highlighting educational value.
Where The Best Eats Are Today at Piggly Wiggly
Fresh strawberries today. ARNOLD ABNEY & CO offers home raised beats, small yellow squash, green and mustard, white cauliflower. Fresh "Lady Fingers" 50¢ pound, sponge cakes 25c, shortcake for strawberries. Potatoes chips and doughnuts daily. Crisp celery, lettuce, English peas, cucumbers, Grapefruit, oranges, Newtown Pippin apples. Fresh shipments from Battle Creek Food Products including Bran and biscuits.
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Arnold, Abney & CO
Battle Creek
Pep
Piggly Wiggly
Lewis 15 Advised of Federal Action
John J. Lewis, president of the United Mines Workers, said in Suringfield that federal judge Knapp in Richmond, Virginia suspended the injunction against persuading nonunion miners to join the nationwide coal strike. He noted that the Borderland cases appear to uphold their arguments and deny permanency to the injunction, and he awaits further details from union lawyers William A. Glasgow and Henry Warrum in Washington, D. C.
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Suringfield
John J. Lewis
United Mines Workers
Richmond
Knapp
Federal Court of Appeals
Lewis
Union
William A. Glasgow
Henry Warrum
Washington, D. C
Greene County Plans a Campaign Against the Boll Weevil
G Pennington a Greenee county businessman reports Greene county will fight the boll weevil this year with a systematic cotton program plus diversification into sweet potatoes syrup cane grain and peanuts. The county shiftd to sweet potato houses and expanded lumber as two years ago 15 sawmills existed, now 102 operate, signaling strong money impact.
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G. Pennington
Greenee County
Athens
Greene County
Pennington
Arrest Storekeeper On Charge of Arson
AUGUSTA police charged BK Grabowsky with arson after an attempt to burn his store. He was arrested shortly after midnight and released on a $2,000 bond. Insurance companies confirm stock in the store was insured.
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BK. Grabowsky
Witt
Jrablowsky
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