Cotton Market Movements Amid Weather and London Influence
The New York cotton market opened higher with July around 17.70 and October at 17.74, as Liverpool cables disappointed but US weather and demand improved. New Orleans prices rose on belt conditions, while spot and futures activity showed mixed support. Liverpool futures held steady with firming midweek, and cotton seed oil markets weakened.
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New York
Liverpool
Weather Bureau
London
Lancashire
New Orleans
New York Stocks and Money Market Report
New York money market sees call loans at 3 percent with 3% dust loan and 4% terms for 60 to 90 days. Liberty bonds quoted with various issues near 99 to 100. Exchange rates list global currencies. Wall Street opens with mixed to higher moves in steel, oils, and metals. several major rail and industrial shares ease while foreign oils rise. Napoleon Bonaparte quote noted as a closing remark.
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Prime Mercantile
Wall Street
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennesylvania
Norfolk & Western
American Petroleums
Trans
Salon
Wheat Gains Boost Chicago Markets On Diplomatic Conference Hopes
Chicago grain and hog prices rose as wheat advanced on hopeful Genoa conference prospects. May and July wheat, corn and oats opened higher with mixed closes, while pork and lard held near firm to higher levels. Cattle receipts firmed but market remained slow with steady to weak tone for beef cattle and active hogs.
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Liverpool
Genoa
Board of Trade
Cort
Markets Report Global Commodity Prices and Poultry Notes
Chicago potatoes trade at 1.55 to 1.70 cwt for various round whites and rural types. Sugar in New York eases with refined markets unsettled. poultry prices hold firm for live birds and dressed goods. Naval stores in Savannah show firm turpentine and rosin with steady stock levels. Chicago dairy lists butter and cheese with modest moves.
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Idaho
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New York
NEW York Poultry
NAVAL
Savannah
Will Arbuckle Get Another Chance On The Silver Screen
New York dispatch reports cancellation of all Arbuckle film showings. Will Hays says the move allows full consideration of the matter while Famous Players-Lasky still holds nearly 10,000 contracts for Arbuckle pictures. Adolph Zukor notes reintroduction decision rests with Hays.
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Will Arbuckle
New York
Arbuckle
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers’ Association
Hays
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Arbuckle Pictures
Adoph Zukor
Mr. Hayes
Athens shippers back new Southern Traffic League plan
A large crowd gathered at City Hall to hear H T Moore of Atlanta explain the Southern Traffic League and its plan for hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Athens Chamber of Commerce backs the effort and will finance its share of costs. A May 22 Atlanta hearing could push for a Southwest freight rate reduction. A finance committee was named: H H Hinton H A Pendergraph and Sidney Boley. J B Eastman of the ICC attended as an observer.
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Southern Traffic League
Athens Chamber of Commerce
H. T. Moore
Atlanta
South
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E. W. Carroll
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Carrol
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J. B. Eastman
Celebrate 147th Anniversary of Battle of Lexington
The 147th anniversary of Lexington and Concord and the ride of Paul Revere and William Dawes was celebrated Wednesday. Revere and Dawes were followed by cavalry escort as their arrival sparked patriotic exercises in each town.
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Bobton
Lexington and
Concord
Paul Revere
William Dawes
Rotary directors elected by Athens club
The Athena Rotary club elected John E. Talmadge Jr M. Hodgson C. N. Walker B. Hardeman C A Trussell Billups Phinizy and Julian Goetcheve as directors for the coming year. Guests included Harry T. Moore Frank Coleman Chas Rossignol W W Davison C A Adams Captain Arthur Cox and Jack Wooster. Wooster spoke for a bill to curb lynching and urged a May state meeting of Georgia clubs to back the measure.
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John E. Talmadge
McCord- Stewart Co
City Hall
Chas. Rossignol
W. W. Davison
Southern Bell Telephone Co
C. A. Adams
South Georgia
Arthur Cox
The
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Athens
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Wooster
Andrew J. Cobb
Samuel Adams
W. H. Adams
Marvin Underwood
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens Rotary Club
Athens Kiwanis
Organizations of
Georgia
Broken Threads at Colonial Tonight
Pickett Stock players present Broken Threads at the Colonial theater this coming week. The word cinema play is said to be the highest royalty stock production, based on its four month run at the Fulton theater in New York City.
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Pickett Btock Players
Colonial Theater
New York City
Funkenstein
Fulton Theater
Man Overworked In Federal Court
Hartwell businessman E. E. Satterfield served on a federal jury this week and faced overtime work. He helped convict J. O. Walters, a Hart County farmer charged with distilling, while later signing Walters’s bond to allow sentence deferment after harvest. The judge granted Walters a suspended sentence upon bond, illustrating juror duty and restraint.
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Hartwell
Satterfield
J. O. Walter
Hart County
Mr. Satterfield
Sibley
Walters
400 Delegates To Attend State-Wide Convention Here
The notice lists 400 delegates expected to attend a Georgia state-wide convention. It mentions Rev. E B Quick regional secretary of Young People's Work for Georgia Christian church and references events such as songs and pledges, with schedule items like prayer meetings and services.
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C. F. Evans
E. B. Quick
Georgia Christian Church
What's the Matter with Me Health Tonic Ad
An old advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy for nervousness indigestion and low energy. It claims the tonic builds blood rich and red to restore strength and vitality and notes thirty years of doctor approval. The copy targets run-down people and mentions tablet and liquid forms sold by drugsists.
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Hell
Gude
Church and Changing Order Promoted at Southern Meeting
The program outlines sessions from morning worship at 11:00 to evening events at 8:50 led by Rev. William Torrence Bruchel and Rev. Henry H. Sweets with morning lessons by Miss Gladys Sheppard and Mamie Gene Cole. Altogether the schedule covers Sunday school, song services, junior demonstrations, union Endeavor activities, resolutions, and consecration.
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Ray
B. Talley
Atlanta Billy Sunday Business Men's Club
Church of Your Choice
Gladys Sheppard
Mamie Gene Cole
Convent Springs
Ark
William ‘Torrence Bruchel
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Atlanta
Christian Endeavor Hour
Harry K. Halland
Southeast Christian Endeavor District
Henry H. Sweets
D. D
Louisville
Southern Presbyterian Church
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Baseball Rule on Improper Batsman and Outs
If an improper batsman bats and the error is found after he becomes a base runner and before the next ball is pitched to the following batsman, the proper batsman is called out. If it is the third out, the side is retired and the next inning starts with the player who would have batted if the prior inning had ended normally.
Rule on Scoring in Tied Final Innings
The rule states that if the winning run scores in the last half of the final or extra innings with the winning run on base, the batsman gets credit for as many bases as the runner who scores. If the batsman hits a fair ball over the fence it is ruled a home run and all runners on base score.
What Labor Wants Will Be Discussed at Conference
The Disciples of Christ annual congress in Columbus will hear talks from Pref. W W Taylor of Indianapolis on labor issues and temperance, with W D Binney defending creation as scientific and faith preserving. Other sessions include discussions by Rev Finish on ministers in a modern world and talks by Prof FE Ames and Prof J C Archer on Christianity and morality.
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Indianapolis
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Axa Social
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Broadway Christian Church
Louieville
Finish
Central Christ In Church
New York City
FE. S. Ames
University of Chicago
J. C. Archer
Yale Divinity School
New Haven
Conn
Disciples of Christ Tenets Debate Abroad Speaker Named
Prof. R. E. Hieronymous of the University of Illinois Urbana will discuss whether the distinctive tenets of the Disciples at Christ should be taught in the foreign field. The event centers on a question about religious instruction and global outreach.
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R. E. Hieronymous
University of Ilinois
Urbana
Palace presents Wallace Reid in Forever with Elsie Ferguson
Theatre listings announce Wallace Reid and Elsie Ferguson in Forever at the Palace. Colonial screens Broken Threads. Elite features Marie Prevost in Dont Get Personal.
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Wallace Reid
Elsie Ferguson
Palace
Marie Prevost
All Tired Out Athens Ad Promotes Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Merry Roberts of 130 Williams St Athens says kidney trouble left her exhausted and dizzy until Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back and morning fatigue. She urges neighbors to get the same remedy from Trice or any dealer, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Athens
Merry Roberts
Williams St
Doan
Traditional Hawaiian cooking in a ground oven
A note on Hawaii's earth oven method uses a pit lined with stones and heated by fire for cooking. The technique, involving tobi stones, reflects ancient practices still referenced in local culinary history.
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Hawaii
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