New York Cotton Markets and Foreign Money Rates
The ruling prices on the exchange show Sterling at 3.86 and 3.8713, Francs at 8.18, Marks at 1.58 and 1.60. Spot cotton varied by city with Athens 12.50c, Atlanta 11.65c, New York 13.10c, New Orleans 11.88c, Philadelphia 13.35c, Norfolk 11.75c, Savannah 11.75c. New Orleans May futures at 12.59, July 13.25, Oct 13.61. The market notes a muted response to bullish crop reports, some rainfall in the west, and ongoing private crop estimates. Government tariff and wage dispute developments are discussed, with anticipated arbitration and upcoming acreage reports.
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Francé
New York
Athens
Atlanta
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Savannah
B. Beer
F. J. Linnell & Co
Lancashire
Lloyd-George
Acreage Harvest Estimates Hint At Higher Last Year
The record notes 35 504 000 acres while 16 383 000 acres were harvested suggesting last year's total acreage approached 37 000 000. The figures imply a sizable harvest difference and indicate revised scale for previous year impressions.
Hopkins Team Defeats Smith 16 to 7 in League Game
In a high scoring league game yesterday afternoon Hopkins team beat Smith 16 to 7 before about 250 spectators. Score by innings shows Smith with 102 000 003 and Hopkins 020 234 4ax for final 7 9 9. Batteries: Smith and Head, Nicholson and Hutchins. Today's game features Smith versus Slaughter.
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Hopking
Smith's
Casc. A
Business Men's League
R. H. E. Smith
Hopkins
Smith
Head
Nicholson
Hutchin
Baseball Results from Southern and American Leagues
Southern League games: Nashville 8 Mobile 7. Memphis 6 New Orleans 7. Little Rock 3 Birmingham 2 with caul leading end of ninth to catch train. Chattanooga 11 Atlanta 10. American League scores: Chicago 7 St. Louis 8. Detroit 4 Cleveland 7. Washington 12 New York 5. Philadelphia 3 Boston 5-8.
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Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Babe Ruth hits fifteenth homer with bases loaded
Washington May 31 Babe Ruth slugged his fifteenth homer this season, driving in two runs with two on in the ninth inning. The Giants? No, the prompt notes national league results for various teams with Ruth achieving the feat in the ninth. The report emphasizes Ruth's milestone homer and driving in two on.
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Babe
Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Babe" Ruthe
Homer
Dark brown linen dress with ornamented collar and sash
A youth fashion note describes a dark brown linen dress with a Peter Pan collar and sash. Embroidery uses orange and brown mercerized cotton. tan linen collar stitched in brown. The pattern is Pictorial Review Dress No. 8770 in size 13 to 17 years, priced at 25 cents, and mentions fabric yardage for 36 inch and narrow widths.
Beauty and Health Restore Harmony at Home
An advertisement urges women to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for constant tiredness low spirits and aches. It claims health returning restores beauty harmony in the home by reviving the wife and mother’s vitality and mood.
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Lydia _E.Pinkham
Manning Guilty With Mercy Showdown On Georgia Plantations
Covington Ga May 31 Clyde Manning found guilty with a mercy recommendation after a brief jury deliberation. Judge Hutchinson set July 30 for new trial motion. Manning testified he acted under fear of white boss John S Williams on two Jasper County farms where multiple murders occurred. The case parallels prior Williams trial and reveals a brutal system of peonage and killings centered on Williams and his sons.
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Covington
Clyde Manning
Mercy
John B. Huitchinson
Marvin Underwood
Hutchinson
DeKalb County
William M. Howard
Manning
Williams
John S. Williams
Jasper
Georgia
Johns. Willams
Johnny
John S. Willams
John
Mister Johnny
Emma Feerman
Clyde Freeman
Helen Williams Place
John 85
Jekyl
Hide
Vitaliy
Ihulon Williams Place
Williams Plantation
Hulon Willams
Hulon Williams
Willams
Doar Fletcher Smith
Foots
Charlie Chisolm
Chisholm
Howard
Blackstrap
Ironjaw
Blind Boys Gain Skill and Swim at New York Lighthouse
A feature on a six week summer school for blind children at the New York Lighthouse for the Blind. Boys learn basketry, caning, weaving, carpentry, and sewing while girls focus on clothing and dancing. Swimming is popular, with directions built from heightened senses. The program, founded fifteen years ago by Miss Winifred Holt, now supports seven similar institutions. A Committee for Houses for the Blind has a $2,000,000 endowment goal, with Roosevelt as chairman and Harding backing the effort.
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New York
Adytiey
Whee Ag
Tven
Mi ‘Holt
Committee For Men
France
Ameri Committee
Italy
Committee
Miss Holt
Harding
20Th
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Mary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Jon
Lewis L. Clark
National
East Fifty-ninth Street
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Minnesota House of Representatives
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Redars
A. J. Reynolde Tobacco Co
Tasten-Salem
Jimmy Pipe
Prince Ibert
Prince Albert
Bosch and Gray - Davis
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Hull
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