Cotton Market Trends and Prices Across Major Hubs
The Athens market shows good middling cotton at 173-4 cents with limited offerings as six weeks of dull trade persist. In New York, the market advances 2 to 6 points on rains and firmer cables, with May near 17.76 and July around 17.17 as shipments and export movement influence prices. New Orleans sees a steady tone despite heavy rains, with May around 16.50 and bids listed while reports of labor troubles and crop acreage forecasts temper gains.
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Athens
New York
Liverpool
New England
New Orleans
Orleans
Bluebeard Buried Without a Name
Paris reports Henri Desire-Landru guillotined February 1 for murdering ten women and a boy. He lies in an unmarked grave, his children authorized to place a small cross bearing only Henri Desire. The family seeks to assume the surname Reny.
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Bluebeard
Paris
Henri Desire - Landru
Hinble Desire
Henri Desire
Ren'y
Wall Street Open Falls as Markets React to Mixed Trends
New York stocks and bonds show muted activity with Liberty bonds, call money, and foreign exchange quoted. Major names such as International Harvester, Sears Roebuck, Central Leather, and various rail and oil stocks move modestly, while oils and utilities pull back amid cautious investors.
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Allied Chemical and Dye
Allis-Chalmers
American Can
Car and Foundry
International Corp
American Locomotive
American Sugars
Sumatra Tobacco
Ini
American T. and T
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Atchison
Ath, Gulf, and W. Indies
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Chicago, R. I. and
Pac
Colorado
Erie
General
Asp
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich Co
Great Northern Pith
Illinois Central
A Inspiration Co
International Harvester
Marine
International Paper
Invincible Oil
Ee Ae
Kelly-Springfield
Ve Ee
Kennecott Copper
Louisville and
Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
Miami
Middle States
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Chishores
Pacific Oil
Pan Assettn Petroleum
Pennsylvania People
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Southern Pacific
Eel Southern Railway
Standard Oil of
N. J
Babaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Texas and Pacific
Union Pacific
Utah Co
Estinghouse Jasive Overland Voice
Atants Comet Line
Coca Colm
Bs Oe
Oee Geir
Teal Se Ee Es
Wall Street
New York
Intin
Pullman
Virginia
Carolina Chemical
Market Street Railway
Wro
Chicago Markets Update on Wheat Corn and Cattle Prices
Market news from Chicago shows wheat weak at Liverpool inspired levels with mixed gains in hogs lifting the provisions complex. Corn and oats open lower while wheat closes unsettled. Livestock demand softer for cattle with hogs steady to mixed and veal calves weak to lower. Chicago pork and lard prices listed with slight gains. cattle receipts strong and feeders steady. Washington grain and livestock quotes from St Louis and Chicago briefs included.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Atrong
Texas
Market Roundup Of Potatoes Sugar And Naval Stores
Chicago market shows weakness in potato prices with round whites and reds moved at 1.50 to 1.85 per cwt across states Minnesota Idaho Nebraska and Wisconsin. New York raw sugar holds firm around 3.92 at centrifugal, granulated levels steady. Savannah naval stores report firm turpentine at 1 dollar with steady rosin and varied pitches for grades, with detailed stock, receipts and shipments across several resin classifications.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Nebraska
SUAR
NAVAL
Savannah
Fine Black man for breaking up worship at Ebenezer church
Arthur Grisham, a Black man, was found guilty in police court of drunkenness and disturbing services at Ebenezer church on Arch Street last Sunday and fined 25.75 or 50 days on the street. He will be tried in county court for interfering with divine worship. Another Black man, Reno Terrell, was arrested on a similar charge for breaking up worship at a colored church on Fourth Street and will also be held for county court.
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Arthur Grisham
Ebenezer Church
Arch Street
Grisham
Reno Terrell
Fourth Street
Movements Lift Shares Amid Broad Market Activity
In a brisk session, trading saw notable moves as stocks gained 1 to 6 points. Demand grew for equipment oils and steels while low priced railroads absorbed at higher figures. The Pacifica advanced as the close strengthened with total sales around 50,000 shares.
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Pacifica
Roy Dickerson to be tried Monday in Seale jail
Roy Dickerson sits in the dual locked death cell of Russell county jail in Seale Alabama charged with several robberies including the 1920 Phenix-Girard bank robbery at Girard. He was brought from Birmingham by Sheriff Ragland after an arrest related to a New Orleans burglary. C L Mullins and Judge J B Williams accompanied him. He is slated for trial next Monday morning in circuit court as the regular term of court begins.
Former Cashier Alleges Persecution in Embezzlement Case
ALBANY Ga A former Bank of Ty Ty cashier H T Wren nick claims persecution by enemies who aim to remove him for cases he helped investigate and push He is jailed at Sylvester Worth county charged with embezzling bank funds and a shortage remains unresolved.
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Albany
H. T. Wrennick
Bank of Ty Ty
Wae
Tie County
Sylvester
Worth County
Georgia Plans Cooperative Cotton Pool With 240000 Bales
Dallas Texas Georgia is forming a cooperative sales association and expects 240000 bales for this year s pool Charles Barrett president of the National Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union and Georgia Farm Bureau federation chairman told Texas Farm Bureau officers Barrett was joined by Harvie Jordan secretary of the American Cotton Growers Exchange and C A Moser of Atlanta The trip aimed to survey Texas federation achievements and apply lessons from other states to Georgia efforts
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Dallas
Texas
Georgia
Charles 3. Barrett
National
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Barrett
Harvie Jordan
American Cotton Growers Exchange
C. A. Moser
Atlanta
Barret
Texas Federation
Rickard's Counsel Rested At Noon In Rape Case
New York prosecutors defend Tex Rickard against a charge of raping a 15 year old girl, Sarah Schoenfeld. Attorneys rested shortly before noon Tuesday as the court signaled it hoped to submit the case to the jury Tuesday night.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Sarah Schoenfeld
Nineteen Chinese Await Deportation at N J Village Jail
Twenty three Chinese, recently arriving from Havana on the steamship South America, are held in the Village jail to await immigration action. Sixteen are said to be stowaways, the rest ship crew. They are well dressed and carry between 1000 and 1300 dollars each. A note mentions a book titled How to Find a Wife and a tongue in cheek line about doing something you shouldn't.
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Roosevelt
N. J
Havana
South America
Metropolitan Life Insures 19 Million Nationwide Workers
Metropolitan Life reports about 19 million insured with over 16 million under weekly premium plans. Free nursing and health services reach 2,800 towns, with 14 million visits and 2,116,875 in 1921. The company highlights disease prevention, housing loans totaling over 68 million dollars for 17,744 homes, and life expectancy gains. It claims leadership in both Industrial and Ordinary life insurance with vast policies in force and premiums exceeding rivals.
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America
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan
Ace
Eee Salen di Coren
Feo Alee Cape
Worle
Saar
Hian Dou
Helping the Employer to Help
Employers insuring their employees under group policies are advised regarding health conditions and accident prevention, while the employees receive benefits of nursing service and welfare literature.
238 Million Pieces of Literature in Health Campaign
Attractive booklets and pamphlets on health and disease, prepared by leading experts, are distributed widely. So far 238,000,900 copies have been distributed with 25,000,000 in 1921. The Metropolitan health magazine prints 18,000,000 copies annually.
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Metropolitan
City That Is Watched Demonstrates Health Regulation Impact
In Framingham Massachusetts the metropolis leads a national health experiment observed by authorities to show what proper municipal health regulation can achieve. Deaths from tuberculosis have fallen from 121 per 100000 to 40 per year.
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Framingham
Mass
The Metropolitan Insurance Prospect in The Future
The Metropolitan pledges to continue its endeavor to offer life health and accident protection and aid to save human life. The company foresees continued growth and greater opportunities to serve the American public with insurance protection and life and health conservation.
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America
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