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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1922
Page
7
Arthur Ly Kull, 66, a physics professor at Amherst College, died at home Sunday night in Sherst Massachusetts. A longtime pro Irish supporter, he taught at the college for 32 years and authored well known textbooks in the field.
Chicago markets opened with declines in wheat due to lower Liverport quotes, recouped slightly before weakening again. Corn posted small gains for nearby delivery while oats and hogs showed modest shifts. The report notes unsettled closes with December and May futures near mixed levels and cash grain values varying by grade. Livestock saw slower cattle slaughter, steady to weak demand for fat lambs, and varying hog prices. dairy and poultry markets reflected firmer pricing and higher demand. Document captures grain futures, cash prices, and livestock activity in Chicago trading.
New York stocks show broad strength led by Mexican Petroleum, advancing to a high before profit taking trimmed gains. Merchandising and utility shares rise with cooler weather boosting retail demand. I N keys include General American Tank and several major industrials. market breadth supports a steady session.
In New York federal grand jury probes statements by former Captain Rosenbluth linked to his murder indictment near Tacoma Washington. He remains free on a 40000 dollar bond pending removal hearings. The case centers on the 4 year old Camp Lewis killing of Major Alexander P Cronkhite.
New Orleans and New York cotton markets show early gains followed by heavy selling and widespread price declines. December fluctuates around 23 to 24 cents, with losses of up to 28 points at times, amid liquidation and mixed trade dealer activity. Local and southern interests absorb much supply as prices drift through the day.
NAVAL STORES SAAVANNAH Turpentine firm 153 to 157 12 sales 561 receipts 283 shipments 101 stock 12 942 firms sql ed 674 receipts 905 shipments 146 stock 39 325 Quote BDEF 585 GHIKMN 600 WG 625 WW 710.
Washington article by Dr. Allan J. McLaughlin urges sanitation and prevention as the cold season approaches. Emphasizes daily mouth and teeth cleaning, throat gargling with saltwater, proper nose care, and vigorous airflow. Recommends loose ventilated undergarments, regular exercise, hearty meals, and physician guidance on diet and activity.
In Dublin Georgia physicians say J. F. Nobles has little chance of recovery after being shot by Cleane Malone last Friday night on a country road near Dublin. Officials say the shooting followed a collision when Nobles allegedly hit a buggy carrying Malone his wife and child.
Briggs Carson Jr faces trial in a fatal July 9 shooting on the Mitchells bridge road. Prosecution witnesses include C N Weatherly and J Walker Smith. defense calls J W Shaw and Keith Carson. The case centers on a highway ride, a running gunfire incident, and the death of Bennie White.
Police, led by traffic officers McKinnon and Martin, wage a campaign against bright car lights. They urge dimmers or frosted lenses inside city limits to reduce accidents. Offenders will face police court penalties for noncompliance with the headlight ordinance.
A striking brunet appeared in coco brown three piece suit at a smart restaurant. She wore an animal scarf in canary yellow, drawing attention with bold color contrast.
A fragmented weather item reports showers or thundershowers this afternoon or tonight in parts of Georgia Florida and Alabama with cooler conditions tonight and Tuesday. In Washington a strong system moves westward from the Tower lake region bringing much cooler weather across the east of the Mississippi with possible Monday night cooling in the Ohio Valley Tennessee northern Alabama and central Mississippi.
The third installment of city taxes is due from October fifteenth to November first. Payers failing to pay by November first incur a $1.50 cost of life that will be issued against all delinquents. City officials urge prompt payment to avoid penalties and additional charges.
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