Judges deny petition to place Peddy on Texas ballot
In New Orleans three federal judges ruled they lack jurisdiction to hear the petition by George E. B. Peddy and Houston Sawyer seeking an injunction to place Peddy's name on the Texas United States Senate ballot against Karl Mayfield. The panel noted the petition should have been filed elsewhere and declined to hear further. The action involved Texas Democrats, Mayfield supporters, and other state officials. The decision follows procedural questions over where the case should be filed.
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Sale of Texas Rust Proof Seed Oats and Berkshire Pigs
An auction notice lists Texas Rust Proof Seed Oats and full blood Berkshire pigs six weeks old. Contact Orr & Co at phone 95 for details and bidding arrangements.
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Chicago Market News Report Highlights Mixed Grain Movements
Market N. News By Associated Press Tosneya Dermee reports a Chicago market session with wheat edging higher early, then unsettled into declines. corn closing heavier and oats rising. Reports of receipts and prices for hogs, cattle, sheep, potatoes, poultry, dairy provide a broad snapshot of Chicago commodities and livestock trading conditions.
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New York Stocks End Open Mixed Amid Shifting Trading
Irregular opening on Tuesday followed Monday's selloff in motor equipment and domestic shares. Foreign, food, merchandising and tobacco issues gained tone, with Moxie Petroleum trading at 235, a yearly high, as Pan American Petroleum advanced over 2 points.
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Local Cotton Advances to New High for Middling Level
Local cotton prices surged Tuesday with middling grade at 24 cents, a new season high, while December traded near the prior record. New York futures opened sharply higher on strong Liverpool signals, with gains trimming amid widespread buying and heavy profit-taking.
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Drunk And Disorderly Cases Heard In Police Court
Several cases charging drunkenness and disorderly conduct were called Tuesday morning. Tom Richards was fined 10.75 dollars for being drunk with a pint of whiskey and had a state court cage. Charlie Bray posted 25.75 dollars cash bond and had a cage set for a later date. Hamp and George Langford, both white, were fined 10.76 dollars for drunkenness, with Hamp also held on a charge of passing worthless checks.
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Russell to be secretary to Senator George in Washington
Lewis Russell of Winder reportedly will be named secretary to Judge Walter F. George when he assumes his senator elect duties in Washington. Edward D. Dykes of Byromville may not accept the post and the position could go to Mr. Trussell. Russell is described as one of Georgia's poorer men who helped his brother win the supreme court chief justice race and is brother of W. J. Russell of Athens.
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Glasgow tocenter of interest in British politics
The article notes Glasgow as the focal point of political activity for the week. It cites Prime Minister Andrew Stanley Law announcing policy details there, Lloyd George addressing a meeting with Sir Robert Horne, and ASquith planning a Glasgow talk. It highlights Irish influence, Scottish home rule, and upcoming opposition to Bo nar Tein with potential Tory and Labour candidates.
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Turpentine, rosin, sugars and New York spot prices mixed
Savannah reports turpentine receipts 473 shipments 5 stock 12892 rosin steady with 74 receipts 2011 shipments 1 136 and prices quoted RD EP 585 GHW1K MN 6.00 WG 6.25 WW 7.10. New York live poultry prices include chickens at 20q 23 and turkeys 2591-9. Raw sugar unchanged at 5.53 centrifugal refined 6.80 6.99. Call money in New York with rates around 4 to 4 1/2. New Orleans spot cotton steady with middling around 23.37 and stock 215,201. Dairy and spot cotton markets close with mixed moves.
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Ebert To Head Germany Until 1925 Prolonged Term
BERLIN. The Reichstag voted 314 to 74 to prolong President Friedrich Ebert's term to June 30, 1925. The Associated Press reports the decision consolidates political leadership during the early Weimar era.
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Stricken Judge Is Doing Nicely In Georgia
STATESBORO Ga Judge H 1 Strange of the Ogeechee circuit superior court was stricken on the bench while charging the grand jury Monday and is somewhat improved Tuesday He has spoken with family members and his only serious trouble now is a slight impediment in speech Judge James B Park of the Ocmulgee circuit superior court will come here to hold court and recharge the grand jury Tuesday.
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Evidence Gathers for Massacre Probe Trials
Marion Illinois state’s attorney Delos Duty began assembling evidence for convictions at trials starting November 8 for 77 persons charged in 343 indictments. The mass murder case relates to the Herrin mine killings. Duty says he has sufficient evidence. The docket includes 48 murder charges linked to the death of a non union worker.
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Small Christmas Cards May Be Barred This Year
Washington reports a Post Office department campaign to discourage small sized Christmas cards and envelopes. Officials say miniature cards cause delays in mail processing because they cannot pass through cancellation machines and must be hand cancelled. The department fixes the smallest mailable Christmas greeting card size at 223.4 by 4 inches.
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Weather Across States Calm With Light Frost Likely
The forecast covers South Carolina and Georgia with fair, continued cool conditions tonight and Wednesday, light frost possible in the north. Florida expects partly cloudy skies with slightly cooler central temps tonight and Wednesday. Alabama sees fair weather and a warming trend into Wednesday.
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Brothers Meet In Jail Cell
In Little Rock Arkansas Henry Spencer of Pope County and Harry Spencer of Conway County, two half brothers, met for the first time in 20 years when placed in the same jail cell on liquor charge arrests.
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Special prices on all children's hats in sale
Special prices on all children's hats from 1.98 to 3.98. Also children's beaver hats priced at 52.75 and offered at Mrs Arthur Burch 34 Holman Building for shoppers seeking bargains.
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Feal Freed After Murder Charge Draws Out Verdict
Marie L Heal faced life in a Kansas City courtroom after a judge acquitted her of murder in the June 3 death of her lover Freak Warren Anderson. Beal testified that Anderson lured her with marriage promises, and she described visiting him in Kansas City and Dayton as their romance soured. She recalled firing at him in a hotel room and then shooting herself, saying he had broken many hearts and that she would stay in Kansas City.
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Charleston Given Pennant For Coast League Title
Columbia South Coast League owners attended the fall meeting to award the 1922 pennant to Charleston. They planned to elect a successor to President W. H. Walsh of Charleston at the January meeting.
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