Cotton Brokers Suspend Amid New York Exchange Turmoil
Washington April 71 Lengehore Co, a cotton dealer, announced on the exchange floor that it will suspend operations after an involuntary suspension of its business was reported. The firm and its agents claim solvency but temporary embarassment. headquarters in town. New Orleans April 2 reports say the firm has moved independent operations to New York due to margin calls, continuing business in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lengehore &A
Washington
Cutton Exchange
Lengabore & Co
Tha
Firma
New York
Longahore & Co
New Orleans
Bengahore
Maemter
THREE FISHERMEN RESCUED AT SEA BY COLINE YACHT
A New York report recounts three fishermen rescued after their vessel sank. The Coline yacht, under Captain Laden and his party, hauled them aboard. Johnson retired after a public meeting in Wayne, Georgia, with plans for future roles debated.
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New York
Meehta
Ingamark
Ahleh
Nia
Pothwy
Laden
Delegates Not Pledged at Republican Convention
Unpledged and uninstructed delegates to the Republican National Convention in Chicago were directed to attend the state convention. Delegates at large include Sates Senator Tacab Gale Meyer Chester Jatin Bancaster Agtory Giteral and Tivete. Taft received a rising vote with only 25 of 763 for Texonution.
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Chi Takd
Hiapabire
Tacab
Gale Meyer
Conard
Chester i Jatin
Agtory
Tastinan
Hdain
Manchester
Willam
Taft
Watchful steps against yellow fever in New Orleans
In New Orleans on April 21 an interview described measures to protect the United States from yellow fever carried from Cuba. Officials named passengers bound for U S ports and the vessels carrying them, with quarantine and hospital protocols to prevent spread. The interview stressed rapid action, reporting plans to isolate sick individuals and trace contacts to stop transmission.
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New Orleans
Iin
Thomas
Marine Hhospital Service
Veatemdas
Jias Senn
Diana
Seuthers Porta
United States
Tbs
Bank of Waller Closes Friday Amid Withdrawals
In Wauseon Ohio the Bank of Waller suspends activities on Friday due to Navy withdrawal pressure. The bank, linked to Hank and a noted telephone company, reports a capital stock of 590000 with deposits of 250000 or more at risk.
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Volade
Onin
Georgia Rail Commission Rules Interchangeable Mileage Policy
Georgia railroad officials issue guidance on interchangeable mileage books sold on a 2 cent basis. The policy ties coupon counts to miles traveled, with agents detaching coupons to reflect actual distance. A Seaboard Airline dispute shows agents detaching coupons to match net fare rather than exact mileage, prompting commission action and warnings to enforce the agreed terms.
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McLendon
Railroad Commission of Georgia
McTenden
Willacared
Savannah
Alamo
Montgomery
Seaboard Airline Railway
Sear Company
Alanian
Ryan
Hateen
Keensute
Savannal Ga
Ala
Petween
Mavannah
Yaintom Grille
Atbant
Seaboard
Stian Fe
Garrett
Georgia
Arec
Fruit crop boom in Macon county portends record year
In That Section Montana Ga April 21 Special reports indicate Macon county will see the largest fruit year in the area’s history. Farmers are heavily laden with fruit and face the strain of tree loads, while expected quality aims higher than in recent years.
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Montexwna Ga
Macon County
Lightning claims doctor at Galveston pier during storm
Dr Wate lace Rowe a 46 year old lecturer and demonstrator at the medical college of Texas University Galveston was instantly killed by lightning on the government jetty seven miles from shore. Several others were stunned but not seriously injured as a storm raged over the pier and area.
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Galveston
Texas
Watelace Rowe
Medical College of Texas University
Indigestion Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement extols Kodol for digestive aid claiming it digests all foods fully, relieves indigestion, and speeds stomach recovery. It argues against dieting, notes quick action from the mouth, and promises a money back guarantee on large bottles from E.G DeWitt & Co of Chicago.
Fine Program Arranged for Georgia Education Meet in Augusta
The Georgia Educational Association schedules its forty second annual meeting in Augusta with sessions April 36 and May 1 and 2. Highlights include a Thursday program with the Lore meeting, a Thursday evening welcome by Hon William Prunbar and remarks by E A Pound, plus an Augusta High School performance. Friday features committee reports on rural education and professional betterment, with addresses by Jere M Pound and Andrew M Soule. Friday afternoon covers department meetings and school matters, and Friday evening includes an address by Governor Smith. Saturday offers English studies, health of school children by Dr W Holiday, and physical training talks by Mrs Helen Hollingsworth and Dr Theo Tocpel.
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Georgia Educational Association
Augusta
Trunteer
High School of
William Prunbar
E A Pound
Waycensa
Jere M. Pound
Andrew M. Soule
Valleges
Kaden
Pitts
Atlanta
Agnes Harilt
Macon
Pupttc Schoul
Chilren
W Holliday
Helen Hollingsworth
Milledgevie
Theo Tocpel
Unfinished novel tied to Kansas governor’s daughter death
Jessie Llewell lyn Call, daughter of a former Kansas governor, died by her own hand yesterday. Friends say an unfinished manuscript, kept by Miss Louie Liewellys in Oskaloosa, relates to political life around her father and may explain her despondence after a sleepless night amid a nervous ailment.
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Calls Hook
Chicago
Jessie Llewellyn Call
Kansas
Louie Liewellys
Cal Fa Alster
Oskaloosa
Becaus
Big Building Struck by Lightning in New Orleans
A lightning bolt struck the Godethaux building on Chartres Street in the business district of New Orleans on April 21. Fire alarms drew thirty steamers and hook and ladder companies to the scene as flames were subdued with many occupants alerted to the threat. Reports from southern Louisiana traced the bolt from the city to Teawa, noting damage near the root Damrae by Ughiningla.
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New Ortenans
New Orleans
Louisiana
Teawa
Planter fatally hurt in chase near Port Gibwan
Governor Noel ordered a pack from Rankin convict farm to Port Gibwan to aid in pursuing a Black assailant who fatally wounded Branch Archir, a prominent planter. A captain from Port Gibwan’s militia was held in readiness to deploy forces if the suspect is captured.
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Jackson
Mite
Claibourne County
Noel
Rankin Consict Farm
Port Gihsen
Branch Archir
Wort
Wenr
Port Gibwan
Nomination Aims Victor Lateel to United States Senate
In April 21 events the president submits Victor Lateel as a nomination to the Senate for promotion as United States Senator. The measure concerns the eastern district of Louisiana and outlines the withdrawal of the previous nominee.
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Victor Lateel Toe
Warahal
Warahington
Senate
Victor Loteel
United Stateg
Miles Pain Pills Advertises Neuralgia Relief
An old testimonial claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve neuralgia by addressing nerve irritation and congestion. Readers report varied relief, with emphasis on quick action and minimal after effects, mentioning phrases about fear and pain while seeking safe dosage guidance.
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Miles
Benet Miles Medical
Elkhart
Ind
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Tennessee
Wakeman Distilling CO
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Teer
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HoDeasis v. Heaepee
Mpabire
Tarex
Hank
Doctor
E.G DeWitt & Co
Court of Appeals
Superior Cout
Acme Maltale
Acme Brewing CO
Macon, Ga
James F. Lynch
Pryor Street
Ogreevent
Troy
Sunny Brook
Pall Heymane
Gallagher & O'Gara
Mashailte
Tenn Law Kademait
Mont Als
W. Lewystein
Montgomery, Ala
OU Express
Weiss,eichold Liquor CO
Mevite
Bedingfield
Botties
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EK. Browne
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