Wall Street Opens Mixed as Trading Slows
The day’s stock market opened with irregular activity that softened into broad declines in late trading. Industrials showed declines with few gainers like American Locomotive and American Water Works, while Steel and related issues slipped. money markets remained cautious with call rates around 42-20 percent and longer-term rates hovering.
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New York
Noni
Wlert
Vporla
Dahon
Cdiatieba
Sagar
Pan American
American
Eam
Vanpeelad
Market reports mix in April cotton and grain notes
A length of fragmented market notes from New Orleans and New York discusses cotton prices and forces in the grain and fiber sectors. It cites analysts like Fenner & Meane and others, mentions fluctuating conditions and investor sentiment, and references a pending acreage report and tax considerations affecting market tone. The text blends commodity pricing with broader economic outlooks and speculative activity.
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New York
Tubbard Bios & Co
New York Stock Transactions Reported By Associated Press
The Associated Press details New York stock transactions with notes on fluctuating profits and market activity as trading conditions affect most major stocks.
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N. Y
Associated Press
Royal Wedding Gifts Enclosed In Glass Cases
London April 2 Bert and Bertie face the wedding with gifts secured in glass cases at Buckingham Palace reception. Royalty, diplomats, and society leaders viewed numerous presents for the Duke of York and Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon, including a diamond necklace, sapphire ring, and diamond tiara. The Queen, Earl of Strathmore, and Queen Mother Elizabeth contributed notable pieces, while other gifts ranged from jewelry to kitchen utensils.
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London
Bert
Bertie
Duke of York
Elizabeth Bowes- Lyon
King
Aneen
Buckingham Pala
Ielin
York
Rhiaabeth
Diamonus Ayn
Betty Ro “Bertio
Vanes
Earl of
Daily quotations on local stocks
Local stock quotations from Atlanta and surrounding markets appear in a fragmented list. It references several firms and railroads such as Fourth National Bank, Georgia Railway and a few others, though text is corrupted and hard to parse for precise figures or dates.
Embarrassing Search Suggests Hidden Coin Purses
A fragment advises sewing a dress snap to the back of an outer purse and another to the lining. The idea is to access change without disturbing the bag contents. The text reads awkwardly and contains several typos.
Police Order Enforces Atlanta Street Skating Ban
Police chief James L. Beaver issued an order directing vigorous enforcement of the street skating ordinance. The move follows a letter from C V Hobenstein of the Atlanta Automotive Association urging action to protect children from street skating dangers. The city has debated sidewalk skating after repealing a prior street ban and approving a sidewalk allowance.
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Atlanta
James L. Beaver
C. V. Hobenstein
Atlanta Automotive Association
Robert Fulton Named for New Is-Story Hotel in Luckie Cone Block
The Massell Realty company plans a 15 story hotel at Luckie and Cone streets for Heymann Baron and Wilson owners of a southern hotel chain. It will be called the Robert Fulton. The building will use steel framework instead of reinforced concrete and will feature 307 rooms each with a private bath.
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Massell Realty Company
Luckie and Cone
Heymann, Baron and Wilson
Southern
Robert Fulton
Knickerbocker Ban Declared In Zion Ordinance
A new city ordinance in Zion bans two or more people from assembling in public streets and forbids loud or indecent language. Punishment includes fines up to $2. Girls may wear knickerbockers only in classrooms. outdoors require skirts. Overseer Glenn Veliva denounces knickerbockers as immodest.
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Dion. I
Glenn Veliva
Zion
Four Hurt In Monday Morning Auto Crash At Forrest And Piedmont
Four people were injured, none seriously, when two vehicles collided near Forrest and Piedmont around 7 am Monday. Victims include Carey Fowlee of Doraville and Warstead of TM North Boulevard. A vehicle carrying Winstead and two young women fled the scene after the crash, injuring one woman severely. City Clerk Walter C. Taylor owned the truck involved, and a bystander aided the injured before officers arrived.
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Forrest
Piedmont Evens
Carey Fowlee
Doraville
Warstead
TM North Boulevard
Winstead
Vauralman
W. C. Whitley
Winstead Unler
Fowler
Walter C. Taylor
Sera
Debra
Raft
Father of Macon Girl Is Arrested After Stabbing
Macon Georgia April 2 special Vee Allen of Crups Path was arrested today on a charge of uttering and battery preferred by W C Joyner who is alleged to have been severely stabbed by Allen The cutting took place in front of Leu s home while Joyner was seated in an auto with Allen s daughter Allen it is said had objected to Foyner keeping company with his daughter and when he discovered the man in the car he reportedly slashed him on the hands and throat.
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Macon
Vee. Allen
Crups Path
Utter
W. C. Jaysner
Allen
Leu
Joyner
Foyner
Spursman
Plan of Ansley Park Would Alter Zoning
A zoning boost to allow apartment buildings in Ansley Park was tabled by George Fraxler at a Monday city planning meeting. A petition from 40 area property owners, led by Walter A. Sima, protested the proposal. action was deferred to the next regular meeting two weeks later. The contested area lies within Piedmont Avenue, Westminster Drive, and the Southern Railway.
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Eit Planulie Commission
George AM. Fraxler
Ansley Park
Piedmont Avenué
Weatminster Drive
Southern Railway
Portian
Walter Talan
Moarely
Gwitera
Bower
Teth
Traylor
Anatoy Pack Vieluity
Atayar Walter A. Sima
Presbytery Meeting Opens This Afternoon Here
The Presbytery gathering of ministers elders and delegates from various Christian churches will convene this afternoon at Baldatclak Garden Astart Proshyierima church. About 2,000 members are expected. Rev Mo McoX Meier will preside as moderator. A new elderator will be elected, and reports on devotion exercises and young people's work will be presented. An afternoon session will hear treasurer and standing committee reports, with a popular meeting of Presbyters’ home association planned in the evening.
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HLM
Agate Tanta
Ftere
Baldatclak
Khiee Gon
Montgomery
Chalemiin
Laudeale
Goto Street
Churel
Iter
Willmia Heh
Uemplall
Pes
Outteh
Charles 4 Campbell
War Secretary To Aid In Fight On Boll Weevil
War secretary to aid in the fight on boll weevil with chemical warfare service support. Sen Weeks cites appropriation for chemical research for military use and study of materials, noting a request to provide purchases in the study of this important subject.
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Constituton Bureau
Raleigh
Washington
Agristhe
Schod Lamia
Cary
Codi
Wm. J. Eharri
Sorre Guts Weeks
Waris
Fallowsa
Ran Pope
Opposed Schedules Petition Makers Meet in Atlanta
A Georgia meeting in Raleigh Modest terms a push by CeUPENNG Gt SCHEDULES OPPOSED to block reopening of schedules on peach and peanut products. Fifteen representatives including Thomas Keenan of Atlanta discuss cooperation with peanut growers and Georgia Department of Agriculture to file a petition against resuming the schedules. A preliminary plan targets a Tuesday session and outlines the harm to southern farmers if reopening proceeds.
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Burend
Raleigh
Washington
Adonion
Siuhern
Fuliead Statestari Commission
Gsrocation
State Department of Agriculture
of Georgia
Veap Wal
Anne Dley
Thomas, Keenan
Atlanta
Auania Catton OL Company
Kix
Gompers Supports Beer for Labor Not Saloon
Albany April 25 Sam Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor spoke before the New York Legislature. He favored beer for labor but opposed saloon expansion and criticized Elbert Gary and other U.S. Steel leaders for proposing immigration limits to allow more European migrant workers.
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Gompers
Albany
N.Y
Worlavan
Samand Gomnera
American Federation At Labor
York
Elbert TW
Gary
U. S. Steel
Birmingham Pastor Opens Evangelical Lecture Course
Dr George R Stewart a Birmingham pastor opened a week long lecture series on the gospel at Trinity College. The event began Monday night and will continue Friday with Mrs Nam Vy Jona hosting the evening program. Reports indicate strong interest and anticipated discussions on contemporary religious themes.
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George R. Stewart
Birmingham
George Ry, Stewart
Fitat Methodist Etimreh
Bariihgluin
Ala
WAY
Vegi4
Sam Janes
Evangelisy
Ory Universits
Mrn
Nam Vy Jona
Everges Uist
Biblic
Aden
Mrs Lula Turner Sought by Red Cross
A garbled wartime era notice seeking Lula Turner, mother of John Chin, rumored former soldier, said to reside in Wisconsin. The Red Cross asks for any current address to reach Mrs Turner at 802 Hist Geogia rvenue, listing contact by phone.
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Fula Turner
John Chin
Fuener
Sokller
Franer Wis
Mra
Faye
Red Cross
Tole Pene
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Texas & Paw
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Fenner & Beane
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Meudeno
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P. R. Duggan & Company
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Hanover Square
New York Produce Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Assoion
Atanta
Nannanan
Gmuinen Tohh
Cnnmen Gruen & Sealer Banh
Fourth National Trank
Fuorgian Railway
Georgia Htuilway & KP
Lapiress
Southwestern Railroad
Georgia
Opr
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Tore Tank
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Swain
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Thomasville
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Ile
G. IV. Edwards
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Edwards
Valdosta
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Noble
Rae Nerds
Bertha M. Stapleton
San Antonio
Texas
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Pave
Thomas County
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B.C. Reed
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Southern Building
Adair Realty & Trust Company
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Adair Realty & Trust CO
Hzatex Bur
Pine
Atlanta, GA
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