Only Two Scratch Men In Western Golf List 1916
Chicago April 28. Robert A. Gardner Hinsdale national amateur champion and Charles Evans Jr Edgewater western amateur champion are the only two scratch men in the handicap list for 1916 of the Western Golf association issued today by Crafts Higgins assistant secretary. Others named with strokes range from one to five, including D. Be Sawyer Wheaton with one stroke and numerous players from Chicago Oakmont Detroit and Cincinnati among others.
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Chicago
Robert A. Gardner
Hinsdale
Charles Evans, Jr
Edgewater
Western Golf Association
Crafts W. Higgins
D. BE
Sawyer
Wheaton
I. M. Byers
Alleghany
W.C. Fownes
Js. Oakmont
H. Chandler Egan
Glenoak
Harold Weber
Toledo
George 8. Lyons
Hambbton
Canada
J. K. Bole
Donald Edwards
Kenneth P. Edwards
Hoover Bankard, Jr
Midlothian
E. 5. Armstrong
Robert E. Hunter
Midwick
Cal
Harry Legg
Minnikahda
George A. Ormston
Davidson
Howard Berry Wins Pentathlon at Penn Relays Carnival
Howard Berry, Penn’s all around athlete, won the pentathlon in five events at Franklin Field during the twenty second annual relay carnival. He led in broad jump javelin throw 200 meter race discus and 1400 meter race. Pennsylvania also claimed sprint medley relay in world record time and Meredith the Olympic champion won the final relay amid a dramatic stretch drive.
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Philadelphia
Howard Berry
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
H. White
Sy University
Columbia
Kicago
Michigan
Princeton
Kaufman
Lennon
Pennnsylania
Dismond
Chicago
Cheera
Meredith
Stout
Harvey
Dallas High Defeated In Close Dallas Bout
Dallas Ga April 2 Special The local nine defeated the Dallas high 7 to 6 in an interesting game played this afternoon A pitchers battle featured Watson and Trudson for Dallas high and Hitch cock for Dallas High Batteries were Hitchcock and Croker for Dallas high Watson Hudson and Lawrence for the Dallas club Ballpark action centered on strong pitching with extras coming late in the contest or in the final innings
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Dallas
Dallas High
Zama
Watson
Trudson
Hitchcock
Croker
Hudson
Lawrence
Holmes Heads North to Raise $5000 for Institute Building
Fait Holmes, president of the Holmes Institute, leaves for New York and Boston to raise $5000 for a main building to house the many African American children turned away for lack of space. He will speak in eastern cities, beginning with a Cincinnati tass meeting, and plans to urge industrial training and schooling for Southern Colored people.
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Holmes
Tholmes Institute
New York
Boston
Holmes Institute
Folmes
Cincinnati
Holmes’ Institute
South
Wilson
No Trace of Hendricks Saves Moultrie Search Continues
Moultrie Georgia April 28 Special. Search parties hunted for G. T. Hendricks night engineer of the Moultrie Packing Company's plant after his mysterious disappearance last night. He returned home claiming acute indigestion and left for his post without reporting to the plant. Foul play or insanity is feared as authorities pursue every lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrie
G. T. Hendricks
Moultrie Packing Company
Hendricks
Hendrick
Rev Sterling Brown Coming to Lead Tour
Rev Sterling Brown of Washington mayor Howard University theology professor and president of the National Convention of Congregational Workers Among the Colored People will visit the city Saturday on a southern tour. He will speak Sunday morning at the First Congregational Church colored Sunday afternoon at the Congregational Church at Marietta and Sunday night at the Rush Memorial Congregational Church. He will be hosted by W S Gibson at 129 Standelph Street.
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Sterling Brown
Washington City
Howard University
National Convention of
Congregational Workers
South
First Congregational Church
Marietta
Rush Memorial Congregational Church
W.S. Gibson
Standelph Street
Proctor to Deliver Prohibition Sermon in Georgia
Dr H H Proctor will speak on Banishing Booze From Georgia at First Congregational Church colored Sunday night as the new prohibition law takes effect Monday Morning sermon by Dr S N Brown of Washington will follow at Rush Memorial Church in the evening.
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Georgia
H. H. Proctor
First Congregational Church
Colored
S. N. Brown
Washington
National Convention of Congregational Workers Among
Rush Memorial Church
Dun's Weekly Review of Business Situation
New York April 28 Dun's Review notes production and distribution of earnings and wages show continued augmentation yet hindered by diverse influences. Consumer demand remains strong, industrial capacity grows but insufficient to meet work available. Widening gap between offers and closed contracts seen across leading lines as some firms reject further commitments. High costs do not curb demand. premiums for prompt shipments common. Weekly bank clearings total $3,931,216,726.
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New York
Dun
Cotton Seed Oil Futures Mixed on April Trading in New York
In New York on April 28 tender activity for May contracts was low though forward months showed gains on selective buying and short covering. May closed down three points while most later months rose modestly. weekly sales reached 12 260 barrels with scattered price moves across the forward curve and settlements near 10.90 to 11.04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harrears
Greece
Anls
Sensational Advance in Bar Silver Price
New York reports bar silver at 71 1/2 cents an ounce, the highest in nearly a decade. Quotations rose from 52 cents prewar to 71 1/2, driven by gold withdrawal and strong demand in Europe and Asia. The U S government is a buyer, assay office paying 89 cents, with dealers expecting higher bids to replenish supply.
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New York
England
France
Russia
China
East India
United States
Washington
Sts
Firio
Zia
Live Stock Prices Across Chicago St Louis and Kansas City
Chicago and St Louis report mixed cattle and hog receipts for April 28 with higher hog bids and steady cattle values including native steers at Chicago nine to ten dollars, lambs rising to eleven dollars, while Kansas City notes steady hogs and steady cattle, with calves and stockers showing varied but firm ranges. Community markets show demand strengthening in midweek trading across major midwestern hubs.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Dry Goods Markets Steady Amid Lockout Tensions
Cotton goods held firm in New York on April 28 with gains seen in sprints and bleached cottons. Wool markets showed activity in the west while cloak and suit lockout unsettled fabric trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West
Laurens Grand Jury Probes Race Trouble
Dublin Ga April 8 Laurens county grand jury in session began an investigation of the whipping of several negroes by a mob Monday night and the burning of a negro lodge building and a school following an ambush attempt to shoot Wl. Veal a white farmer. A large number of witnesses examined. Authorities say a serious effort will be made to convict the guilty parties. No indictments have yet been returned. The investigation continues with efforts to bring any guilty parties to trial if evidence permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Laurens County
Harvester Strikers Win 9 Hour Day Pact
Chicago officials report International Harvester grants a nine hour workday with unchanged pay to 12,000 workers after a strike by 5,000 employees at two twine plants ends. The settlement maintains wages while shortening the shift across the two facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Cotton Market Mixed as Page Reports Early Gains and Late Easy Session
New York and New Orleans notes show an initial uptick in cotton futures on optimistic cables and spurred buying by spinners, with May and October contracts rising briefly before prices eased toward the day’s close. Private crop data suggested modest acreage growth but failed to spark lasting demand amid weather concerns and reports of replanting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Little Rock
New Orleans
Prires
Brazil
Santer
Refa
Bra Alian Exchange
RTO
EGO
Raggr GS
RBS
Cotton Movement Market Report Across Ports and Interior
Atlanta 42 steady at 11 to 12 middle grades. Total stock 66 958 sales and receipts across ports show heavy activity with New Orleans Middling 11.85 and stock 26 088. Galveston 12 36 receipts 5 632 exports 6 047 stocks 784 253. Savannah middling 11 88 receipts 2 245 stock 144 074. Norfolk middling 11 88 receipts 2 005 stock 97 161. Boston middling 12 16 receipts 69 exports 4 92 stock 8 139. Philadelphia 12 45 stock 2 311. total today receipts 17 988 exports 17 stock 1 268 552. week receipts 104 652 exports 140 308. season receipts 6 532 916 exports 4 435 180. Interior movement shows Houston middling 12.26 receipts shipments 262 stock 9 0, Memphis middling 12.00 receipts shipments 7 7 stock 382 456. Augusta middling 12.75 receipts 292 shipments 438 sales 4 040 stock 119 582. St Louis middling 12.00 receipts 6 226 shipments 6 220 stock 9 822. Cincinnati receipts 2 640 shipments 3 815 stock 23 121. Little Rock middling 12.25 receipts 156 shipments 202 sales 2 stock 30 253. Dallas middling 11.95. total today receipts 13 278 shipments 19 682 stock 460 500.
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New Orleans
Charleston
Texas City
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
York
Houston
Middlin
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Dallas
Montremeny
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Wilington
Pacific Coast
Port Arthur
Brunswick
Newport News
St Louis
Sea island cotton market quiet in Savannah and Atlanta livestock rates
Savannah on April 28 reports a quiet steady sea island cotton market with weekly quotes for Florida and Georgia grades. Atlanta quotes show live cattle prices from Goo to choice steers up to 7.60 and beef cows to 5.75, with hogs and hog products priced across standard ranges.
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Savannah
Sea Island
Florida
Georgia
Atlanta
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Security Market Upswing Sees Gains Across Sectors
New York stock activity favors rails and investment shares as earnings reports and foreign outlook buoy confidence. Read more: Read details on Union Pacific Atchison St Paul New York Central and other issues, plus notable gains in metals, oils, and chemicals.
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New York
Reads
Union Pacific
Atchison, St. Paul
New York Central
Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel
Wall Street
Mercantile Marine
Nho
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Lackawanna
Chesapeake and Ohio
United States
Market Wrap Shows Mixed Commodity Moves Across Regions
Liverpool reports weekly cotton totals and stock levels with American shares, while New York butter creamery prices rise and eggs gain. Chicago shows butter down, eggs up, and potatoes easing. Kansas City notes stable butter and poultry. Coffee futures surge to fresh highs on political optimism. spot exports and Brazilian exchange rise as markets close near highs.
Professional Views On Cotton Situation Disappoint Markets
New York April 2 6 Special The cotton market remains a disappointment unable to rise or fall as expected The week end figures show no new features and the sole item of interest is Minskes acreage estimate indicating a smaller than expected increase The German reply is awaited but unlikely to shift the market The speculative world stays away due to small promised profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minskes
Germany
Renakore, Lyon & CO
Tdverpont
Poritiona
Hubbard Bros, & CO
Provisions Rise Grains Unsettled in Chicago Market
Chicago April 28 The wheat market closed weak with May at 1.18 and July at 1.14 percent as green bug damage spreads through Oklahoma and Hessian flu concerns grow in Missouri. Corn and oats held easy tones on favorable northwest weather and month end May and July deliveries. Provisions rose slightly while pork prices faced a squeeze after overselling.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Missouri
Uclling
Dears
Germany
Grain and sugar market snapshot with price notes
Grain values for No 2 red and hard wheats across Chicago markets show varied quotes from 1.21 to 1.14 per bushel with other grades and timothy and burley listed. Sugar in New York opens with subdued interest, spot prices steady around 6.40 for Cuban centrifugal and 0.59 for molasses, while refined remains firm at 7.40 to 7.50. Provisions in Chicago include pork, lard, and ribs at mixed 23.00, 12.00, and 12.60. Rice in New Orleans edges higher on Honduran and Japan interest, with rough and clean rice quoted around 3.00 to 4.10 and pockets at 34-16 to 34-16.
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W. S. Duncan Co
Victory
Gloria
Nell Rose
Whity Lilly
White Lilly
Hoyas
Pride of Denver
Puritan
Paragon
Texas
Bermuda
Harpers Prime
C. Hulls
Patsy Mayh
Purina
Icc
A. B.C
P. W
Georgia
Chippewa
Boe
V. P
Sace
Vv. P
Myles
New York
Metal Exchange
East St. Louis
London
Seminal
Spot
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Dakota- Ohlas
I. Loute
Trange Board of Trade
Timothy
Cuba
Wt & Net
Pointe
Balen
BADGA
New
Orleana
Honduras
Japan
Ean Honduras
Boles
Hubbard Bros. and Co Cotton Merchants in New York
The notice invites orders for purchase and sale of cotton and cotton seed oil for future delivery. It highlights special terms for consignments of spot cotton and seeks correspondence, listing memberships with New York and New Orleans exchanges and the Liverpool Cotton Association.
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Hubbard Bros. &Co
Hanover Square
New York
New York Cotton Exchanges
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
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Dr. Proctor
Twserap
Dun's Weekly
Hester’s Weekly Cotton Statement
Porto
Mills
Kansas City
Laurens Grand Jury
SANGE
Sope Oficalsons Ettscre
Ange
Pet
Aye Oaire
Cotton Movement
Ecaby Opiesby
Osiesby Grocery Company
I Candy
Amixea
Navy
Biour
Ianiong
Monogram
Liony
Hoyel
Horsford’s
Succeay Sl.sr. Hough
Bnew Drift
Scoce
Fiat White
Ali
Maur Gherkins
Kega
J Uuben
Domino
Metals
Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company
Cornst
Carto Cornfield
Cornfield Park
Cornfield Wideners
Corfeld
Ae Cornfield
Picila
Basia
D. S
D. Bellles
D. S. Hellles
Taylow
U. S. Steel
New York Financial
London Financial
Yenden
Prev. Close
sTocigh
Lian Close
Allis-Chalmers
REY
le Anagonda Copper
A Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Tne
Ar Age
RG Oe Bu R
Ran RG Ly
Ray Brooklyn
Tran Roe Canadian
Central Leather
Chesape
Onlo
St. On
Paul Chi. R and
Wu Ry. VI
Va Consolidated
Continental Canal AG Cragible Steel Bey
Erle Sky
General Electric
Interborough Conse’ D4 Corp
Kan
City Southern
Lehigh Valle
Ligrkett
My Or
Vorillard Co. Bmo
Tex
Mexican Petroleum
A Ae
National Lead &G
Central
Pacific
Orthern Ba Fennsylvania Tl
Bey Reading Ray
Abe Rep Tron
Bee
AGM
Beachhard Air Line
Ns Im Ao
Pra
Ass - Sheteel and Trom
Studebaker Corp
Southern Pacific
Southern Oil Way
We Boy Foy Tepn Copper AG
Texas Co
Texas and Pacific
Ss. Steel
Utah Copper
al Ara Va
Cure. Chem. Bi
Walch Pf Cire
Ala Westing’s
Tric
Oupan
Panama
Atchison Gen
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Ofa. Ag Int. Mor. Marine
Ty Liggett and Myers
Louisville and Nash
Missouri Kan
Hartford
Witorfolk
Westerner
Orthern Pacific
Pennay
Consol
Pan
Reading
Republic Tron
Texas and Pacific Ist
Union Pacifle da
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Fa
Sutter
Bexs
Atlante
New Or
New York Ave
Ball. & Ohio
Centra, Penn. and
Southern Railway
Amer. Wel. & ‘Rel
Central of Iscrgia
Consul
Virginia-Carolina Chemical U. & Steel and
Naval Stores
aTi& Sales
Mindowglaan
Jacksonville
Fla
Luis
Kansas
Certified Public Accountant Candler
Atlanta, Ga
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