Georgia Judgeship May Cause Trouble
Washington December 14 Republican members of the Senate judiciary committee consider a proposal to add a federal judge in the southern district of Georgia. Senator Borah asks for delay to study details while Wallace W. Lambdin of Waycross is touted for the seat. Savannah lawyer Robert J. Travis and Judge W. A. Covington of Moultrie are named as possible assistants to Karl M Donaldson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
Washington
Senate Jadiary Committee
Webb
Georgia
Speer
Elvnu Root
New York
Borah
Idaho
Sutherland
Utah
Wallace W. Lambdin
Waycross
Senator Bacon
West
Thomas Hason
Karl M Donaldson
Robert J. Travis
Savannah
W. A. Covington
Moultrie
Engineers Discuss Their Pay and Work in Chicago
In Chicago on December 14 railway engineers on western roads spoke at arbitration hearings over wage demands. Judge Peter C. Pritchard noted concessions that costs have risen since 1910 but the men dispute the proposed wage ratio. Engineers W. J. Armstrong and Johnson testified to monthly and yearly earnings framing pay as inadequate for the demanding service plus extreme conditions. Other witnesses stated that locomotives have increased work without higher pay, while railroad attorneys questioned compensation rules for preparatory or minimal engine activity. Warren S Stone argued the claimed practice was rare in past decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter C. Pritchard
Arbitration Board
W. Oj. Armstrong
Av . Johnson
British Columbia
Mercury
Roach
Johnson
G. P. Smith
W. R Boyd
Boyd
Broushe
Pal Warren S Stone
Attitude of the Union in Regard to Violence
December 14 Denver report on the Writers Maine Workers of America testimony before the federal industrial relations commission regarding violence by members in the Colorado strike. Doyle argues moral character of applicants not a factor in membership, while noting union rules guide actions and urging restraint. Admiral Nicholson’s naval career noted as he nears retirement after service on the State of Georgia and Atlantic Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Maine Workers of America
Feder
Federal Commission On Industrial War
Doyle
Colorado
Fie
Scterar
Heb syTheu
Toweré i
Weinstock
Qi Iam
Weristoe Hk “Temin
Aviat
Dove
Dayle
Tie
Waishinetot
G Nicholson Cloged
Hla
State of Georgia
Wilmington
Washington
William I Harris
Department of Commerce
Georgia
Buier
Baldwin Banks
Bartow Smti
Ben Hah
Bibb Ass Ae
Bleckley
Brooks
Bryan
Burke
Calhoun
Campbell
Carrola AG
Bis Clarke
Snett
Anu
Bei Clayton
Tahscco
Cobb
Columbia
Cheske
Ohio
Aly Coweta
St. Craword
Crispei Bias
Tay Ke Dearly Na
Lehigh Valley
Ilvert Wellngham
Lorida Co
Manuel Eee
Bay Boyd An
TSG
Franklin A
Northern Pacific
Pennsylveria
Bis
Gordon
Eye
Tron
Steal
Gradya
Tih Tan
Neena
Rock Island
Innett
Uberty
Leana Hanian
Hancock
Ag Haralson Tesa Aie
Seaboard Air Lane
Harris i
Sloss-Sher. Steel
Henry
TOR Mouthern Pacific BI
Houston
Isu
Wae Railway
Orwin
Bihy
Tersus Co
Steel
GAN
Jett Davis
Poung Jefferson A Es
Ashy Jenkins
Western Union Sen
Lincoln
Gaz
Lowarles We
McDuffie
Te Macon
Mauison
Marion
Panama
Ie Meriwether
Milton Ie
Amitepelle
Hartimore and
Oble
Maine
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Ctapenks
Onio Oy
Murray
Cn. B
Muscokee
Chi. Mal
St. Paul
Fey
R. R
Briggen
Ilinois Central
Pickens
Abe
Lowsville
Nash
Pieraé
Southern Poetic
Sen
SEN Py
Southern
Ae S Spalaung Os
Stephens
nTesny Company
Bs i Age Stewart Ve
Tnion
Sumter
S. Steets
Uy Lok
Taliaferre
Tattnall
Rayer
Telfair i
Peasl Terrell
Thomas i
Pire
Turner
Ewices
Upson
Waller
Walton Ee
Ware
Kington
Weister
Whitfield
Wilcox
Wilkes
Wilkinson
Worth
Professional views on cotton market and trades
New York December 14 special reports show the cotton market calm with steady prices and modest demand. Hedge selling was absorbed as government reports surprise traders, with brief notes on imports exports and yarns, followed by a New York three days holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eaverpool
Cenaut Department
Hyal
Fridas
Sts
JAY, Bond & CO
Manchester
Geneilembie
Wos
Tradimon
New York Coro
Vhchungs
Trading Today for Shares Listed on New York Exchange
New York December 14 unqualified success today of the first full session of open stock dealings prompted exchange authorities to restore all shares to the list tomorrow. Internationals like Great Northern Southern Pacific Canadian Pacific New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio led the gains as restrictions were eased except cash dealings and minimum price rules remaining for safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atech Exchauge
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Baltimore
Ohio
Urope
London
Union Pacific
Exchange
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Northern Pacific
Ginning in Georgia counties and diverse market notes
New York reports call money and mercantile rates with discounts and bills quoted. London and Savanna turpentine and rosin markets show firm rosin and steady stocks as shipments and receipts rise. several fiber and pine products list prices and grades alongside currency and exchange data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fase Ioan
Sty
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
London
Savannah
Rosin
Cotton consumption and its distribution in November report
The census bureau reports November cotton consumption at 420,663 bales, down from 456,366 last year. Four month totals reach 1,671,378 bales, with on hand figures and exports, imports, spindles active, and linters and lint exports detailed across manufacturing establishments and independent warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Manchester reports cloth business good in December
Manchester dispatch notes Indian demand for cotton goods remains poor with November imports far below October. Textile shares strengthen suggesting improvement. Near East markets weak except Egypt. U.S. market fair. English firms booking, with employment rising in cotton towns and spinners doing better than weavers. Metals and coffee sections follow market moves in New York and London trading, with varied futures and spot prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Associated Press
India
Far East
Near East
Egypt
United States
Cotton Movement Across Ports and Movements
Cotton movement reports show steady prices across ports with middling at about 7.36 in New York and various receipts, exports, and stocks noted for major hubs like New Orleans Galveston Charleston and Norfolk. Totals for day and week indicate substantial inbound and outbound volumes and season-long stock levels across interior markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loponlistanl Low
Atlanta
New Orleans
Galveston
Mabie
Charleston
Wilmington
Jos
Norfolk
Baltimore
Poston
Philadelphia
Caperis
New Orleann Sa . É
Mobile Ke Ae i. A
Savannah
Isa Norfelle
Boston
Houston
Memphis
Auguste
Little Rock
Demand for cotton shows steadier tone in New York market
New York and New Orleans report firmer cotton amid limited selling and ongoing demand from shorts, trade houses, and investors. Prices edge higher, December notices around 2,000 bales with covering dominant, while daily exports and clearances shape gains despite mixed domestic consumption signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shorts
Liverpool
New Orleans
Census Bureau
Atlanta Grocerglist Quotations And Beef Market Notes
Corrected price list from Atlanta grocers covers cheese, Red Rock products, canned goods, meats, flour, grain, feed, lard, and groceries with numerous unit prices. Live stock and dairy quotes from Atlanta live stock market and national prices for butter eggs cheese and poultry are included alongside regional market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglesby ‘Grotery Company
Alderney
Bce
Arm and Hammer
Horsford's
Socco
Victory Horse
Lucreno
Poet Puid
Georgia
Brand
Shorts
P. Wy
Walt
V. P
V.P
Wheat Markets Mixed As Visible Supply Surges Buffeted By Rumors
Chicago and other markets closed steady with wheat up to 1-4 under prior close despite a larger visible supply. Reports show Buffalo stocks up 10.485 million bushels versus 7.165 million across the lakes, aiding a volatile session. Corn and oats fell modestly while provisions gained modestly. hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts varied across cities like New York and Kansas City with mixed price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Buffalo
Chain of Lakes
Liverpool
Great Britain
Montreal
Italy
Hold
Ars
Louis
Texas
Kansas City
Mgnt
Southern
Steckers
Stead
Wethern
York
Ee Board of Trade
Ina Mayreer
Artic
Eudey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donalson
Eason
Admiral Nicholson
New York Exchange
Qovisions
Park
Naval Stores
Bia
Tulsia
Northern
Itga
Santos
Rio
Pravius
Cotton Movement
Augusta
St Louis
Cincinnati
Tittle Rock
Goo Sahil
Empire Bacon
Brookfield
Woodlawn
Swift
W. H. Write, Jr
White Provision Company
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Harper
Patsy Purina
Cilengo
Nari
Michigan
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Eldelity Fruit and Produce Company
Indian River
Malaga
Colery
Lancy
Ite Provision Co
Cornfield
Becon
Allied
Armour & Co
D. S
the American Audit Company
Broadway
New York City
F. W. Lafrentz
Cucheu
Jay Ve Eres Seey
Lafrentz
Treas
CHES
Weldorf
Keyser
Francisco—Mills
Richmond
American National Bank London
Hngland
Ef.c
Gresh- Building
Am Street Bank
Fourth National Hack
B. Bidwell
Cable
auDiItTs
Alonzo Richardson & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Ats
Charles J. Metz
Certified Public Accountant President
Audit Company of the
South Healey Building
Arvanta National Bank
Cotton States
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