Opening Cotton Market Firm on Advance at New York
The New York cotton market opened firm with a 5 point gain then eased to 2 points lower. Early session showed a net loss of 8 to 44 points on active months, amid liquidation and some selling by room traders. Receipts at ports today were 5,737 bales, total weekly and yearly figures noted, while New Orleans and other markets posted mixed futures with steady to higher tones as the holiday season dampened activity.
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York
Texas
Inter
Wall Street
Prieca Net
Ealy
Uplands
Gulf
New Orleans
Hadi
Overpool
Eady
Clare
Taleston
Sbi
Vanuah
Arleston
Wilminden
Norfolk
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Fort
Isttin Rock
Galveston
Hoi
Wet Weather Slows Wheat Rally On Argentina Rise
Chicago markets report wheat gains trimmed by weekend profit taking despite heavy rains in Argentina. May wheat opened higher then slipped to around 1.06 to 1.08 with soy and corn mixed. Corn and oats showed weaker and firmer tone in spots as hog prices rose. Provisions moved higher on live hog price advances. Local receipts and global weather concerns influenced prices across wheat, corn, oats, and products with mixed regional activity.
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A. P. Morgan Grain Co
Atlanta
Neo
Goold
Harley
Northwestern
Chicago
Earley
St. Louis
Baltimore
Argentina
Aleo
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
BBC
May
Balge
Bing
May Park
Montag
Actor Recovers and Heads to New York from Columbus
Columbus Ga December 21 Wallace Erskine the actor who cut his throat at a local hotel with suspected suicidal intent has recovered enough to leave for New York He is well known in metropolitan theatrical circles and telegrams inquire about his condition New York December 21 The flat mortgage bondholders of the Southern Steel Company form a protag ive committee to aid rehabilitation It includes James T Woodward K B Van Cortlandt Walter T Rosen and I Q Brown Augusta schools close for holidays reopen January 2 Tubman High School also closing Christmas trees held in Kindergarten programs at public schools and the University of Georgia medical department closes today returning January 3
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Columban
New York
Columbus
Wallace Erskine
Mie
New ‘York
Fiat
Southern Steel Company
James T. Woodward
K. B. van Cortlandt
Walter T. Rosen
I. Q. Brown
Augusta
Tubman High School
Medical Department
University of Georgia
Mayor's Memphis cart news seller brings world papers to Atlanta
J W Cohen, proprietor of a movable news cart, dispenses fresh daily newspapers from cities across the United States and overseas. From Peachtrea and Marietta streets, his cart offers Hebrew, Swedish, German, Greek, French and Spanish papers, and English editions, serving Atlantans for three months.
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Joyner
Memphis
J.W. Cohen
United States
London
Cuba
Canada
Paris
Philippines
Mexico
Cohen
Atlanta
Peachtrea
Marietta
Maine
Golden Gate
California
Alaska
Rome Makes Third Extradition Bid for W. H. Young
Governor Smith pressed to secure extradition from Alabama for W. H. Young a white man sought in Floyd County Georgia on cheating and swindling charges. Attorney Walter B Shaw notified Governor Comer and asked Alabama officials to assist after Young evaded Georgia warrants via habeas corpus twice in Birmingham. A third extradition request was sent to move Young to Rome for trial.
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Smith
Comer
Alabama
Mr. Shaw
Young
Birmingham
Georgia
Rome
Woman kills self in bathroom at home in Alabama
In Montgomery, Ala, Mia W. Barnes, 28, shot herself in the head this morning after a long illness and despondency over recovery. She died at 11 o'clock, leaving one child and no note. Her home was Quitman, Ga. San Juan, P. R., reports the battleship Missouri arrived, sent season's greetings, and ferried a sick fireman to hospital before rejoining the fleet. Tilets reportedly landed two pneumonia cases on Culebra Island.
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Missouri
San
Mont
Juan
Montgomery
Ala
W. J. Barnes
Quitman
San Juan
P. R
Rollver
Naval Station
Benjamin Northway
Naval Hospital
Tilets
Culebra Island
Courts Roundup Details Defrauding Case and Divorces
Grand jury returns true bill against Bell and Jackson for defrauding Mrs. Jennie Glenn of 6 80. Bell, a constable, faces extortion indictment. Jackson a money lender. J.Perenio arrested for beating a board bill, released on a lime check with jail fees paid. Judge Pendleton strikes out defenses in Crutchfield divorce. Beulah Carroll seeks divorce for cruel treatment and custody. temporary restraining order granted. Fulton county courts suspend for holidays. no hearings this week. offices stay open for petitions.
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Ft. M. Bell
Paul Jackson
Jennie Glenn
Bell
Justice of the Peace H
Jackson
Glenn
Pendleton
Crutewield
Salle Crutchfield
J. Crutchfield
Irs
Crutchfield
Reuben Arnold
W. A. Batchelor
Beulah Carroll
J. K. Carroll
Fulton County
Ellis
Ryan
Calhoun
Reid
Instant Catarrh Relief Promises Free Trial Sample
Instant relief from catarrh is offered by Eclipse Catarrh Cure with a free sample. The ad claims rapid air passage clearing, removal of offensive buildup, and a permanent cure even in severe cases. It includes testimonials from Robert Wiggles of Augusta and requests readers send name and address with a money order for a full package.
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Robert Wiggles
Augusta
Aly
Agnes Riordan Admits Cutting Up Child Case
A warrant charging a serious crime was issued and served on Agnes Riordan concerning a child found cut into thirteen pieces. Riordan is in Summerville hospital in precarious condition but expected to recover. She admits cutting the child to Beers but says it never lived.
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Augusta
Agnes Riordan
Tolley
Summerville
City Hospital
Court of Appeals Georgia Verifies Multiple Reversals
A compiled list shows judgments affirmed and reversed across Floyd, Munty, Muscogee, Pulaski, Fulton, City of Moultrie, Sylvester, Pell, Titton, Cordele, Jeffersonville, Abbeville, Haralson, Laurens, Avericue, Waycross, Washington, Sparta, Monro, and other jurisdictions. Notable names include Desmond, Hillyer, Elliott, Battle, Meinhard, Folsom, Yancey, Karwisch, Clary, and various state officials, with decisions by Judge Wright, Reegan, Pendleton, and others.
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Garrard & Garrard
J. H. Martin
W Ed Nall
T. L. Bulger
A. W. Cozart
Chariton E. Battle
Oliver v. State
Pulaski Superior Court
Martin
T. F. Lawson
John C. Mart
D. Graham
D. Graham, Solicitor General
Floyd Et al
Hickerson Et al
Coffea Superior Court
Parker
Lankford & Dickerson
Levi O'Steen
W. Quincey
Yancey v. Karwisch
Fulton Superior Court
Tudge Pendleton
W. CU. Mundas
Hines & Jordan
W. II
Terrelli
Meinhard, Schou) & Co
Folsom
City Court of Moultrie
Z. H Parker
J. A. Wilkes
Sizemore Et al
Woolard
Admx
City Court of
Sylvester
Park, Payton & Hay
J. I. Tiston
Tan
Walker
H. D. Smith
W. J. Wallace
Hardeman
A. W. Stokes
Berner, Smith & Hastings
Er‘yor
S. A. Camp
Burton Smith
Monroe
Citizens’ Bank ‘of
Abbeville
Nicholson
Martin Cannon
Hal Lawnon
Coleman
State
Jaralsan
Edwards
Griffith
H. Bloadworth, Jr
Parker v. State
Walton Superior Court
Rand
A. C. Biora
A. Hawkins
A. J. ‘Ribible
Solicitor General
Central of Georgia
Railway Company
Floyd
City Court of Newnan
Junee Freeman, Haw
Cleveland
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