Campbell Freed by Jury in Dougherty Case
A jury found Dr Campbell not guilty in Dougherty after a lengthy trial begun with a venue change from Mitchell. The case concerned the killing on Easter Sunday in Pelham, where Campbell and John Harrell had confrontations and both men fired, resulting in Campbell’s victory and relief for his family amid dramatic courtroom scenes.
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Aluany
Campbell
Pelham Witchell
John Harrell
Sapper
Albany
Mitchell
Upem
Camilla
Agi
Tvidene
Soarshal
Pelham
Camy Hell
Josh Caire
Cow theft confessed by armed Black man
Jim Raney, a one armed Black man, led a cow down Marella street and was stopped by Bar nard and Anderson. He admitted stealing the cow from Woodmson pasture on Browns Mil road, said he planned to sell it, and was turned over to county officers by Recorder Johnson who would not try the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marella Street
Jim Raney
Barnard and
Anderson
Wodumson
Browns
Johnson
Loward
Jim
Recorder Johnson
Cordele Exchange Bank Plans New Five-Story Building
Stockholders in Cordele Exchange Bank voted to buy a site in Cordele's business district. The bank will erect a five story building within months, with the lower floor to house banking operations. The project aims to modernize facilities and centralize services in the heart of the city.
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Cordele Exchange Bank
Cordele Ge
Cordele
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Comparative Cotton Movement Figures From January
Census Bureau figures show December cotton consumption at 6,471 running bales, with five months ending December 31 totaling 12, and on-hand stock at 1,857,63 bales in establishments and 143,223 in public storage. Export and import figures are reported with varied totals across months, while prices and market activity are described for the cotton trade.
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Washington
Census Bureau Today
Pipfel
Balow Iearest
Cotton Movement Across Ports and Inland Receipts
The report lists Middling cotton prices, receipts, and stock by ports including New Orleans, Mobile, Charlestown, Norfolk, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and Interior movement at Houston Memphis Augusta Cincinnati and more. It shows daily and weekly totals for receipts, exports, sales, and stocks, with several price points and quantities across multiple locations.
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New Orleans
Haltimore
New York
Exerty
Houston
Memphis
tOd
Augusta
Cincinnati
Galveston
Mobile Bo
Annah
Charleston
Wilmington
Mac Norfolk
Liverpool
Lierpool Fawn Uy
Werkle Rotten Statistnes Biles U. Wl
Stack
China
Domestic Cotton Market Feels Mixed on Income Data
New York trading steady amid rumors of easier ocean freight and stronger domestic consumption. March cotton climbed to 1250, closing 1249, with May July near 1244 1s 8 reflecting scattered liquidation and Wall Street pressure while New Orleans markets showed a late rally on strong December mill consumption and export movement gains.
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New York
Wall Street
Inters
Houston
Liverpool
Dean
New Orleans
Maynold
Galveston
Professional views on cotton situation rise in domestic demand
A 1915–16 market summary from New York and other centers notes record domestic cotton consumption, with W. S. Shearson Sammill & Co and partners forecasting much larger use than expected. Reports cite dry goods optimism, rising December figures, and North-South trading signals. Prices face pressure but demand remains robust as buyers seek lower freight and futures react to export constraints.
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New York
Nawa
South
Wales
Shearson Sammill & CO
Cottom
United States
Liverpoo
Tiverpool
New Orleans
Liverpool
Janniee
Thorn & Mginnis
Bradstreet review of business situation headline
Bradstreet's Review notes improved industrial activity, stronger collections, and high prices. Cold weather boosts distribution while scarce materials threaten spring deliveries. Heavy dry goods demand and forward contracts pressure mills, with weekly bank clearings at 4.78 billion dollars.
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New York
Hrat Uorrow
Tas
Ukewise
Fe Ad
Deliverien Ar
Atlanta Provision Market Prices and Foodstuffs Report
A dense report lists current prices from the White Provision Co for cattle hogs fruit and vegetables and assorted groceries. Cattle ranges cover good to medium steers and cows with hogs prime to butcher grades, and fruit and produce prices include apples pineapples oranges and greens. Also listed are dried goods flour feed hay and various staples with corrected figures from Fidelity Fruit and Produce Co and Gylesby Grocery Co.
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Atlanta
We Hn White
White Provision Company
Sears
Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company
Crete
Whie Provision Co
Hulle
Bucheta
Wieners
Cartona
Ameked
Wienera
Security Market Again On Upturn
New York stock movement reversed from Mexico induced pessimism with late session gains. Mexican Petroleum and American Smelting rose while war issue shares like Crucible Steel Bethlehem Steel Baldwin and American Locomotive gained. Machinery and petroleum bonds strengthened, United States Steel advanced marginally, and Western Union reported higher earnings aiding speculative channels.
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New York
Mnxico
Washington
Mexico
Crucible Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Crlor
Crucible
Baldwin
Americam
Studebaker
American Car
Steal
Lackawanna Steel Great Northern
Colorado
Motors
Inerwan Coal Products International Nickel Corn Products
United States Industrial Alcohol
Mercantile Marine
Bonda
Tater
Western Union Telegraph Company
Tnited States Steel
Macied
United States
Prey High Law Close
Allis Chalmers
Glela Arn Gar Boundry
Gorton Om
Am Tel & Teig
Lanse Am Tobacco Ode
Ea Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baldimore & Ohio
Bethlehem _ st iL
Brooklyn Rapla T
Orm Candellan Pacific
Central Leasher
Ba Bay Shesapeake &E Ohio
Ehh No
Ill & St
Ghi HL & P Ry
Consolidated Gas
Tan Continental Can
Rears
Baty Bi Crucible Pteel Am
Aay
GR Eo Bre al Ag Ay
General Electricity
Great Northern Fa
Great Northern Fe Tea
Aay Mimals Centead
Interbor Con Corp
Kan City Southern
Texas Co
Tennenanee Copper
Tinton Teves & Pacific Pacific Ite
UD & Rubber
U SB Steel Set
BEM Bee Ao
Eta
Tae Va Coro Vtoh Copper Chemical
Pray 47Th Ae A
Iron C & B Wabash Prd
Western Union
West Finehouse
Yesterday's Trends In Finance And Markets
A condensed market report dated January 14 covers commodity prices and receipts across dairy produce poultry and butter in cities including Chicago St Louis and Jacksonville. It notes steady to firm tendencies in creamery products and turpentine, with varied receipts and prices for eggs potatoes pork and beef futures, while cottonseed oil and glass prices show modest shifts.
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Nome
Chicago
St Louis
Kansas City
Chicago Wheat and Corn Slump Pressures Grain Prices
Chicago markets report rising temperatures easing fears of cold weather, yet sustaining a nervous close. Wheat futures slump with May at 1203 and July 10 percent. corn falls 1/4 to 1/2 cent as demand shifts and prices drop. Banked selloffs in grains and hogs dampen early optimism while weather shifts temper expectations for the winter crop.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Unicago
Board of Trade
Clowes
Gata
Sugar market moves in New York amid steady holds
Raw sugar prices stayed 438 to 462 with centrifuges 56 to 75 and Cuban cost and freight at 240. A large San Domingo sugar lot sold at 37 16 with advance over remote sales for fall duty. Buyers paid near current levels, but shipment delays due to tonnage shortages kept prices firm. Refined trade was quiet with export interest and steady futures aided by favorable weather in Cuba though tonnage shortages capped gains.
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York Janus
San Domingo
Rawa
Cuba
New York Financial Markets Review January 14
Red Lork shows 60 day bills 71 demand 4765 cables and 684 cables in play. The metal exchange quotes copper and other commodities with rates around 5.39 for spelter and steady iron. London market data incomplete and not revealed.
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Werling
London
AT&T Dividend Payment Notice 1916
American Telephone and Telegraph Co. declares a dividend of two dollars per share to shareholders of record at the close of business on Friday December 31 1915. The dividend will be paid on Saturday January 16 1916. GD Milne is treasurer.
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American Telephone & Telegraph
Moonholdera
Tecord
GD Milne
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D. G. Campbell
Dougherty
Oka
Nancy
S Toxin Ghoce Toy
Kates
Sasa
Santos
Eto Cae
Cotton Movement
Bany
Bullah
Busea
Hester
New Orleans Exchange
Cotton Frey
Iz As Moh
Jg Ma
Aly
Iz Ag Dew
Zaiel
Hester’s Weekly Cotton Statement
Tor Henson
Mills
Canada
Enson
Galting
JAY Bond & CO
Spental
Aulet
Varcow
Ourcau
Histens
Catton
Rene
Grlean
Poaltlan
Kansas
City
Bradstreet
Warvauacmo
Gylesby Grocery Company
gimdy—Suicke
Carnation
Geoco
Duncan Company
Victory
Gloria
Elf
Asle
Texas
Bermuda
Bbc Johnson Grass
Georgia
New
Yor
Amerian Tobacco
Angie French
Atchison Gan
Atlantic Chast
Consol
Baltimore & Ohio
Iba Gen
An & Texag
Southern Pacific cv
Souther Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas Company
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Naval Stores
Savannah Ga
Eles
Jacksonville
Fla
Turpen
Corton
Orm
Tava
Darrell Ranges
TRS
Sverpool Cotton
Lord
Atlante
York
Kane
Tate
Bizet
Balt & Ohio Era Ratlw
Central Pann
South Amer Haliroad
Tel Consol
Tel Central of
Central ‘Leather U A Steel
Tavarpool Wannery
St Louia
Saly
Manana City
New York Financial
Metals
Charles J. Metz
Certified Public Accountant President
Audit Company of the
Soush Hurt Building
Alonzo Richardson & CO
Certified Public Accountants Empire Building
Oriest National Bank
Wi the
Cotton States
Ational Bank
R.dongvan
Aekennedy
Asst
Adleitner, Asat
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