Lyric Theater Opens January 31 With Mutual Stars
Remodeling delays push Lyric theater opening to Monday January 31 with a premiere featuring Mutual celebrities led by Marguerite Courtot. Casts include William Russell Charlotte Burton Harold L. Wood Sammy Arna Florence La Badie Carroll Holloway William Clifford Betty Wert. Main early program includes The Thoroughbred and The Five Faults of Mio with other Mutual Masterpictures De Luxe titles.
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Lyric Theater
Mutual
Lyric
Marguerite Courtot
Wls Russell
Charlotte Burton
Harold Leewood
Sammy Arna
George Ovey
Florence la Badle
Carroll Holloway
Wiliam Clifford
Betty Wert
William Russell
Charlotta Burton
Harald Lockwood
Mio
Willam Cliford
Betty Lart
Sammy Burns
Fiddlers Convention Grows to Record Georgia Event
Entries for the fifth annual Georgia Old time fiddlers association convention indicate the largest field ever, with contestants from nearly every county vying for the state championship next week. Professor Alex Start will introduce contestants and perform on his melodeon, while Professor Smart plans to bring some of his brightest scholars. The convention opens at the Auditorium next Wednesday night and runs through Saturday night.
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Georgia
Alex Start
Smart
Shaerith Israel Congregation Marks Tenth Anniversary
The tenth anniversary of the founding of Congregation Shaerith Israel at 202 Mast Hunter Street will be celebrated Sunday afternoon at six o'clock with exercises and several speakers taking part in the program.
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Israel
Congregation
Shaerith Israel
Mast Hunter Street
Farmers' Union Local Formed at Athens
Athens Ga January 1 Speical local of the Georgia Farmers' Union was formed at the state College of Agriculture yesterday afternoon President J J Brown of the state organization addressed the assembled farmers and a large number of demonstration agents here for their annual ten days institute at the college Among the charter members of Clarke county local are Dr Louis president of the college and other faculty members
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Athens
Georgia Farmers’ Union
State College of Agriculture
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Clarke ‘Sounty Loval
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Vollese
Life insurance claims loom over Lusitania indemnity
U S officials say insurers may claim part of any German indemnity for Lusitania victims. Heirs already filed claims and final precedence rests with Secretary Lansing. Officials note cargo indemnities went to insurers, but life loss arguments differ. Germany offered compensation, but U S acceptance hinges on treaty provisions and Warner's battle with policies.
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Germany
Lusitania
State Department
Juuxitania
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Insulines
United States
Willasues
House Approves 409000 for Citrus Canker Fight in Florida
Washington January 21 House approves emergency appropriation of 409000 to be used against citrus canker. Campaign led by Department of Agriculture with more funds in agricultural appropriations. Measure accompanies 14.5 million in federal aid, House action during urgent deficiency bill.
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Washington
House
Florida
Department of Agriculture
New Senators Sworn In Face Formal Dinners
The Columbus Ohio Journal notes the new senators have been sworn in and already settled into the serious business of governance, beginning with elaborate dinners and official receptions.
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Columbus (Ohio Journal
Fleecy Staple Regained After Earlier Downturn
New York opened with scattered liquidation but selling eased and prices steadied. May contracts rose to 12.57, Liverpool quotes firmed, and buyers with Liverpool ties helped check declines. Spot cotton held around 12.30 with limited sales as bullish rumors and strong export demand supported gains. New Orleans market also rallied late, closing 11 to 14 points higher amid firmer cables and steadier spot quotes.
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New York
Marek
Liverpool
New Orleans
Cotton Movement and Bank Statement Highlights
Cotton movement reports show New Orleans Middling at 12.18 with receipts and exports across numerous termini including Mobile, Charleston, and New York with varied stock figures and end-of-day totals. Intermittent interior movement notes from Fronston to Montgomery and Dallas with middling prices and shipments. Paris bank weekly statement shows Bank of France deposits and bills discounted shifts.
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Anna Miiddiing
Aaren
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Aalen
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Henton
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Panadelphia
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Reostota
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Daliar
Montgomery
Paris
Bank of Franca
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New Orleans
Savannah
Ulington
Vrrious
Toral ‘Stertor
Seros
Vtouston
Augusta
Ange
Ateravhis
HESTER'S WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT SUMMARY
New York January 21 no change in raw sugar lock market yet active week trading over 200000 bales for January February March at 4 77 cost and freight. Refiners buy freely amid Cuba prospects and refined demand. Prices firm 4 77 for centrifugal 4 00 for Tmolane 3 ¾ for Cuba. Sugar futures show firmer tone early then declines as Cuba sends more favorable news. Also reports on metal exchanges and livestock markets across Chicago New York and other cities.
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Cuba
Cubas
Wing
Clualag
Wannacy
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Tecceyscerse
Jude Ip
Suty Oia
Nasae
Eaz
Zeig
Alan Getuber
BSS
Atlanta Live Stock Market and Provisions Through 1900s style
The Atlanta market report lists cattle with weights from 700 to 900 pounds and prices from 5.00 to 16.00 per hundred. notes include feeds, flour, grain, hay, and a long provision section with varied items such as hams, bacon, sausages, lard, beans, canned goods, and imported brands. Key firms referenced are White Provision Co. and W. S. Duncan Company with detailed price ranges and product lines.
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Atlanta
W. HL White
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Eiged Mbeeim
Abeva
Vornfad
W.S. Duncan Company
Texas
Ats
Bermuts Bay
Johnson Grasa Bay
Vapal
Harpers Prime
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Buckeye Prime
C. S
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Purina
Vietory Oh Iaeih
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Daisy
Sneil
Buchel
Peters
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Wehman
P. W. Mill
Georgia
Cray
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Adele
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Idk Corntillia Ltd
Corfield
Stocks Rally and Wobble in Feverish Upturn
New York equities showed irregular recoveries from a prior weakness amid cautious trading. United States Steel edged up to 84% before closing near 84, while Bethlehem Steel and metal stocks posted notable gains. strong performances from Crucible Steel, General Electric, Westinghouse, and Cuban American Sugar highlighted a brisk but volatile session.
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United States
Steal
I Bethelehem Steel
Crucibie Steel
General Electric
Westingnouss
New York Air Brake
Halawin
Wade
Otis
Texas Company
Mexican Petroleum
Mercantile Maxine
International Nickel
Baltimore
Ohio
Professional views on cotton situation in New York markets
A collection of trade insights from New York and New Orleans firms on the cotton market. Reports discuss spot demand, contracts, and weekly movement, with outlooks from Lyon & Co, Jay, Bond, and Bellis on price directions, supply, and freight pressures. Observations note weak year end stock, large future supply, and potential for gradual price shifts amid export and demand dynamics.
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New York
Lower Jerela
Lowerenshonf
Lyon & CO
New Orleans
Liverpool
America
Bellis & CO
All Chicago list again on upswing
Chicago demand from Europe and Holland spurs wheat gains to new highs for the season. May wheat at 1.324 192% and July 1.255% amid mixed moves in corn and oats. Strength driven by millers’ demand in Liverpool and tight world shipments. Holland and Italian offers also noted.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Great Britain
Argentina
Australia
Minneapolis
Holland
London
Carn
Canada
Range Board of Trade
Pbs
Hoss
Dun's Weekly Review of Business Situation
New Fork January 21 Dun's Review to morrow will say conditions are not extensive enough to meet current demands. Freight congestion remains at seaports while railroads add rolling stock but deliveries stay hard. Finance costs rise with limited raw materials. fish prices weak and consumption contracting. Some regions show forward business, signaling active spring trade. Merchants improve as commercial collections rise and failures decline. Weekly bank clearings reach $2,967,5633.
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New Fork
Dun
Seapoath
Ehead
Orval
Marchasidina
Sariter Ertoda
Naval Stores and Commodities Report from Savannah and New Orleans
January reports from Savannah and New Orleans detail turpentine sales receipts and stock levels, with price quotes for window glass and water white products. The notes show varied firm prices, shipments, and inventories across multiple firms, including A B Co and Bouin, plus rice market quietness in New Orleans with unchanged quotations and regional receipts.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Turpenstine
Fim
Bouin
Firm
Quoite
New Orleans
Hough
Elgan
Coffee market report from New York on January 21
Coffee futures in New York opened steady and closed about 3 to 6 points higher on light activity. Spot Rio and Santos prices quoted around 7 to 9 per bag with unsettled coast and freight. Santos set at 6.86 to 9.00 on English credits. Santos clears 28,000 bags for New York.
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New York
London
Metal Exchange
Rio Wevens
Santos _fourr
Santos
Rio
Jundiahy
Cotton Seed Oil Market Rises Amid Short Covering
New Teck activity showed easier early trading with scattered oilseed moves and late strength as shorts covered. Fresh buying and a late session price lift led to final futures firming with gains around 11 points, trading near 9.00 to 9.26 at key contracts.
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Tadom
Hater
New York
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