Foreign affairs affect market in unsettled week
New York markets saw further readjustment with prices sagging and numerous stocks under pressure. War group and investment shares bore the brunt as liquidation hit, market absorbing an estimated 50 million dollars of American stocks and bonds via London since January 1, while tensions in Europe and events in Mexico influenced sentiment and raised fears of continued copper pressure into the second quarter.
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Isvenic
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Horta
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Greece
Mexico
Republi
Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel
Etta
Steel Board
Atrel
Snetal
Treasury Condition Report from Waymington January
The United States treasury condition yesterday shows a general fund net balance of $102,993,782. Total receipts record $2,304,004 and total payments $1,198. The deficit stands at $212,502, compared with $68,570 last year, excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
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Waymington
United States Treasury
General Fund
Good Spring Trade Report From Bradstreet’s
Bradstreet’s survey indicates wholesale spring trade opening earlier than usual with satisfactory orders and strong buying, though heavy wearables stocks are low and deliveries stressed. Banks report high faults. prices low and money rates very favorable. Shipments, freight congestion, and improving mercantile collections mark rosy forecasts for a vigorous season, with activity across textiles, footwear, leather, and furniture.
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Jewetry
Dun
Seaboard
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Ward
Sterling Exchange
Europe
Bank Clearings In United States For The Past Week
This report summarizes weekly cotton statistics from the census bureau with expectations of low figures around 110000 bales, noting the impact of forecasts on market sentiment. Traders also monitor shipping restrictions and the Mesicun situation as potential influences on exports and trade confidence.
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United States
Census Bureau
Steel price advances lift U S steel trades in week
The New York Herald Tribune notes sharp price gains by steel producers in the week ended January 22, with mills boosting prices on plates, barn and shapes, wire products, and galvanized pipe. Rail contracts slow due to high costs, while U S and Canadian mills book orders for 135,009 tons including 66,000 tons for export. Pennsylvania RR leads car orders with 6,073 units. Europe demand strengthens with 100,600 boxes tin plate for the Orient and renewed building and bridge activity.
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United States
Canada
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cambria Steel Company
Shams
Fennavivania
Oe Butt
Europe
Orient
Italy
Spirit of Past Age Defines War Say Rev Flinn
Rev Richard Orme Flinn of North Avenue Presbyterian warned Europe fights today due to the spirit of a former age not the present. He urged Christians to resist fitting the age and to seek Bible truths. He called for peace and said past shackles drag nations, with next sermon on Christian world evangelization.
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Richard Orme Flinn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Jor
Flinn
Mukong
Eurene
Dr. Flinn
Evangelist Gypsy Smith Jr Closes Macon Revival
Gypsy Smith Jr ended his three week revival at Macon city auditorium drawing a packed crowd with about 3 000 turned away. Afternoon service drew 2500 men and funds collected likely exceed 1000 dollars. A girl donated her ring to the collection and received it back from the evangelist who praised her generosity.
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Gypsy Smith, Jr
City Auditorium
Ita Ca
Eerrice
Three Released On The Statement Of W P Ferguson
W P Ferguson who had been sought after a string of adventures with Mrs Ross of 8 Gilmer street met detectives Sunday afternoon and asked Chief Newport A Lanford to release Mrs Ross Lonnie Blair and Louise Hawthorne who had been held on suspicion of knowing something about Ferguson s loss of a hundred dollars and a watch Ferguson said he had been in Atlanta all day Saturday and was not sure the three arrested were involved Chief Lanford said no blame attaches to them and the search for Ferguson s money continues
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W. P. Ross
Gilmer Street
Newport A. Lanford de Sd
Atlanta
Pickwick Apartments
Ferguson
Sanford
Constitution
Ross
Blair
Injured After Auto Flips Near Macon Georgia
In Macon Georgia on January 23 special report details H Jansen of Atlanta fracturing an ankle and T A Jansen of Hardwick suffering a broken rib when H Norton’s car skidded and overturned on the Milledgeville road ten miles from Macon. The party including Mr and Mrs Norton their baby and Jane gen of Atlanta and Mr and Mrs A Jansen of Hardwick escaped major harm though the two Jansen men were hospitalized. the car was badly damaged.
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H. Jansen
Atlanta
T. A. Jansen
Hardwick
H. J. Norton
Atlanta Vulcanizing Company
Milledgeville Road
Judge denies restraining Wilkes tax collector in Georgia
Washingon Ga January 23 Judge B F Baker of the northern circuit denied the injunctions filed by several large Wilkes County taxpayers to stop A C Barnett from collecting county taxes. The taxpayers claim the levy drawn by Commissioner Standard is excessive and final. Lawyers for the taxpayers say they will seek a higher court review.
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B. F. Baker
Northern Circuit
Wilkes County
A. C. Barnett
W. T. Standard
Atttorneys
Revolt Feared on Santa Cruz Island as Laborers Strike
Laborers on Santa Cruz Island demand higher wages sparking anxiety amid memories of a recent uprising. Danish cruiser Valkyrien to sail to Santa Cruz with troops already landed and precautionary measures in place by the government.
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Danish West Indies
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Site chosen for Cavell statue at Faris headline
January 23 report notes the site selected for a statue commemorating Edith Cavell to be erected at Faris. The decision follows proposals by local officials and veteran groups seeking to honor Cavell’s legacy with a public memorial.
Al Jennings Draws 3000 at Tabernacle Baptist
Al Jennings spoke to more than 3000 people at the Tabernacle Baptist Church on The Two Outlaws. After the meeting, over seventy five conversions were reported, as the sermon compared the biblical David to an Oklahoma outlaw named Zonie. Jennings planned to attend police court that morning.
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al Jennings
Tabernacle Baptist Church
David
Zonie
Oklahoma
Jennings
Negro with Revolver Held as Hold-up Suspect
Ww. Tr. Ross, a man described as a Negro, gave 21 Maynes Street as his address and was arrested Sunday night on suspicion of involvement in multiple recent hold-ups. A revolver was found on him and matches the descriptions given.
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Maynes Street
Flynn Revivals Congregational Church with 80 Conversions
Rev J J Flynn of Charlotte NC preached three sermons at the First Congregational church colored yesterday. Strong appeals led many to consecrate themselves to larger service and begin the Christian life. About eighty conversions occurred during two weeks of revival, stirring the church. Pastor H H Proctor praised the success and plans to unite converts with the church.
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Charlotte
N.C
First Congregational Church
Colored
H. H. Proctor
Washington Reporter Returns to Weekly Publication Schedule
Washington Ga January 23 Special The Washington Reporter after two months as a semi weekly publication reverts to a weekly Friday issue. Editor Ben A Neal owner of The McDuffie Progress Thomson plans to sell his interest in the McDuffie newspaper enterprise to devote full time to The Washington Reporter.
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Washington
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McDuffie Progress
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McDuffie
Funeral Notice for E C Jones of Newnan Georgia
Friends and relatives of Enoch Callaway Jones and extended Jones family are invited to his funeral Monday January 24 1916 at 11 am from Peachtree Road residence Newnan Ga Rev J Dickey will officiate with interment in Oakland Cemetery Pallbearers include nephews Dr Willis Jones Otis Jones Walter Jones Thomas Jones and others to meet at H M Patterson & Son in Atlanta
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