Dr Dickey to Announce Emory Decision to Trustees
Dr Dickey will reveal his choice to Emory College trustees in Oxford Georgia after meeting Sunday or Monday. After seven years as president his future may include staying at Emory or taking the secretaryship of the general board of education, a move opposed by many supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Dickey
Liston K. Starr
Very College
Oxford
BE. Dickes
Emory College
General Board of Education
Rahevill
Pickey
Hammond
Asheville
Emory
Asan Candler
Friends of
Dr Dickey
Nashville
Dew
Candler
Dickey
Folk Preaches Equal Rights and Democracy Principles
Lou Mo June 3. Missouri Democrats heard former Governor Joseph W Folk outline his 1912 presidential bid and call for equal rights as a force in government. He urged eradicating graft, limiting special favors, reforming public utilities rates, and electing U S senators by direct vote while opposing privileged influence in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Mo
Missouri
Joseph W. Folk
Mr Folk
Democratic Party
Western Hemisphere
Monroe
United States
Republican Party
Basia
Mortgage foreclosure sought on long route railroad line
Roma Ga June 3 special one of the biggest suits ever filed in this county involves George D Lancaster of Chattanooga Selma Rome and Dalton Railway The amount of the claim is 372187 the suit to foreclosure mortgage on 600000 issued in 1970 the mortgage covers the line from Selma Alabama to Dalton Georgia about 195 miles owned bonds of 1000 each maturing 5809 interest 11187 total nearly 875000 Lancaster seeks foreclosure for himself and others joining later the case may involve Alabama and the rail line now operated by the Southern Railway extending from the Alabama line to Dalton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma
George D Lancaster
Chattagoog
Selma
Rome
Dalton Halirona
Lancaster
Dean & Dean and
Maddox & Doya
Floyd Superior Court
Southern Railway
Alabama Line
Dalton
Uae
Gulf
Southern
Ala
Alabama
East Tennesae
Virginia
Georgia
Southern Railway Company
Garrison Alibi Trial In April 18 Murder Case In Macon
The Macon superior court hears the trial of Jim D. Garrison for the J W Toney murder as witnesses test the alibi claim. Prosecution cites a dispute over an account while defense maintains Garrison was at his post and later at the store. Both sides present character witnesses and the case is expected to extend through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Garrison
Kilea J. W. Toney
Merchant
Lawyera
John Ross
Toney
Garrizon
Grace
Macy
Albi
Quigg
Garison
Junc- Uon
Garrigon
Bia Pide
Capitol Observes Jefferson Davis Birthday Holiday
Gossip at the Capitol reports Friday to be a legal holiday as offices close for the birthday of Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederacy, after Governor Brown issued an order. Also noted is the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad schedule change to speed Brunswick-bound travelers this summer, opposed by Rebecca townsfolk. Solicitor A S Bradley of Swainsboro attended Atlanta for the Court of Appeals session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Jefferson Davis
Brown
Rebecca
Comratant
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Brunswick
Bradley
A S Bradley
Swainsboro
Cty Court
Fmanuel County
Atlanta
Court of Appeals
Surprise wedding in Atlanta for Newnan couple
A ceremony at 4 pm yesterday at 29 Johnson avenue was conducted by Rev Clement C Cars. McEwan Harvey Norris and Lou Belle Turner, both of Newnan Ga, were married after arriving by the noon train to the surprise of many friends. The couple returned to Newnan, Norris a prominent business man and Mrs Norris from Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Avenue
Clement C
McEwan Harvey Norria
Prosperous Merchant of
Newnan
Misa Lou Belle Turner
Mra Norris
Forsyth
Norris
Market Prices and Weather Across Regions
Goods and commodities listed from Groceries to Metals show a wide range of prices and items including coffee, sugar, rice, flour, and various brand names. Copper, tin, lead, and iron futures are noted with spot and futures quotes. weather conditions indicate warmer readings in the central region with generally fair conditions across the belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Atlantic Coast District
Grain and futures quote roundup from Atlanta Chicago and New York
Market notes for June 2 3 show grain prices and futures for wheat corn oats and rye across Atlanta Chicago and New York. Bid and ask levels vary with No 2 white corn No 2 yellow corn and No 2 red wheat listed. futures dip for wheat yet rise for corn and oats. Receipts shipments and receipts totals cited for multiple exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Poigan Grain Co
Burt Oat
Texas
Chicago
St Louis
New York
Elf
Post Office May Receipts Show Sharp Gain Over Prior Years
Atlanta post office reports May receipts of 38,234,960 dollars, a marked rise from the previous May figures. Postmaster Hugh McKee notes a continuous growth over a decade with 1919 May receipts at 2,967,738 dollars, surpassing 1908 by 9,921.83 and marking multiple-year increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hugh McKee
Cotton condition placed at 82 percent in May report
Washington June 2 The first cotton report of the season shows the May 25 crop condition at 82 percent of normal, up from 71 percent last year and above the ten year average. Acreage totals total about 32.196 million acres, with gains and declines by state including Virginia North Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Texas Missouri Oklahoma and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Die Armour & Co
Atlantic Coast
Lina
Baltimore & Ohio
Az R&o
Anaconda M Co
Brooklyn Transit Co
Asia Atchison
Central of Georgia Bs
Central Leather Gs Ad Coast Line
Central RR
Chesapeake & Ohio i
Ofa
Bethich'm Steen
Chicago & Anon
Chicago B & Q
Chicago
Mil & Gt P den
Central of NI
R. 1 & Pac, RR
Col
Colorada Industrial “Sa
Colorada Midland
Chi
Delaware & Hudson
Mil
Denver & Rio Grande Ts
Paul
BEM
Colo
Erie
Thy Consol
General Electric
Denver
Uy Alinoa Central
Interborough
Inter Mero
Marina
Japan
Kansas City South
Loulaville & Nash
Kan & Texes
Missouri Pacific
Inter Mat
Merbcodia
Central Geo
Inter-Mart
NH & Hev
Norfolk & Western
Iowa
Loufa & San
Mo Kan
St Louis
Seaboard Aly Line
Southern Pacific Cal
Roe
Bay
NY Central
Aia
Southern Railway
NYO
Norfolk and W
Oom
Union Pacific
North America
Northern Pac
Pacific Mall
Bay Pennsylvanie
US Steel
Virginia Car Chemical Bs
St Touts
Wabash
Pittsburg Coal
Wisconsin Central
I Mo Pac Co
Bsee
Republic Steel A Ad
BA Rock Bana Ca
Do Pra
St Land Fon
Southern Pag
Texas A
Bt Land
Utah Copper
Western Md
Westhouse I SL
Western Union
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Louisiana
Georgia
Florida
Worth Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Hesters Monthly Cotton Statement
New Orleans June reports show declines in December to May cotton movement across the nine months ending May. Northern spinners and seaboard stocks adjust as foreign exports drop and total supply tightens against prior years at the close of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celpta
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
New York
Boston
Ile
Pacific Coast
Interior Movement
Lan Houston
Memphia Ig
Augusta
St Louis Jones
Little Rock Fix
Yeineinnati
Aoaa
New Orleana
Hester
United States
Missiealppi
Onio
Potomac
Northern Mills
Canada
Southern Mills
Seaboard
Market prices for fruits vegetables and meats listed
A long list of farm and grocery prices appears including Pineapples 9 269 per box Satruma oranges 3590 Ba hamas per pound 3 Malaga grapes 760 per drum 300 Bests straw berries per crate 300 Florida honey peaches 200 Cherries 24 quart crate 250 Green corn per dozen 20 30c Blackberries 44 quart crate 3 00 Cabbage 175 Okra per crate 300 Lettuce per drum 150 Oranges fancy 3456 Celery per crate 300 Ducks turkeys chickens and butter receipts from Chicago St Louis and New York June 2 with assorted steady or varying prices across meats dairy and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahamas
Malaga
Florida
Ducks
Chicago
Louis
Hutter
Kansas
New York
Foreign Finances Reported Across Major Banks
June reports from the Bank of France the Imperial Bank of Germany and the Bank of England show shifts in notes in circulation deposits and reserves. France notes up 110 460000 francs deposits fall 21475 ovo, gold in hand down 2607000 francs. Germany cash in hand down 68389 900 marks loans up 21804 000, treasury bills up 7992 000, notes in circulation up 78679000 marks. Bank of England reserve ratio cut from 4 to 3 3 percent amid gold influx and government balance releases. Exchange in London quoted 20 marks 42 pfennigs for checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of France
France
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Diecou
Bank of Grand
Bank of England
June —Exchange of London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Urett
Jim
Oglesby Grocery Co
Atlante
Prairie
London
East St Louis
Cleveland
Northern
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Ga Jung
Twrenton
Cotton Region
Sig
Spartanburg
Talapoosa
Toacon
Weat Point
Clear
Aam
Aceranes
Winnington
Augusta U
Montgomery
Do Mobiles
Memphis
Vicksburg
Little Rock
Houston U
Ait
Salon Brock
Hacelota
Lake Mobile
Philadelphia
Bready
San Francisco
Port Townsend
Jacksonville
Great Britain
Continent
Chaonville
San Prancisce
Port ‘Townsend
Houston
Cineinmatt
Louisville
Sveseraysr
Amalgamated Copper
American Smelting
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake
Chicago, Milwaukee
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading “ A
Rock Island Company
Southern Pacific
United States Steel Car
Jan AZ Vbl
Jen Fy
Rss
the American Audit Company Home Se
Broadway
New York City
F. W. Laprentz
P. A
Theo Cohen
Aml Bec
Waldorf-Astoria
Boston—Exchange
Colorado
Marcon Blanche
Baltimore
Keyser
Richmond—Mutual
BEANO
G. B. Bidwell
C. P
Marquette Butding Philadelavala
Belieyue
Btretford
Ban Francisco
Claus Sprechtel
Eng
Gresham Stream Bank
Fourth National Bank
Cable
Amdit
Alonzo Richardson & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Empire Building
Atlanta, Georgia
Hesters
Figettty Frattent Produce Company
Wagieagle Fruits
Proguca
North Broad Street
Apion
Taniz
Robinson-Humphrey
List Hillyer Investment Co
Camdier Bldg
Swift & Co
Winchester Hama
Bascom
Empire Bacon
Winchester
Hama Ag
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