Grady Hospital to graduate six nurses at ceremony
The tenth annual Grady Hospital Training School commencement will be held in the children's ward this afternoon at 4:30. Six graduates will receive diplomas as Rev. Elam F. Dempsey opens the program and Dr. L B Clarke delivers the annual address. A reception follows at six. Graduates include Lola Catherine Robison Heflin Alabama Elisabeth Goforth Marshall North Carolina Eva Tommie Philips Eatonton Georgia Bert Holland Greenville South Carolina Laura K Chapman Greenbackville Virginia Nettie K Drake Asheville North Carolina.
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Grady Hospital Training School
Haid
Elam F. Dempsey
Trinity Methodist Church
Edmond W. Martin
L. B. Clarke
Grady Hospital Medical Board
Wate P. Harding
Board of Trustees
Lola Catherine Robison
Heflin
Als
Misa Elisabeth Goforth
Marshall
N. C
Eva Tomle’ Philips
Laura K. Chapman
Greenbackville, Ve
Nettle K. Drake
Asheville
N.C
Edwards & Son
Bert Holland
Loren X. Chapman
Elizabeth Goforth
Viva Tomle Philips
Neftie K. Drake
University Boys Given Diplomas At Georgia Commencement
The 108th University of Georgia commencement in Athens saw a large crowd despite rain as graduates across multiple schools received diplomas. Speakers included Homer Y Reynolds and Judge Walter G Chariton, with valedictorian Hosea Abu Nix. Graduates listed span Bachelor of Arts, Science, Civil Engineering, Agriculture, Law, and Pharmacy, highlighting a historic and well attended ceremony.
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Athena
University of Georgia
Annale
Sherif Walter Jackson
Clarke County
Board of Trustees
Board of Vistors
David C. Bartow
Henry Nawton
Irvine
Walter G Chariton
Savannah
Joseph M. Brown
McDaniel
Homer ¥ Y Reynolds
Marietta
Caas
Grover C. Spillers
University Law School
Eralbert T. Miller
Columbia
Hughes Spalding
Atlanta
Hosea Abu Nix
Commerce
Honea Abit Nix
Thomas Wood Abbott
David Francis Barrow
John Holmes Bocock
David Robert Cumming
Percy Moore Davis
Washington Falk
Edward Pleasant Hall
Edward King
Henderson Lovelace Lanham
Aubrey Matthews
Troy Ganes Morrow
Alexander Radcliffe MacDowell
Henry Alexander Newman
Joseph James Memory Payne
Homer Virgil Raynolda
Eugene Stoddard Taylor
John Moore Walker, Jr
Robert Paine White
Fredrck Alien
Romney Lyle Campbell
Samuel Hanney Dick
Ledward Farkas
Brandt Laboon
Ceri Schur Loewenders
Robert Edwin McClure
Leighton Ward McHas
Francia Xavier Pavesich
Daniel Huntley Redfearn
Raphael Frank Retson
Moses Slanky
Oscar Milledge Grestam
Charles Overton
Wiliam Emanuel McElveen
Emory Claud Mahaffey
William Dillard Martin
Dacnsté “Pattillo
George Starr Peck
Leland Stanford’ Robson
Hubert Morton Rylee
Edwin Sibley
Pleasant Joseph Smith
Hughes Spelding
Grove
Cleveland Spitters
Hugh King Thurston
John Shipley Tilley
Wiliam Thomas Townsend
Horsce
Cleveland Traylor
Rholie Jett Ward
Joseph Citton Weeks
Louis Edmondson Wisdom
William Wallace Wright
Arthur Singinton York
Jesss Alone Campbell
Robert Cooper Davis
Eugene DeLoach
Llewellyn Donalace Fain
John Robert King
Malcolm Johnstone Long Joseph Kenneth Patrick
Perry Cooper Rossee
Lemuel Templs Waters
Cotton Market Quiet With Midday Gains And Declines
New York reports a quiet cotton market with irregular fluctuations within 8 to 9 point range. Early declines gave way to a midday gain on round of July covering and speculative support amid rain in the eastern belt, but late selling pushed prices back near session lows. Liverpool and New Orleans futures opened weaker on British trade, then steadied with mixed signals as bearish and bullish factors blend ahead of the July condition report. Receipts at ports totaled over two thousand bales with weekly and yearly comparisons noted.
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New York
Scattgrad
Liverpool
New Orleana
New Orleans
Texas
Highel
Market Apathy Pauses as Rail Dispute Looms
New York June 15 The stock market shows no distinct feature beyond overall apathy. Light offerings and weak demand yield prices to small selling, while relief from the railroads dispute reduces immediate uncertainties as traders await Interstate Commerce Commission action.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Erle
J. Pierpont Morgan
Reading
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Southen Paciic
St. Louis
San Franescco
Gulf Ports
Harriman
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Germany
Bureau of Artistics
Standard Oil Company
United States
Wheat Futures Edge Higher Amid Mixed News From Chicago
Chicago dealers report new wheat contracted for delivery here, prompting mixed shifts in nearby and deferred prices. December premiums widened over September while September traded around 68 3/4 cents. Oats rose on hot weather expectations, with September up to 25 1/4 cents before closing. Cash wheat firm, No 2, in the 68 1/2 to 69 1/2 cent range. Wheat and flour total clearances near 149,000 bushels. primary receipts around 229,060 bushels. Weather forecasts show general western and central fair conditions with rain in the Carolinas and Georgia. Atlantic coast temperatures easing slightly. Market commentary notes slight declines abroad not fully lifting domestic demand.
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Chicago
Okiahama
C. Oatz
Georgia
Carolinge
Alabama
Neigh
N.C
Pioresce
Columbia
Allendale
Anne Easton
Fort Gaines
South Atlantic
Coton Belt
Groceries and prices from June market notes
A dense array of commodity listings and market prices dated June 1, June 15, and June 16 from New York, Chicago, and Kansas City reports. Entries include various groceries, flour, sugar, soap, and tobacco brands, plus grain futures and cash prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and related commodities. Names of firms and places such as Oglesby Grocery Co, A. P. Morgan Grate Co, and city markets appear alongside per unit costs and case prices.
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Oglesby Grocery Co
New York
Waigh Hig
North Carolina
Old Virginia
Chicago
Fiour St
Pleady
A. P. Morgan Grate Co
Atlente
Texas R. P
St. Louis
Jane
Bae
Kanata
Cora
Commodity market notes and coffee futures drift
The report summarizes grain and oats prices with spot and futures quotes for corn and oats, noting volumes at the elevators and domestic basins. Coffee futures in New York opened steady then eased slightly amid weaker European markets and favorable Brazilian exchange rates, with bids and deliveries across Santos and Cordova and a range of open and close prices for months through December.
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New York
Hamburg
Santos
Cordova
EEO
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North Broad Street
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Ben Davis
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Yia
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Pensacola
Mobile
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Witrington
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Houston
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Tate Rock
Swift & Co
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Frente
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Bank of England
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Canada
Illinois Central
Loulaville and Nashville
Southern Railway
Philadelphia
Reading Company
P. AB. Widener
Rediway Company and Coal and Iron Company
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Harria
Money and Exchange
Prime Mercantile
Argo, Jester & Co
Oklahoma
Minneapolis
Duluth
BOK
Cotton Region
Howe
DiaTaerro
Chattanooga
Ofa
Columbus
Gainesville
Greenville
Griffin
Monticello
Ana
Newnan
Montgomery
Vicksburg
Little Reds
Houston Oklahoma
van Winkie Gin & Machine Co
Atlanta, Georgia
Ga. Sav. Bank & Trust
Central Bank & Trust
J.H. Hilsman & Co
Bell
Ang
Atlanta Envelope Company
South
Forsyth St
Atlanta, Ga
Alonzo Richardson & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Empire Building
Hubbard Bros. CO
Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Livers Pool Cotton Association
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Produce Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
Argo, Jester & CO. Commitsion Merchants
New York City
Teuues Siweysem
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Wot
Millyer Investment CO
Andiur
Atlanta National Bank
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