Cotton advances as weekly market ends in cautious mood
New Orleans reports the week centers on the final census ginning figures which show 10,640,252 bales produced, larger than bears expected. After the release the market rose, with western speculators returning. Traders note shipping delays as a major export obstacle and debate whether farmers will plant more cotton than last year, amid price volatility and uncertain interior news.
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Cesus Bureau
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Liverpool
Frofit
Julie Clone
Export orders drive steel production and rail car demand
New York March 21 steel plants since March 1 averaged near capacity with United States Steel producing ingots at 94 to 95 percent. Large export contracts totaling about 200000 tons target shrapnel wire and rails for Britain France Russia Italy and Japan. Foreign rail orders include 2000 tons for major Western railways and 800 steel frames for Baltimore and Ohio. Competition for black sheet and plate weakened prices amid robust output.
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Italy
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Europe
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Labor Meeting Backs Eight Hour Day And Living Wage
A mass Atlanta Labor Forward Movement meeting urged education and a living wage with an eight hour day for artisans. Speakers accused corporate heads of causing worker hardship and called for labor to seek political means for reform. Union leaders stressed equal opportunity, safety, and stricter oversight of licensing and wage standards.
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Alamo Theater No. 2
Buu
Fourneyman Harriers
International Union of America
Mig
Shanessey
Georgia
Jerome Jones
Nelson
Peachtree Street
Export Balance Piles Up for U S
New York reports cautious stock dealings amid war event expectations and rising credit needs. March balance estimated at 60 million dollars with war material flood delaying cash payments while copper prices rise and steel buying eases. Federal trade commission steps draw attention in financial circles.
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Amde
Bethlehem Steel
Italy
Geeoruit
London
New York Exchange
Reading
Leigh Valley
Federal Trade Commission
Treasury Statement Shows Narrow Deficit for Year
The United States treasury closed yesterday with a net general fund balance of 39,160,084 dollars. Receipts totaled 2,001,791 dollars while payments reached 2,443,938 dollars, producing a deficit of 86 dollars for the focal year compared with a 25,492,164 dollar deficit last year excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Evans Dies Sudden at Home in Atlanta
Evans, a longtime Atlanta resident and printer, died Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock from acute indigestion at his Highland avenue home. He was 60s, retired from business, survived by wife, a daughter Mrs. L Rogers of Atlanta, two sisters Mrs. Coogter of Atlanta and Mrs. Gibson of Chester S C, two sons C H Evans of Clearwater Fla and J W Byrne of Atlanta, and brother SME Evans linked to The Tri Weekly Constitution. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Atlanta
Highland Avenue
Evans
Cheste
L. IE. Rogers
Mary’ Coogter
Atlante
HR. L. Gibson
Chester
S. C
C. H. Evans
Clearwater
Fla
J. W. Bvane
Sme ‘Avans
Constitution
Orr to preside at Chapman Alexander midday meeting
J K Orr will preside over the Chapman Alexander midday meeting for men in the Kimball house ballroom Monday at 12 20. The meeting will last thirty minutes and all business men are invited to attend. Make State and County Tax Returns now. Books close April 30.
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Chapman-Alexander
Kimball House
Locke urges organized laity among St. Andrew members
John M. Locke of New York, a Brotherhood of St. Andrew national council member, addressed Piedmont hotel auditorium members on mobilizing laymen to influence clergy and bridge worldly and church communities. He praised wearing the Brotherhood cross button and cited instances of lay-led aid, with Burton Smith presiding.
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New York
National Council, Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Brotherhood
Piedmont Hotel
Locke
Mr. Locke
Ir. Locke
Burton Smith
The
Essay on Civil War Written by Youngster Praised by Teachers
Eimer Hart Moon, 11, pupil in Edgewood Avenue public school sixth grade, wrote an essay on The Causes of the Civil War for the United Daughters of the Confederacy prize. Teachers praised his work and it was the school’s sole entry to the national committee amid broad local competition in Atlanta.
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B. EB. Moon
Imer Hart Moon
Edgewood Averiue
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Edgelwood School
Atlanta
Ihe Prige
Atlanta Friends Greet Mr and Mrs Jefferson at Forsyth week
Mr and Mrs Joe Jefferson dine at the Winecaff and host an informal Sunday reception in the Forsyth lobby. Out of town guests include Albert D Cushing former Vanderbilt hotel manager in New York and W G Stranahan manager of Hotel Dinkler in Macon.
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Forsyth
Albert D. Cushing
Vanderbilt Hotel
New York
W. G. Stranahan
Dinkler
Macon
Crescent City Host Guest of J. F. Letton
Alfred S. Amer, managing director at the St Charles hotel New Orleans, was in Atlanta over Sunday as guest of J. F Letton at the Winewort. Amer is a leading hotel man and president of the Southern Hotel Men's association.
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St Charles
New Orleans
Atlanta
J. Fletton
Winewort
Mr. Amer
Southern Hotel Men's Association
Atlanta Theater Set for Busy Four Weeks of Shows
For four weeks Atlanta’s theater row will host multiple productions. Lady Luxury opens with three performances Friday night. A college commencement follows Monday. Neil O'Brien appears midweek with three shows, then Georgia Glee Club with Dah Lonega College Band. A Pair of Sixes features four performances April 8 and 9.
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Paviowa
Man in Tift County Daddy of 23 Children
Tifton Ga March 21 Special Any Georgia county with a family over twenty three children urged to claim largest family in the state to date. J J Tucker and wife welcomed the twenty third child from their home near Tifton. Seventeen of Tucker's children survive. Another local family near Tifton has twenty one children.
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Georgia
Tift
Morne A
J._J. Tucker
Mason and Council
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Iuni
J. D Hanks
Mayer
Hugh Wreckary
Council
Engineer G. A. Radford Injured in A. C. L. Wreck
Waxcross Ga March 21 Special. Engineer G A Radford formerly of Waycross is suffering with a broken collarbone and other injuries as the result of a freight wreck on the Atlantic Coast Line near Russell.
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Waxcross
G. A. Radford
Waycross
Russell
Tango Root Out the Core Painlessly With Mango
An old advertisement touts Tango as the safe remedy to root out corn cores painlessly. It claims plasters and caustic fixes waste flesh and fail to reach the kernel, promising a money back guarantee if not effective. The ad cites a 25 cent price at ADL druggists and notes Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta as maker.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
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Hawkes Opera Glasses Sale at Hawkes Co Opticians
Hawkes Co Opticians offers a selection of the best opera glasses at reduced prices. Located at 34 Whitehall Street. Ad reads Hawkes Co Opticians.
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A. KK Hawkes Co. Opticians
Whitehall St
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