Two Injuries Reported At Georgia State Fair
Macon Ga November 10 Special Two accidents marred the Georgia state fair today sending two people to Macon hospital. A motorcycle rider on the midway was thrown and run over, suffering broken ribs and a deep facial gash. A Ford ride passenger accident near Virgins Point left several hurt though occupants largely escaped serious injuries. Ford day parade drew over four hundred cars and a large crowd. Poultry show judge notes more than two thousand birds on display as Peace Day preparations begin with a White House peace message to President Wilson. Harness races saw My Heart win the 225 pace in three heats and AROS claim the last three heats with Clara Belle second.
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Macon
Andrews
E. Cook
Zewulan
Vineville
Virgins Point
Cook
Hardy
Ford
Watts
Charles T. Corman
Carliste
F. J. Marsnall
College Park
Woondryon Wilson
Everstaing
Freedpmon
Mra
Slaton
Osernor
My Heart
Oy EB
AL Colclough
Tteme
Pabn
Pelen
Ora Vidmer
J. A. Davis
Sturgeon
Dr. Griffin
Clara Belle
M_Mauon
Alwunta
F J Quinian
Montford Trial Opens With Confession of Key Witness
At Dublin Georgia on November 10 special reports the Montford murder trial began with John Gardner, a Black eyewitness, claiming Montford shot Herschel Beacham in the head and helped dispose of the body in the river. Gardner says Beacham was lured for alcohol and money then left near the riverbank where Beacham’s diamond ring and pistol were taken.
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Dublin
Montiford
Herschel Beacham
John Gardner
Montford
Beacham
Aleatford
Paris Green
Ana
Buachan
Teacham
Tracham
Baptist Women Meet in Columbus Virginia November 1
Four hundred delegates from Tatpac churches gathered at First Baptist Church in Columbus for the Georgia Women’s Baptist Missionary Union session. Welcome was extended by Mrs Manuel Burts with remarks echoed by Mrs W Gl. Geanigt. Reports from committees and auditors, including Mrs U M ule evangelist, were presented. Addresses by Dr HOC Buchhol and Mr LOB Warren highlighted the program.
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Columbus
Georgi Womans Baptist Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Wot Nest
Callersiule Brace Tically
Weacome
I Vastinis
UM. Ule
Ty HG Buchhole
Stites
AB Parks
Uth Jonks
Mission Messene
Cvn Campbell
Hoc Buchhol
Lob Warren
Kame Epsion
Gordon Students Name Editors For Annual
Gordon students announce editor selections for the forthcoming year of the annual. The list includes editor in chief Wilson, business manager McConnel, and assistants from departments, with Miss Estelle Peacock and others named to support the production of the issue known as Baap.
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Gordon
Gordon Needet
Nusera
Wilson
Wed
McConnell
Business Wear
J. B. McLean
Manawser
Asulstihe
Ae Mirsea Estelle Peacock
Ealtan
Einstmar Elects Today in Close Ward 1 Race
The municipal primary for council seats in Crafton’s wards is held today amid a tight contest. Incumbent Sir Leltos Pharr faces challenger Rauchins, with strong party backing and a close race expected in Ward 1 where Rauchins has managed Bastman for years.
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Wea
Sovemper
Eft
Ruwttes
Umagen
Serkne
Leltos Pharr
Frog
Uard
Rauchins
Bastman
Ore
Jury Merciful to Wade For Slaying Man Holding Wife
Augusta Ga November 10 Wade found guilty of manslaughter for the killing of Will Goodwin last August. Jury recommended extreme mercy and the judge sentenced him to one year in the gang. Wade shot Goodwin after discovering his wife with Goodwin in his lap. Goodwin drew a pistol, Wade then beat him with a shotgun and he died hours later.
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Augusta
Wade
Will Goodwin
Shammond
Goodwin
German spies blamed for fire on horse laden Rembrandt
Norfolk November 10 British steamer Rembrandt carrying 800 horses caught fire off Cape Henry. Crew tried to fight flames as horses stampeded and several crew members burned. Captain Edlin says vessel set ablaze by German spies. ship underway to Newport News for assessment before continuing to St Nazaire.
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Norfolk
Cape Henry
Newport News
Edlin
St. Nazaire
France
A M E Pastors Moved In Georgia Conference
A M E church session closes with numerous pastor transfers and church reassignments across Palmetto Atlanta Thomaston Decatur Conyers Lithonia and multiple districts. Bishop J S Flipper announces the assignments while new pastors and supply churches are listed for various stations.
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Bishop
Atlanta
Palmetto
At- Tanta Conference
A. M. E. Church
St. Mary's
Thomaston
Hig Bethel
Auburn Avenue
Butler Street
BP. G. Simmons
Griffin
Macon
H. H. Leng
F. Andrews
J.P
St Paul
Humphries Street
Jhe Solutions
White Friends of Palmetto
The
Atlanta Constitution
J. S. Flipper
Atlante Bistrot
Progia
Hie Hothei
Cosmopoilius
U ‘Freiman
Greve Street
Thomas Criddil
Adamaville
G. W. Wallace
Mision
G. S Tanner
Eithout
Grmu
Branch
Macedonia
WC Davis
Jonesburg
Urie
Locust Grove
H Howe
Vovitla
Scott
Mount ‘Carmel
H. Macon
Bt. Mathew
C. Murphy
John J. Dy Ronder
Willams
Weet End
J. ’S" Perry
Baut’ Point
B. G. Davison
Woolsey
J. W
St Phillips
St. Mary
Tiny
WAL Austin
Zelgies Capel
Lhropshire
Edrphweg
Wek
Boulagong Senate
Atwater
Payetteville
King
Fairurn
K. McFoster
J. We Guinn
Gollage Park
Dent
Streent
A. Cowper
Graenville
S. R. Robert
Grantville
I Eglish
Raymond
Raymond and Sexton
D. Gruen
F Keely
Reed
Trop
Moetlaren
Torracy
Aberdeen
Pleasant Bul
Peal
Fayettecuill
Bilston
C' Colquitt
Death Penalty for Oregon Vote Decline Reported
A near complete count shows Oregon voters nearly rejected capital punishment proposals. The tally indicates strong opposition to the death penalty as the measure faced broad public scrutiny and debate.
Atlanta Clearing House banks face outside demands amid drought of cash
R M Berrion reports for The Wall Street Journal that for the seven Atlanta clearing house banks the period shows deposits falling less than 2 percent since October 1913 while loan and note activity to meet outside demands has risen. Banks have increased bills payable and enlarged circulating notes, mainly to aid cotton growers, with cash resources and liabilities detailed for Oct 21 1918 and prior dates.
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R. M. Berrion
Atlanta
Wall Street Journal
Banka
Atlanta Clearing House Association
Atlanta Clearing House
Cgri
Uc Allrich-Vresland
Aldrich-Vreeland
Pollowine
Spot Cotton Advances In New Orleans Market
In Orleans November 10 Spain rose and futures fell with middling cotton at 16 1/16 and January at 17.86 versus 7.67 yesterday. Spot sales reached 2 675 bales while demand stayed strong except for seller hesitancy. Major buyers appeared to be European interests. One bale long staple sold at 13 cents per pound. Traders cited Egyptian acreage reductions and private crop estimates as factors. A test of brokerage strength followed, with margin calls intensifying. Spot sales 1 123 bales to arrive 1 460. Prices ranged from good ordinary to strict good middling, receipts 9 663, stock 143 339.
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Orleans
Spain
Europe
Egypt
Futura
Norinal
Georgia Products Day Dinner To Feature Hoke Smith
The Georgia Products day celebration on November 18 features a large public dinner at the Auditorium at 1 o clock served by members of the Joseph Habersham chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Senator Hoke Smith will speak as over 1,200 are expected to attend. Only Georgia products will be served including hams beef pork yams potatoes cornpone and possum. The event is supported by the Atlanta Federation of Women's Clubs and invites the public with participation from the Ad Men’s club Rotary club and Atlanta Chamber of Commerce for a luncheon that week. Last year the celebration covered fifty cities and towns and the state chamber anticipates even larger participation this year.
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Georgia
Joseph Habersham
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hoke Smith
Auanta Federation of Women's Clubs
Mason AC
Ad Men's Club
Rotary Club
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Products
State Chamber
Promoters Call Off Fair at Waycross
Waycross Georgia November 10 special Because it was found that under existing laws a number of concessions brought here for the fair could not even for business those in charge today decided to call off the fair entirely All amusements and exhibits were moved today most of them going to Savannah for the first district fair.
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Waycross
Savannah
Knights Debate War At Gordon Institute Auditorium
Knights of Pythias lodge in Barnesville drew a large crowd Monday evening at Gordon Institute to hear a debate on whether Germany's current European actions are justified. Colonel John Dutton Elder of New York argued the affirmative, and Dr. A. J. Moncrief of Hirst Baptist Church of Byrneyville presented the negative.
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A. J. Moncrief
Hirst Baptist Church
Byrneyville
Election Boxes Burned in West Greenville Mayor Race
Fire destroyed the store of J. Mo Phillips where overnight registration books and election boxes were kept for West Greenville's municipal election. Boxes burned but books saved. new boxes secured and election proceeded. Incendiary origin alleged.
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Greenille
J. Mo Phillips
West Greenville
Court Holds Session in Nashville City Court
Nashville Ga November 2 special session of city court convened yesterday morning with Judge C A Christian presiding. A large crowd attended as several important cases were slated for trial.
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Nashville
Fudge C. A Christian
England Increases Cotton Orders From America
New Orleans reports a rise in cotton prices and strong demand as England increases purchases of American cotton. Liverpool imports reach 83,619 bales with India stockpiling to ease financial strain, and Germany pays about 10 cents per pound. Exports this week exceed last week, with coastwise movement and port stocks up significantly.
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Liverpool
Germany
Erpool
India
Bingland
Ba? Dales
Cotton Exchange to reopen under new trading corporation
New York reports the Cotton Trading Corporation will take over December cotton contracts at 9 cents per pound and carry them to 7 1/2 cents if prices drop. The move aims to reestablish general trading within days, with $1.5 million financing and 290,000 bales to be turned over to the syndicate backed by fifteen banks.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
They
Cotton ‘Trading Corporation
Evchange
Retten
I T
Exchange
Cotton Movement Across Markets November 10
Cotton movement reports across Southern and Atlantic ports show middling prices at 7% across New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, and other hubs. Receipts and stocks climb with totals for day and week, while Liverpool and New York markets show steady to firm cotton and related goods.
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Houston
NASA
Diemphis
St Louis
Cincinnati
J Lite
Rock
Fecelore
New York
Ifex
Surat
Scarcity of ships to export hits grain markets
Chicago reports difficulty securing enough vessels to export gulf grain, dampening wheat prices though closing firm. Corn and oats fall, packers’ selling pressure lowers provisions. bulls see little relief from inbound shipments. Local cash Wheat quotes mix across regions, while Kansas City and St Louis show varied cash prices and futures trends.
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Chicago
Gulf Cilza
Beleause
Standard
Burley
St. Louie
Frey
Brad
Cork
Kansas City
Coffee Market Quiet as Brazil Offers Slow. Prices Mixed in New York
Coffee trading in New York and Chicago shows subdued activity with scarce Brazilian offers and buyer focus on immediate needs. Spot values hover near parity while December through July futures display varied bids. commodities like pork, lard, and rice show steady to mixed quotes across markets.
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New York
Brazil
Co Bove
Reichert
Santos
Atlanta Grocery, Provisions and Live Stock Prices
A bustling market list from Atlanta shows a wide range of groceries, meats, and farm supplies alongside the live stock and grain market. Corrected by White Provision Company, items include onions, potatoes, eggs, syrup, butter, canned goods, and a long spread of flour, meal, hay, and horse feed prices with quoted beef, pork, and hog values, plus market notes on cattle, hogs, and interior grades.
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Wisery
Urpcery Company
Chepse—aldernss
Red Hook
Corp
Eaton, Rem
Lima
Adeib
Paler
Armation
Ganaugtstes Oason
Bucco
Aone Giarkine
Keen Bros Aereat
White Prevision Co
Cornfield Pranktorix
Atlanta Live Stock Market
Ay W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
God In Choice Pleer
Victory
Gloria
White Lily
Hom Queen
Waite Cloud
Southern Stat
Elmest
Ancia
Georgia
Tennessee
Rys
C. S
Harper
Purina
King Cove
Victory Horns
Shorts
Georgia Ford
Favorite Stocks Rise as Market Buoyed by Loans
New York November 16 United States market activity favored buyers over sellers in active listed stocks. Prices for speculative favorites such as United States Steel Amalgamated Copper Reading and Jiarriman issues rose 4 to 7 points versus nine months ago. London loans with favorable terms signaled improved center conditions. Call money near 4 1/2 percent, commercial paper in demand, and marks at Tow arive exchange indicating renewed German interest. Adverse notes include October orders drop at United States Steel and Great Northern earnings, while London naval news lifted marine insurance rates.
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New York
Cell
United States
Ioans
London
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Bora Ford
Canada
United States Steel Corporation
Great Northern Railway
Naval News
Average crop yields rise nationwide in 1914 report
Washington November 10 1914 yield of all crops in the United States reached 102.5 percent of the national average with a 2.8 percent increase. The Agriculture Department released state by state figures showing varied gains. Maine 116.4 New Hampshire 113.55 Montana 102.7 Massachusetts 116.3 Rhode Island 105. New Jersey 110.7 and many others across the union with several states above the national mark.
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Washington
United States
Department of Sericulture
Tolllows
Maine
New Hampantrs
Mont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New
Seracy
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
Dakota
Nebraska
Eau
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Lewisiana
Texas
Olsinhams
Arkansas
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Seaeaeay
Oregon
California
Liverpool to resume same day trading with America
Liverpool November 10. Financial arrangements safeguard cotton market interests and align settlement payments. Plans to transfer Gannery-Pevensty contracts into May June and January into May aim to let directors open the market simultaneously with New York and New Orleans exchanges.
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Liverpool
Gannery-Pevensty Fotora
Cotton Exchange
New York
New Orleans
Unfilled Steel Tonnage and Market Prices Report
Financial items from New York and Savannah note United States Steel Corp unfilled tonnage totaling 3,461,097 tons on October 31, down 326,570 from September. Turpentine receipts 737, shipments 186, stock 20,624. rosin, no sales, receipts 3,840, shipments 1,74 stock 144,680. Various commodity price quotes appear for metals, glass, sugar, salt, and molasses with several figures and monetary units included.
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New York
United States
Naval
Savannah
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Southwest Georgia
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African Methodist Episcopal Annual Conference
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Henry 3
Turner
A. M
William D. Johnson
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A. B. Cooper
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Aapeenalee
Yerland
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Ian
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Cotton Movement
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Aloe
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Chicago Board of ‘Trade
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V. Py Dei
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Jones & Bakerstock Brokers Bank
Ea Salle St.” News
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KR Eiwate
American Home Office
Broad
F. W. Lafrenty
Theo, Cochedy
JH. W. Pres
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Albort- Astoree Epsionarehsace Bullainy
Maison Blanche
Baltimore
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Richmond
American National Bens
G. B. Bidwell
Iway
New York City
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Lavrentz
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Belad Cris—Betterue
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Scranton
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Atilly Building
R. G
Greateam Street Bank
North Nations
Cable
Amdit
Alonzo Richardson & CO. Certified Public Accountants
Empire Building
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