Cosby Held for Hearing in Bray Death Case
A . Cosby, 21, was moved from police HQ to county jail after being held on a warrant in the death of Robert Bray near the Owls club. He faces a municipal court hearing Wednesday. Coroner Donehoo ruled no inquest. Cosby, who says he knew Bray for six months, claims no memory of the fatal incident after Bray struck him at the club. Frank Woodliff, detained after the shooting, denies knowledge of the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosby
Robert Bray
Owls’ Club
Will v
Tudge J
Hidley
Municipal Court
Cosny
TG. Bay
West End
Idege ED. Thomas
Corowr Donehoo
Bray
John Moore
Deey
Cosy
Colby
Philips & Kitchen
McDoough Road
Bry
Brady
Thrower
Owls Club
Frank Woodliff
Whiteford Avenue
Nobles of Yaarab Plan 25th Birthday Celebration
Nobles of Yaarab temple plan a 25th birthday celebration for Yaarab with Shriner attendees and their ladies. The event at the auditorium begins at 9 15, features two patrol drills, music by a Scottish choir, and a dance with two orchestras. Survivors of the first hundred nobles will receive a special reception, with committee chairmen listed for hall decorations, publicits, refreshments, program, budgets, dance, and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaarab
Beiining
Mite
Yaarab Temple
Nobies M. E. Tirner
D. Knight
Homer Weaver
Carroll B. McGaughey
John A. Brice
L Sreey
Jamey Nevin
Ed C Hrown
Footer
I. Fickety, Jr
John L Grice
J. O ° Seamans
Homer Ashford
Leroy” Cloude
Charles
Quarios
Don ‘Meadows
Hunter Berry
Frank Cundel
Edger G. Walthall
John “Erroll
A. & ‘Dunn
Harris White
W. R. Bush
AP. Kellam
J. M Moors
EL Vander
John A Hynds
J. Baxon
W. A. Poster
A. Ho van Dake
Rev N. Wicket
J. ‘Tee
Duncan
Chris O.g. Gougie
Barnes
Ed C. Grown
Heinz David Burs
George Io Aratu
J. C. Greenfield
J. Qo' Seamins
Prank
John
A. Brice
J. G. Gregg
Arnold Bra ¥Ios
Burton Smith
James B’ Levin Wa Futlac
William D. Propps
W. A. Haysood
John C. Evins
Judge Hillyer Speaks On Public Utilities Policy
Washington November 30 Special Judge George Hillyer of the Georgia state railroad commission argued that control over securities issued by corporations under public utility regulation should be clarified He warned that free authority could enable monopolies to set high rates to cover costs He contrasted this with gas and mineral firms and noted the need for competitive checks at the federal level Also referenced were Judge Hillyer meeting with Georgia commissioners at the White House and remarks by Messrs Candler Webster and Lemar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Hillyer
Georgia State Railroad Commission
Anothe Company
Hin
Itful Sad
Hiker
Atlinty Gax
Mioneer Company
Judse Bier Cruphy Candler
J .Price Webster
Georgia Commission
White House
Wilson
Hillyer
Mir Candler
Vou
Paish Seeks Credit Plan Answer From London
Sir George Paish of Britain is expected to conclude talks with the U S Federal Reserve and American workers. A reply to American proposals may reach London by tomorrow or Monday. The key issue is whether the Bank of England will provide up to 100,000,000 to cover American securities offered for sale when the London stock exchange reopens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georson Paish
Bss
Federal Reserve Board
American Workers of Ticiays
London
Sir George
Bank of England Wall
London Stock Exchange
Gas room heater promotion from Atlanta Gas Light Co
Atlanta Gas Light Co promotes a gas room heater sale inviting customers to upgrade heating. Limited-time offer emphasizes energy efficiency and safety features with local utility backing and installation options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Hutchens Dares Georgia Democrats to Bar Progressives
In Rome Georgia G R Hutchens defeated progressive candidate for the short term US Senate denounces the state Democratic executive committee. He accuses Judge Ragan and the committee of intimidating voters with threats of disqualification to block his supporters and predicts the steam roller faction will be doomed if they repeat such tactics. He issues a bold challenge to the committee to undertake new rules for the next primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Hutchens
Rome
United States
Democratic Executive Committee
Hutchens
Georgia
Georgis
Ragan
Hia
Tudge Ragan
Vota
Ose
Mr. Smith
Ir. Hardwick
Hile
York Yayscit
Im Behalt
Dua T2
Democratic Party
Hardwick
Gao
Sidney Lanier Home Burns in Macon Ga
A two story brick house on Orange Street owned by Mrs. Cuyler King caught fire around 11 am in bitter cold, destroying furnishings on upper floors while only partial items on the first floor were saved. The origin is unknown and the property once belonged to Sidney Lanier, where he was married years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Cuyler King
Orange Street
Turner
Hack
Spenal
Morris
Indiana
B Turner
Birmingham
Wilson Addresses Federation of Labor in Philadelphia
Secretary William B Wilson of the labor department told delegates of the American Federation of Labor that no permanent industrial peace exists without industrial justice. He called the department a diplomatic mediator in labor disputes and defended its impartial role amid charges of partisanship while noting recent settlements and ongoing conflicts.
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Philadelphia
William B Wilson
Federal
Department of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Watson
Seatte
Wilson
Ths
Calumet
Colorado
Mr. Wilson
Am Labor
Mois
State Department
Cotton Holds Steady Close As Prices Edge Higher
New York and New Orleans market reports show cotton steady with gains of 4 to 12 points on the day. Decided buying drove December futures up amid limited spot demand and steady Liverpool quotations, while New Orleans noted a dull but steady tone and reports of German buyers and rising consumption signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Census Bureau
New Orleans
Germany
Holland
Italy
Gund
Cotton Movement Across Markets Delivers Mixed Receipts
The Atlanta report lists daily cotton activity with middling prices, receipts, shipments, and stock levels across key ports including Savannah Charleston Wilmington New Orleans Houston and Memphis. Highlights show substantial season totals with receipts near 1.5 million bales and shipments around 1 million, reflecting broad movement and stockpiles.
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Atlanta
Atady
Roy Work
Aiddling
Galveston
Ava
Shvannah
Charleston
Wellmington
Inser Burt —Hessiers
Ais
Houston
Cotton pool committee meeting in New York era
New York November 20 meeting of the 135 900 009 dollar cotton pool loan committee under treasury auspices and including W Ly n Harding Faul M Warburg J S Alexander J B Forgan L L Rue W A Gaston and FS Wade. Steps expected to appoint state loan committees to review applications for loans on woken and to handle incidental tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Mes Giohst
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
W. Lyn Harding
Faul M Warburg
National Federal Reserve Board
TL Wisem
New Yorklewing House Association
3. S. Alexander
National Bank of Commerce
J.B. Forgan
Chicago
L L. Rue
Philadelphia
W A. Gaston
Boston
FS Wade
St. Louis
Professional Views Of Cotton Market
New York reports on November 20 show the market holding steady with prices a touch higher. Demand for December improves, aided by hedge activity and Liverpool buying. markets expect about 11 million bales by mid November, while mills remain cautious but expect steady prices as hedging pressure eases and spot houses step in.
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New York
Liverpool
Genarat Buat Nese
Hudbard Bros. & Coo
New York Cotton Market Ends Week Slightly Up After Hedging
The New York cotton market opened uneventfully with heavy southern hedge selling for March May and July contracts and liquidation of old December positions. Prices slipped 30 to 60 points at first but recovered after covering and trade buying as large December interest looms and Liverpool short covering push the near month higher.
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New York
New York Cot Fon Exchange
Liverpool
Pinay Pritea
Rreys
Homorice
Fem
Mercantile Agency reviews week of trade and market shifts
New York reports looser money and easing rates amid federal panic system changes. Cotton exchanges reopen, cotton pool forms boosting Southern sentiment. War orders stay strong with higher employment, while bank clearings fall 15.7 percent. Wheat exports rise. London and Boston wool markets show mixed activity and firm outlooks. Chicago notes no plan change for exchange reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ebrndetreet
Iacger
United States
Canada
Atlanta Groceries and Produce Prices in Local Market
Market listings show corrected prices for fruits and vegetables including pineapples, oranges, beans, onions, celery, potatoes, cabbage, lemons, and apples. Wholesale poultry and eggs, meat, butter, canned goods, flour and grain items are listed with varied per unit and per crate pricing, reflecting a broad urban supply and regional brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widelity Fruit
Fred.uca Company
Ceuto Pouney
Gerapls
Securities Show More Strength In New York Markets
New York November 20 securities in private end official markets recovered slightly from yesterday’s losses. Trading was moderate as the financial district noted the failed plan to reopen stock changes for bonds. Foreign ownership of American securities remained a chief domestic concern. Money market activity and clearing house reserve changes point to a larger surplus and cash gains, with deposits rising for England, France, and other interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial District
England
Hay
Prices for farm feed and supplies from Atlanta market.
A dense list of livestock feeds and farm goods with prices in early market terms. Items include various horse feeds, cottonseed products, beet pulp, alfalfa meal, ground feed, hay, and salt bricks. Many line items show weights and price per unit, reflecting a wholesale agricultural price sheet with Atlanta market references.
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May
Ameit
Harper
C's
Gremio
Halle Suitars
Hulty
Guicken
Patsy Mash
Purina Ciro
Vipkr Apten
Bal Bondy Gerstth
Uab
Andy Scratch
Hbot
Victory Horse
B. C
Shorts
Georgia
P. W
Nacks
Live Stock and Cattle Receipts Across Markets
Market reports from St Louis and Chicago dated November 20 to 30 show cattle receipts around 1 100 in St Louis with steady to lower bids. Hogs at Chicago mark weak demand with mixed lots from 6.90 to 7.68, while sheep run around 6.00 to 7.70. City notes list trading figures for cows, steers, calves, and yearlings across regions with prices ranging broadly by grade.
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Aylants Livk
Wb, White
Waite
epMedinis
St. Louis
Chicago
Baeves
No Board of Trade
Uae
Chicaga
Domotrax
Fragmentary Trade Prices From New Orleans Market
Scattered figures show rough and cleaned Honduras and Japan sacks and pockets per ton and per sack. Entries include rough Honduras at 60 and 8.00, Japan sacks at 10 or 25, clean Honduras pockets at 34 and 3%2, with totals like 1082 millers and 20,164 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Japan
Honduras
Neceypes
Market roundup and price declines on wheat and corn
Reports from Chicago New York and St Louis show wheat closing heavy with declines of about a quarter to three eighths. Corn and oats also softer. Dressed poultry and pork prices steady to firmer with hogs boosting provisions. Cotton futures mixed as traders weigh export and domestic demand.
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A.S. Cosby
Sill
Paish
Ninwspa
Sidney Lanier
Bias Chambers
Augustin Daly
J O'Quinn
Macon Post Office
C. L. Rowden
Schofield
GR Wight
Beir
Dals
SEC. Wilson
Federation OF Labor
Cotton Movement
Imi
Isaa
Galvesta
Busonnab
Ware Wilmington
S. S
Gao Gos
Newport News
Asia
Augusta
Cotton Pool Committee
Hester
New
Orleana
Fort Teogz
Talinga
Bent Rine
Mercantile Agency
Wool
Australia
Bosgourt
Braid
Kentucky
Almini
Uhitage Stock Exchange
Texas
Amc
Blake White
Uai
B. Bacén
de Tis
Gloria
Puritan
Plath
Bareley
Angier
Attelts
Timothy
Bates
Fice
Ghieagh
Tive Poultry
Si Lomas
Kansas
Eamler
Santos
Sea Island
Bavannah
Navaraher
Sea Inland
Aleady
Taney Florida
Grorsty
Otal
Uits
Os Gorn
Harley
Glansd
Louis
Prey
Cation
Savannah
Turpen
Rosia Firmen
Shipraenta Lesachs
Sterling Exchange
The
American Audit Company
Broadway
New York City
F. W. Lafrent2
Theo. Cochhu
Jel
V. Prem
Levy—A. Lakents
Tress
Luis Acd
Aoraucet Bi
Exchasee Fulcette
GTON
Philad Uphis“Benevue-Birattord
Washini
Hegre Ara Aie
ARWN
Savings Department
Arvanta Nariona Bank
Tee Dupest National Bank
Carron Stares
Raley
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