Mormon Leader Denounces War and Urges Selfsufficiency
Joseph F. Smith, president of the Mormon church, speaks on peace amid global conflict. He outlines core beliefs including the Bible Book of Mormon and salvation. He urges temperance, self-sufficiency, and local relief efforts, calling for economic self-reliance in southern communities during his tour of the south. He plans to visit Jacksonville after Atlanta.
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Freident Smith
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Fla
Kadisha lodge launches world peace movement
Kadisha lodge 216 of the Order Brith Abraham initiates a world wide peace campaign after a conference with Dr James J Hall and leaders J Holstin and Leonard J Grossman. Delegates urge arbitration court and a federation of nations, with broad communications to Jewish fraternal orders locally and nationally.
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Atlanta
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London
England
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Priday
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Leonard J. Grossman
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Order of Brith Abraham
Ylans
Kadisha Jouwe
Grossman
High Court of Arbitration
Federation of the Nations
Mr. Ghaistin
Railroad Men Injured In Motorcycle Accident
M. Taylor yardmaster of the Western and Atlantic railroad is hospitalized with a broken leg after a Motorcycle accident Friday morning. J. E Hamilton, engineer on the same line, sustained a broken left leg and collarbone. The pair were riding with Welmlrton on the rear seat when they were pitched from the machine while speeding along Jones avenue round. Taylor said Hamilton clutched him in fear, causing the crash.
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Western and Atlantiy
Atlante Hospital
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Klamscbine
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Western
Atlantic
Sim
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Jones Avenue
Final Washington superior court term to begin in December
Sandersville Georgia November 27 Special The adjourned term of Washington superior court will convene Monday morning December 3 under Judge B T Rawlings as his term ends this year Robert N Hanneman of Louisville Ga was named by the August primary There are four hundred cases on the docket including several murder cases such as the one charging Jasper Mullang with fatally stabbing Stewart Smith in a local brawl. court will run a week or more.
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Sandersville
Washington
Jasper Mullang
Stewart Smith
John Ledbetter First In Rome Commissioner Race
John W Ledbetter is the first to formally announce for Rome’s first commissioner seat under the new council form taking effect April 1. The position pays 3500 dollars yearly, with four deputy commissioners to be elected at 25 dollars monthly. Other Romans are reportedly considering candidacies as the field forms.
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John W. Ledbetter
Cotton Prices Jump Amid German Market Interest
New York November 27 The cotton market remained active and generally steady with a net advance of 2 to 6 points. Near months saw good demand from Liverpool, local shorts, and spot interests. German buyers were in the market seeking direct shipments, while New Orleans trading showed a large volume and a broadening interest from foreign buyers, with exports strong and spot sales varying by grade.
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tMay
War & Con
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EMG
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Ego
GTS
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Japan
Don Talmaro & Co
Atlantis
Atenan
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Professional views on cotton market today
New York reports a price and activity uptick with December tenders small, shorts covering, and broad trading. European buyers build December at short contracts while hedges and southern supplies temper gains, with mixed local selling and limited investment demand. Liverpool statistics show weekly movement, stock levels, and exports.
Macon Plans to Expand Police Force Next Year
Macon Georgia city officials expect to raise the police force from sixty to ninety officers at the start of the new year to cover newly incorporated territory. With a 65,000 population, the shift would yield about one officer per 2,200 residents. The civil service commission supports the increase, and a purge of inefficient members is anticipated regardless. The fire department is not expected to change much.
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Civil Service Commission
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Cotton ginner totals rise in Clayton County this year
Jonesboro Ga November 27 There had been ginned in Clayton county up to November 14 this year 11440 bales of cotton compared to 684 for the same time last year according to the United States government gin report.
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Clayton County
United States
Spot Cotton Markets Cross Atlantic Price Movements
November 27 reports show steady middling rates across ports from New York to Charleston with daily totals: receipts 2,785,640. exports 1,256,837. sales 7,271. stock 1,475,504. Interior movement includes Houston shipments 9,333 and Memphis sales 4,400 with total day receipts 2,434 and stock 624,520.
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Stoci
Cotton Prices Rise Amid Slow Trade In New York Market
New York cotton markets showed quiet activity with prices steadier. December contracts rose about 7 points, helped by export demand and buying from southern markets. Liverpool buyers and German interest supported futures, while census figures hint at a large crop and ample southern supply.
Wheat Declined Sharply on Bearish Argentine Outlook
Chicago trading closed weak as wheat fell about 3 cents amid bearish Argentine harvest estimates of 20,000,000 bushels and a large exportable surplus. Corn and oats slid while provisions moved narrowly. Cash wheat prices quoted No 2 hard around 1.22 1/4 to 1.22 1/2. others mixed. Local markets also noted cocoa?
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Trading in Bonds Opens on New York Exchange
The New York Bond market reopens after four months of idle ness with a restricted session. A special five member committee will set minimum prices, cash trading only, and efforts aim to curb speculative and foreign selling while assessing demand for bonds and potential early extension to stocks.
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New York
Stocl Exchange
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N Wickerz
Gavlie
Paris
Coffee market quiet awaiting exchange decision in New York
New York coffee trade was quiet with markets awaiting next Monday’s exchange opening. After Wednesday’s notes, about 96 060 bags were estimated with little volatility from the voluntary committee. December rallied several points, spot prices held steady around 6% for Rio, with Braz cargo offers unchanged. A 3 250 bag sale was reported as December closed at 6.20 and May at 33 6.90. Recommendations to managers of the New York Coffee Exchange were discussed, including elimination of European beer sugar from the local contract, with member voting set for December 1.
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Braz
Eazimprite
Deerraber
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Rail line losses amid cost cuts and exchange reopenings
Union Pacific posted a net loss of 3758.60 while cost reductions trimmed the impact. Chicago and Northwestern fell 477,000 despite charges savings. Paris stock exchange to reopen December 7 for cash trades. Philadelphia exchange to reopen November 30. Berlin reports mixed bank movements. U.S. markets note cash, lard, rib prices and textile trends.
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Parla Exchange
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French Stock Exchange
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Yaom
Week's Trade Reviewed by Mercantile Agency
New York November 27. Dan's review notes domestic business remains steady with signs of quickening activity due to recent macro developments. Cold weather aids retail, wholesale robbing improves, and collections ease. Bank clearings and railroad freight show gains, though year to year declines persist. November exports rise as export trade rebuilds. Trade balance in U S totals over 43 million. Sugar market steady with raw prices firm.
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Dan
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Hank
Duns Review
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