First Round Completed on Women's Invitation Tourney
All first round matches finished Tuesday at Druid Hills. Mrs. George Arringon won the driving contest with 12 points. Miss Alexa Stirling defeated Mrs. Dozier Lowndes 7 up 6 to play. Second round starts this morning with all flights and early ties to be completed before afternoon play.
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Carl Taylor
Druid Hills
George Arringon
C. PB. Richardson
Greenville
Marian Goldsmith
Dosler
Alexa Stirlng
Perry Adair
Fred Bring
Carey Baker
Alexa Stirling
Dozier Lowndes
Lowndes
Miss Stirling
D. Legos
Robert Tones
Rank Foot
Tom Latham
Eg - Suse
Nasi Or. Bite
B. A
D. Kirkpatrick
Richardson
Mra D. Wall
Sirs T. Williams
Seamans
Paul Chalifoux
Inman Benders
C. Contlin
D. Tupper
T. Irs
Colter
Colter Defeated Mra. HR Armatreng
Nia WB
Allen
Kathering Blecklay
J. L. Ferkes
Ming Sefana
Kirkpatrick
Guy King
Mra
A. E. Thornton
Migs
Virginia Abercrombie
Mra. A. Howell
Mre. I. Www
Child
Baby Flight
Jennie Mabley
Wi Browne
Mare
I Pomeroy
W. Po Snritou
Joe Milton Dercan, Jr
Harriett
Broyles
A Sige
Louise “Broyles
Mra Jenwin
Mira’ BO. Stone
G. Phelan
E Dten Flight
D. Lownden
Mea
Doydell
R. Jones Vy
EL Duncan
Bere Drew
Gude
John Milan
Nash Broyles
Sanders
Hie
Lee Weel
G Wall
Mra W. Parcy
Vatee Gemoatee
TRS Hien
Mes Armstrong
Tupper
Kirk
W. Browne
W. B. Carlton
Gsaaeners v. l. EB
H. Cone
A. Reed
Wulism Joakine
Phelan
Pierpont Named Savannah Mayor To Succeed Davant
Savannah Ga October 13 The city council informally elected W J Pierpont mayor to succeed the late Mayor Richard J Davant who died Sunday Pierpont will serve out the unexpired term of three years and three months Council will formally ratify at the regular meeting next Monday
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Savannah
W. J. Pierpont
Richard J. Davant
Pierpont
Mayor Bell Acquitted on Conspiracy Charge
Indianapolis October 13 Mayor Joseph J Bell was acquitted after over five weeks on trial for conspiracy tied to the 191 primary and election He was indicted with more than one hundred others including Thomas Taggart and Chief of Police Samuel V Parrott The verdict sparked cheers in the courtroom and Bell thanked supporters while Taggart said the outcome met expectations The jury of six Republicans three Democrats a Socialist a Progressive and a Prohibitionist was discharged after the verdict
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph J. Bell
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National
Taggart
A. J. Rycker
Belt
Black youths in Americus fight leaves one wounded
In Americus Georgia on October 13 two Black youths aged nine years engaged in an after school quarrel. One youth was wounded by a sharp weapon before bystanders and officers quickly intervened. The assailant fled but was captured and jailed.
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Americus
Negro Bose
Serpanten
Bremen Big Fair Opens October 27 At Bremen Georgia
Preparations are near completion for the biggest fair ever held in this section. The grounds and buildings are ready and attendance is expected to exceed previous records in Haralson county. The program features opening day speeches by prominent speakers, agricultural emphasis on Thursday, schools and canning clubs on Friday, and a home coming day on Saturday with many wanderers likely to return. Premiums for agricultural products and live stock are listed, with notable exhibits planned.
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Bremen
Avaryhady
Haralaon
Carnelib Boys
Canning Club
Red Hills
Fire destroys Fitzgerald school in Georgia
Fitzgerald Georgia October 13 special report says the third ward school building housing four hundred pupils was fully burned with its contents late last night. Losses reach ten thousand dollars with two thousand six hundred dollars insured. By combining sessions in the first ward building all children are cared for and only half a day’s travel from their work. Officials expect a reward of two hundred fifty dollars for the guilty parties and the city council may offer an additional reward. Books and new volumes ordered from Atlanta will arrive by Monday to replace lost texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Third Ward
Board of
Educaton
Lune
Atlanty
Railroad magnates are placed on trial in federal case
New York October 13. The long trial of directors and former directors of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad began in federal court. Eleven defendants, including William Rockefeller and Charles M Pratt, face possible jail terms for alleged conspiracy against the United States under the Sherman act. Three tentative jurors were chosen as proceedings opened.
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New York
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
William Rockefeller
Charles F. Brooker
D. Newton Barney
Robert W. Taft
James 8. Hemingway
Lewin Cass Ledyard
Charles
Satdward D. Robbins
New Havan
Delaney Nicoll
Nenetheless
United States
Daniel M.isnigan
Ary
Max Hartman
Albert B. Welsdon
Macon Law Brief Bans Whisky Confiscation by Police
Macon officials order detectives to take samples and leave liquor stock in place during blind tiger raids. One officer was dismissed for alleged theft as about 19,200 dollars worth whisky had been seized and stored at city hall. The move aims to curb temptation and shift liquor handling away from police storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Smith
Riley
W. A. Thompson
Daddy Long Legs and Mrs Campbell at the Atlantas
At the Atlantas the comedy Daddy Long-Legs from Henry Millers company draws a fashionable city audience with two plays, Pygmalion and The Second Mrs Tanqueray, starring Mrs Patrick Campbell in a packed engagement. Special box office demand continues as reservations are urged.
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Atlantas
Atlanta
Henry Miller
Manger Barer Georgs
Poattbie
Sun Peanelacy
Chicago
Henry Millers
Alinta Theater
Ironeea Car
Fudy
Marion Cook- Viol Cain
Kate Wiancke
Gertrude A Saville
Bessie Leo ‘Ioetlia
George Alison
Donald Foster
C. Harrison Garter
Frank L. Davis
Frank J. Kirle
Tay Suo Aounees Sears
Patrick Campbell
G. Barnard Shaw
Shaw
Atlante Theater
Hurmor
Eudreness
Tine
Pyemulton
Mra. Tanqueroy
Campbell
Ordora
Euah
Helene of the North Paramount feature at the Grand
Helene of the North starring Marguerite Clark is shown at the Grand today promising strong, human drama with scenic Northwest setting. The review highlights intense suspense, gripping scenes, and a thrilling finale, calling it a notably worthwhile picture.
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Neme
Helene
Paramount
Marguerite Clark
Tha Bouna- Tess Harthwest
Tari
Thera
North
Faurs
The Price stage play at Strand sparks emotion
Witnesses describe The Price by George Broadham as a modern drama with Helen Ware in a stirring role. The production, adapted from a play, features jealousy and illicit ambition driving the plot as it unfolds in a theatre setting.
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Conan
Helens Ware
Cash May
Sngin
George Hroadhapst
St -Walclde
Revolt rises in Guatemala as exiles cross border
News from New Orleans reports Guatemala facing a revolt with 1700 troops led by exiled leaders. Proclamations from the Revolutionary Committee and Army of Liberty circulated as fighting raged in San Marcos and adjoining states. General Jose Leon Castillo, an exile in New Orleans, was named as a possible successor if Cabrera falls while he kept silent on his role.
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New Orleans
Guatemala
San Marcos
Hushuetenango
Feten
Qupte
Suchiate
Chiapas
Bacans
San, Marcos
Isidro Valdez
Estrada Cabrera
Army of Liberty
The
Revolutionary Committee
Jose Leon Castillo
Estrain Cabrera
Revolu Benig
Castillo
Reana
Record Cotton Seed Oil Trading Sees Large Move
New York on October 18 reported a brisk session with 56,700 barrels of cotton seed oil traded on the exchange. Commission houses and shorts were active buyers as fair crop news lifted prices about 60 points before midday. Heavy southern crude offerings trimmed roughly half the advance after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AMN
Produce Exchange
Commission Houacs
Shorts
Weather and Market Report From Cotton Region Bulletin
Cotton Region Bulletin reports rainfall totals from Fort Worth to Sherman with limited showers in Mississippi and Alabama, seasonable temperatures except Oklahoma cooler. Weather Bureau note by C F von Herrmann. New York country produce market summaries show butter receipts and prices, eggs, cheese, dressed poultry, and St Louis poultry prices as of October 12.
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Fremarks
Misterippi
Misissippi
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Oklahoma
C. F. von Herrmann
Sneden
Weather Bureau
New York
Neconds Eggarregular
ST Ea
Hannery
Hengery
St Louis
Bess
Ardmore
Durant
Holdenville
Okemah
Lowslang
New Orleana
Arkansas
Batesville
Little Rock
Newport
Wynne
Warren
Diatrick
Wilmington
Charleston
Augusta
Bavana
Ateanta Oss
Montgomery
Mablie
Ra Memphia Ie
Vicksburg
New Qrivani
Houston
Sllahoms S
Naval Stores market report with scattered figures
Fragmentary data from a naval stores market listing shows figures for Rosin and Turpentine firms, receipts, shipments, and stock levels. Many entries are garbled but indicate prices and quantities such as window glass and various tonnage totals, with multiple firms and cycles of sales and stock.
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Rosin
Usta
Iona
Halo
Rosetha i
Metals and rice prices and market notes from New York and New Orleans
New York markets show copper steady around 18.18 to 18.25 per unit electrolytic and spot quotes near 13, with zinc and lead figures listed and antimony at 126. Rice markets in New Orleans hold steady with receipts and sales figures. Honduras roughs quoted at 2.50 to 2.75 pounds, with Japan and other buyers unchanged.
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New York
Ax Ghenge
Zandon
Ewndon
Itead
Honduras
Japan
Grains Upturn and Provisions Vary in Chicago Market
Chicago trading shows a buoyant wheat close aided by large U S exports to Europe with December at 1 08% and May at 1 09% while corn and oats gain modestly Provisions swing unsettled after earlier price records with hogs and meats driving activity Domestic wheat offerings from Minnesota the Dakotas and Canada rise as hedging sales are absorbed Liverpool demand supports oats and the overall grain complex"]
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Chicago
Europa
Bulgaria
Romania
United States
Simont
Liverpool
Balkans
Minnesota
Dakotas
Canada
Seaboard
Elena
Laos
Teraes
Cotton market reacts to Lever bill ruling and outlook
New York reports show Liverpool prices advancing amid holiday closures while a U S district court declares the Lever bill unconstitutional prompting expected appeals to the Supreme Court. Traders note the market may hold under existing contracts as the south absorbs offers and financing remains favorable for cotton futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Daya
United States District Court
Supreme Court
Thal
J Jaz, Bond & CO
Agme
Marine
Washington
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Holiday
Orleana
United States
House of Rape
Market tone muted as cotton trade taints contracts
The report discusses no current changes to contracts traded and notes possible arbitrage in Liverpool if decisions stand. It cites Liverpool prices about 7.05 for January February and a fall of 6 to 7 percentage points, suggesting limited market value from the Fodavia decision and potential heavy buying in Liverpool.
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Liverpool
Weekly Cotton Crop Weather Bulletin
Washington reports mean cotton region temperatures near normal with varied weekly changes. Frost touched North Carolina and parts of Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, and Alabama. light to heavy rainfall occurred in the eastern and central regions. Texas picking progresses while boll weevils hinder top crop growth. drought persists west of the Mississippi in Oklahoma and parts of Texas, with fall crops in fair condition.
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Washington
Ashe
Vile
N.C
St Tampa
Oklahoma
Georgia
Florida
Carolinna
Albany
Mississippi
Garclings
Alabama
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabamma
Mississippi River
Texas
Texan
New York Financial marginal notes on mercantile paper rates
October 18 New York financial market briefs show Sterling 60 day bills at 4.64, demand 4.68, cables 4.6860. francs at 4. | Mexican dollars 3B. government bonds steady. railroad bonds slow. discounts for loans 2 to 3 percent. ruling rate around 2 percent. last loan closed at 1 percent offered at 2.
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New York Financial
An. York
Rairoad Bonda
Strow
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Westport
XS Fondllars
America
Fred Luderus
Dick Jemison
Duffy Lewis
Philadelphia
Luderus
Tain
Harry Hocker
Red Sox
Genea
G. AB. R
C. Yoster
Boston
Fizey
Phila
Lyon Lewis
Duderus
I Ie
Hooper
Boston Na
Gainer
Boxton
Chalmers
Cady
Bouton
Hobiftzen
Jancroft
Gardner Speaker
Benton
ES. Thomas
Shore
Alexander
Burns
Phite
Oh Az Barry
Paskett
Cravath
Stock
Cb Whitted
Phitte Coee
Niehotr
Davant
Bell
Morahan- Perowns
New Haven
Police
Daddy Long-Legs
Republic
Cotton Region Bulletin
Daling
Fort Worth
Bourton
Longview
Nacogdoches
Paris
Sherman
Weatherfurd
Enang
Clouc
Columars
Elands
Guineaville
Monticelio
Rome
Naval Stores
Tocknonville
Fie
Ostoler
Routan
Gales
Dianes
H. K
Winslow
Kanne City
Nara
Gomer
Adu
Ted
Wethers
Owen A. DO
Lamba
Mannie
Ateady
Iga
Lighia
Hanses City
Sule
Calver
Lara
Big Goods
Kult Gonds
Cotton Exchange
Alonzo
Richards
Cedartown
Winder
West Point
East Point
Decatur
Dade County
Thomasville
Unadilla
J. H. Hilsman &Co
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Renskorf, Lyon & CO
Mbers
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton
Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Board of Trade
New York Coffee Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New St., New York
Prorat Hanovese
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