Bankers and Brokers Discuss Cotton Market Outlook
Bankers and brokers in Atlanta report a buoyant yet cautious cotton market as postwar East tensions widen export outlets. They note cheap southern money, strong spindles abroad, and rising demand from England and continental mills, with forecasts of tighter supply and ongoing high prices driven by consumption and new capacity.
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Atlanta
Shearson, Hammill & Co
New York
Atlante
Banka
Hiltson
England Estone
Bit le J
Anderson
Russia
Lancaster
England
J. Anderson & Co
Ias
Man Arrested on Charge of Following Young Woman
W L Johns of 60 Connally Street was arrested after being accused by EBM Anderson of Plum Street of following his daughter Nellie along Decatur Street near midnight. Detectives report Johns denied the charge saying he believed the girl was alone on a crowded street and he might be needed for protection. He appeared in recorder's court as scheduled.
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W L Johns
Connally Street
Bedford
Johns
Recorder’s Court
Mayo
Ebm Anderson
Anderson
Hig
Nellie
Decatur Street
Johns Bey
Johne
Verracks
Saloon Shooting Incident In Decatur Street
A public safety incident erupted near 30 o'clock on Decatur Street at a saloon run by Charles I Callaway after Walter Leonard refused to leave the premises. Leonard was struck in the face and wounded. Akers and Callaway faced disorderly conduct charges. Leonard was hospitalized and later taken to the police barracks. Baldwin, Akers, and Callaway were detained as the case was to be reviewed by the recorder.
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Decatur Street
Charles i. Callaway
Walter Leonard
Love Akers
Callaway
Leonard
Tom Baldwin
Electrics Ght Company
Strack
Bedford
Akers
Grady Hospital
Baldwin
Recorder
No Decision on Mitchell
Washington reports no action taken on Professor Mitchell's confirmation as Hebrew teacher at Boston University due to his views on higher criticism. The Methodist bishops' college adjourned without action and will resume Monday as discussions continue.
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Washington
Boston University
College of Methodist Bishops
Lyman Hearn resigns Regal Shoe post for Adler Leers
Lyman H M Hearn resigns as manager of the Regal Shoe Company in the city to join Adler Leers at 72 Whitehall Street. A young man with broad local and statewide ties, he brings thorough shoe trade knowledge and public familiarity to his new firm starting November 1.
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Lyman HM Hearn
Regal Shoe Company
Adler & Leers
Whitehall
Hearn
Alana
Georgia
Adler & Leera
Plans Completed for New Opera House in Atlanta
Jake Wells and Henry I Deve sign leases with Joel Hurt to build a modern opera house on Eigewood avenue across from the Equitable building. The ten year lease is signed and plans underway with top theater designers. The venue aims for summer ventilation, steam heat for regular terms, and a stage built for large scenic productions. Wells predicts a busy season starting next September with three Atlanta theaters in operation.
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Henry I. Deve
Joel Hurt
Eigewood Avenue
Equitable
Mr. Hurt
Atheta
Wells
Ben
Mr. Walls
Atlanta
Mir
Wella Taika
Hurt
Italy
Mrs. Wells
DeGive
Messia
Batttle
Mr. Wella
Richmond
Norfolk
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Vaudsvills
Skulls cracked on giant swing injures riders in Macon park
Macon Georgia October 28 special a Totery swing collapsed at Central City Park heavily loaded hurting about six passengers a black man with a broken leg a man with a fractured skull printer C W Reid and a white woman were injured but not fatally the swing manager was taken into custody by police and the crowd was shocked by the accident
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Macon
Central City Park
C. W. Reid
Tampa Man Loses His Money in Robbery
Tampa resident H Crumpler, formerly of Flat, was robbed at the Seventh Street station of a draft for 6000 dollars and 200 in cash. The incident occurred as he traveled from Tampa after selling a furniture business and was en route to Bedford Indiana.
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Crumpler
Louisville
Lautaville
H. Crumpler
Tampa
Seventh Street
Bedford
Ind
Cox Announces Candidacy for Governor Again
Maashville Tennessee October 28 Governor John S Cox formally announced his candidacy to seek another term. The Democratic field includes Hon M R Patterson and Hon Brooks Norfleet both of Memphis as rivals for the nomination.
Four New Orleans Yellow Fever Cases Mark Decline
New Orleans reports four new cases and no deaths as the thirteenth week of the yellow fever fight closes. Total cases reach 3,387 with 443 deaths. under treatment 31 and 2,913 discharged. Governor Blanchard praises Dr. White and the marine hospital service for progress. In Pensacola, one new case amid ongoing fumigation efforts and local opposition. Total Pensacola cases 627 with 76 deaths and 62 under treatment.
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Blanchard Tiday
White
Marine Hospital Service
Palm Garden
St. Charles Hotel
Dme
Panmcols
Pensacola
Fla
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