14 167 115 Bales Cotton Commercial Crop 1913
New Orleans reports the 1913 commercial cotton crop ending August 31 at 14 167 115 bales, down 1 871 311 from last year, up 2 047 020 from the year before, and up 3 33 447 over 1909-10. Southern consumption at 2 999 559 is the highest on record, exceeding last year by 23 492 bales and the 1909-10 year by 605 442. Market notes include London and Paris financial movement and various commodity prices as markets react to the crop data.
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New Orleans
Hester
Hej
Kloster
Atlanta Quotations From Hoarded Grocery Prices Show Wide Range
Prices for beef cattle, mutton, and various groceries fill a bustling Atlanta market page. Specific items include Axia Gremye-Diamond for 175, cheese and lard quotes, inks, chocolates, and canned goods with varied per-unit costs. Market shows mixed cattle quotes, steady receipts, and fluctuating but steady wholesale values reflecting quality and condition differences.
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Asheeby Grocery Company
Axia Gremye
Diamond
Allorney
Sige Ratsud
Ideal
Vanmer Sila
Regal Baking Poweer
Hawford
Georgit Lelia
Alabama
Markets Closed on Labor Day Across Major Exchanges
The rotten stock, produce, coffee and cotton seed oil exchanges including New Orleans, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Kansas City and Chicago Board of Trade were closed Monday for Labor Day. All will reopen this morning. foreign markets operated as usual.
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New Orleans
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cmeluau
Hicago Board of Trade
Allocation list for horses and mules with unclear entries
Fragmented OCR lists current allocations of equines with many garbled terms. Names, amounts, and destinations are partially readable but details are inconsistent and uncertain.
Conservation Show Opens at Knoxville Exposition
The first national conservation exposition opened in Knoxville Tennessee with a Labor Day pageant and a parade. President Wilson sent a wireless congratulatory message received at the midway. Gov Hooper and Mayor Heiskell welcomed officials. the expo runs to November 1 with federal exhibits on agriculture live stock and related resources.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Exposition Grounds
Woodrow Wilson
Atlanta party enjoys 1600 mile auto trip
W Goeekin and his family plus Miss Murray completed a 1800 mile journey from the White Mountains to Atlanta. He will supervise the Gookin Bank and Office Equipment Co, with president Greckin known in Atlanta. The party traveled through major cities without incident and praised the roads and trip.
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Miss Murray
White Mountains
Vermont
W. Goeekin
Atlanta
Gookin Bank and Office Equipment Company
Greckin
Familly
Atta
May Be Atlanta End To Godbee Murder Case
One of the most sensational murder trials in the state's history may open next week in the Jenkins superior court with Mrs Equa Godbee charged in the killings of her divorced husband Judge W S Godbee and his bride Mrs Florence Godbee. Judge Frank Safford and attorneys J A Dickerson L C Dekie of Milden joined her defense after a records search to verify divorce filings in Fulton county.
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Jenkins Superior Court
Equa Godbee
W. S. Godbee
Florence Godbee
Atlanta
Frank Ho Safield
Prison Commission
Fulton County Superior Court
Thomas Faces Trial for Attacking a Girl
Griffin Ga September 1 Special. The adjourned term of Spalding Superior Court opened to clear a crowded docket. The Griffin jail holds a large number of black prisoners while white inmates are kept in Fulton County jail. Among cases, M F Thomas faces trial for attacking a 12 year old girl.
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Griffin
Spalding
Negroca
Fulton County
M. F Thomas
Glass shard drives through arm in Griffin thunderstorm
September 1. James Rainey of Chappel Street Griffin suffered a severe accident during a violent storm when a door slammed, sending a 12 inch plate glass shard through his arm. Surgeons removed the glass, which entered between the two bones just above the wrist.
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Griffin
James Rainey
Chappel Street
Rainey
Weather Outlook Skips Tuesday Forecast
Monday Labor Day holiday left Uncle Sam's observers idle and no forecast issued for Tuesday. Officials, including Section Director C F Von Herrmann, unofficially predicted continued clear, mild weather with little change in temperature.
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Uncle Sam
C. F. von Herrmann
Narrow escape as auto overturns near Griffin
Clarence Nixon of Senoia and his wife chia wifta and chi a were in a car that ran off a high embankment outside Griffin Georgia and turned turtle. All occupants were badly bruised and shaken but none seriously injured as they were thrown from the vehicle during the overturning. The Nixons had been staying at High Falls and were returning home when the accident happened.
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Griffin
Clarence Nixon
Sencia
Chia Wifta
Chia
City
Lmits
Nixons
Senoia
High Falls
Tax 10 Percent Increase On Swollen Incomes
Washington reports a Democratic plan to raise the income tax rate for high earners, with a 10 percent levy on incomes above 350000 and smaller increases up to 6 percent above 1,006,000. The Senate finance committee will propose the measure to the caucus amid opposition from insurgent Democrats.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Senate
Democrats
Senate Attacks Cotton Exchanges and Futures Tax
Senator Clarke blasted the New York and New Orleans cotton exchanges as gambling and parasitic to the market, urging a futures tax and grade specifications to curb short selling. Debate covered exchange roles, producer taxes, and the potential end of futures trading. Also, tariff bill discussion touched chemical duties and starch derivatives with minor amendments.
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New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Exchange
New York
New York Exchange
Clarke
Baltimore
Democratic Party
Congress
Smith
South Carolina
Thompson
Arkansas
Willams
Ransdell
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Senator Clarke
Runsdell
New Orleans
New Orleana Exchange
la Follette
United State Government
Gorman
Wisconsin
Hamilton's Attorneys Move for a New Trial
Rome Ga September 1 Special Judge Price Edwards weighs a motion for a new trial for Alfred S Hamilton former president of Trion Manufacturing found guilty of embezzlement and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. The case now proceeds toward a possible appeal to the supreme court if denied.
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Rome
Price Edwards
Alfred S. Hamilton
Trion Manufacturing Company
Chattooga
H. Ennis
Edwards
Supreme Court
Hamilton
North Georgia
Barge Line Proposed For Savannah River
Augusta Ga September 1 Following the official intimation that federal approval for the development and maintenance of the Savannah river would cease unless no advantages were utilized a report is sought on plans to utilize the river as a traffic route Colonel Dan C Kingman United States engineer with headquarters at Savannah through his chief assistant W C Temen The plan centers on barge One to ply between Augusta and Savannah with a proposed capitalization of 190 000 and a charter requested No further local river developments are contemplated at this time.
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Augusta
Savannah River
H. & Kealhofer
Augusta Chamber of Commerce
Dan C. Kingman
United States
Savannah
W. C. Temen
Winder Schools Open in Georgia
Winder Ga September 1 Special A large crowd attended the opening exercises of the Winder public schools. Judge G A Johns Rev W W Arnold and school board members spoke. Superintendent W F Huffaker begins his fourth year. The faculty for the year includes Huffaker Irvin Pharr Sweeney for high school Corey Fortson Rives Taniel for grammar school Wilkin son Kilgore Smith Cargill for primary and music by Prof W E B Cooper.
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Winder
Winder Public Schools
Huffaker
G. A. Johns
Chloe Irvin
Clara Pharr
Norma Sweeney
Evelyn Corey
Annis Lou Fortson
Rosa Rives
Clifford Taniel
Fay Wilkinson
Ida Kugore
Iola Smith
Mary Lou Cargill
W. EB. Cooper
Funeral of John S. Cook in Aug
Funeral services for John S. Cook, longtime master mechanic of the Georgia railroad, were held in Augusta after his death at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Officials of the Georgia and other railroads attending. interment in City Cemetery.
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Augusta
John 5
Cook
Georyle
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Georgina
City Cemetery
Murder Trials Start at Coffee Superior Court Session
Judge T A Parker and many Waycross lawyers traveled to Douglas to open the regular fall term of Coffee superior court. The court is expected to sit two or three weeks to handle a large docket. Several murder cases are planned for trial before the term ends.
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Douglas
Waycross
T. A. Parker
Coffee Superior Court
Dallas Schools Open With New Superintendent and Teachers
Dallas Ga September 1 Ingelel The Dallas public schools opened with J. H. Miser as superintendent, Miss May Bell Hitchcock as first assistant, Miss Clara Moon teaching fifth and sixth grades, Miss Addie Helms teaching third and fourth, Miss Blanche Camp teaching second, and Miss Annett Rogar of Carrollton in charge of the primary department.
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Dallas
Ingelel
J. H. Miser
May Bell Hitchcock
Clara Moon
Addie Helms
Blanche Camp
Misa Annett Rogar
Carrollton
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Consoktur
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Jane As
Provision Market
Tressabin Company
Cinfield Istand Haims
Ste
Wornfipl
Firnis Hama
Urrertou
Tizynkrage Dacen
Alee
Asia
Atlanta Live
Who White, Jr
Waite Provision Company
Baef
Ito Sau
Uaesten Neillan
Moedium
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Fan Lee Streets
Fintapples
Spaurah
Huglbes
Wilk
Om Noreen
Mnie
Uiravy
Ahwanda
Godbee
Thomas
Big Cotton Mills
John
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Railroad and Public Service Corporation
Harris, Forbes & Co
W. Harris & Co
Fine Street
Cornor William New York
Rican National Bank
Ailanta, G
C. E. Caverly
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Sutherland Terrace
Lowry National Bank
Audit Company OF the South
Charles M. Jackson
Gould Building
Hubbard Bros. Co., Cotton Merchants
Hanover Square
John F. Black & Co
N. Y
Nets York Cotton Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Gibert & Clay Cotton Merchants
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Caton Association
William St
Gravier
Alonzo Richardsong,co
Certified Public Accountants
Empire Building
Atlanta National Bank
E. Currier
E. Bloch
Fee
Jas. B. Floyd
S& Kennedy
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Geo
R. Donovan
J.D. Leipner
Haut
Jack 2. Spalding
W. F. Winecott
Floyd
E. BH. Jaman, A. E. Thornton, Geo, R. Donovan
Newspapre
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