City considers ordinance to bar ambulance chasers at Grady Hospital
Grady superintendent Dr W B Summerall pushes a new ordinance to stop ambulance chasing by lawyers and their runners at hospitals. The Grady board backs the move and forwards it to the city attorney for council review. Secretary Wade Harding resigns, prompting a proposal to expand board membership from three to four to include his replacement.
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General Council
W. B. Summerall
Grady Hospital
Grady
James J. Mayson
Atlanta
Summerall
James L.megson
Wade P. Harding
Ninth Ward
Third Ward
Warding
Eate
Harding
Committee at large on weevil appointed in Georgia
Thomasville September 28 Special a committee to further the resolutions from the boll weevil conference was appointed by State Entomologist B Lee Worsham. Members include J D Fou Columbus chairman W Cooper Thomasville J A Bush Camilla C J Sealey Edison B D Brantley Blackshear W M Sutchel Waynesboro Z T Clarke Moultrie J G Hudson Amherieus The committee works with county groups to educate farmers and encourage prevention measures. A boll weevil convention will be held in Cairo tomorrow with speakers including State Commissioner Price and Entomologist Worsham to discuss control strategies.
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Thomasville
B. Lee Worsham
J. D. Fou
Columbus
W. Cooper
J. A. Bush
Camilla
C. 3.Sealey, Edison; B.D. Brantley, Black=shear:’ W. M. Sutchel
Waynesboro
Clarke
Moultrie
G. Hudson
P. H. Ward
Grady County
Cairo
Jana Meang
Price
Worsham
Judgments Hit Americus National Bank Stockholders
In Americus Georgia on September 28 judges in local courts awarded judgments against stockholders of the defunct Americus National Bank. Awards ranged from 500 to 2000 dollars and targeted residents of Sumter Webster Muscogee and Terrell counties. Bank officers Mack Lowtley GD Wheatley Jr and Emmett Hawkins faced federal indictments in Macon for alleged irregularities and may be tried in November. Civil suits against the directors are expected, and the bank’s failure reportedly cost about 500000 dollars to stockholders and depositors.
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Americas
Washington
Fternoon
Americus National Bank
Sumter
Webster
Muscogee
Terrell
Mack Low
Hall Murder Trial on Franklin Docket
Franklin superior court convenes with Judge D W Meadow presiding and Thomas J Brown prosecuting. The term concentrates on civil cases this week while the criminal docket opens Monday featuring the state against Carlton Hall for murder in a May shooting at Dean Busha home in Carnenville with bond set at two thousand dollars.
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Franklin Superior Court
D. W. Meadow
Thomas J. Brown
Carlton Hal
Dean Busha
Busha
Hall
Fugitive Frank Cawley Held by Dougherty After Ashburn Assault Charge
In Albany Judge Cox kept Frank Cawley in Dougherty county jail after Turner county officials sought his return for an attempted assault on an Ashburn young woman. A large Ashburn crowd gathered, fearing mob action, as Cawley faced a Turner county warrant and a preliminary hearing was set for next Saturday.
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E. E. Cox
Dougherty Superior Court
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Cawley
Cox
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Eer Perry
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Cowley
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Dices
Secretaries' Meeting Showcases Atlanta Prospects in Southern Event
Frederic Houser reports the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries convened in St Louis with several hundred delegates. Speakers included James R. Mann and Allen B Alpert. Atlanta's Chamber and delegation impressed, with Atlanta touted to host the next convention.
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St. Louis
National Association of Commercial, Organization Secretaries
HW. Cristy Mead
New York City
Sunset Inn Club
St.Lous Business Men's League
Jefferson
Dixie
South
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Walter G. Cooper
Atlanta
Empire State
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Southern Commercial Secretaries
Alabama Solicitor Faces Impeachment
Montgomery Alabama September 28 Impeachment proceedings against D C Almon solicitor of the eighth judicial district will be filed by Attorney General W J Martin in the supreme court later this week. The announcement follows the Morgan county grand jury report charging Alman with corruption in office for accepting money to grant immunity from prosecution.
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Ala
D. C. Almon
Eighth Judicial Jeizeult
W. J. Martin
Supreme Court
Martin
Morgan County Grand Jury
Alman
Slayer of Editor Thirty Miners Search
In Walsenbure September 28 thirty miners families and posses search for the killer of Robert Mitchell editor and politician. Mitchell was shot when surprised in his home robbery. The suspect reportedly fled toward a drift between Walser and Robinson mines but escaped into old passages.
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Cole
Walsen
Pogseses
Robert Mitchell
Mitchell
Posses
Hanted
Walser
Robinson
Old Entrica
Coffee County Protests Weevil Quarantine
Douglas Ga September 28 Farmers protest a weevil quarantine after E Lea Worsham rules cotton seed cannot be marketed outside quarantine districts Coffee County two counties from infected press is put under quarantine Chamber of Commerce Eunice county demonstrator and local G BE cooperate to relieve the situation
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Douglas
E.lea Worsham
Coffee County
Messare
Chamber of Commerce
G BE
Eunice
Cotton Market Rises Amid Weather Warnings in Belt
Broad bulletin reports bullish government outlook and Gulf disturbances lifting cotton prices. New York and New Orleans markets show gains with October near 12 cents, May above 14, while spot trade in Atlanta and the Southeast strengthens. Weather remains warm and fair in the belt as traders await Saturday government reports.
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New York
Glear
Solumbus
Sieur
Cy Griffin
Gaineeville
Macon
Moaiticalto
Clear
Newnan
Ear
Tallapecas
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Clay
Greenville
Mar
Ees Spartanburg
Cloud
Dee
Hes Pierce
Weatherford
Heary Ruins
Arkansas
Calliprock
Wilmington
Memphis
Wall Street Trading Reaches Widened Heights on War-Contract Bets
Markets rose with speculative strength as war-contracts favored certain issues, notably Baldwin Locomotive and General Motors, while railroad stocks faced intermittent pressure. Bond activity remained strong with a $45 million New York issue sold and United States bonds steady. rumors of a deal tied to Colorado Fuel and Great Northern Ore circulated amid broad market shifts.
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New York
Chicaga
Baldwin Locomotive
General Motors
Industrial
Willys-Overland
Studepoker
Bethlehem Steel
Colorado
United States Steel
United States
Bond Market Snapshot From New York on September 25
A fragmented report from New York outlines fluctuating prices in metals and currencies. Copper, electrolytic at 18.25 dollars. iron stable. London copper futures quoted around 71 pounds, spot at 153 pounds 55, and futures near 214. The fragmentary note mentions bargain levels and market activity in bonds and metals.
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New York
London
Courthouse Fight Delays Murray County History In 1912
The Chatsworth site for the Murray County courthouse sparked a lengthy legal battle. Judge Fite opposed the eastward facing plan, injunctions followed, and the supreme court reversed, leading to tax protests, jail sentences for officials, and further injunctions against county officers with hearings looming in October.
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Ainte
Fite
Supreme Court
Alexander Blair
Oracon
H. J. Carr & Co
Atlanta
Cohutta Mountains
Judge Fite
B. H. Beck
Fiton
Eupreme Court
Tex
Cartersville
Ey Just
Cotton Movement Fort Musement and Major U.S. Ports
The report lists midling and various grade receipts, sales and stocks across ports including New Orleans, Galveston, Mobile, Norfolk, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and minor ports. Totals show today’s receipts 77,408 and exports for the week around 1.0 million, with season totals near 495,10 and interior movements across Houston, Memphis, Augusta, Cincinnati, Little Rock, and Ballay.
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Savanah Ars Sahedy Pe
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Wilmington
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Fae
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Augusta
Memphis
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Galveston
MoWle
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Philadelphia
New York
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Expo
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Midd
Ling
Aalea
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Vereuta
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Winck
T Leute
Sulea
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Ballay
Atock
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Chicago and St. Louis market notes show cattle hog and sheep receipts for September 23 and 28. Prices vary by grade with native steers cows and calves listed, while hogs show steady to firm quotes and packers demand. Banus City reports similar ranges for hogs and cattle with mixed lots and dressed beef values.
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Atte
Sharp—Ruoripta
Slim Wathhers
RFN
St. Louis
Texas
Banus City
Selina
Wwelfurs
Mtomkers
Wrendy
Tambly
Colton Goats Markets Trang Active In New York Trade
Dry Goods report from New York dated September 28 notes Trang and active goat markets. Yarns firm with price advances. Men's wear in good demand for spat delivery. Sila active. Underwear for immediate use advanced.
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New York
Colton Goats
Connie Mack's Son Weds in Raleigh Tonight
Garle McGillicuddy, manager of the Raleigh team in the North Carolina league and son of Connie Mack of Philadelphia, married Mise Mary Cain of Morganton in Raleigh tonight.
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Mgtesrion
Garle McGillicuddy
Raleigh
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Mise’ Mary Cain
Morganton
Danish Vessel Venet Sunk by German Mine in Sound
The Danish steamer Venet of eighty two tons was struck by a German mine in the sound and sank. Two crew members were wounded and the remainder were landed at Copenhagen on September 29.
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Copenhagen
Ivin Iondon
Achuoner Venet
Professional views on cotton situation
New York reports heavy southern buying driving prices to new highs. Market notes indicate the crop outlook is strong in the south, with expectations of higher prices, while long-term interest in cotton remains widespread. Market chatter predicts possible selling pressure if conditions shift. traders watch government reports and tropical storm warnings for clues.
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York
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