Battleships Needed Even In Peace
John Temple Graves argues that the Japanese question remains unsettled despite official confidence. He notes Japan’s strong position, the risk of war, and asks Congress to insist on three new battleships as a deterrent until neutrality with Russia and Japan’s finances are clarified.
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Georgia News in Brief Roundup from Vidalia to Jackson
In Vidalia the Southeastern Singing Convention met at Rockledge with a basket dinner on the grounds and another all day singing and picnic at Rose Hill Church in Emanuel County near Oak Park. Jackson reports a water wagon sprinkler arriving to cover main streets. A severe windstorm in Murray County damaged poles and trees and crops. In Dalton the Baraca class at First Baptist requested coats off due to heat. Vidalia received a new ladder truck for the fire department under Chief Murchison. North Georgia Methodist Conference set for July 8 to 10 in Dalton with many ministers and delegates. Jackson hosts a three day Griffin Woman’s Missionary Society conference with about 60 delegates. Fourth of July to be observed quietly in Jackson with banks and businesses closed and two baseball games scheduled.
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Four men fatally injured in Beattyville dynamite blast
In Beattyville Kentucky a dynamite blast on a railroad track likely killed four men. Rocco Cordi Domini Rossi James Rich and Daniel Jicicco were injured as a drill struck the dynamite and hurled them a distance.
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Sunday Rains Lower Cotton Market in New York
The cotton market opened easy with prices mostly unchanged to 4 points lower. July led the decline after a selling wave, with a 13 point drop from the initial 12.12. Bearish crop reports and rainfall in most regions weighed, while tariff talk on a 1.10 percent tax on futures cooled trade. New Orleans and New York bids showed minor fluctuations as receipts were estimated around 1,099 in New Orleans and related regions.
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Fashion notes from Longchamp show lavish stockings and jewels
Paris fashion watchers at the Grand Prix turf event reveal stockings embroidered with snakes and birds in pink and other colors. Jewel adorned shoes with high heels and pearls, rubies, diamonds, fur trims, and slashed skirts dominate. Wigs and saffron powder shape complexions as decolletage blurs day and night wear. Notables including Mrs August Belmont and Myron Herrick attended the $69,000 race.
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Chas Arturo Dies From Choking During Fit
Philadelphia report states Charles Arturo aged 20 choked to death when his tongue became stuck in his throat during a seizure or fit. Authorities cited accidental death with no foul play suspected.
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Three Workmen Die After Fall Into Sewer In Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on June 30 a sewer accident claimed three lives as seven workmen were swept into a conduit by a cave in a sewer shaft. Rescue operations followed but three men died at the scene. Police and city officials investigated the collapse and hazardous conditions were noted.
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Cotton Gossip Reports Wide Texas Rainfall Across Cities
Cotton gossip notes rainfall totals from Saturday and Sunday across Texas with Abilene .24, Dallas .60, Galveston .10, Dallas .60, Weatherford 1.36 and many others. Market mood shows decline on favorable weather, July futures buoyed by speculated short interest. Memphis crop condition 81.8 percent, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Florida reports mixed but generally favorable climate. New Orleans forecast calls for mostly cloudy weather with Sunday showers across the region and central states expected to see scattered rain and near normal temperatures next week.
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Liverpool Cotton Market Opens Steady After Mixed Start
Liverpool June 30 market opened 1 to 1 1/2 points higher than yesterday with steady early gains, then slipped to unchanged to 1/2 point lower by noon. Fair demand for spot cotton kept middling at 6,764 ans sales reached 8,000 bales, of which 7,700 were American. imports totaled 3,000 including 2,000 American bales. Close marked quiet trade and largely unchanged prices, except July-August moving up about half a point.
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Weather gains and cotton market notes from New Orleans
Hayward and Clark report favorable weather Sunday with good rainfall except in Arkansas and Oklahoma and cooling trend north. Shreveport Times signals improving Louisiana crops but needs rain. Liverpool futures down. Miller-Cotter Cotton Letter notes 16000 bales shipped from New York stock, Texas rains boost crop, market steady yet wary ahead of Bureau report.
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Stocks Dull And Inclined Early Trading Dow Jones
Weakness ruled the market at the opening with most issues slipping. Union Pacific and Chesapeake and Ohio fell sharply while United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper declined after initial gains. Pennsylvania Railroad rose as the London curb market showed heaviness and Canadian Pacific faced selling pressure.
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Mississippi Cotton Beginning to Bloom
Mississippi reports indicate cotton beginning to bloom in the delta as crops in Tennessee Mississippi Oklahoma and Arkansas are in splendid condition. Heat has aided growth while droughts blight corn and late potatoes and pests threaten cabbage and late potatoes. Fruit growers in the Arkansas Ozarks report a heavier peach crop than in ten years with apples also good despite wind damage.
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Weather forecast breadth across the United States June 30
A June 30 forecast notes somewhat warmer conditions in the Middle Atlantic and New England tonight and Tuesday, with cooling in the upper Lake region and lower Ohio Valley. Local thunderstorms are expected in the South Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee, lower Ohio Valley, and Great Lakes region, with fair conditions elsewhere and cooler spells in several midwestern states.
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Atlanta Markets Eggs Butter Poultry Meat Prices
A consolidated rural grocery listing from Atlanta markets shows eggs at 20c per dozen, Jersey and creamery butter around 27 to 30c per pound, undrawn poultry and other meats priced by weight. Included are vegetables, fruits, seeds, feeds, flour, and various groceries with scattered per crate and per sack prices.
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First Train Reaches Tignall on New Elberton Line
About 2,000 people gathered at Tignall twelve miles north of Washington to witness the arrival of the first train into town over the Elberton and Eastern Railroad recently completed from Elberton to Tignall, a 21 mile stretch.
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Pistol Duelists Fined in Waycross
T. T. Sims and Frank Larcach bound over to City Court for trial after a pistol duel on Tebeau Street. Each man was fined 10 dollars in Police Court.
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Vidalia records large wire fence shipment arrival
The largest wire fence consignment ever received in the area has reached Vidalia. The 30-car shipment exceeded a single train’s total tonnage and no local dealer can store it, with county warehouses all full.
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Propitious Rains Send Grains Off Chicago Market
Weather rains across the Dakotas and Canadian Northwest ease wheat marked lower. North West receipts reach 363 cars in Minneapolis and Duluth, aiding sellers as corn and oats slip. pork holds firm in provisions. Liverpool grain opens lower, ends with modest declines as rains affect futures.
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Atlanta Live Stock Market Quiet After Light Cattle Receipts
Cattle receipts remain light with a steady to unchanged market. Tennessee cattle sold near the week’s top figures, mostly 760 to 800 pound heifers of good quality, with cows in similar weight selling well. Hog receipts normal and market steady with ranges for steers, cows, and hogs noted, including prime hogs averaging 8.60 to 8.80 and other grades down to 7.50.
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Live Stock Market Reports From Chicago And St Louis
Chicago and St Louis market notes show hogs cattle and sheep traded firm to steady with varied demand. Chicago receipts 42 000 hogs 19 000 cattle 24 000 sheep with prices including hogs 8.40 to 8.85 rough heavy 8.10 to 8.40 and cattle 7.40 to 9.10 beef steers, 5.75 to 8.75 natives, 4.75 to 8.26 cows and heifers. sheep 3.25 to 6.60 for natives and westerns. St Louis receipts 6 000 cattle 7 500 hogs 8 500 sheep with cattle 5.75 to 8.75, calves 6.00 to 7.25, hogs 8.75 to 8.85, sheep 4.25 to 5.00.
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Dry goods trade holds firm amid mild week and rain
Marshal Field and Co reports the dry goods trade remained strong through the week aided by warm weather and rainfall. Reorders show low retail stock as merchants stay conservative. inventories expected to be satisfactory for the first half. Stocks on all lines are low and popular merchandise is hard to obtain from mills. More futures booked than last year with shipments rising from June and collections near normal.
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Grain market outlook from Bartlett Frazier Co
Chicago June 30 Bartlett Frazier Co reports cash wheat demand disappointing and a tendency toward lower markets. Corn hesitation seen after Saturday's activity and oats may face price declines. Provisions show hog receipts below estimate with limited market strength and buyers ready to realize gains.
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Good Rains Help Wheat In North Dakota and South Dakota
W B Snow reports from a ten day Northwest trip that rains mostly relieved drought in parts north and east of Aberdeen but Jim River Valley in South Dakota remains very poor. He estimates over a million acres of crop in the state are worse than last year with overall yields perhaps only about half of 1923.
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Visible supply changes for grain this week
Wheat declined by 1,209,000 bushels while Corn rose by 1,816,000 bushels and Oats gained 2,829,000 bushels in the weekly visible supply report.
Jackson Court to Convene July 14 Over Civil and Criminal Dockets
Jackson city court under Judge H. M. Fletcher will convene July 14 with a docket of over 90 civil cases and several criminal charges. Plaintiffs seek damages exceeding 200000 from Central Georgia and Towaliga Power Companies.
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