Cotton Market Breaks But Quickly Recovers
In New York a sharp early break sent cotton prices to season low before storm threats sparked a rally. Futures rose from 28 11 to 29.18 as the market recovered, with the general list closing higher by 63 to 78 points amid reports of new crop offers and hurricane advisories for the east coast.
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Sept. S
Coatton
Trenenthber
South Carolina
East Florida
New Orleans
Gulf
Assault charge filed after Gilmore Street incident
A suspect was charged with assault for an early morning attack on T Eadward Palumbo of 32 Gilmore street and Stebne Wes ard of 56 Gilmore street. The individual will be arraigned in city court this morning.
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T Eadward Palumbo
Gilmore Street
Soston Stebne
Attending to Chickens and Garden
A letter claims Mayr’s Wonderfully Remedy cured severe heart pain from gas pressure, letting a writer resume farm chores and house cleaning. The note praises a simple preparation that removes mucus from the intestinal tract, claims to ease stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis, and offers money back if not convinced.
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Sunner
St. Louis
Mayr
Lemon Juice Takes Off Tan
Squeeze the juice of two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White to make a quarter pint of a freckle sunburn tan lotion. Grocers carry lemons and three ounces of Orchard White for a few cents. Massage daily to fade freckles sunburn windburn and tan and leave skin clear soft and white.
Congress urged to popularize fish to cut living costs
Dr. H Frank Moore acting commissioner of fisheries asked Secretary Redfield to seek $100000 from Congress to fund fisheries bureau activities. The aim is to buy fish for public sale and promote fish as a food through extensive publicity to lower the cost of living and provide a cheaper table commodity.
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H. Frank Moore
Congress
Redfield
Fisheries Bureau
Public Defer Court moves defense by prisoners
Plan to have attorney Delorest represent 35 of 47 prisoners at the September term of Criminal Superior Court shows progress as many request Delorest as counsel. Favl Swansen of 248 DeForest avenue was fined $4 and costs in City Court for gambling after a Suggett's Lane incident. Mrs Tony Kima of 80 Church Street did not appear in court. continuation ordered for today with police to ensure her husband’s appearance.
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Delorest
Pat
Criminal Superior Court
Atorney Delorest
Favl Swansen
DeForest Avenue
Suggett's Lane
Tony Kima
Hurch Street
Wilder
Kima
Poslam Promises Quick Relief for Irritated Skin
An advertisement touts Poslam as a remedy for various skin troubles delivering relief quickly. It claims pimples and rashes improve, irritation stops, and the product is safe. The copy notes a tiny amount goes a long way and urges free samples from Emerge Laboratories in New York.
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Eezemi
Emerge Laboratories
West 41Th St
New York
Fire on Warship Fatalities Reported Aboard New Mexico
Three crew members were killed and four injured in a fire aboard the U S New Mexico flagship at San Francisco. The blaze started in the rheostat room likely from a cigarette and spread to the ice machine room where two enlisted men died in a flood of water. Several officers were seriously hurt but most returned to duty. Damage listed at 4000.
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Sanfrancisco
U.S
New Mexico
Hugh Rodman
A. Billy
Wil- MM. Savay
A. Hilario
George Dixon
Vattendall
JL. Carrol
G. G. McMillan
Malpine
Norton
Y. G. Hawaisee
B. Brown
J. G. Mills
W. Albert
C. YT. Wootten
Miller
Savage
Billy
Bil
Hilario
Dixon
Havage
da Nixon Hiids
Victoria
B c
PL. Carroll
C. G. Halpine
Hand fare registers ordered discontinued
A Boston board of arbitration ordered the discontinuation of hand fare registers on running board type streetcars effective January 1. The conductors argued the devices endangered safety, while the board ruled they may remain in use on closed cars.
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Boston
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
Man jailed for concealed weapon after quarrel in city
Michael Jistorin of 3837 Hulert Street received 60 days in jail and a fine plus costs after a City Court judge found him guilty of carrying a concealed weapon. He said he feared Tony Moreta of 244 Hamilton Street, prompting Arra y arrest following a quarrel when Jistorin drew a revolver and allegedly threatened to shoot.
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Michael Jistorin
Hulert Street
Wilder
Building Contract Suit Over Pay Owed in Fairfield
Peter Ladislaus, a local contractor, filed suit in the Common Pleas Court yesterday against Annardei of Fairfield. He alleges a May 4 written agreement to build a house on Second Street, Fairfield, with labor and material unpaid, total alleged breach around 3850 dollars.
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Peter Ladislaus
Annardei
Fairfield
Second Street
Motorist Fined $25 for Less Driving Violations in City Court
Judge Wilde fined Ratvatore G of 64 Main Street in city court yesterday for four offenses involving a motorcycle. The counts included less driving of a motorcycle, driving without registration, driving with the muffler open and driving without a driver's license.
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Wilde
Ratvatore G
Main Street
Charities Meeting Held At Hearth Cities Building
A monthly gathering of charity organizers met at 4:20 PM on a weekday afternoon at the Hearth Cities building located on Washington and Madison avenues. All commissioners attended except Mrs. Michael H. W. Ford, who was away on vacation.
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Hearth Cities
Washington
Madison Avenues
Michael HW. Ford
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