Local Market Quotation Roundup Across Several States
Columbia Tennessee reports note wool market disturbance with a one cent decline and hides up four cents. Louisville quotations list cattle prices including shipping cattle at 5.50 to 6.00 and various beef categories. Columbia local quotes show best shipping cattle at 5.00 to 5.25, mediums 3.60 to 4.25, and feeders 3.50 to 4.26. Additional items cover oats, clover seed, blue grass, timothy, and other farm goods, plus junk, rubber, zinc and lead prices and wholesale groceries.
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Louisville
the Herald
Loubiville
Cattermarket
Columbia
Tenn
Wholesale Produce and Meat Quotations Listed by Dealers
Quotations furnished by 8 B. Cal lender & Co and Columbia Mill 4 Elevator Co and Ashton's Mill. Prices cover cabbage potatoes bananas apples tomatoes oranges lemons onions white peas navy beans lima beans cheese flour bacon lard fresh meat wool and more with per crate per bag per bushel and per ton or per barrel figures.
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B. Callender & Co
Harry Rose
Burbank
Tennessce
Florida
Columbia Mill 4 Elevator Co
Ashton’s Mille
M. S. King
Hana Hama
Hama
L. Barker
Fear loss of the next House in Roosevelt era politics
Washington reports that Republicans fear losing control of the House despite a Roosevelt election win. Congress largely ignores the President's recommendations, focusing on currency and other issues, with leaders reluctant to tackle broad policy changes like Sherman act revisions.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Mability Act Congress
Ike
Carmack Mops Up Warren County In Open Air Debate
Senator Edward W. Carmack delivered a fiery open air address to about 3,000 supporters in McMinnville, Warren County, denouncing Governor Patterson and defending prohibition. The crowd, split between Carmack loyalists and Patterson backers, gave a thunderous reception as Carmack argued for state wide prohibition and attacked Patterson's tenure and pardons.
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Carmack
Senator Carmack
Democratic Party
South
Carmack Club Organized in Munford Tennessee
Covington April 27 A Carmack club with over fifty members has formed at Munford in the Sixth district led by N W Baptist and G W Owen who gave strong speeches to rally Carmack supporters inhat community Patterson men few in town and Atoka two miles east are also cited as Carmack strongholds in the district.
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Covington
Tenn
Carmack
Munford
N. W. Baptist
Gol. W. A. Owen
Senator Carmack
Patterson
Atoka
Se Wold
Morse and Curtis Bound for Trial on Misappropriation Charges
Charles J. Morse former president and Alfred Curtis former vice president of the National Bank of North America must stand trial on criminal misappropriation charges. Judge Hough of the Tuk ey States circuit court denied most demurrer claims, sustaining seven of 29 counts and rejecting defense to separate trial of conspiracy and misapplication counts.
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New York
Charles J. Morse
National Bank of North America
Alfred Curtis
Judge Hough
Tukey States
Hough
Morse
Curtin
Disquieting Central American Talks Reported
From Guatemala City and Mexico City on April 27 a persistent rumor says President Diaz called a Cabinet meeting to discuss Central American affairs. A holiday prevented confirmation, but reports claim the United States and Mexico have reached an agreement and that significant developments are imminent.
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City OF
Mexico
Mexican State Department
Guatemala
Diaz
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United States
Trial of Fulkerson Ends in Guilty Verdict in Winchester
In Winchester Tennessee on April 29 the trial of Rey Bryant H Fulkerson concluded with a guilty verdict after a short jury deliberation. The case alleged abducting a female for concubinage with a maximum twenty one year sentence. Ada Templeton testified as a key witness and the courtroom drew a large crowd. The defense plans to seek two new trials and an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Winchester
Tenn
Rey
Bryant H. Pakerson
Ada Templeton
Supreme Court
Jesse M. Littleton
Littleton
Arthur Crownover
Re Crabtree
Whitaker
Fulkerson
Winchester Court House
Firm Suspends After Death by Own Action
New York April 29 The stock exchange firm Conte r Knapp Co suspended on floor of NYSE after the death of founder Charlea Coster The action cited loss of Coster and implied a general assignment for creditors The firm awaits assignee investigation and lacks asset details or secured claims information
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New York
Charlea Coster
Soefety Mat
Stock Exchange
Conter, Knapp & Co
Coster
New York Stock Exchange
Flranid
Sten Wis
Nies
Werner
Horry of Stimpson, Werner & Corduza
Wsalenre
Whitthorne Enters Race for Railroad Commissioner
Maj. W. J. Whitthorne of Columbia declares as a Democrat candidate for Railroad Commissioner and earns endorsement from the Lexington Progressive for his fitness, support and strong announcement reception in Tennessee.
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Whitthorne
Maj
W. J. Whitthorne
Columbia
Tennessee
Lexington
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