Larger trade in iron and steel seen yet to come
New York May 23. Prospects for bigger iron and steel business remain unfulfilled as railroad buying contracts were small last week. Soft steel bars faced firm pricing after a brief bidding surge, with mills resisting competition at 1.40 base. Fabricated steel orders were large in October, while foundry iron buyers sought incremental deliveries through year end. East markets dominated with 16 000 tons foundry and 10 000 tons basic contracts reported.
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New York
Virginiu
Minority Opposes Change in Election Supervision Plan
A Senate Judiciary Committee minority report filed in Washington on May 24 rejects removing Congress from supervising U S Senate elections. The Republican signatories Clark Nelson Dillingham Luther Bod Braudogee Root argue against direct popular selection replacing congressional oversight.
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Congress
United States
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
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Wy@ming
Nelson
Dillingham
Luther- Bod
Braudogee
Root
Ladies Use Concentrated Flower Food for Lush Growth
A brief ad urges ladies to apply concentrated flower food to their blooms for richer growth, priced at 25 cents.
Frierson Jr Wins Highest Honor at Columbia Military Academy
Meade Frierson Jr of this city earns the academy's top honor with a 97 average the highest ever at Columbia Military Academy. Harold Barnes second class 94 percent James Wooten third class 94 percent Robert Williamson fourth class 88.8 percent Robert Church fifth class 83 percent Lovell narrowly misses in third and fourth classes. Medal recipients include Frierson drill medal Edgerton and others.
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James Wooten
Robt. Williamson
Robert Charon
Howard Edgerton
Meade Prierson, Jr
Meade Frierson
Columbia Military Academy
Academy
Columbia
John T. Wooten
Phelps Lovell
J. B. Lovell
Southport
Robert Williamson
Central America
Robert Church
Tennessee
Guatemela
Academy Chapel
G. W. Dyer
Edgerton
Hardy
Meade Frierson, Jr
Gautamela
Guatamela
C. A
Preston Gant
Phoenix Nations
Cotham Bros
A. A. Stone
Garner Ransom
Mississippi
Maury National Bank
Rogers George
National Rifle Association
Ralph Robinson
Military Department
War Department
Chas Phillips
Charles Shamotulaki
Robert Rupe
Robert Garner
House Democrats Wary Amid Senate Reciproc ity Clash
Washington May 22 Democrats in the House report they have cleared most of the legislative program except the wool schedule and face a puzzled Senate fight over the Canadian reciprocity bill. House members say they passed the reciprocity agreement as given by international conferees and the President, without tariff riders, and view the farmer’s free list bill as independent. If the Senate amends the agreement, and the House must vote on a revised form, Democrats fear political embarrassment during the extraordinary session.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House Democrats
House
Cherries for sale in six gallon crates
Horace Rainey advertises cherries at Sde per gallon in six gallon crates claiming bulk supply for buyers.
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Sde
Horace Rainey
Murdered after carnival walk in Seymour Indiana
Walter Robbins twenty one was killed near his Seymour home as he and his wife returned from a street carnival. A gunshot struck him in the left breast and he died after calling to his wife to go inside. Robbins had told her he would join her shortly and went toward two men seen on a corner. no arrests yet.
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Seymour
Ind
Walter Robbins
Mra. Robbins
Mr. Robbing
Gred
Robbins
Drug Expert Praises New Discovery For Lung Ailments
W L Mock of Mock Arkansas cites 28 years in the trade and claims he has saved many lives in a drug bust by recommending Dr King’s New Discovery. He asserts the medicine eases weak lungs, colds, hoarseness, bronchial troubles and asthma and urges readers to try a trial bottle.
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W. LL Mock
Mock
Ark
Dr. King
Notable plea for citizenship by Prof Dyer
Prof Dyer urges renewed civic duty as the nation shifts from rural to urban life. He warns city influence endangers democracy, calls for leaders with courage to uphold good government, and urges schools to front character and patriotism.
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Prof. Dyer
City Ife
Fail to Agree on Arrest Matter
Special to The Herald from Nashville Tennessee on May 24 reports a regular caucus discussed arresting absentees. Hoyt Stewart cited John J Vertrees opinion that it could be legally done while John L Cox supported it and Baxter opposed it. no action was taken and the caucus will reconvene tonight.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hoyt Stewart
John J. Vertrees
John L Cox
Baxter
Can Oas
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