Wall Street steady as traders eye unsettled affairs
Market shows mixed gains and losses with several issues climbing while heavyweights like U S Steel and Bethlehem ease. Bond and commodity activity is uneven as French fiscal strain and labor issues dampen buying. about 650000 shares traded. Butter and eggs markets in Chicago remain firm with small price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Victor Eubank
Associated Press
York
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Stone & Webster
Cerro de Pasco
American Telephone
Howe Sound
Coca Cola
Amercian
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
DuPont
Johns-Manville
Deere
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Allis-Chalmers
Schale
Sterling
France
Markets at a Glance
Markets at a glance show stocks heavy with many issues down, U S government securities slipping, and foreign exchange edging lower. Cotton and sugar decline while coffee and Brazilian markets show mixed to steady movements amid thin liquidity. Chicago wheat climbs on bleak reports. cattle steady. hogs down 0 to 10.15 tops.
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New York
U. S
Chicago
Ueven
Cotton futures close steady with varied daily moves
In New York cotton markets on June 5 futures closed steady with mixed daily changes. July at 11.65, October 10.88, December 10.66, January 10.80, March 10.69, May 10.80 with spot middling at 11.77.
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N. Y
New York
Cotton futures close steady with modest gains across months
New Orleans cotton futures finished steady with net advances of 2 to 4 points. July at 11.58, October 10.80–81, December 10.75, January 10.75, March 10.75, May 10.76. Trading showed narrow ranges and slight strength across several active contracts.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Report
Liverpool cotton market data for June 4 shows 25 000 bales with 9 500 American. Spot activity modest. prices down four points. Quotations list various grades from strict good middling 7.38 to good ordinary 5.93. Futures closed quiet with July at 6.15, Oct 5.80, Dec 5.71, Jan 5.71, March 5.70, May 5.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Weekly cotton statistics and potato market note
Liverpool reports weekly cotton statistics with imports at 54 000 bales including 24 000 American, stock 714 000, American 296 000, forwarded 41 000, American 17 000, exports 3 000 and American oil. Chicago potatoes on track with 81 on U S Dept Agr data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Chicago
U. S, Dept
Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Tube Flush Relief
Medical authorities note kidneys contain about 15 miles of tubelike channels that filter blood. If frequent urgent urination, backache or energy loss occur, Doan's Pills are advertised to help flush these tubes and relieve symptoms, claiming decades of use and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanny
Doan
Wheat and Livestock Futures News delta
Open and close values for July and September wheat futures reported. Hog, cattle, and sheep markets show steady to lower trends with prices and ranges for various weights and classes, including sows, heavies, steers, heifers, bulls, and lambs.
Sparkman Campaign Highlights Record Attacks and TVA Support
A rally for Sparkman features charges over campaign records with references to a Florence battle for benefits, a discussion of TVA support, and notes on Sparkman's university work and funding. The speech stresses looking at the record and endorses Roosevelt era development goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
R. T. Simpson
Tri-Cities
Ickes
Alabama
Florence
Simpson
TVA
Eighth District
Mr. Sparkman
Sparkman
Roosevelt
Congress
Eighth
Absentee ballot requests rise in Morgan county race
By five o clock, 367 absentee requests were received with 225 ballots returned. Chairman Rutledge of the Morgan County Democratic Committee notes the congressional race between John Sparkman and Bob Simpson has spurred interest, with anticipated totals near 450. The May 5 primary saw 317 requests and 243 votes cast. The official canvass will occur June 10, with counts possible after polls close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pied
Rutledge
Thomas
Morgan County Democratic Executive Committee
John Sparkman
Huntsville
Bob Simpson
Florence
President to Join Body in Nashville to Bury Speaker
A Tennessee farm boy and long time congressman died after a sudden heart attack and cerebral hemorrhage at 12 15 a m E S T The Speaker’s body will be taken to Nashville where dignitaries including Secretary Roper Senators McKellar and Bachman of Tennessee Robert P Smith Shrine potentate Secretary Hull Mrs Nellie Tayloe Ross and Mrs Finis Garrett paid condolences A telegram from Shingoro Takaishi of Osaka Japan arrived among tributes from many well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
A. Pratt Andrew
Rmass
Massachusetts
Burns
George W. Calver
E. M. Ellison
Army Medical Corps
Whaley
Byrns
M. J. Byrns
Washington
John Byrns
Cincinnati
M. J. Byrns, Col. Whaley
Dr. Calver
Representative McReynolds
Calver
Ed Hotel
Roper
McKellar and Bachman
Tennessee
Robert P. Smith
Hull
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Mint
Finis Garrett
Shingoro Takaishi
Osaka
Osakamamichi
Japan
Philippine Islands
Former State Official Puzzle Clues Revealed Across Horizontal and Vertical
A word puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries. It references a former state official and a variety of items such as musical notes, animals, body parts, and common objects, each tied to numbered positions on a grid.
Burns Die in Sleep at Capitol Hotel After Illness
Speaker Joseph Wellington Burns of the House of Representatives died today in a hotel room after a swift illness. Leaders from all parties voiced shock and grief at the loss of the long serving lawmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Wellington Burns
House of Representatives
Mrs Walter Daniels and Miss Bessie Daniels Visit Birmingham
Mrs Walter Daniels and her daughter Miss Bessie Daniels were visitors in Birmingham today as they traveled for a social visit and to see local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Daniels
Bessie Daniels
Birmingham
City Weather Wreaks Minor Damage and Dust Storms
A storm hit the city causing minor damage and two fire alarms, one false. Dust storms were felt in Birmingham with temperatures reaching 94 degrees, and rain fell south of the city. Farmhouses along Whitesburg Drive were unroofed, and Louis B. Fleming died of a heart attack, not storm related, per the coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
Birmingham
Albertville
Guntersville
Decatur
Huntsville
Whitesburg Drive
Tennessee River
Louis B. Fleming
H. C. Laughlin
Rain brings relief as Tennessee Valley crops await further drying
Rains in the sun scorched Tennessee Valley offer relief to drought damaged crops while the state extension service at Auburn reports cotton stands of 60 to 75 percent statewide. Experts caution that a rainy season could speed lagging crops and warn continued dry weather for the next two to three weeks would be disastrous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tennessee
State Extension Service
Auburn
Extension Service
Dance Revue Scores A Hit At Princess Theatre
An amateur show titled 1926 on Parade wowed a large crowd despite bad weather at Princess Theatre. Thirty children from Mrs G P Banaiza's dancing class impressed with graceful routines while both dance and vocal numbers drew praise. The program featured solo and chorus performances and ends with a finale by the whole company. The Martha and Mary Guild of St John’s Episcopal church sponsors the revue.
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Princess Theatre
G. P. Banaiza
Charles Murphy
D. D. Burleson
Joe Robinson
Gwendolyn Grey
Marguerite Jernigan
Shirley Bragg
Mary Ford Tillery
Mary Ann Mason
Murial Thomas
Carolyn Woods
Joan Summers
Ann Kimbrough
Ann Miller McIntire
Martha Nash
Ann Grey
Little Sister Wiley
Eugene
Margaret Jones
Patsy Ann Patterson
Nancy Jernigan
Joan Summer
Paul Brown
Flip Timberlake
Martha and Mary Guild of
St. John's Episcopal Church
Florence Leaders Clash Over TVA Power Plan
Florence officials and residents voice strong opposition to TVA proposals tied to the Alabama Power Company and rural electrification. Mayor Lee Glenn warns the city could lose its birthright under TVA's alternate plan while criticizing state and federal interference and high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Glenn
Florence
Tri-Cities
Dailey’s
Alabama Power Company
TVA
Glenn
Alabama
Red Bay
Lawrence County
Rainfall Sparks Sparse Relief From Southeast Drought
Scattered rainfall cooled the drought belt from eastern Alabama to the Potomac but offered little hope of farm losses—estimated at over 60 million dollars—being reduced soon. Observers say enduring, general precipitation is needed. meteorologists see no immediate relief. Some east Tennessee towns report beneficial showers while temperatures linger near 96 degrees.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Potomac
East Tennessee
Forecaster Predicts 86 Degree High in Atlanta
Atlanta meteorologist George W Ingles estimated the day's high reaching 86 degrees as sunshine and mild heat set in across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
George Wingles
Decatur News Roundup Of Thefts Trials And Local Notes
Police investigated the theft of a car from B. A. Campbell and a set of iron wheels from Stone and Barnett Lumber on Somerville road. Mrs. H. L. McCulloch and R. A. Yarborough were treated at Benevolent Society hospital. Dr. Hughes, Judge Jones, and Coroner Highsmith attended the Sparkman rally. DeMoley Commandery planned a likely final meeting until October. Mrs. J. H. Albes rests after major operation. Mizpah sewing circle met at 1113 Fifth Avenue South. Mr. Snell lectured on Thinking Imagination and Dreams at the TVA hall. Riv erside Girls’ High Club hosted a tea for seniors and faculty. Mrs. W. W. Young and son visited Birmingham. Patrolman Whitmire treated at Tuscaloosa veterans hospital. Cavalier’s Club met at Civic Center. City Council gathered for regular session. Maggie Engine now at Baugh's Infirmary. Russell Brothers from Nashville visited. J Happer of Birmingham, ex-resident, in town. Two fined for prohibition violations and one for petty larceny. J B Bryan to visit Saturday for NYA talks. Willie C Evans and Lucienda Cobb received a marriage license yesterday.
Luciano Trial Nears End in New York Vice Case
Testimony in the Charles Lucky Luciano racketeering case and eight co defendants, tied to a $12 million yearly vice operation in New York, neared completion. Indications pointed to a jury verdict by late tomorrow or Saturday. Ellen Davis testified Ballitzer had booked prostitutes in Philadelphia before 1928 and left the city saying the heat was on.
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New York
Charles “Lucky” Luciano
Vice
Ellen Davis
Philadelphia
Pete Ballitzer
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Bliss
Cotton Statistics
American Cleaners
Hartselle
Scottsboro
Robert Tenant Simpson
University of Alabama
Robert Tenant Simpson, Jr
R. T. Simpson, Sr
Gavel
New Deal
Mayflower Hotel
Nashville
Myra North
Devries Takes Charge
Thompson and
Coll
Cairo
Devries
Hyster
Myra
Tiiver
Ohio State
South America
Dance Revue
Mr. Simpson
PWA
Tupelo
Mississippi
Muscle Shoals
Lilienthal
Moses
Decatur’s
B. A. Campbell
Stone and Barnett Lumber Company
Somerville Road
H. L. McCulloch
Walker
Moulton
Benevolent Society Hospital
Thomas Jones
Wheeler Smith
Mt. Hope
Dr. Hughes
Courtland
R. A. Yarborough
J. H. Highsmith
DeMoley
Knights Templar
R. E. Catlett
J. H. Albes
Mizpah Sewing Circle
Herbert Hauk
Fifth Avenue
South
Snell
Hig Club
Riverside High School
Gilbert White
Brown
W. W. Young and Son
Jim
6Th Avenue
Whitmire
Decatur Police Department
Veterans Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Jim Cene
Cavalier’s
Civic Center
Maggie Engine
Somerville
Baugh’s Infirmary
Russell Brothers
Dc. T. Happer
Department
Southern Bell Telephone
J. B. Bryan
National Youth Administration
NYA
Willie C. Evans
Lucienda Cobb
Geneva
Ala
Fostoria
Crystalware
SAM Frank & Moore
Luciano
Allweather
Goodyear
Goodyear Service
Lee and Line Sts
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