Federal Umpires Seek to Restore Calm in Georgia
Federal mediators moved to ease tensions in Georgia textile regions. talks targeted in Augusta and Rossville where troops guard the Richmond Hosiery mill. A potential four-mill walkout was paused as workers agreed to defer action until a January 18 hearing by the Federal Textile Labor Board. National guardsmen pursued two men in Rossville on alleged intimidation. they were freed after a local commander's statement. About 20 workers at Sibley Enterprise King and Globe mills faced possible layoff if protests escalated.
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Augusta
Georgia
Rossville
Richmond
Federal Textile Labor Board
Washington
Textile Labor Board
National Guardsmen
Tennessee Line
J. C. Pope
Sibley, Enterprise, King
Globe Mills
House Democrats to explain relief funds plan
House Democrats and relief administrator Harry L. Hopkins were called to explain proposed spending. The Senate adjourned until next Monday while the House met to pass its first appropriations bill, the measure for independent offices.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Senate
House
Market summary figures from January New York and New Orleans
Today's Market shows assorted price lines for New York Mech and cotton futures including Jan May Jul and Dec contracts with bid and asked style quotes. New Orleans Cotton futures list January through October movements with multiple price points reflecting market activity.
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New York
New Orleans
Rwy and Industry Listings Mixed With Market Data
A dense OCR page mixes railroad and industrial company names with commodity prices and market statistics. It lists firms like American Can, General Motors, Goodyear, Westinghouse, and Woolworth alongside rail lines and manufacturers, then introduces numbers and codes related to market quotes, followed by a separate section on the Dothan Peanut Market and cottonseed figures, and finally weekly cotton statistics from Liverpool noting imports, stocks, and exports. The fragmentary text blends company listings with agricultural and commodity data without a single coherent narrative.
Center of Guild Publisher Clash Fuels Editor Firing Row
The American Newspaper Guild and the San Francisco Call clash over reporter Dean Jennings. The Call refused NLRB orders to reinstate Jennings, arguing the NLRB lacks jurisdiction and that only the code authority can act.
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Dean Jennings
Agua Storm Center
American Newspaper Guild
San Francisco Call
National Labor Relations Board
Jennings
Code Authority
NBRB
Handwriting expert links ransom notes to Hauptmann letters
Osborn testified that ransom notes show a single writer across seven or eight patterns including peculiar spellings and the distinctive three-hole device. He described how notes align by language, references, and printing marks, arguing all were made by the same source and connected to the Hauptmann case.
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Pauptmann
David T. Wilents
Osborn
Bank Statement Sworn By Cashier In 1935 Alabama
The document lists liabilities and assets finalizing with a sworn affidavit by I F A Flowers as cashier. Notary Lillian Lurie attested on January 11, 1935.
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State of Alabama
County of Houston
I. F. A. Flowers
F. A. Flowers
Lillian Lurie
Is. i. L. VW
I. W. Armstrong
Co. L. Williams, JR
State of
Alabama
A. L. Snell
R. E. Christmas
Correct-Attest J. R. Dawsey
A readable line titled Correct-Attest J. R. Dawsey appears in the fragment, indicating a probable notarial or attestation reference. The text lacks clear date, place, or additional names to confirm broader context beyond the named individual.
Injuries Prove Fatal To Texarkana Flier
Texarkana Ark Jan 11 AP Injuries from a crash east of Texarkana caused the death of Leo Mulcahey 42 of Texarkana. He suffered a skull fracture and crushed shoulder after a forced landing in a plane that tore off both wings when it hit a tree. The aircraft belonged to Bonner Murray of Texarkana.
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Texarkana
Ark
Here
Leo Mulcahey
Mulcahey
Bonner Murray
Downward drift holds sway in market
In a subdued session January 11, New York, lackluster trading saw major indices drift downward as investors remained cautious. Commodities offered little lift while government securities and top bonds advanced on light buying. Coca Cola rose about five points and Century Ribbon gained one, marking latest peaks, while Western Union and American Telephone lagged.
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Victor Eubank
New York
Dullesa
Washington
U.S
Coca Cola
Century
Ufe
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of
New Jersey
North American
Western Union
American Telephone
Local Official Audit Reveals Shortages and Past Payments
Fragmentary OCR chronicles an auditor’s report on Henry offices and county finances. It mentions Sheriff Hardwick noting paid sums, Judge Mitchell’s succession after April death, and alleged shortages in books, including tax assessor and former sheriff L. E. Gibbon.
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Moe
Hardwick Saisage
Sh . Mathison
Golson
J. P. Mitchell
W. Owong
Mitchell
L. E. Gibbon
Wick
Liverpool Cotton Market Report Highlights Prices
Liverpool January market notes 26000 bales of cotton with 200 American suppliers. Spot demand moderate. prices steady with slight gains. Quotations list strict good middling at 7.88, middling 7.53, strict middling 7.18, low middling 6.78, strict ordinary 6.58. Futures closed quiet with May at 6.87, July 6.72, December 6.70.
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Liverpool
Jan
Jay
Naval stores and butter markets in Savannah and Chicago
Savannah reports January 11 AP figures show turpentine and rosin sales, shipments, and stock levels with varying grades and prices. Chicago butter and egg markets also quoted with prices for creamery and firsts, unsettled conditions, and receipts.
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Naval Stores
Savannah
Rosin
Chicago
Creemulsion Promises Quick Relief From Colds
An old ad claims Creemulsion stops colds quickly with a harmless formula. It urges readers to ask their druggist for a money back refund if the cough or colds persist.
Fire damages house on 308 N Cats Street
The home of Ben Holder at 308 N Cats Street caught fire this afternoon. Firefighters could not immediately determine the extent of damage. Read the Classified Ads.
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Ben Holder
Cats Street
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