Caution Tempered Optimism Marks Stock Market T
Victor Eubank reports a cautiously optimistic mood in New York stock trading as investors await the Supreme Court ruling on the gold clause. Stocks recovered small losses amid thin activity while industrials, grains, and cotton showed mixed moves and several major names posted modest gains.
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New York
Supreme Court
U.S
Lsted
Coca-Cola
Huazel- Atlas Glass
LU. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Case
International Harvester
Johns-Maanville
Westinghouse
General Electric
National Distillers
American Tobacco B
North American
Pub- Hic Service of
New Jersey
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Pacific
American Smelting
U.S. Smelting
Cerro de Pasen
Consolidated Gas
Santa Fe
N.Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Gillette Safety Razor
U. S. Court of Appeals
Eye Ear Nose Throat Practice Opens in Dothan Building
Announces the opening of an office in the Young Building in Dothan Alabama. Practice limited to diseases of the eye ear nose and throat.
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Dothan
Ala
Turpentine and Rosin Firms Report Business in Savannah
Naval Stores in Savannah shows turpentine sales at 301-2 with receipts of 2 and shipments of 4, stock 19-205, and rosin sales at 253 with receipts 432, stock 117,940. Prices list various grades from 4.0 to 6.00, including B D M HTK WG and WW.
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Naval Stores
Savannah
New Surprise Testimony Describes Ransom Plot Details
Miss Alexander testified she observed Hauptmann watching Dr. Condon in a telegraph office and later in the Fordham station waiting room. She placed the man 15 feet away and noted possible others but did not recall them clearly.
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Fordham Road
Tsay
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Dr. Condon
Earhart's plans unclear amid fatigue after Pacific flight
Amelia Earhart Putnam, exhausted from her solo Pacific flight and coast trip, arrived at Burbank and canceled plans to fly to Washington. Weather concerns and a blizzard near Flagstaff stalled her next move, as airport crews awaited her return or new directions.
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Amelia Earhart Putnam
America
Pacific
Honolulu-to
California
Oakland
Washington, D. C
Union Air Terminal
Burbank
Miss Earhart
Miss Farhart
Angelis
Washington
Flagstaff
Aviz
Amelia
Burbank Field
Oklahoma greets new era of pomp in governorship
Oklahoma City January 14 AP Oklahoma welcomes a pomp filled transfer as E W Marland wealthy oilman becomes the 10th governor. A five mile parade was planned with silk hats formal morning dress and military bands unlike the simple ceremony of four years ago when Alfalfa Bill Murray took office. Murray wore casual attire and received the oath from his 91 year old father A D T Murray. The new governor will wear his Congress era attire with Mrs Marland buying a new pair of spats. The Murrays left the mansion amid cigar ashes and the Marlands move from a $8000 Ponca City home to one costing about a quarter as much.
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Oklahoma
E. W. Marland
William H
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Murray
A. D. T. Murray
J. B. A. Robertson
Marland
Congress
Marlands
Contests Mount Over Huey Long Law In New Orleans
New Orleans moves to court to block Long controlled state admin actions on city funds. Federal judge orders appearance to explain why restraining order should not stop concursus suit and limit city disbursements to court specified purposes.
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Huey P. Long
Wayne 3. Borah
Eity
Gaston L. Porterie
Whitney National Bank
Hibernia National Bank
American Bank and Trust Company
National Bank of Commerce
Baton Rouge
East Baton Rouge Parish
Robert L. Pettit
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Huey Long
W. Quarruth Jones
Pettit
Senator Long
State Bureau of Criminal
Orleans Parish
State Bureau
Long
Alabama Swears Graves and Knight in Civil War Era Inauguration
The Alabama capitol ceremony saluted Gov. Graves and Lt. Gov. Knight as Justice Thomas Knight, Sr. officiated the oath, with Graves departing for a luncheon at the Montgomery Country Club attended by 400 officials. A parade spectacle featured a mule ride by Rep. J. R. Todd, cannon salutes, and a throng of spectators across Dexter Avenue.
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Confederate States of America
Knight
Graves
Thomas E. Knight, Sr
Alabama Supreme Court
Thomas E. Knight, Jr
Justice Knight
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Montgomery Country Club
State Capitol
Maxwell Field
J. R. Todd
Trussville
Miller
Todd
Jefferson County
Montgomery
Dexter Avenue
National Guardsmen
William Wyatt Bibb
Millard “Pixie” Howell
Alabama
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Close Steady
Liverpool January reports show no receipts and fair demand for spot cotton with prices advancing two points. Quotations list American standards from strict good middling at 7.76 to good ordinary at 6.21, while futures closed steady with January at 6.88 and December at 6.67 as May and other months trade around 6.83 to 6.69.
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Liverpool
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