Cotton market steadies awaiting August 8 estimate
New York July 19 The cotton market settled earlier than usual as traders awaited a first crop estimate due August 8. Trading was light with mild demand to fix prices. Weather favored weevils with showers across Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Augusta district Texas coast Savannah Atlanta districts and heavy rains in others.
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Physician Arrested Today on Illegal Operation Charge
Dr. Richard Thacker, sought in Oklahoma City on a felony charge over alleged illegal operations on several coeds, was arrested at a farmhouse near Springdale Arkansas. Oklahoma City officers requested the arrest and were en route.
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Springdale
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Richard Thacker
Oklahoma City
13 Policemen Face Murder Charge Today
The report notes a surge in legal sentiment against third degree confessions as critics urge admissibility rules. Robert Dary, ex assistant district attorney, urged making police obtained confessions admissible to curb cruelty, in the context of the ongoing Stark case and Wickersham era reforms.
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New York
Robert Dary
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Wickersham
Dary
Mineola
Infirmitities of Old Age Fatal to Woman
Mrs. Elizabeth Underwood aged 86 died at her home on Dothan route one from old age infirmities. She was a long time Primitive Baptist member. Survived by five daughters and five sons and one sister. Funeral at Bethlehem church near Malvern at 2 p.m. with Rev. J. J. Collins officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Houston Funeral Co. in charge.
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Dothan
Church
Houston Funeral Co
County reports culverts sufficient for year
Houston county holds about 1400 feet of culvert in stock for bridges, sufficient for the remainder of the year, per County Road Superintendent McHachern. Commissioners refused to receive further culvert bids at the last meeting. Creosote-treated lumber will be used instead, deemed cheaper and as durable as iron pipe for bridges.
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Houston County
McHachern
Eighteen Attend Opening of Gospel Singing School
Eighteen persons attended the opening night of a 10 day gospel singing school led by John D. McCormick of Hartford at Gean's Gymnasium East Main street. Mrs McCormick plays piano for lessons from 7 30 to 9 p m. McCormick expects larger turnout for tonight's session.
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Gean's
East Main Street
John D. McCormick
Hartford
McCormick
Flies for Fishing Produced On Farm
BEAN Ga July 15 AP A 200 acre farm in eastern Georgia is being developed to produce game fish flies. J M Moseley leases the weed overrun site as a fish bait operation selling July flies to fishermen. If the venture falters he will rely on grasshoppers and man bugs on hand.
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Bean
Georgia
J.M. Moseley
Moseley
Jung Bug
Manganese Compared To Cast Iron In Density
Manganese, a metal, is heavier than cast iron which it resembles.
Illness and deaths mark Clifton family in Eufaula
Mrs. W Lunsford, long ill in Eufaula hospital, was taken home to sister Miss Florence Clifton on Highland Ave. Her mother Mrs Clifton died Jan 30 and Feb 2. father W A Clifton died eight days after. Pneumonia and heart complications caused both deaths. Mrs. Lunsford hopes to return home soon.
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W. Lunsford
Eufaula
Florence Clifton
Highland Ave
Hildebrand Helps Cleveland Climb In American League
Oral Hildebrand, a former Butler All American center, emerged as a pitching ace for the Cleveland Indians. The 23 year old Hoosier dazzled by beating the Senators in a six hit game and striking out Jimmy Foxx twice with two outs and bases loaded, marking his arrival in the league as Cleveland gains ground in the standings.
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Butler University
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Hildebrand
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Roosevelt No 4 President Woodrow Wilson BevoNget in Nominee Life
A young New York state Senator, Franklin D. Roosevelt, backed Woodrow Wilson at the 1912 Baltimore Democratic convention. He became Wilson’s ally, later Navy secretary, and sought the New York Senate seat before Carlton Cox’s VP bid. Wilson’s influence shaped Roosevelt’s early career and the Wilson doctrine persisted in 1920.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sec
U.S
James Cox
Cox
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