Specialist for fever survey seeks non rat carriers
Miss Ruth Goss of the United States Public Health Service arrives from Washington to test whether animals other than rats spread Brill’s Fever. J. McCullough urges residents to bring any suspected parasites to city hall for examination as researchers scan rats and other animals such as salamanders, rabbits, mice, and raccoons for carriers.
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Miss Ruth Goss
United States Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Brille
Miss Goss
J. ©. McCullough
Ship Inquiry Probes Morro Castile Disaster at Asbury Park
Investigators from the United States Attorney's office boarded the beached Morro Castile at Asbury Park to search for evidence of the disaster’s cause and locate more victims. Four bodies were recovered from the ruined hull as the ship sailed two hours late due to the inquiry.
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New York
Brisco
United States Attorney's Office
Asbury Park
Cotton Letter Reports Continued Pressure and Rain Events
The report notes ongoing liquidation and hedge selling depressing prices. Near months saw buying support but late months lacked demand, narrowing price differentials as speculative buying waned. Weather impacts include heavy rains in Northwest Texas and Oklahoma, with scattered showers elsewhere, foreshadowing further downward trend without a buying incentive.
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New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Butter and Egg Prices Hold Steady in Chicago
Chicago on September 14 reports butter at 13.009 steady with 569 tubs extras 24. Eggs at 4.061 steady with no egg sales. Prices unchanged across the dairy market as buyers wait.
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Chicago
New York Stocks Close Mixed As Market Edges Higher
A string of blue chips across industries rallied and slipped with uneven gains. Major names like American Can Bethlehem Steel General Motors Goodyear and United Aircraft posted varied results while Dow listed firms and rail and electricals showed signs of strength. Investors watched for further cues as trading showed a cautious uptick in several sectors.
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Roe
Auburn Motor
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix
General Motors
General Foods
S Seree
General Electric Oo
Goodyear
Eeeese
Wadson Motors
International Harvester Weee
Int
Tel
Telg
Industrial Raven
Johns Manville Oo
Kennecott Orp
Lorillard
Eeeseee
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
IG Penney
Ease
Packard
Radio Corp
Waswel Reynolds Tobacco
Keith Orph
Sears Roebuck
Texas Corp
Texas Ulf
WS Steel
United Frost
Ase
United Aircraft
Textile Strike and Guard Demand in Georgia
Georgia governor Talmadge called up the adjutant general to ready the national guard for strike duty and to stop violence and intimidation as textile industry tensions spread. A separate shooting in Washington DC stemmed from strike unrest, with a watchman killed during a quarrel at a Limestone and Hamrick mills store. Also reported: Savannah turpentine and rosin market figures and stock quotes for several firms including Westinghouse Ford of England and Western Union.
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National Guard
Georgia
Lindley W. Camp
Adjutant General of
Gaffney
D. C
George McCraw
Limestone
Hamrick Mills
Limestone Company
Dock J. Parris
Parris
J. D. Parris
Cherokee County
MW Hamrick
Americans Who Made Good Abroad in Shanghai
In Shanghai the United States mint director Robert J. Grant helped forge a Chinese silver dollar program and taught anti counterfeiting methods. The piece highlights Americans abroad including Henry Killam Murphy, Helen Burton, Lewis Arlington, Milton Purdy, Pearl Buck, and J Lossing Buck, noting their influence in art, drama, law, and agriculture while detailing Grant’s role and background.
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Shanghai
Robert J. Grant
United States Mint
China
Henry Killam Murphy
Helen Burton
Paiping
Lewis Charles Arlington
Milton D. Purdy
United States Court For China
Pearl Buck
J. Lossing Buck
Department of Agriculture
Nanking University
Europe
Australia
Exci
Mint
Biemarck
N.D
Grand Hotel de Pekin
Amel Bell
Henry Murphy
Yale
Middle Kingdom
Orient
Arlington
Pieping
Chinese Maritime Customs and National Postal Service
Alcazar Wins Doncaster Stakes in England
William Woodward's horse Alcazar triumphs at Doncaster on a damp September day as connections celebrate a strong performance. The win highlights Woodward's racing operations and curves a notable success for the season.
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Alcazar
Doncaster
Eng
William Woodward
Montgomery Extradition Papers Questioned in Court
Local coverage notes a September 10 AP report questioning the validity of extradition papers and a charge of false statements. The fragmented text indicates officials disputed the paperwork leading to a legal challenge. Further details on parties involved and outcomes were not readable.
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U.S. Public Health Service
T. W. Palmer
Fellows & Forrester
Houston
van Ritch
Tom Bryan
Eva Heard
Ruth Whigham
Essie Barlow
Lloyd Adams
RAK
Gana Mogern
Margaret Bourke-White
NEA Service, Inc
Great Britain
America
T. O. M. Sopwith
Newport
R. I
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Rainbow
P.C. Janane
Savannah
Westinghouse
Coe O
Woolworth
Sodweess
Ford of England
BBS Western Union
Cop
Mlsas
U. S
Grant
Nova Scotia
Denver
Philadelphia
Eek Wade Nies Eter
Plymouth
Dothan Buick Co
BUICK
Pontiac
Mrs. Clark
Adams
Houston County
FORD
Eagle
Malone Motor Co
Ford Sales and Service
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