Fifteen Ladies' Dresses Reduced at Joanne Shop
Cotton opens steady in New York with declines on Liverpool cables. January slips to 9.75 while May reaches 10.23. near months attract buying as prices hover near yesterday's close with hedging and partial absorption. Open highs and lows for January through October listed, with midday steadiness and modest gains in active months.
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Joanne
New York
Liverpool
Bombay
New York Cotton Exchange Service
Jano
Jenn
Cotton Prices Edge Higher Before New Year Holiday
New Orleans opening shows easing prices due to weak Liverpool cables with early losses of 6 to 7 points. Markets trade narrowly as investors holiday trade limits activity. March touches 10.07 and May 10.33, while near months hold highs before a slight pullback. In Lexington Capt Hiram Turner and Mrs Turner visit Gen Zeb V. Walser's residence for Christmas holidays.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Lexington
Hiram Turner
Washington, D. C
Rail consolidation boosts ten stocks on Wall Street
The Eastern Trunkline railway heads agree to a consolidation plan lifting share prices across carriers. Major gains occur for New Haven, Atlantic Coast Line, Lackawanna, and others, while U S Steel, American Telephone, Union Carbide, and Westinghouse rise modestly. Copper holds firm, silver hits a historical low, and call money steadies at 3 1/2 percent as markets rebound.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Washington
Wall Street
New Haven
Atlantic Coast Line
Lackawanna
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Erie
Baltimore and Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio and
Alleghany Corp
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Union Carbide
Westinghouse Electric
American Can
Allied Chemical
Copper Exporters, Inc
India
China
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Varied Sector Movements
Trading showed uneven results with gains in Am Sugar 40 percent and Anaconda 19 percent offset by declines in Chrysler 16 percent and Coca Cola 142 percent. Several major names such as United Fruit 50 percent and Westinghouse 136 percent posted notable moves while overall activity reflected mixed investor sentiment.
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Atlantic
Cat
Lig and
Myers
Phillip Gt Stesdeesss
Phillips Pet
Sessessesers
Pullman
Sessesseseress
Renee
Rem Rand
Rep Steel
Reyn Tob
Royal Dutch Eeteereeererne
Schulte
Seer
Caban AM Sug Eeevesessen
Davidson Hem
du Pont de Nem
Seaboard
Sears Peennen
Sinclair “Con
Soul Railway
Soul Rail
Stan Oil
Eerseevesese
Stan Own
SF Rvveeveseesee
Stan Oil N Yyeteteaerereen
Studebakereeeetamereeee
Tinn Corp
Texas Corp
Tieee
Pao Tobacco
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Afcraft
United Corp
United Fruit
Us Steel
Cnesssees
Univ
Seeeess
Ward Baking
Western Union
Seeeees
West Eland Mfg
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Xen
Man With Headache Wanted By College
The University of Illinois medical college seeks a male patient with genuine migraine for a three month hospital residency and research pay. Successful candidate will receive $50 monthly and three months free lodging, with preference for unemployed applicants. Contact Mrs Milliken at the hospital laboratory.
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Chicago
University of Illinois Medical Colege
Winston-Salem Man Dies By Own Action
Clyde Shore a 26 year old printer in Winston-Salem turned on a gas stove and died by his own act. His wife and two children found the door locked and police summoned. Shore sat dead inside the kitchen as officers reported no motive.
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Winston-Salem
Clyde Shore
Drug Store Afire Third Time In 19 Days
Henderson dispatch reports W. W. Parker Drug Store damaged by a third fire in 19 days. The latest blaze discovered early today caused total stock loss and considerable building damage, with origin undetermined.
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Henderson
W. W. Parker
Silent Arthur Shires Talks Self Into Jail Bid
Arthur Shires former Washington Senator first baseman known as The Great and talker in vaudeville headlines Hollywood with a plan to be called Silent Arthur He spent twelve hours in jail after talking his way in and out of charges of drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons The charge was reduced to a misdemeanor and he must appear for trial tomorrow The article notes his marriage to Elizabeth Greenbaum of Chicago
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Hollywood
Cal
Arthur
Shires
Washington
Shire
Flashes Of Life Chronicle Of Arts And Careers
A collage of brief notes from cities nationwide to highlight personal ventures and public events. Oliver La Farge returns to painting after a lineage of varied work. Philip LaFollette wins a governorship, while others embark on travels or health tips and historical curiosities.
Primrose Hall at State Remodeled and Reopened
North Carolina State College resumes use of Primrose Hall for geology after a year of repairs. The building, dating to 1890, now houses two new laboratories and offices under geology head Dr Jasper L Stuckey, with work largely done by the college repair force.
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Raleigh
Primrose Hall
North Carolina State College
Brower
W. F. Massey
Military Department
Jasper L. Stuckey
Judicial Conference Meets In Raleigh
Raleigh December 30 The state judiciary meets under Chief Justice Walter P. Stacey. Supreme Court justices superior court judges and one attorney from each of the 20 districts—appointed by Governor Gardner—attend the annual conference. Former Judge N A Townsend to speak on executive counsel work.
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Raleigh
Walter P. Stacey
Supreme Court
Superior Court
O. Max Gardner
State Judicial Conference
N. A. Townsend
Mrs Lydia G Smith Dies At Her Home Near Thomasville
Mrs Lydia G Smith wife of John W Smith died at her home near Thomasville last night just before 10 o clock after eight months of declining health and weeks of critical illness. She had lived near Thomasville for two years and twenty years near the city. Survived by husband four sons E Z Smith T Smith of Thomasville G R Smith J T Smith of this city and two daughters Mrs BE Bullard of Sophia and Miss Alice Smith of Thomasville. Funeral tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Springfield Friends Church with Rev T EB Pierce and Rev Mr Jones. Interment Springfield Cemetery.
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Lydia G. Smith
John W. Smith
Thomasville
E. Z. Smith
T.smith
G. R. Smith
J. T. Smith
BE. T. Bullard
Sophia
Alice Smith
Springfield Friends Church
T. EB. Pierce
Mr. Jones
Springfield Cemetery
Drought Relief Funds Likely Delayed Beyond January
Raleigh NC December 30 farmers in North Carolina should not expect drought relief payments before mid January says Dean I O Schaub director of the agricultural extension service He notes NC will receive a share of the 45 million dollar federal drought aid but funds will go to states with crop damage The distribution will favor loans secured by liens on crops and canning interests rather than immediate grants or payments.
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Raleigh
N. C
Congress
Dean I. O. Schaub
Agricultural Extension Service of
North Carolina College
Dean Schaub
North Carolina
Schaub
Crudup Backs Plan for Central State Purchasing Agent
Henderson December 30. John B. Crudup representative from Vance County said he favored Gardner's plan for a central state purchasing agent and would support it.
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Henderson
John B. Crudup
House of Representatives
Vance County
Gardner
Trio Drowned at Charleston Pool
Three people believed Jacksonville residents died when their car left a coastal highway 13 miles north of Charleston and plunged into deep water. Identifications tentatively listed Mr. Frank J. Johnson and his wife, and an Allen about 12 years old. Infant’s clothing found in car suggested a bath, body not recovered at noon, car sunk in culvert pool. bodies held for awaited Jacksonville advices.
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Charleston
Jacksonville
Vic
Frank J. Johnson
Florida Avenue
Fila
Allen
Thad White Dies Suddenly in Akron
News reached here of the death Sunday in Akron of Thad White aged 36. He was born in Haywood County the son of Robert and Jane Hopkins White and married Nolie Price of Haywood County. Surviving are his mother and four sisters Lizzie Pace Louie Willie White and Cora Arnett of Belmont. He lived in Akron ten years and worked for Goodyear Tire and Rubber. His body was due to arrive at 6:23 p m and will be taken to his mother's home at 1403 Emory street. Interment will likely be at Belmont.
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Akron
Thad White
Jane Lackey
Haywood County
Robert
Jane Hopkins White
Nolie Price
Lizzie Pace
Louie
Willie White
Cora Arnett
Belmont
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Emory Street
Gunmen Enter Home And Stay Sleeper
Two masked gunmen entered a Queens home early today and fired eight shots into Joseph Carabellata age 20 as he slept killing him. Relatives and friends are being questioned by police.
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New York
Queens
Joseph Carabellata
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Paramount
I. L. Earnhardt
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Milbourne Heights
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Fox Loan Co
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J. J. Garland
Charles Flooring Co
H. L. Bunnell Shoe Shop
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Oscar Hall
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
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Jarrett's Stationery Co
J. A. Helms
T. E. Bell
W. C. Johnson
West End
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Philip LaFollette
Hammersley, Sr
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Buffalo
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Australia
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