Stocks and Potatoes in Mixed Market News Across Regions
New York trading opened with narrow stock fluctuations as unnamed leaders failed to emerge. Beeson Beeson and Demolay led intrastate bus gains later in Raleigh, while commodities showed mixed signals. Potatoes shipped and priced, with Wisconsin and Idaho varieties cited. A Safety Transit franchise for intrastate routes in North Carolina was approved with routing restrictions.
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Beeson
Harriss-Covington
Raleigh
State Corporation Commission
Safety Transit Company, Incorporated
Rockingham
North Carolin-South Carolina
Sanford
Southern Motor Transportation Company
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Granite Telephone Company of
Granite Falls
New Orleans Cotton Steady After Early Decline
New Orleans cotton eased early on lighter cables and Indian political unease with January at 16.97, March 17.23, May 17.48 before a rally to 17.29 for March and 17.55 for May as trade buying increased. By noon prices held near intraday levels with firm spot market sustaining steadiness.
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New Orleans
India
Body of Stokes farmer found under car in creek
Walter D. Glenn 55 a prosperous Stokes county farmer was found dead early today pinned beneath his automobile in a creek six miles from Walnut Cove A heavy fog hampered his return from a hunting trip the coroner's jury could not decide if death was from drowning or injuries from the wreck the car plunged down a two foot embankment before entering the creek
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Walnut Cove
Walter D. Glenn
Stokes County
Glenn
Supreme Court Asked To Hold the Buyer of Liquor Also Guilty
The Department of Justice asked the Supreme Court to hold a purchaser guilty of conspiracy when ordering liquor from a bootlegger knowing delivery will involve illegal transport. Alfred F. Norris of New York had won in appellate court where transport was deemed incidental to sale. government seeks review of the whole dispute.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Jan
Department of Justice
Alfred F. Norris
New York
Circuit Court of Appeals
Norris
Sasse Succeeds Jones As Army Coach At West Point
Kansas City January report says Major Ralph Sasse will coach the Army football team next year, replacing Captain Jones who moves to Fort Sill. General William R. Smith announced the change after the squad's California trip ending with a loss to Stanford.
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Kansas City
Army
Ralph Sasse
West Point Line
Biff Jones
Sasse
Jones
Fort Sill
Okla
William R. Smith
U. S. Academy
Smith
Army Grid
California
Stanford University
Major Sasse
General Smith
Hoover Plans Withdrawal of Jones Nomination
President Hoover will withdraw the nomination of Robert M. Jones of Knoxville Tennessee to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Jones reportedly would not serve if confirmed and the move follows Mrs Jones’s nomination being blocked by Senator Black of Alabama. The withdrawal is expected when the Senate meets next week.
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Washington
Robert M. Jones
Knoxville
Tenn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Hoover
Jones
Black
Alabama
Alienist Testimony Declared Unsatisfactory
The New York Academy of Medicine forms a committee to study the method of alienist testimony in murder trials, criticized as highly unsatisfactory from court and medical profession perspectives.
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New York
The
New York Academy of Medicine
New York Stocks Mixed Across Major Firms
A broad tape shows varied results with gains for Am Can Am Tobacco Coca Cola and U S Steel while Downgrades appear for several utilities and rail stocks. Notable percentages include Am Kool and Woolworth slipping. totals indicate 2,287,000 bales traded.
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Assie Ates
Bosan
Comet Lina
Alianese Roe ™ Ss. Dene
Balto and Ohio
Beth Btell Gewese Oo
Cannon Mills
Canadian Pac
Ches and
Ohio
Chifrgp
Coca Cola
PMS
Esaok
Consol
Davidson Chem
BYUES
Wee Dupont
Sashid al Power
Ltast Erie
Blee
Mitte
Gillette
Gt West
Sugar
Houston Ofl
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Cis
Liggett and Myers
Liggett and Myers B
Louis and Nash
Pierre
M K
Seaboard
Bee
Sears Roebuck
Bimmong CO
Weeseseees
Sinclair Con Oil
Sou Dairies
Eh ohOe
Sou Railway
Ivy
OLIN
Studebaker
Seneee
Tenn Cop
Chem Cea
Texas Corp
Bee Sea Ae Oe
Union Pacific
United Cigar
Whee U S Rubber
U S Steel
Ward Baking
Westinghouse
Western Union
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Cotton opens steady as Liverpool selling weighs on prices
New York Cotton opens steady with a 3 to 5 point decline after easy cables. Liverpool influence from Bombay liquidation and Indian politics dampen sentiment. March futures ease to 17.31 and July to 17.73 while January shows light selling and some liquidation notices.
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New York
Liverpool
Bombay
P. C
Rev J B Burton Dies of Injuries
Greensboro January report says the Reverend Joseph B Burton 44 a Friends church minister and traveling salesman died at a local hospital from injuries after a collision at Aycock street and Friendly road with Mrs Curland Pressnell Guilford college’s car. His widow Miss Ida Morris and children Ruth L L Robert Arthur survive. Mrs Pressnell and her son James had minor injuries.
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Greensboro
Joseph B. Burton
Burton
The
Friends Church
Curland Pressnell
Guilford College
Aycock Street
Friendly Road
Parker credits Sargon for miraculous recovery after 23 years
James Robert Parker of 416 Brun Ave Charlotte says Sargon Soft Mass Pills cured his lifelong ailments after 23 years of indigestion constipation and rheumatic pain. He spent over $2000 on medicines before starting Sargon three bottles in weeks. His wife and 73 year old mother also praise the treatment obtained from Cecil's Drug Store and Mann Drug Co. Adv.
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James Robert Parker
Brun Ave
Charlotte
Parker
Savona Mfg. Co
High Point
Cecil
Mann Drug Co
Adv
Col R A Marr Dies At Norfolk
Colonel Robert A. Marr 73 renowned scientist inventor and civil engineer died at his Norfolk home after a career as head of civil engineering at the Virginia Military Institute and dean at Virginia Polytechnic Institute He was a Nashville native who lived in Norfolk 18 years and served with the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey with Arctic expeditions and triangulation work.
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Norfolk
Robert A. Marr
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Nashville
Tenn
Marr
United States
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
The Liverpool cotton market shows prices higher with sales of 4,000 bales, including 2,700 American. Receipts total 17,000, with 15,800 American. Futures closed quiet and steady. January futures at 9.16, March 9.26, May 9.35, July 9.40, January 1931 9.42.
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Liverpool
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