Modern medical budget plan aids sick patients
Chicago Medical Society launches an installment plan to finance ill patients who cannot pay promptly. Physicians select a cost, receive 54 percent of the bill as an advance, and the finance corporation collects the rest in installments. The doctor finally nets 6.37 percent of the total fee, with 13.63 percent held as the plan’s contribution and a bad-loan fund.
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Chicago
Chicago Medical Society
The
Finance Corporation
Hutton Asid
Liverpool cotton prices rise with steady futures
Cotton spot in fair demand with higher prices as American grades lead gains. Sales reach 5,000 bales including 2,500 American while receipts total 7,000 with 1,100 American. Futures closed quiet and steady with July at 9.94 and remaining contracts around 9.90 to 9.98.
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Liverpool
July cotton opens steady with summer showers lift
New York reports July cotton down 2 points at open amid spread of showers in the eastern belt and Liverpool activity. New crop months gain 9 to 13 points. December around 18.90. July later dips to about 18.05 while new months pull back, markets rally briefly midday and then ease.
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New York
Liverpool
Festival of Pacific Races set for Honolulu November
Festival of Pacific Races will be held in Honolulu from November 7 to 11. The event will feature the islands’ top hula dancers along with sport events and other exhibitions, drawing male spectators and participants to the capital.
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Honolulu
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Speech Disorder Prevalence in the United States Estimated
An estimate suggests that at least 1,909,000 people in the United States live with some form of speech disorder. This figure highlights the scale of communication challenges affecting individuals across the country.
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United States
Stocks Rally Amid Loan Rise Watch
Stocks continued a broad-based advance in brisk trading on June 27 as banks and investment trusts fueled gains despite expectations of higher federal reserve loans. Utilities chemicals and rail shares led while Commercial Solvents hit a new high. Otis Elevator and General Electric also climbed with several other blue chips.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Reserve
Barnsdall
Otis Elevator
Allied Chemical
R. H. Macy
Underwood-Elliott-Fisher
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Atchison
New York Central
Wall Street
United Corporation
Public Service of
New Jersey
National Cash Register
Brooklyn Union Gas
International Business Machines
American Bank Note
Ptoria and
Hastern
Motor Products
Houston Oil
Auburn Automobile
United Aircraft
Wright Aeronautical
Wheat falls in Chicago trade amid weak demand rains
In Chicago wheat prices drifted lower as promised bumper spring wheat crops faded. Rain across parts of the American and Canadian northwest and weak export demand weighed on futures, with late deals closing 17 to 2 1/2 cents weaker. Corn and oats also declined amid broad selling. Provisions fell 2 to 20 cents.
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Chicago
American
Canadian Northwest
North America
New Orleans Cotton Rises on Liverpool Cables. Weather Bets Prices
In New Orleans on June 27 the cotton market opened up as Liverpool cables were stronger than expected. Prices climbed with rain forecasts across the eastern central belt, Oct at 18.54 and Dec at 18.73, about 12 to 13 points above the prior close. Early gains drew selling pressure and most contracts retreated 7 to 8 points after the first hour. July saw no trading in the initial hour.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Two New Pointers Arrive in City to Strengthen Roster
Dan Boone, manager of the Pointers, announces two new players. Lefty Wilder joins as pitcher and Ed Crowley as third baseman. Shortstop King and pitcher Lefty Fogleman are suspended. Wilder previously won 11 games with Charlotte. Crowley hit .315 in the Southeastern League and is expected to supply power.
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Dan Boone
The
Pointers
Lefty Wilder
Ed Crowley
King
Lefty
Fogleman
Wilder
Charlotte
Crowley
Liquidation Nears Completion of Position
The data shows ongoing liquidation with fluctuating prices across months. Open High Low Close figures from Jan to Dec indicate gradual decline and recovery patterns, reflecting market flux during 1872 and 1882 periods.
Jones Stuns Open Field With Spectacular Scoring Run
Bobby Jones soared to a 69 after a dramatic turn in the Open with five straight greens in regulation and a 31 back nine. He recovered from early trouble, posting a 31 on the last nine holes and finishing amid a crowded leaderboard with Farrell, Hagen, and Espinosa among the notable names.
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Jones
Johnny Farrell
Walter Hagen
Golf Standings From Regional Entries Highlight Notable Scores
The list records players such as Neil Christian from Portland and MacDonald Smith from Great Neck with scores in the 30s to 80s across multiple locations. Notable names include George Von Elm of Detroit and Leo Diegel of Agua Caliente with varying rounds and totals.
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Neil Christian
Portland
Ore
Het Beer
Bakersfield
Calif
C. MacAndrew
Laconia
N. H
Ernest G. Jacob
Pittsburgh
Dick Grout
Okmulgee
Okla
Freddy McLeod
Chevy Chase
Jess
Wilfred Reid
Orion
Mich
Frank Ball
Atlanta, Ga
Young 17 year old to die in electric chair
Redie Wiley, age 17, faces execution in the electric chair tomorrow at the state prison. Warden Honeycutt says he is the youngest inmate to be executed in 19 years. Wiley was convicted of assaulting a white woman in Randolph county in April and has claimed insanity. Courts and doctors report he has the mentality of the average Black youth his age. Governor Garder will not interfere, and officials prepare to carry out the sentence tomorrow.
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Raleigh
Redie Wiley
State Prison
Haywood H. Honeycutt
Wiley
Randolph County
Asheboro
Townsend
Charles Laughinghouse
Linville
State Hospital For
Garder
Local Marine Elbert Brown Returns Home
Elbert B. Brown a High Point native who served four years in the Marines has come home to live. His parents reside on Mangum avenue. He spent 26 months in Nicaragua with the Marines and gained valuable experiences while seeing much of the country and learning about local living conditions.
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Elbert B. Brown
High Point
Marines
Mangum Avenue
Mr. Brown
Nicaragua
Mrs. Clyde Manton Killed in Ontario Crash
Mrs. Clyde Manton wife of the St. Louis American League catcher was killed when the car she rode in crashed head on with a truck at Bronte near Hamilton Ontario. Passengers A Lansing Rogers and Mrs Rogers were seriously hurt.
Indianapolis Baseball Club Owner Killed In Plane Crash
James A. Perry owner of the Indianapolis American Association club and Curtiss service president died when a cabin monoplane crashed near Fort Benjamin Harrison after takeoff. Witnesses said engine failure caused a 100 foot fall. Perry had earlier narrowly avoided a crash in a one wheel landing. Perry had flown with Charles Lindbergh and lucked into sympathy from Lindbergh after the tragedy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James A. Perry
American Association
Curtiss Flying Service of
Indiana
Fort Benjamin Harris
Schoenfield
Perry
Lindbergh
Norman A. Perry
Dry Raiders Head Demanding $7 000
State's Attorney George Carbary whose raid killed Mrs Lillian DeKing declares his prohibition enforcement drive ends unless Kane county supervisors approve nearly 7000 dollars for investigators' expenses. The county board sent the bills to judiciary for trimming, reducing about one third. Protestant churches back Carbary and petitions urge cooperation.
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Aurora
Ill
George D. Carbury
Lillian de- King
Kane County
Judiciary Committee
Society Notes From Local Page Guests Visit Balti more and New York
Fred Younts and Hugh S S Leonard traveled on business to Baltimore and New York. Mr and Mrs Jesse A Henley of Lexa Arkansas with their sons Marvin and Joseph of Cleveland Ohio and daughters Annie Coble and Doris Marie of Guilford College are guests of their sister and aunt Mrs J Winston Blair of this city.
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Fred Younts
Hugh S&s. Leonard
Baltimore
New York
Jesse A. Henley
Lexa
Arkansas
Marvin and
Joseph
Cleveland, O
Annie Coble
Doris Marie
Guilford College
J. Winston Blair
Certificates of incorporation granted in Raleigh during June
Certificates issued for several Raleigh area ventures include Breeze Dillard Hardware Company of Mebane with capital stock $50,000 and $8,000 subscribed by Breeze, Dillard and Long. Hatch and Company of Sanford with $100,000 authorized, $30,000 subscribed. Rabbit Breeders Marketing Company of Charlotte with $40,000 authorized, $500 subscribed. Charlotte Automobile Club with 100 shares authorized, 95 subscribed. American Dye Works Inc of Burlington with $106,000 authorized, $21,200 subscribed. listing officers and locations for each entity.
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Raleigh
Breeze- Dillard Hardware Company, Inte
Mebane
W. W. Breeze
W. T. Dillard
John Long
Hatch and Company of
Sanford
C. G. Patch
P. A. Hatch
C. C. Foushee
Rabbit Breeders Marketing Company of
Charlotte
L. S&s
Hereford
L. S. Houser
Pauw Palmer
Charlotte Automobile Club, Incorporated
Automobile Club
John G. Frier, Jr
Edward M. Anderson
R. H. Stedman
American Dye Works
Burlington
Stoc
John P. Shoffner
Ed L. Kernodlie
Howard Foglema
How Newspapers Got the Name From a Compass
This piece explains the origin of the term newspaper. It notes the early practice of printing a compass on editions and how the letters N E W S came to denote directions, giving birth to the name newspaper.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Bobby Jones
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Mamaroneck
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Wille Kidd
Minneapolis
Minn
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London
Canada
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Billy Burke
Westport
N. Y
Eddie Held
Jack Forrester
Oradel
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John Bernadi
Newton Center
Mass
al Watrous
Northville
Willie Ogg
Worcester
Atlanta
C. W. Hackney
Northfield
J. EB. Byrne
Kansas City
Donald J. Armstrong
Hayden Newton
Springfield
Joe Turneésa
Elmsford
A. 3B. Nélson
Yardley
George Voigt
North Hills Country Club
Roland Hancock
Lynchburg
Bill Mehlhorn
White Plains
Emmet Spicer
Knoxville
Tenn
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Eugene F. Larkin
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Io Lew Goldbeck
Bala
Bob MacDonald
Arthur H. Andrews
Davenport
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
Xlra L. Couch
Lake Forest
Kean Donnelly
Philmont
George M. Crist
Rochester
James Foutis
Hinsdale
Charles Hilgendorf
Grosse Point Shores
Horton Smith
Joplin
Charlie Guest
Los Angeles
Fred Baroni
Conneaut
Lake
Jack Burke
Houston
Texas
Redie Wiley Guls
Col. Lindbergh
Reform
W. E. Linthicum & Son
Brownbilt Shoe Store
Buster Brown Shoes
J. Bo Johnson
South Main Street
St- Louis
San Antonio
Laredo
Percy Tyrrell Peeerzens
Asheville, N. C
Asheville
North Carolina
Southern Railway System
H. D. Saunders
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