Bulls Continue to Rally as Stocks Rise
Shared by AP and dated New York September 10 1922 investors pushed bullish displays for the fifth straight day as a broad advance lifted utilities retail and manufacturing issues with rails improving. Major gains included American Can Radio Westinghouse General Electric National Biscuit Paramount and Allied Chemical while U S Steel showed a large August order drop. Freight car loadings rose notably and department store sales fell but were viewed as seasonal.
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American Can
Radio
Air Reduction
Westinghouse
General Electric
National Biscuit
Paramount
Byers
Spang Chalfant
American Power and Light
Vanadium
Pacific Lighting
Atchison
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
Federal Reserve
Ward
Kreuger
Reform Candidate Bowles Recalled as Detroit Elects Murphy Mayor
Detroit voters recall reform Mayor Charles Bowles by 120000 to 89000. Frank Murphy wins after resigning recorder's court post to enter the three man race with backing from recall campaign supporters. Bowles faces criticism over gambling and police vice. a shooting of foe Jerry Buckley adds pressure as grand jury probes the case.
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Detroit
Charles Bowles
Frank Murphy
Recorder’s Court
Bowles
Murphy
George Engel
Jerry Buckley
WMBC
Wayne County
Person
Hudson
Michigan Anti- Saloon League
Mrs. P. W. Lawrence Dies At Home In High Point
Mrs. P. W. Lawrence wife of one of two surviving Confederate veterans in High Point died at her Otteray Drive home at 2 pm from injuries after a fall two weeks earlier. Funeral services will be held Friday with burial at Pilot Mountain. A home service will precede the ceremony at the Primitive Baptist church in Pilot Mountain. The exact hour was not set.
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P. W. Lawrence
High Point
Otteray Drive
Pilot Mountain
Primitive Baptist Church
Farms Decrease in South Carolina by 18 Percent
Washington reports that South Carolina lost 18.1 percent of its farms over the past decade, signaling a significant rural shift as agricultural activity declined.
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Washington
South Carolina
New Hats Offer Reversible Brims and Face Concealment
The latest hat style features a reversible design with one side showing and the other hiding the face. A rolled double brim is highlighted for those who prefer a prominent brim.
Long Renominated As Bourg Loses Close Louisiana Vote
Governor Long wins renomination amid a tight statewide contest and a sharp New Orleans press campaign. Clarence J Bourg trails, with Montet leading in partial returns by thousands. Scandal over the disappearance of Samuel Irby and James Terrell fuels tension as Seemes Walmsley praises Long's victory.
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Clarence J. Bourg
Bourg
Montet
Gov. Long
Senator Ransdell
New Orleans
T. Seemes Walmsley
Longe
Long
Samuel Irby
James Terrell
Shreveport
Hearings Set to Resume on Power Companies Probe
The Federal Trade Commission announced hearings on its investigation into power companies would resume September 29. Carolina Power and Light and Minnesota Power and Light will testify, subsidiaries of National Power and Light and American Power and Light, both linked to Electric Bond and Share of New York.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Carolina Power and Light Company
Minnesota Power and Light Company
National Power and Light Company
American Power and Light Company
National
American
Electric Bond and Share Company
New York City
New York Cotton Opens Steady As Market Advances
Cotton opened very steady on Sept 10 with an advance of 9 to 13 points driven by covering movement and steady Liverpool trade. New October touched 11.10, March 11.58, amid renewed hedging, some local selling in rain-boosted crop hopes, and cautious trade with prices later easing 4 to 5 points from early highs.
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New York
Liverpool
Commission House
Continental
Bombay
India
Weather Bureau
Welded Joints Sometimes Stronger Than Plates
Prof. H. F. Moore of the University of Illinois reports to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers that in some cases properly welded joints are stronger than the plates themselves.
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Urbana
Ill
H. F. Moore
The
University of Illinois
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Clearing House Report From New York Exchange Balances
Clearing house statement from New York shows exchanges totaling 859 million dollars with balances of 159 million dollars for the period ending September 106.
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Clearing House
New York
New Orleans Cotton Opens Firmer on Bullish Outlook
Cotton futures extended gains on Sept 10 as better Liverpool cables and expectations of a bullish August textile report support prices. October reached 11.13, December 11.20, with gains of 14 points from the prior close, and mid-session trades near session highs before settling steady.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
P.C
Jury Still Out In Broadhurst Case
The Superior Heating and Plumbing company sues Mrs. Minnie K. Broadhurst for 436.03 alleging work done at the Broadhurst theatre. The case began yesterday in municipal court and the jury retired this morning at 10 30.
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Superior Heating and Plumbing Company
Minnie K. Broadhurst
Drought Robs Fish Of Oxygen
Ann Arbor Michigan drought hurts fish says Wendell Krull UM specialist in diseases of fish explains drought reduces oxygen and fosters bacteria that cause fish diseases in local waters.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Wendell Krull
University of Michigan
Casey Trial Opens Over Lumberman Murder in North Carolina
In Kinston on September 10, the trial of Herman Casey 45 for the murder of James C Causey 53 near here July 3 was under way. Deputy coroner Raymond Jarman testified Causey’s keys rings and spectacles were found in the burned car identified as his. Casey claimed he saw the car burning the day before. Witness R L Woodward Jr said Causey planned to judge a horse show at Sedgefield Country Club. Milton Wood was arrested with Casey and accused of assisting the robbery and murder.
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Kinston
James C. Causey
Herman Casey
Suffolk
Raymond Jarman
Lenoir County
Jarman
Causey
Casey
R. L. Woodward, Jr
Goldsboro
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
Woodard
Milton Wood
Reforming Gaurge Backs Prohibition at Salisbury Meeting
The Potomac synod of the Re formed church in America met at Salisbury and endorsed the prohibition amendment. Trustees of the Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon league report urged blocking a referendum and aided efforts to elect prohibition allies and increase enforcement officers. Morning reports covered Hoffman orphanage in Littlestown Pennsylvania and Nazareth orphanage in Crescent North Carolina.
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Salisbury
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition
Hoffman
Littlestown
Nazareth
Crescent
N. C
E. N. Orr
Charlotte
Six Arrested on Election Irregularities in Alabama
Six men, Roy Shelton, Ed Wright, Frank Fowlkes, Sam True, Ed Styles, and J. W. Atchley, were arrested and released on 500 bond each for irregularities in the Alabama democratic primary. The Marion County grand jury investigated and adjourned after 19 indictments. warrants in other counties were served with additional charges pending. Ballot boxes in Jackson County were impounded pending a grand jury meeting.
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Huntsville
Ala
Liberty
Alabama
Roy Shelton
Ed Wright
Frank Fowlkes
Sam True
Ed Styles
J. W. Atchley
Shelton
Fowlkes
Marion County Grand Jury
Jackson County
Frances Porter Marries Atlanta Newspaper Man W. Douglas Hall
Frances Porter, chorus girl, and W. Douglas Hall, Atlanta advertising man, announced their marriage after stating they had known each other since childhood. Porter formerly lived in Thomasville North Carolina. They declined to share when or where the ceremony occurred.
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New York
W. Douglas Hall
Atlanta
Frances Porter
Havana
Donkey Whitehead
Miss Porter
Thomasville
N. C
Insane Man Held After Killing Boonville School Head
Tony Vriski a 22 year old St Louis inmate of the state reformatory was captured after abducting forcing C E Chrane superintendent of Boonville schools to drive across the Missouri river and shooting him Chrane’s body was dumped in a field and Vriski was later taken to the Missouri penitentiary in Jefferson City for safety amid fears of mob violence He had been serving a robbery sentence and was intoxicated at the time of the crime.
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Boonville
Tony Vriski
St. Louis
State Reformatory
Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City
C. E. Chrane
Vriski
Reformatory
Theodore Ziske
Chrane
Missouri River
Five Die in Methane Gas Tragedy at Hebron Silo
In Hebron North Dakota a father Tony Neidhardt and his four children died after poisonous methane vapors from decaying corn stalks in a silo turned deadly. George 24 died after being pulled from the pit. Ollie Bohle the town marshal nearly perished救.
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Hebron
WN. D
Tony Neidhardt
George
Fred
Margaret
Freda
John Neidhardt
Ollie Bohle
Waldo
Bohle
Neidhardt
Monarch Club Plans District Expansion and New Chapters
Members of the Monarch club met at the Sheraton hotel to discuss enlarging and strengthening clubs in the local district and adding new chapters in North and South Carolina. An organizer, Elmer D Hedrick, was chosen to promote expansion following a national meeting with officers including P P Woodbridge and N L Garner.
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Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
South Carolina
P. P. Woodbridge
Washington, D. C
D. R. Perry
Durham
North
N. L. Garner
Elmer D. Hedrick
Wiltshire Boulevard
Sizemore Returns From Atlanta On Rate Grouping Bid
F. J. Sizemore secretary of the local chamber of commerce returned from Atlanta where he testified before a Southern Freight association special committee. The chamber seeks to group High Point with Winston-Salem and Greensboro for rate fixing within the Central Freight association territory. The committee will vote after reviewing testimony.
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F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Southern Freight Association
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Central Freight Association
Three Prisoners Escape From Leavenworth Annex
Three inmates escaped from the federal penitentiary annex at Leavenworth Kansas by placing dummies in their bunks to simulate sleeping men. The escape occurred yesterday according to authorities.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Federal Penitentiary
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