Major Morgan calls for obedience to majority rule at Rotary luncheon
Maj. William Morgan spoke to the Rotary club on Essentials of Citizenship arguing the core American political idea is majority rule. He urged obedience to laws, voting, and jury service while warning against disloyalty and law violation amid fears of Mencken's influence. Frank Wineskie to lead next week. dinner at Sheraton hotel.
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Rotary Club
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Major Morgan
New York
Henry L. Mencken
American Mercury
Mencken
W. B. McEwen
Frank Wineskie
Wineskie
Sheraton Hotel
Richmond Postseason Opener Set Between Virginia League Champion and Spinners
Richmond opens the post season with the Virginia League champion and the Sally League titleist Greenville Spinners. Johnston of Kremer was tabbed for mound duties by Richmond manager Rube Oldring, while Frank Walker named W Moore to pitch for Greenville.
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Frank Walker
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Spinners
Market Reports Silver New York Sept 16
Bar silver 61% Mexican dollars 46% among wheat traders as a prominent commission house leads a rapid scramble to buy. Wheat starts unchanged to 4% higher and gains ground. corn rises in sympathy. After an initial dip corn climbs. coats weak and provisions stay firm with hogs.
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Commission House
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans
New Orleans on September 16 reports the cotton market opening steady with futures bids at October 1640, December 1654, January 1661, March 1675, and May 1688 as per AP dispatch.
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Spot Cubas 440 for centrifugal refined
The report lists Cubas 440 used for centrifugal processes and notes refined granulation unchanged at 565 to 580 for fine granulated material.
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New York
Live poultry prices in New York market
Live poultry shows irregular trade in New York with broilers moving by freight at 23 to 27 cents per pound and by express at 22 cents. Dressed poultry remains steady to firm with prices unchanged.
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Ubev
Chicago Poultry Prices Reported On Sept 16
Chicago buyers and sellers report steady poultry markets with prices for live birds including 13 cars of poultry at 19 44 25 for springs 22 24 14, turkeys 24, roosters 18, ducks 25, geese 17.
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Money market report from New York trading session
Call money eased with high 5 and low 4 1/4 percent. Ruling rate 5 percent. Closing bid 4 3/4 percent. Time loans steady with 60 to 90 days 4 3/4 to 4 7/8 percent. 4 to 6 months 4 1/2 to 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 4 1/4 to 4 1/3 percent.
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Cottonseed Oil Prices Edge Down In New York
In New York on September 16 the Cottonseed Oil market closed easier. Prime summer yellow settled at 11.50 and prime crude at 9.00 with active sales of 30,200 contracts. Futures quotes showed September 11.30 October 10.46 and December 9.91 with other months between 9.90 and 10.10.
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Butter and eggs market rounds up Chicago receipts
In Chicago on September 16, butter prices rose with receipts of 4,768 tubs creamery and extras at 45, standards 41 84, extra firsts 42 43, firsts 37 40, seconds 33 36. Eggs prices advanced as demand kept pace with 7,813 cases received, with firsts 34 percent to 36 and ordinary firsts 29 33.
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New York Dairy Prices and Receipts Report
New York dairy market report shows butter firm with receipts at 12 110. Creamery items higher than extras at 45 to 46 cents and firsts at 40 to 44 cents. Eggs steady to firm with receipts at 22 922, fresh gathered firsts in storage at 34 to 36 cents. Cheese prices vary with receipts at 180 112.
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New York
Foreign exchange rates mixed in New York markets
In New York on Sept 16 the foreign exchange market showed mixed quotes in cents with Britain at 4.8415 16 for demand and cables 4.857 16, 60 day bills on banks at 4.80 percent. France at 2.82 and 2.83 on cables. Italy at 363 and 263 on cables. Belgium at 2.74, Germany at 23.8144, and Holland at 40 in various listings.
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Potatoes market steady amid mixed regional quotes
Chicago reports show 102 car receipts with 932 total US shipments. Wisconsin round whites bring 275 to 300 a sack, Minnesota round whites 275 to 285, Red River and Sand land Ohios 275 to 285, Idaho rurals 280 to 300, Russets 275 to 290.
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Cotton opens steady in New Orleans as cables improve
The New Orleans market opened steady with firmer cables. Early trades rose 19 to 12 points and gains extended to October at 1664 or 14 to 15 points above yesterday’s close before easing later in the hour due to realization and hedge selling.
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Wheat Prices Jump on Weather Delays in Canada
Wheat prices rose sharply after the open as Winnipeg quotes climbed and persistent bad weather in the Canadian north west threatened to delay threshing and grain movement.
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Winnipeg
Cotton Market Opens Firm In Early Trade
The cotton market opened firm with December contracts up to 16.67 as covering and trade buying supported a modest advance from yesterday. Futures closed steady with gains of 6 to 13 points as Liverpool cables and recent selling pressure faded.
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Actire
Liverpool
Mysterious Band Destroys Farm Buildings in North Carolina
In Qualla township near Whittier Swain County North Carolina a prosperous farm owned by Erle Wiggins has been raided by a mysterious group within a month three fires wiped out the barn and two outbuildings with losses around 5000 dollars guards witnessed the destruction no suspects have been identified Jack Turpin was arrested for destroying wagons tools and melons but released after no charges could be proven.
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Building Permits Soar to 14 100 by Noon in City
Building permits issued by A. B. Horney totaled 14 100 by noon marking an unusually high half day total. Six permits granted include Mrs Etheleen P Sullivan on Montlieu avenue for a six room one story dwelling worth 4000 and J C and Co Weiborn on Gordy street for a six room dwelling at 3000 plus two Gordy street homes at 1000 each. W B Delk on Carter street for a five room dwelling at 1500 and O P Green on E Green street for a six room dwelling and garage valued at 3600.
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Governors Will Entertain Visitors In Multiple States
South Carolina Governor McLeod announced that the proposed acquaintance tour visiting 14 states will be cancelled unless at least a minimum number of reservations are secured in a few days. Indiana Governor Ed Jackson said he will host at the Columbia club in Indianapolis and Connecticut Governor Trumbull will host at Yale University. About 100 reservations remain to reach the required total.
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Child Is Hurt When Struck by an Auto
Miss Evan Albertson seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Albertson 705 S Hamilton street was struck by a Ford truck owned by R G Lassiter company driven by Frank Maness as she attempted to cross the street near her home returning from school she suffered a broken collar bone and several cuts and bruises but no blame is placed on the driver as she darted in front of the vehicle from behind an ice wagon and is resting at home in fair condition.
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Canceled check feature trial in Daugherty case
New York AP report on a trial involving Harry Daugherty and Thomas W. Mill. Three checks totaling about 29 143.74 allegedly paid to John T. King for pushing through actions at the alien property custodian office. One check for 25 000 dated August 1 1921 made out to cash. Other checks 6 643 75 to Smith and 500 to cash dated October 15 1921. Government links 195 000 liberty bonds value to a 391 0 in bonds.
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Infant Daughter of J. J. Cagle Dies at Home
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs I T Cagle died at their home 321 Pickett Street last night at 10:30. The deceased was an only child. Mr Cagle, connected with the American EB press company, and his wife had lived in Hi Point for some time. Funeral services were held at the residence today at 1:30 led by Rev W B Davis of the Main Street Methodist church. The body was interred at Gil Chapel cemetery in Randol County.
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Liberals Win Ottawa General Election Returns
Final returns show Liberals led by W. Mackenzie King securing 119 of 245 seats in Parliament. Conservatives under Arth Meighen take 91 seats, Liberal Progressives 11, and the remainder go to United Farmers of Alberta Labourites and independents.
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Virgin Islands Acquired by United States
The Virgin Islands became part of the United States and cover 142 square miles with a population near 30 000.
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