Cotton futures and a murder trial unfold in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton futures closed barely steady with slight gains as buyers watched the market. In court, the Tarver case proceeded with eight jurors excused, and lawyers from both sides outlined their positions while the Robinson Hays car case moved forward amid crowded court seating.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures close easing as May and July quotes shift
New York cotton futures eased after a firmer open with May at 24.78 and July at 25.12. Contracts for October and December posted around 24.90 to 24.98 region while May and July showed small daily gains, markets balancing supply and demand signals.
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Januarry
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Trade Totals
Liverpool spot prices hold steady with good middling at 14.16 and 14.46 for strict grades, sales reach 5 000 bales including 4 400 American, receipts 17 000 including 7 800 American, futures close steady with April 13.49 May 13.54 July 18.63 October 13.50 December 15.39 January 18.36 March 13.30.
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Liverpool
Egg and butter price report from Chicago market
Butter price gains and creamery extras rise to 44 cents with firsts at 41 to 42 cents. Eggs show lower receipts at 37 1/2 cents and storage pack extras around 30 cents. Poultry market details not fully clear.
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Chicago
Smith seeks venue change in Ouachita murder case
The defense moves for a change of venue arguing local influence, bias, and Sheriff Coverdale's partiality threaten a fair trial for defendants Howard Roberson and Luther Hays. They contend guards and destitute families indicate pretrial prejudice and request relocation to ensure impartial jurors.
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Coverdale
Shreveport
Ouachita
Swartz Murder Mystery Leads to New Trial
Adolph Epstein is killed in his Swartz grocery on March 25 1924 with a robbery motive suspected as five to six hundred dollars vanish. Two Swartz men Howard Roberson and Luther Hays were later convicted for Epstein murder. a new trial was ordered by the Louisiana Supreme Court in February with a hearing set for today.
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Adolph Epstein
Monroe-Bastrop Road
Swartz
Epstein
Monroe
Burns Detective Agency
Sheriff's Department
Ouachita
D. A. Schumaker
Coverdale
Howard Roberson
Luther Hays
Roberson
Hays
Ouachits Parish
George Wesley Smith
Hugh T. Layne
Louisiana Supreme Court
Obituary notices for two individuals in Monroe area
Donald Frank Williams infant son of Harry and Mrs Williams died at home 802 Linderman Ave West Monroe. Funeral at the residence today with Rev Edward Hayward Grace Episcopal Church officiating. Burial in Monroe cemetery. Edward Beach of Rayville age about 385 years died at home in Rayville. Body to be sent to Tennessee tonight for burial.
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Donald Frank Williams
Harry Williams
Linderman Ave
West Monroe
Edward Hayward
Grace Episcopal Church
Monroe Cemetery
Edward Beach
C. C. Mingle Co
Rayville
Tennessee
Velvet Ice Cream Ad Promotes Monroe Ice Cream Co
Classified blurb touts Velvet Ice Cream as pure delicious popular made by Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co Inc with a November 25 date and a note about big dividends for investors.
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Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co., Inc
U S Fleet Sets Outward in Mock Clash for Oahu
San Francisco April 20 The U S fleet sails six days out on its mock operation to recapture Oahu from an enemy force. The armada includes 127 ships with routine drill, navigation maneuvers, and communications testing under radio silence and darkened ships. The Califor- nia flagship led by Admiral S S Robison oversees the signaling hub aboard the dreadnought.
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San Francisco
Oahu
Hawaii
United States
Department of Offense
Defense
California
S. S. Robison
Wall Street
Mission
Gettelman Party Probe Raises Dry Law Questions
Milwaukee April 20 government officials under John B Madden investigated whether State Senator Bernard Gettelman served drinks at his Saturday night party. Gettelman claimed sacramental wine, while MacInnis of the Anti Saloon League praised the outcome amid claims of political influence.
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Milwaukee
John B. Madden
Wisconsin
Bernard Gettelman
Madden
Gettelman
G. Kenneth MacInnis
Rev. MacInnis
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition
MacInnis
Revolt at Lisbon Quieted After Short-Lived Battle
Lisbon remained quiet today after a weekend revolt led by Major Filomeno Camara was quelled. Hundreds of rebels in cavalry artillery and infantry fought through Saturday night before surrendering and being confined to barracks as regular troops sealed the headquarters with shrapnel fire.
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A. P
Lisbon
Portugese
Filomeno Camara
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Circles Meet
The Methodist Woman's Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon at 3 p m in five circles. Circle One with 12 members heard a devotional from The Life of Christ and reported strong committee results. Circle Two with 18 members and one visitor opened with devotion and studied Life as a Stewardship. Circle Three with 19 members and two visitors discussed The Life and Letters of Paul and chose The Task Ahead as next book. Circle Four with 14 members and one visitor read Second Corinthians and discussed The Task Ahead. Circle Five with 12 members and one new member plus one visitor opened with Psalm 24 and studied The Life of Christ and The Task Ahead. refreshments served.
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Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
Circle Number One
Mike John
B. F. Neely
Life of
Christ
Grace Saxe
O. H. Bynum
Mills
Shadow
Royce
St. John
Fred Culver
D. C. Warner
Alexandria
D. C. Dawkins
Circle Number
Venable
Chamber of Commerce boards to review membership drive
The junior and senior boards will meet Tuesday for a careful check of the membership drive. Secretary Donald F. Walker reports that returning cards have yielded memberships and financing at about $1,000 weekly. At this rate, the goal of $20,000 should be reached in a few weeks.
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Chamber of Commerce
Donald F. Walker
Soviet Russia Declines Arms Traffic Conference Invite
Geneva April 20 Soviet Russia refuses to participate in the arms traffic conference. Foreign Minister Tchitcherin says the invitation conflicts with the League of Nations framework and intrudes on Soviet internal affairs, making collaboration impossible.
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Geneva
A. P
Russia
Tchitcherin
League of Nations
League
Soviet Republic
Desirable House Offers Homely Comforts for Buyers
A well maintained property blends a warm living space with practical amenities. Spacious rooms, bright kitchen, airy bedrooms, and a cozy living area create a welcoming home feel. Quiet street, ample storage, and front porch add curb appeal for ready buyers.
Scout awards honor Troop Seven charter ceremony
Troop Seven received its troop charter at a special service led by Scoutmaster Eby. Ten members earned star badges as J. J. Keith, scout executive, presented the charter. Eby urged parents to engage in supervised play to shape character and ideals.
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Eby
Hayward
J. J. Keith
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