Judge Landis Probes Nashville Baseball Scandal Talks
Nashville report notes Luther Roy and Jimmy Hamilton still in closed sessions after nineteen witnesses. Judge Landis confirms Nashville allegations will be investigated and plans a detailed statement after the Chattanooga Memphis events. He travels from Rome to St Louis after golfing with reporters.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
A. P
Nashville
New Orleans
K. M. Landis
Rome
State Legion
Memphis
Landis
Golf Links
St. Louis
Cotton market opens quiet as traders await crop report
New Orleans Cotton quotes show a calm start with slight gains in early races before a small rally. October traded around 22.78 and December at 23.00 as traders waited for the weather and crop report due at 9 o'clock.
Cotton futures end steady with slight gains and losses
Cotton futures closed roughly steady with minor moves as traders weighed easing spot markets, weather outlooks, and crop progress reports. Early sessions showed bids around 23.57 for December with later buying and covering pressing prices higher in some months.
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New York
Theweather Bureau
Cotton market notes and futures steady with mixed American sales
The report shows August cotton at 12.82 while prices for October through May range from 12.41 to 12.52. Sales total 6 000 bales, including 3 300 American, receipts 4 000 bales with 1 100 American.
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Ameri
Wheat and grain futures rise on opening of Chicago board
Wheat and other grains advance at the start as shorts cover and eastern wheat demand prompts buying. Adverse Canadian weather reports buoy prices while corn shows strong early gains and oats hold steady with mild firming. Provisions remain firm.
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Chicago
A. P
Board of Trade
Shorts
Canada
Chicago hogs and cattle market prices report
Chicago market update lists hogs with 1 500 lot mix and prices from 12.40 to 13.30 for various weights and grades, sows and packing hogs in the 10.80 to 11.45 range, slaughter pigs 12.00 to 13.00. Cattle seen at 15.25 to 15.5 for prime steers, long yearlings around 15.25, heavies above 15.0, wealers 12.50 to 18.50, natives sheep 14.25 to 15.00 with some up to 15.00, ewes 7.75 to killers at 8.00, heavies mostly 5.00 and down.
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Chicago
Butter Eggs Poultry Market Report Chicago
Butter prices rise with receipts totaling 109 tubs and creamery extras 413-4 to 4, standard 42, extra firsts 408-4 to 4, firsts 391-2 to 401-4, seconds 87 to 381-2. Eggs unchanged with 8,771 cases received. first 29 to 201-2, ordinary firsts 28 to 281-2.
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Chicago
Saint and Everett Anger Over Prosecutions in Gas Field
Attorney-General Percy Saint rebutts former Conservation Commissioner Everett, recounting a New York trip with Governor Sanders to press gas reductions and accusing Everett of trying to halt prosecutions. Saint asserts he will pursue all valid cases and defend the people’s interests.
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W. J. Everett
Jose
Percy Saint
Saint
Sanders
Everett
New York
National Society For Game Protection
Monroe
Mr. Everett
Mannner
Joe Everett
Sholars
Allen Sholars
R. P. Webb
Mr. Tegestrom
Police Court Ties Up Five in Trespass Session
Five persons were convicted at police court for trespassing. L. G. Gaines, Still Henderson, Willie Jenkins each faced 60 days or $60 fines. Jim Thompson $10 or 10 days, Joseph Paul $10 or 10 days. Lena Bailey convicted on fighting and a weapon count. fined $100 or 100 days, second count discharged. Ralph Hines charged with vagrancy. fined $10 or 10 days. Thompson also fined $5 or five days for traffic violation. Stay of payment granted for five days.
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L. G. Gaines
Still Henderson
Willie Jenkins
Jim Thompson
Joseph Paul
Lena Bailey
Ralph Hines
Southern Association chief opens court of inquiry into scandal rumors
Nashville August 19 The Southern Association president John D. Martin convened a baseball court of inquiry in the Hermitage Hotel to probe rumors of a scandal. Subpoenas issued for Ralph McGill and Nashville team members. witnesses sworn, transcript to be sent to Commissioner Landis.
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Nashville
Tenn
A. P
Southern League
John D. Martin
Southern Association
Luther Roy
Ralph McGill
Nashville Sport
Martin
Nashville Baseball Association
Jimmy Hamilton
Roy
H. J. McSweeny
Hamilton
Hermitage
Southern Circuit
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
J. A. G. Sloan
C. S. Parker
League
Baseball Court of Investigation
Autrey
Davis
Mackey
Morris
Parker
Pipgras
Goodall
Sloan
Olsen
Parkinson
Strohm
Bales
Tolson
Camp
Long
H. J. McSweeney
Ellig
Christenberry
Sikes
Sweeney
Wanted Farm Is Described In Want Columns
The notice indicates a buyer seeks a specific farm type and is examining want columns daily for full details on the farm he desires. It reflects a reader looking for a matching agricultural property in the listings.
Squeedunk class of 1925 issued by Monroe City High
The Squeedunk yearbook for the 1925 class at Monroe City High is released after a delay. Edited by Robert Du Bose and Harriett Fuller, with Josephine Meredith as business manager, it features portraits of Minnie M. Ruffin the school board and faculty, senior officers Eloise Granberry Lela Germany Martha Helm and William Bynum. Superintendent E L Neville offers over 100 copies for sale at the high school office.
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Monroe City
Robert du Bose
Harriett Fuller
Josephine Meredith
Minnie M. Ruffin
Ruffin
Arnold Bernstein
Theo, Terzia
J. M. Cobb
T. E. Flournoy
Will Faulk
Eloise Granberry
Lela Germany
Martha Helm
William Bynum
E. L. Neville
Head on collision on DeSiard street injures no one
J L Caldwell of West Monroe and Mary Faser of this city were in a head on crash in the 1400 block of DeSiard street at 10 30 this morning. Both cars were severely damaged with Caldwell’s Ford truck and Faser’s Ford coupe partially demolished. No injuries reported.
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J. L. Caldwell
West Monroe
Mary Faser
DeSiard Street
Caldwell
DeSiard
Rayville Fair Leads Louisiana Fall Fairs Schedule
Statewide fair dates announced with Rayville September 28 to October 3 as the opener and Shreveport October 29 to November 8 closing. More than twenty fairs are listed from Donaldsonville to Bossier City with many events ranging October through November.
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Rayville
Shreveport
Donaldsonville
Alexandria
Forest
Olla
Tallulah
Winnsboro
Lafayette
Covington
Franklinton
Many
Calhoun
Ville Platte
Verda
New Iberia
St. Francisville
Jennings
Jonesboro
Manefield
Scotlandville
Clinton
Bossier City
Ocober
State Fair
Brakeman Hurt After Striking Car Side Near Midnight
D T Barton 42, a Missouri Pacific brakeman from Alexandria, was injured when he was thrown against the side of freight car No 196 while attempting to grab a cab's support. He suffered several broken ribs, was brought to Monroe, and transported to St Francis sanitarium after 3 am. He narrowly escaped a worse outcome and is married with years of service on the line.
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Missouri Pacific
D. T. Barton
Monroe
St. Francis Sanitarium
Alexandria
Mrs Bonaparte Opposes Referee's Counsel Fee Order
Mrs Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte of New York contests a referee's order to pay $5,000 in legal fees for services in her amicably settled suit against her husband, the great grand nephew of the Emperor.
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Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
New York
Emperor
Bonaparte
Accident victim transported to Morroe after Rochelle incident
The injured person from the Rochelle area was brought to Morroe by ambulance from Peters Co. and rushed to the hospital for treatment upon arrival.
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Rochelle
Morroe
Peters Co
St. Francis Sanitarium
Iowa Rhythm Kings to Perform in Monroe Monday
Monroe audiences will hear the Iowa State University radio band known as WBOI the Iowa Rhythm Kings on Monday at Filhiol Gardens ten miles south on the Columbia road. Undergraduates from Iowa U the group has drawn wide praise for jazz and classic broadcasts and plans to help cover college expenses during a southern tour this summer. Mrs Dave Trousdale of Peters Co is vacationing in West Virginia while Mrs Jewel McQuiller parish home demonstration agent was ill at home on Lovers Lane Friday and remains confined.
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Monroe
Iowa Rythm Kings
Iowa State University
Filhiol Gardens
Columbia Road
Iowa University
WBOI
South
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Des Moines
Dave Trousdale
Peters Co
West Virginia
Jewel McQuiller
Hot Springs
Lovers’ Lane
Williams will not leave city before November first
Rev Stephen B Wi of the Basile Metrie church says he will remain in the city until November first. Basile College at Basile La names six other faculty members including Hubbard F Camp and Rev F Lyman Shows. The college opens its fall session September 16 with teachers from Moody Bible Institute Westminster College and Asbury College among others.
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Stephen B. Wi
Besl Metrie Church
Permanen
Hams
Basile College
Basile
Cllege
The
Bible Institute
Westminster College
Lula F. Wardrow
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Elah E. Shows
Grayson High School
Richard M. Walker
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