Annual Conference of the C. M. E. Church Opens
The C. M. E. Church annual conference convened at 9 o clock with Bishop M. F. Jamison presiding. Rev. W. D. Booker led religious services and ministers elected as secretaries and reporters. The Bishop urged ministers to live upright lives and addressed race relations while ministers were chosen for committees and delegates to the May 1914 general conference in St. Louis. Rev. J. E. McDade preached last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. E. Church
O’cloc Dee
M. F. Jamison
Leigh
Texas
W. D. Booker
A. D. Harrison
I. E. Robinson
A. L. Baughn
Bh. D. Duncan
W. H. Madison
L. M. C. Rawlstone
W. B. Rose
P. G. Griffin
F. L Lewis
J. B. Barnes
W. H. High
G. C. Harris
Eva Adams
Kirkpatrick
J. A. Johnson
W. C. Howard
Howard
C. H. Williams
A. H. Rhodes
L. W. Smith
M. R. Ivory
P. H. Barber
G. W., Mills
J. T. Speed
St. Louis
J. E. McDade
Day's Records in Parish and City Courts
Civil cases list Allen Case versus Central Savings Bank and Trust Company P E Morehead versus Mary Cook and A P Cook appeal from city court Marriage Licenses Louis Collins and Willie White Alex Dimony and Almina Gardner T J Lynch to W B Thomas partial release of mortgage James J Grant to R B Grant partial release of mortgage Abe Arent and Albert Benoit own order special mortgage Pearl Case to Eugene Cotton chattel mortgage City Court Ellen Dixon fined 27.50 for profane and indecent language Fruit Cakes 30 10 5c a pound KAKE SHOP
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T. J. Lynch
W. B. Thomas
James J. Grant
R. B. Grant
Mortgie
Abe Arent
Albert Benoit
Pearl Case
Eugene Cotton
Ellen Dixon
Cotton Markets in New Orleans Daily Prices
The New Orleans cotton market on Thursday December 11 1913 shows spots at 18 1 8 with quiet trade and 1500 bales sold The report lists daily high low and close figures with May and other values indicating the price movement for the day and month across contract terms
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New Orleans
New York
New York Markets Quiet Amid Mixed Trading Data
Trading on Wall Street showed a quiet session with mixed results. Key indices displayed modest moves as investors weighed earnings figures and subtle shifts in commodity prices.
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Snapshot
The Liverpool market report shows 10,000 bales sold with prices quoted for February to March at 6.92 to 6.94 pence per pound and an ADT of 45-00 with additional notes on bid or offer levels.
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Liverpool
St Louis Grain Market Weighs Government Crop Estimates
The New York Cotton Exchange reports private estimates averaging 18 618 000 on grain. Government figures use 500 pound gross weight per base while actual bale weight runs about 14 pounds, affecting the season total. If the bureau estimates 14 000 000, the implied figure is 13 580 000 exclusive of linters.
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Linters
New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton market eyed for annual USDA acreage estimate
New Orleans wires report that trading has kept the market in good condition ahead of tomorrow's cotton carpet estimate by the Agricultural Bureau of the U S government. The estimate will gauge the season's probable total winnings reduced to 500 pound bases.
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Monroe
New Orleans
Agricultural Bureau
U.S
Harman's Green Letter and Local Notices from Louisiana
Chicago Wheat and Corn markets show strength with high cash values and hints to buy on recession. Police jury orders republication of parish auto ordinance and assigns deputies to Sunday routes to curb pedestrian and vehicle rights violations. An elderly man Mr W A Johnson injured after an auto strike near West Monroe. driver fled. Ney Calhoun injured in another collision. driver fled. Ouachita Lodge No 210 meets to elect officers. Fruit cakes advertised for pre order and immediate delivery. Deputy W C Braele leaves for Baton Rouge to see Geo Wells who pleaded guilty to breaking and entering. sentenced to one year. Wells from Toronto Canada and Forest from Philadelphia involved in prior shop break-in attempt.
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Sheiff Parker
Model
de Siard
West Monroe
W. A. Johnson
Johnson
Market Tone Flickers as Grain Receipts Rise
The brief notes an endeavor to depress prices through shorts to cover. Receipts are increasing while cash prices hold steady, with oats showing an easier trend in line with declines in other grains.
Bildu Huebs Case Shill Hangs Fire
Unsorted Press dispatch from Wickshurn reports defense maneuvers in the Bildu Huebs bribery case as witnesses, including Powtmatter M and J A Aduas, testify about venue and political prejudice defenses. Mrs WK Allen of Guielly is appointed to the State Board of Pharmacy, replacing the entire old Board.
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Wickshurn
Pightlag
Taht Ritho
Warren County
Ctty
Ely
Wold
Y Alorways
J. Malvibilt
J. A. Aduas
Taper Seers
Vail Cray
WK. Allen
Guielly
State Board of Pharmacy
Governor Hall
New Orleans Play Dark for First Sunday After Alcott Rights
New Orleans December 11 The New Orleans engagement of Little Women will not open on Sunday as heirs of Louisa M Alcott require rights for dramatization. The Tale theater will be dark for the season’s first Sunday. Daily matinees begin Tuesday with two additional shows later in the week for school teachers and pupils.
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New Orleans
Louisa M. Alcott
Tale Theater
Jessie Bon- Stelle
William A. Brady
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C. M. & Church
Louis Collins
Willie White
Alex Dimony
Almina Gardner
Chicago
Ane Bot
Scar Ee
Eld Ae
Satya Waal
Vvebiaao
Windes’ Daily
Kaliski & Low
Harman
Ouachita Lodge No
Menmberg
RON Mountain Bakery
W. C. Braele
Baton
Geo. Wells
Dawkins
Wella
Bernard Forest
Thomas Plumbing
Thea
Wieder DS
Wells
Toronto
Ceomeda
Forest
Pilladelphia
Ora
Pricc
Rk’ Od
Kull
JISC
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