Government Estimate for Cotton Crop 1912-13
The government provides an estimate of 13 820 000 dollars for the cotton crop of the 1912 13 season.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
1
Cotton crop projection for 1912 13 totals 13.82 million bales
The first government estimate puts the 1912 13 cotton crop at 13 820 000 bales of 500 pounds not including linters, down from last year s record 15 692 701 bales. The five year average is 11 847 270 bales with value around 775 822 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Daily Call Loans on New York Stock Exchange Climbs
Testimony before the Money Trust committee shows New York banks loaned forty to fifty million dollars in call money on the Stock Exchange. J H Griesel of Griesel & Rogers said he handled loans for Chase National Bank Kuhn Loeb & Co and Speyer. He noted on November 25 when rates spiked to 20 percent he lent ten million between 2 and 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Money Trust
J. H. Griesel
Griesel & Rogers
Chase National Bank
Samuel Untermeyer
Stock Exchange
Greisel
Union Pacific Weakness Leads Early Stock Decline
New York stock market opens with extreme weakness in Union Pacific as it drops four points to 151 in the first half hour. Canadian Pacific also falls while banks and trusts reduce lending amid price shrinkage. Union Pacific later recovers much of the initial loss on large supporting orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Denunciation of interracial marriage ban proposal in House speech
Washington reports Representative Rondenderry of Denver urged a resolution to prohibit intermarriage of whites and negroes. He warned that allowing such unions could trigger national conflict and called the legal procedure to grant marriages across races a dangerous edict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Rondenderry
Denver
Rodenderry
Weather Forecast For Resort Area Tonight And Friday
Tonight expect fair skies with a risk of frost and cold conditions. Friday remains fair with warming trends continuing into the afternoon.
Morality Debate Over Jack Johnson Marriage Sparks Vicious Claims
In Chicago a speaker denounces interracial marriage tied to Johnson’s union as degrading slavery era vice, accusing an African man of seeking a marriage license to wed a white American woman. He condemns blacks for defying white moral supremacy and warns of social collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Chicago
Rodenderry
Mr. Rodenderry
Suit Against The Horse Shoe Trust
The Federal government files a civil antitrust suit seeking an injunction against the Master Horse Shoers' National Protective Association and manufacturers of drilled horse shoes, adjustable casks and rubber hoof pads to stop a alleged plan to limit sales to horse shoers and block direct sales to horse owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Horse Shoers’ Trust
Wickersham
National Protective Association
Cudahy Children Reunited With Parents After Court Order
Four children of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cudahy were returned to their parents today by a circuit court order in Kansas City after nearly three years apart. The children had been in the care of grandmother Mrs. Michael Cudahy of Pasadena following a family dispute and divorce between Mr. Cudahy and Jere S. Lillis. Parents had been granted limited visit rights and later remarried, intensifying efforts to regain custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. P. Cudahy
Michael Cudahy
Pasadena
Cal
Cudahy
Jere S. Lillis
Kensler Captured in Texas to Face 1908 Murder Charge
A white man named Joe Kensler, cited in a 1908 murder true bill for killing Hank Perzack at a Spring Hill railroad tie camp, was arrested near San Augustine Texas and brought back to Minden Louisiana to await January district court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minden
Joe Kensler
Hank Perzack
Spring Hill
C. P. Clement
San Augustine
Texas
Clement
District Court
Banquet Honors Dr Theodore Gill On Friday the Thirteenth
Friends of zoologist Dr Theodore Gill of the Smithsonian arrange a Cosmos Club banquet to honor his 75th birthday. The event, planned for Friday the thirteenth, will feature exactly 113 guests as a playful defiance of unlucky dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Theodore Gill
Smithsonian Institution
Congress
Cosmos Club
Strikers Open Fire on Strike-Breakers at Coal Docks
Strikers using shotguns opened fire on a boatload of strike-breakers at the coal docks, escalating tensions at the waterfront.
Conference Day Two Signals Busy Methodist Session
The second day of meetings features a morning business session at the Methodist church with active discussions and attendees engaging in agenda items.
Second Day Open at Methodist Conference as Bishop Recalls Past Judgments
The Ruston District leader Tucker learns his wife is paralyzed during the conference. Bishop Mouzon opened the morning with devotion and led scripture from Paul’s Timothy. He reflected on pastoral letters and personal faith while urging ministers to forsake salary talk and pursue diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouzon
J. L. Herper
Louisiana
H. H. Ahrens
Paul
Timothy
St. Paul
Pauls
Jesus
Jesus Christ
God
Striking railroad workers in Edgewater clash with strikebreakers
In Hackensack New Jersey on December 12 a riot near Edgewater left two railroad detectives dead and several wounded as strikers attacked a boatload of scabs at the coal docks. Three hundred Susquehanna railroad workers quit for five cent wage increase. Edgewater officials led a security force to patrol the docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
New York
Palisades
Hudson River
Edgewater
Fire Glass
New Jersey
Stone
Erie Railroad
Andrew Craw
Binghampton
N. Y
Lawrence Mallory
Craw
Frank A. Brown
Wm. A. Wood
John Leshar
John Lewis
Crow
Mallory
Glass
Hudson
Susquehanna
Singer Company May Build Big Mill in Tallulah Parish
Gustave Alexander, president of Singer Sewing Co and several attaches, visits Tallulah to inspect timber lands and discuss a future lumber plant. Local talk suggests establishment of a plant here will materialize, boosting the town's existing industries. Also noted: Fifth District Levee Board officers to assemble on the 18th with Kell favored as president and a secretaryship contest between a Madison veteran and a Concordia youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Tallulah
Gustave Alexander
Singer Sewing Co
Fifth District Levee Board
T. P. Kell
Madison
Concordia
Big Fire Damages Huey & Philip Hardware Co Building
A Dallas fire today caused about 250000 in damage to a three story Huey and Philip Hardware Co building and stock. One fireman was injured as flames swept through the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Huey & Philip Hardware Co
Preachers Face Admissions in Evening Proceedings
In a tense church meeting, names were called for admission as deacons and preachers faced scrutiny. Bishop Mouzon and Presiding Elder Miller sparred over conduct and illness claims while W. Falcon faced questions about language skills and tobacco use amid applause and laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangum
Miller
W. V. Falcon
W. D. Skipper
Committee On Admissions
Falcon
Skipper
Mouzon
Texas
Ek. B. Troy
West Monroe
F. J., Tucker
Shreveport
C. E. Fike
J. E. Craig
Agreement May Be Reached By Senators
In Washington on December 12 an amicable Senate plan emerged to handle Taft administration nominations. The approach would block confirmations in states with two Democratic senators while allowing confirmations in states with Republican senators. Democratic leaders favor delaying Southern appointments and a Senate pro tempore is to be Gallinger until March 4. Bacon would be permanent presiding judge in the Archbald impeachment trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Taft
Gallinger
Bacon
Board of Pardons Acts on Petitions in New Orleans
The board refused a pardon for Join Fulso sentenced for life. Rene Canton received a life-prison commutation and Wyatt A. Ingram was denied a pardon. Several North Louisiana cases saw mixed outcomes with commutations and refusals, including forgery, murder, rape, larceny, robbery, and liquor offenses across multiple parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Join Fulso
Dossier Parish
Rene Canton
Wyatt A. Ingram
North Louisiana
Joe White
Vernon Parish
Adolphus Lajeune
St. Landry Parish
John Pelkington
Lee Brice
Bienville Parish
John Pryor
Bossier Parish
C. A. Downs
Webster
Rex Rameey
Pleasant
R. H. Gregory
Calecasieu
T. A. Owens
Claiborne Parish
Paul Mitchell
Natchitoches
John Hewitt
Clai
Stock Exchange Hearings: Witnesses Press For Testimony Delay
A group of New York bankers demanded immediate testimony as the money trust hearings continued. Samuel Untermeyer pressed witnesses including Rudolph Keppler George Ely Frank Sturgis John Milburn and John Ashegren to explain delays while details on copper metal withholding and Amalgamated Copper stock were discussed before the committee. The session covered copper stock activity in 1907 and the Hocking pool manipulation in 1909 with Perry Morse and Tobias Wolfson detailing market moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Samuel Untermeyer
Banking and Currency Committee of
House
Money Trust
Mr. Untermeyer
Rudolph Keppler
New York Stock Exchange
George W. Ely
Exchange
Frank Sturgis
John G. Milburn
John Ashegren
New York Produce B Exchange
Untermeyer
Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Copper
Tobias Wolfson
United Metals Selling Company
Hocking Pool
Perry Morse
Wolfson
H. A. Rogers
William Rockefeller
Maren
United Smelting Company
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Stock
Mr. Wolfson
J. M. Fiske & Co
Columbia
Hocking Valley Coal and Iron
Hocking Valley
Mrs Leslie Carter Returns to Small Town Stages
This winter Mrs Leslie Carter will venture out in a repertory of her old successes designed for the smaller towns. She will appear in Jim Zana Camille and The Second Mrs Tanqueray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Carter
Jim “Zana
Camille
Tanqueray
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Weather Resort
Cudahys
Hitler R. W. Tucker
Ruston
F. M. Hocutt
T. J. Norsworthy
Sonuth
Missouri
Armstrong
S Henry
South Carolina
W. A. Mangum
Susquehana Road
Singer Company
Dallas City
Board OF Pardons
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