Kaliski Plans Chicago Prosperity Convention Trip
Emile Kaliski of the Kaliski Music Company leaves for Chicago to attend the Prosperity Convention of the Music Industries Chamber of Commerce. About 8,000 delegates from across the country will discuss world music business conditions and promote a nationwide publicity drive for more and better home music. The Drake Hotel hosts the June 4 5 6 7 gathering with a giant band tournament featuring over 800 school bands and about 6 000 juvenile musicians. Lieutenant William H. Santelman will judge the contest as bands perform along the lakefront.
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Emile Kaliski
Kaliski Musie Company
DeSiard Street
Chicago
Music Industries Chamber of Commerce
Kaliski
Drake Hotel
United States
Keliski
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf States
Middle West
William H. Santelman
United States Marine Band
Washington
Lake Front
George E. Roberts
National City Bank of New York
Neer
R. W. Swon
Amerimex Bureau
Sntal
Nationalociation of Music Merchants
Kalicki
James Ilton Lewis
In fits Name First Church of Christ Scientist Readings
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 207 North Second Street hosts a Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a morning service at 11 o clock. Wednesday evening meetings occur at 8 o clock. A free public reading room is maintained in room 615 Ouachita Nations Bank building open daily except Sunday. All are welcome to read.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
North Second Street
Ouachita Nations Bank
Sun All Kre
Ao Heal
Officials in Court In Louisiana Traction Rate Fight
In New Orleans on June 2 Associated Press reports that high state officials led by Governor Parker and Attorney General Coco must appear in federal court on June 16. They seek to restrain the Louisiana Public Service Commission from interfering with a seven‑cent fare collection by the Shreveport Railway Company. The state's three commissioners and three judges will hear the case, part of a multi‑year dispute over an adequate rate. The company values itself at about $2,072,136.67 with last quarter earnings of $21,295.92.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Parker
Coco
Shreveport Railway Company
Louisiana Poblic Service Commission
Walker
Clayton
Foster
Shreveport Traction Compan
Jock
Cotton Futures Market Drops Then Recovers Amid Weather Notes
Cotton futures faced heavy selling in early trading as long positions liquidated after the government crop report. July dipped to 25.61 and October to 22.19 before a tepid rally limited losses. By close, July around 26.14 to 26.16 and October 22.56 to 22.60, with overall mood cautious as rains in Texas and dry conditions elsewhere influenced prices.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Grain prices swing as selling pressure, government note tempers
Chicago open sees wheat drop on heavy selling by holders then rally as shorts cover. Traders cite fear of government trading limits, though a local supervisor note denying a cap on futures deliveries steadies sentiment. July wheat around 1.10, oats and corn also volatile with mixed closes. provisions weaken with grain softness. Foreign exchange rates listed for major currencies and commodities.
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Chicago
Whesat
Holters
Shorts
Stock Market Ends Mixed After Late Rally
In New York on June 24 prices rallied sharply in the last hour after an early rout that sent many leading shares down 1 to 5 points from yesterday's close. United States and Bethlehem Steel hit new year lows as oil stocks led losses. Calif ornia Petroleum Pan American and American Can spurred a late buying surge along with demand for the motor shares. Willis Overland preferred rose five points from yesterday. The session closed irregular with about 560000 shares traded.
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New York
United States
Bethlehem Steels
California Petroleum
Pan-American
American Can
Willis Overland
Grain quotes from St Louis market report June 2
St Louis market notes show cash wheat No 2 red at 1.22 and No 4 red 1.16 to 1.18. Corn No 2 white 84 1 2 to 84 1 2 and No 2 yellow 84 1 2. Oats No 2 white 51 8 to 45 1 4 and No 3 white 44 1 2 to 45.
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St. Louis
Liquidation presses cotton market lower in New Orleans letter
L L Smith's Daily Cotton Letter reports further liquidation pushing prices down with market support on a scale down. Weather variables, Texas rains, and a lower crop acreage forecast shape this year's supply outlook while fundamentals remain sound though available U S stocks are limited and the crop faces insect and weather risks. H B BEER.
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L. L. Smith
Daily Cotton Letter
New Orleans
Texas
Crexas
Europe
Pew
New York
John E Rhodes Dies in New Orleans at 49
John Edgar Rhodes secretary manager of the Southern Pine Association and a prominent trade executive died in a New Orleans hospital from complications of a two month illness. A native of Kent Ohio he was 49 and formerly a newspaper man including publisher of the Acoma Tribune. He also served as secretary of the National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association before joining the pine group.
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New Orleans
John Edgar Rhodes
Southern Pine Association
Rhodes
Kent
Ohio
Acoma
Wash
Baton Rouge Calls Special June 26 Election
Baton Rouge city commission votes to hold a special election on June 26 where property tax payers will decide on a proposition allowing the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad certain railroad trackage rights.
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Baton Rouge
City Commission Council
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Depot Erection Hailed To Cost About Six Hundred Thousand
The city plans a new freight and passenger depot costing around 600000. The move follows a supreme court ruling against the city in the action brought by W P Connell, making the election necessary.
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Supreme Court
W. P. Connell
Classified Advertisements Mix of Rentals, Sales and Lost Items
Multiple short notices list FOR RENT and FOR SALE items including furnished and unfurnished rooms at 216 Sixth Street 704 and 706 Oak Street and 503 South First Street plus a six room house on Pargold Street Immediate possession and front room at 401 Catalpa Street Also listed are an oil tank and pump a lost brown suede beaded bag and a lost Mississippi State Inter-Collegiate Oratorical medal Reward offered for return with contact numbers and addresses including Mrs Esther Noble Swartz LA Mrs J M Bennett Cory LA J L Kalihki 40 Catalpa Street T F McGowan Motor Route A South and J D Wilkins Box 752 plus a request for shorthand and typewriting pupils by Mrs L Lugenberg care Ouachita National Bank and a request for two furnished rooms for light housekeeping at 216 Sixth Street Phone 508 2 31 2 61 2 81 2-Im 2-3t 2-11 3-11.
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Pargold Street
T. F. McGowan
Common Sense for Volstead Law Needs Continued
A physician may prescribe liquor for any patient under common sense guidance. The piece urges prosecution of all eighteenth amendment violators in federal court to show offenders are violating the constitution, not merely a local regulation.
Washington Douses NY Prohibition Law Triumph
Washington news reports the repeal of New York state's prohibition enforcement law, described by the association against the prohibition amendment as a triumph by the people over the Anti Saloon League.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York
Association Against the Prohibition
The
People
Anti Saloon League
Governor Smith's Repeal Sinks Presidency Bid in NY
New York on June 2 Governor Smith's signing of the repeal of the Mullan Gage act is said to end any presidential chances. Anti-Saloon League state superintendent William H. Anderson stated he is finished for the presidency, but would beat any wet Republican for governor or in the 1924 fall.
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New York
Smith
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
New York State
Wisconsin wets move to revive Severson repeal bill
Madison Wisconsin June 2 wets in the Wisconsin legislature announce plans to revive the Tucker repeal measure aimed at removing the Severson prohibition enforcement law. The bill, defeated earlier in the lower house, is backed by anti prohibition forces led by Herman G Tucker of Milwaukee who authored the proposal.
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Madison
Wis
New York
Wisconsin
Herman G. Tucker
Milwaukee
Washington bootleg liquor surge ahead of Shriners gathering
Washington reports several thousand cases of liquor landed by bootleggers ahead of the Shriners convention. The stash arrived largely from the yacht Istar, once off Cape Henry, as coast guard efforts aimed at intercepting smugglers intensified. Prices cited range from 85 to 126 dollars per case as the owner profits from the venture.
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Washington
Haynes
The
Washington Post
Cape Henry
Coast Guard
Hampton Roads
England
Harding orders ban on liquor influx during convention crowds
President Harding directed the prohibition bureau and city officials to prevent alcohol influx as the capital hosts convention visitors. A conference of enforcement leaders followed and it was announced that measures are in place to block rum runners.
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Harding
Prohibition Bureau
Smith bill on repeal won't help Smith's presidential bid
Dr. A W Turner, superintendent of the Louisiana Anti-Saloon League, commented from Shreveport on Governor Smith signing repeal legislation. Turner argued Smith won’t win the White House if nominated by Democrats, warning a Republican return next term. He quoted Smith's boast about putting a foot on the brass rail to blow froth from a glass.
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Shreveport
Smith
New York
A. W. Turner
Louisiana Anti-Saloon League
White House
Senator Broussard Sees Reaction to NY Prohibition Repeal
Washington June 2. Senator Broussard a Democrat says repeal of New York prohibition enforcement law signals reaction in the limelight. He notes much reaction but little practical demonstration and calls it the beginning of a shift toward modifying the Volstead act.
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Washington
New York
Broussard
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