Moose Lodge Campaign Visits Monroe for New Members
George C. Zimmer deputy district supervisor of the Loyal Order of Moose arrives in Monroe to lead a vigorous campaign for new members of Lodge No. 956. The order reports 1600 lodges and 550000 members and highlights Mooseheart 35 miles west of Chicago as a home and school for children of deceased members with 1050 children and plans to grow.
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George C. Zimmer
Loyal Order of Moose
Atlanta
Monroe
Zimmer
United States
Canada
Mooseheart
Chicago
Fox River
Narrow Escape for President Harding
President Harding and party returning to Washington aboard the Mayflower after a near accident in Lewes Delaware when a cable across a pier struck a Secret Service man and a staff member. The president ducked to avoid injury and officials announced plans for voyage modifications pending expert review.
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Washington
Harding
Navy Yard
Lewes
Del
Secret Service
Christian
David Tood
Youngstown
Ohio
Lasker
Boston
King Refits Royal Yacht Britannia For Season
King George continues to race his 30 year old Britannia after saving enough to re fit her with coppering new running gear and overhaul. He delays a new vessel to revive the sport and entertain regatta spectators as yachtsmen note the era of costly, large yachts is ending.
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London
King George
Britannia
Regpatias
England Sees Surge in Motorcycle Speeders
London June 9 A new type of man has emerged in England the motorcycl speed merchant about 380000 in the country wearing leather jackets and crash helmets who ride at high speed. Doctors at Brooklands report that higher speeds cause fewer injuries due to tumbling dynamics though spills at 45 to 50 mph still risk serious harm.
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London
England
Brooklands
Gardiner
Seana
School Children Taught to Be Kind to Animals
Detroit reports a rise in humane treatment of animals says F. E. Hutching en manager of the Detroit Humane Society. He cites personal observations over years and letters from others in city and national humane work. The piece notes two reasons for the shift and urges continued education.
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Detroit
F. E. Hutchingen
Detroit Humane Society
Schools Teach Kindness to Animals and Drive Humane Trade
Hutchinson cites three pillars for humane progress. Public schools teach children to be kind to animals from kindergarten onward, prompting care and reporting of cruelty. Market demand and fair play also push humane treatment, as cattle buyers insist on humane handling and animal dealers promote humane practices among workers.
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Cess
The
Humane Movement
Hutchinson
Jewelers Seek Regulated Styles To Guide Fashion
P J Coffey of Newark new National Jewelry Association president says styles arise from accident and a Paris actress influence. He urges a style committee to control rapid changes that cause unsalable inventories and losses.
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Chicago
P. J. Coffey
Newark
N. J
National Jewelry Association
Mr. Coffey
America
Coffey
National Association
Attleboro
Mass
New Orleans Cotton Market Rises On Rain Flood Warnings
Heavy rains across the belt lift cotton prices with July up to 28.85 and October to 24.75 in early trading. Flood warnings for the Trinity river aid the move while Texas rain benefits check gains as profits prompt some selling. Spot cotton rises with 305 to arrive 547 bales and mid grades around 29 cents.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Trinity River
Texas
New York Cotton Market Rises on South Rain Prospects
Reports of heavy rains in the South sparked sharp gains in world cotton futures with Liverpool leading the advance. In New York the market opened firm with notable buying lifting July to 28.60 and October to 25.10 while futures closed strong amid widespread optimism.
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New York
Liverpool
Oklahoma
Texas
Wheat market rises on rains and European news
Chicago reports bullish wheat trading as heavy rains threaten crop losses up to 25 million bushels. European political moves and Italian food import duties seen as supports, with futures for July and September edging higher before closing steady to firmer. corn and oats follow wheat with mixed gains. Provisions show hog value weakness.
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Chicago
Call Money Market Report From New York
Call money firm, high 51 2, low 43 4, ruling 43 4, closing bid 51 2, offered 53 4, last loan 51 2. Call loans against acceptances 41 4. Time loans steady, mixed collateral 60 90 days 43 4 5, 4 6 months 5. Prime Commercial Paper 5.
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New York
Foreign Exchange Rates in New York Markets
Foreign exchange quotations in cents show Great Britain at 4.61 3-16, France 6.45, Italy 4.63, Belgium 5.56, Germany 0012 3-8, Holland 39.17, Norway 16.67, Sweden 26.57, Denmark 17.69, Switzer-
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzer
Mammoth Gasser at Ladel Properties Largest South Well
The Ladel Properties Corporation owns a massive gasser in Morehouse parish section 34-205 with a capacity of 43 791 000 cubic feet per day. Drilled by Stovall Drilling and measured for the department of conservation by Duncan Cook and Fred Stovall, the well ranks among the field’s best and its roar can be heard over three miles.
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Ladel Properties Corporation
South
Ladel No. S
Morehouse Parish
Louisiana
Stovall Drilling Company
Duncan Cook
Department of Conservation
Fred Stovall
Feild
Unclear Entries From International Figures
The fragment lists various values and places including land 17.94, Spain 15.02, Greece 2.85, Poland 2015, Czecho-Slovakia 2.98, Argentina 5.25, Brazil 10.25, and Montreal, with no clear context or comparison.
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Land
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Argentina
Brazil
Montreal
Wall Street Mixed Activity Drops In Oil and Shipping Shares
Buying of low priced rails remained active as Western orders influenced trading. The market showed bear selling on oil and shipping stocks with General Asphalt sinking to a new yearly low and California Petroleum Cosden Sinclair falling over a point. American International American Ship and Commerce Marine preferred and Atlantic Gulf and West Indies also dipped, Callmom y opening at 45.4.
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New York
General Asphalt
California Petroleum
Cosden and
Sinclair
American International Corporation
American Ship and Commerce
Marine
Atlantic Gulf
West Indies
Market Prices St Louis Grain Quotes June 11
Wheat No 2 red 1.30 No 3 red 1.27. Corn No 1 white 86 No 1 yellow 5 12. Oats No 2 white 451/4 to 461/2 No 3 white 443/4 to 45.
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Chicago
Dee
St. Louis
Cotton Letter From New Orleans Finds Market Firm
R E Flowerre and Co note torrential rains and unsettled weather in Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas boosting prices. Liverpool spot sales and Egyptian market gains support buying as traders fear crop prospects weaken across the central belt. July congestion persists with active spot demand amid rain forecasts and flood warnings.
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R. E. Flowerre and Co
New Orleans
Liverpool
Texas
Oklahoma
Trinity River
Arkansas
Belt
Rain, delayed cotton crop hurt by heavy belt rains
L L Smith reports heavy to torrential rains across western and central cotton belt with 31 stations recording 1 to 6 inches, especially Arkansas and northern Texas. Wet weather limits new crop prospects, risks weevil spread, and delays U S cotton shipments as Liverpool reports selling fast and new crop late.
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L. L. Smith
Daily
Cotton Letter
New Orleans
Belt
Alabama
Georgia
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Macon
Carolinas
Southwest
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Olahoma
Liverpool
Parker Plans Speaking Tour For Governor Parker
Parker leaves Baton Rouge heading to Atlanta to address the National Credit Men's Association on The Business Man in Politics. He will give a Flag Day address at Theodore Roosevelt’s tomb and speak at the Elks Memorial dedication in Greenfield Mast on June 17.
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Parker
Associated Prom
Baton Rouge
Atlanta
National Credit Men's Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Elks’ Memorial
Greenfield
Mast
New Cotton Standard Work Discussed by Capital Conference
Washington June 11 British and French cotton trade representatives met with American cotton men to discuss the new United States cotton standards act affecting export trade. Secretary Wallace arranged the conference to gather views before regulations are adopted, effective August 1, with aim of universal standards for international cotton trade.
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Washington
United States
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
International Cotton Congress
Atlanta
Liverpool
Liverpool Cotton Association
New Orleans
Rotterdam
Holland
Barcelona
Spain
Hugh L. Roxburgh
Cecil Taylor
A. G. Nickson
J. G. Clayton
Manchester, Cotton Association, Ltd
H. Robinson
W. Heape
International Federation of Master Spinners and Manufacturers’ Association
Joseph Wild
Cecil Hilton
Syndicat du Commerce Des Cotons
Havre
France
Pierre de Pasquier
Alexandria men named as possible Louisiana governor candidates
The Daily Town Talk prints a Lake Providence letter suggesting Judge H. H. White of Alexandria as a possible candidate to fill the post long vacant since the Civil War. Other Alexandrians mentioned are John C. Blackman and John H. Overton, both said unable to run for health and business reasons respectively.
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Associated Press
Alexandria
Louisiana
H. H. White
Lake Providence
Daily
Town Talk Today
John C. Blackman
John H. Overton
Charlie's Brooms Put Up For Sale By Local Builder
Chas. L. Thomas, a blind broom maker at 520 Grand Street, announces sale of his wares. Hookie Howell and Carl Miller donated signs for the display as The News-Star handles printing and banner. Who will buy Charlie's brooms. 11 et.
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Grand Street
Hookie Howell
Carl Miller
The
News-Star
Mon ore Traffic Boss in Washington Meeting Over I C C Rate Move
H J Fernandes Monroe traffic bureau manager rushed to Washington for a conference tied to an Interstate Commerce Commission rate order affecting Louisiana railroad charges. Shippers plan future talks on adjustments as rates rise and fall take effect this month.
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H. J. Fernandes
Monroe
Washinton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisiana
Fernandez
Washington
Oil Field Inspection Trip by Standard Oil Director
Astorigind Mrese reports that a Standard Oil of New Jersey director left on a three week inspection trip covering oil fields in Oklahoma California Wyoming and Montana. American Locomotive stockholders approve a major stock reclassification replacing 2000 shares of 100 par common with 5000000 par value shares and set minimum capital equal to the preferred stock plus 50 per no par share.
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Astorigind Mrese
New York
Jone fl.Officiale
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Californa
Wyoming
Montana
American Locomotive Company Today
Cotton prices rise on weather reports from southern states
Cotton prices jumped in early trading as heavy rains in Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana were reported. The market opened 20 to 65 points higher and climbed to 87 points above Saturday’s close led by July to 28.65 October to 26.15 and December to 24.40.
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Mares
Associated Press
New York
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
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Chicago Grain Market
Mammoth Gasser
Wall Street
Grair
Chas. L. Thomas
Monroe Steam Laundry
Ouachita News
FE. J. Mallon
Thurman
Charles Schulze
O. P. Slack
S Autley
Lula Carroll
W. M. Kelly
Henry Williams
H. B. McCrea
Arkansas-Louisiana Navigation Company
Adolph Felsenthal
Carson, Ark
Camden
South Arkansas
Ouachita River
B. 8. Pharr
Fred D. Doty
R. CC. Stewart
James C. Wright
Giles
Ny Capital
Miecissippi
New Reans
Met Rouge
Missouri-Pacific
R. W. Paath
Shreveport
Mur Rogge
Buick
Sedan
Reed-Lennon Motor Co., Inc
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H. H. Boyd CO
Jackson Street
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