Phillips Back as Jury President In Parish Proceedings
The article notes Phillips resumes as jury president with Wright credited for reducing juvenile delinquency and raising morals. Thurman will continue traffic enforcement. Rogers and Bogers discussed assistant roles and ongoing budget for mobility. Flooding impacts include over 500 people displaced in West Tulsa and half a million dollars in property damage between here and Sand Springs.
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Tres Rogers
Bogers
Mobile
Feders
Eng
Tulsa
Sand Springs
Terror in Ruhr Sparks Calls for Assassinations
Duesseldorf reports an organized reign of terror as guerilla warfare targets occupying French forces in the Ruhr. French military headquarters say nationalists seek revenge for Schlageter’s execution and list General Degoutte and other officers as assassination targets. Nightly shootings provoke drastic security measures, curfews, and hostages as authorities clamp down.
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Associated Press
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Ruhr
Albert Schlageter
Degoutte
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Waulfrata
Wanne
Reck- Hnghausen
Spenny DY Orloe
Nuar
Rekinghausen
P.m
Hughyuren
Notable Weather Terms Puzzle Hints in Beane Notes
Fragmentary notes reference weather terms and dates with Beane and stock mentions. The legible items mention dates in May and April and indicate discussion of forecasts and measurements.
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens With Mixed Washout
Flood reports from Oklahoma and belt rains lift cotton briefly before selling by longs pulls prices. July contracts slide on Balkan tensions while October and December futures fluctuate. weekly government crop reports temper enthusiasm. Spot cotton eases five points, Liverpool quotes hold steady amid steady demand.
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New Orleans
Oklahoma
Balkans
PSG Delack
Liverpool
Mareh Wools
New York Cotton Market Faces Unsettled Trading
The cotton market showed unsettled trading with irregular fluctuations as weather reports and weekly bureau data influenced sentiment. Prices opened steady, slipped, then partially recovered for October and December futures amid shifting expectations and varying selling pressure across grains and crops.
Grain and money market notes from St Louis and New York
St Louis grain prices list cash wheat and corn by grade with bid ranges, oats and red markets noted. New York call money eased with a high of 4 3/4 and a closing bid of 4, time loans steady. prime commercial paper quoted at 5.
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St. Louis Grain
St. Louis
Cell Money
New York
Ted
Noted Prisoner to Be Taken to India by Scotland Yard
New Orleans June 14 Inspector George Miles of Scotland Yard sailed today on the liner Cambria for New York with Charles Glenn Collins a former lieutenant colonel in the British army known as New Orleans most noted prisoner. The voyage aims toward Bombay India where Collins faces an extradition fight over a $20 6 0 0 fraud claim. Collins long extradition battle lasted five years and crossed several U S courts including the Supreme Court four times. He previously spent years in New Orleans jail and was jailed without bail during the case.
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New Orleans
George Miles
Scotland Yard
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New York
Charles Glenn Collins
Bombay
India
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Boyoto
Antwerp
Gallipoli
France
Petrograd
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Eountry-Ca
United States District Courts
Supreme Court of the
United States
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Arthur Fuller
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Order of St. Michael and St
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England
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Orent
Celsius
Canada
Camp van- Cartier
Guese Neck
Fieldoan
Texas
Ipspector Fuller
Cal
New Orleans Market Trends and Weather Pressures Report
The report notes a lower market trend amid predictions of better Mississippi Valley and South Atlantic weather. Temperatures were near normal with heavy rains in the northwestern cotton belt and locally excessive rains in the southeast. Growth in Texas and Louisiana was good despite rainfall, while Oklahoma faced too cool and wet conditions and flooding. Georgia saw improvement yet overall conditions remained poor with grassy fields. Carolinas had favorable cotton weather, with North Carolina growth fair to very good. Census data due tomorrow morning estimates May U S consumption near 603000, with weekly spinner takings likely bearish. Exports figures compare May and August totals to prior years.
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Generals
Lovery
Missippi Valley
South Atlantic
Balkans
Washington
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Georgia
Carolinas
South Carolina
Northwest
North Carolina
Census Bureau
U. S
Testimony Opens in Roig Robbery Case in Shreveport
In Shreveport district court Alfred Roig faces trial for the March 23 robbery of the American Express Company safe. Travelers checks totaling about $4,000 were taken. Testimony began yesterday afternoon and is expected to continue through today.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
District Court
Alfred Roig
American Express Company
New Classified Advertisements Listing Local Sales and Rentals
A dense page of varied ads shows items for sale including furniture beds and kitchenware, rental offers for single rooms and furnished apartments, and a sale of property lots and residences. Names and contact details appear sporadically amid the jumble of listings.
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