Local Advertisements and Notices from Phoenix Area
A collage of local shop ads and notices covers Phoenix Drug Store and Chase Col lens Co. Ltd selling remedies and vanila extract, Gordon's Harness Shop, J F E Larkin sale items, and a model road property for sale near Dermott Arkansas. District Attorney Odom attended preliminary trial in Houston Campbell as Judge Madison was delayed by his mother's illness.
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Odom
Houston Campbell
Judge Madison
Bastrop
For Rent Five Room Cottage at Fourth and Pine
For rent a five room cottage at Fourth and Pine streets. Apply Mrs. W. A. Strong, West Monroe. Also for rent dwelling at 206 Walnut Street. Apply A. J. Keller, 400 North Third Street. 25 I1moe P
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Fourth and
Pine Streets
W. A. Strong
West Monroe
Walnut Street
A. J. Keller
North Third Street
Bryan defeated Parker chosen at Democratic confab
The scene split factions as William Jennings Bryan urged harmony while Indiana Senator John W. Kern emerged as a favored progressive for temporary chairman. Disorder flared with Parker backers and Wall Street critique, roll call underway amid cheers, threats, and calls for unity.
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Kern
Indiana
Bryan
Wilson
Clark
National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Wall Street
Col Bryan
Senator Kern
Judge Parker
O'Gorman
Culberson
Clayton
Alabama
Parker
Harmony
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Mr. Kern
Theodore Bell
California
Fitzgerald
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Mack
John W. Kern
Cone Johnson
Texas
Parker and Bryan dominate diverse state vote totals
A long roll of state by state tallies shows Parker leading or tying in many regions with Bryan, OGorman and Kern also appearing. The passage notes Parker's majority on motion of Senator Luke Lea of Tennessee and that Judge Parker's election was declared unanimous before adjournment.
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Parker
Luke Lea
Tennessee
City Court Docket Heavily Packed With Fines And Paroles
In a busy Monday session Judge Mangham handled a large docket. Youths seen raiding gardens were ordered whipped by their mothers and their mothers given ten days on the streets. Several youths and girls faced fines for fighting and profane language. A case of assault earned a small fine, and three boys were paroled after jumping trains with warnings to their parents. Also noted, Representative A P Pujo plans to retire, and Donelson Caffrey was the only ex Confederate to preside over a national convention.
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Judge Mangham
Beatrice Ross
Lelah Masling
Olivia Smith
Ead End
Ross
Elberta Lewis
Henry Allen
Lula Turner
Sooky
Bill Smith
Jasper Gordon
Willie Flewellen
Buddvy
McCarthy
Donelson Caffrey
Louisiana
Palmer and
Buckner
Indianapolis
Bar Gains Still In Stock As Crowds Flock In
A bustling day drew large crowds and steady sales as bar gains moved quickly. Patrons were urged to return early and often, with a promise to restock as long as supplies last.
Market Notes New Orleans Cotton Spot Result
New Orleans markets report on Tuesday June 25 1912 with spot prices for 12 1 8 cents and sales of 937 bales. Prices show high low and close figures with steady tone and listings for yesterday.
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New Orleans
New York
New York Spot Prices Noted in Quiet Session
New York markets show mixed commodity quotes with several small upticks and declines. Trading activity appears subdued as prices range within narrow bands across multiple items.
Liverpool Market Rates and Cotton Sales Report
Liverpool market figures show 8000 bales traded with prices around 6.46 to 6.40 per unit. July and August prices noted, with 5 percent pureness on a floor 6.45 to 6.40.
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Liverpool
Prure Sch
St Louis Grain Market Report 1912 Texas Oklahoma Acreage News
Unfavorable crop conditions sparked initial market strength then eased as the government weather report and overnights climatic data turned favorable. Texas and Oklahoma acreage shifts sparked surprise reports with Texas down about 15.9 percent and Oklahoma down 6.4 percent from last year, while New York Chronicle cites slight year over year increases. Trade expects July bureau figures to confirm acreage changes.
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Monroe
New Orleans
Galveston-Dallas News
Texas
Oklahoma
New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Bureau
Campaign advertising and local happenings in Monroe region
Baltimore June 24. Campaign managers seek novel ways to promote candidates at the Democratic convention with hat bands and banners. The Wilson and Champ Clark camps sponsor elaborate decorations, songs, and even women’s accessories. Local items note a sheriff’s bond, a street fight over election day, stray animal poison reports, a harness shop ad, a small fire, and visits from Mrs Mamie Abell and Miss Evelyn Abell. Representative E C Candler Jr of Mississippi is noted as a non native Mississippian in the House.
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Baltimore
Champ Clark
Missouri
Wilson
Bryan
Overflowed lands in district eyed for replanting yield
Two National Government specialists surveyed the overflowed district and report that 80 to 85 percent of land overflowed has been planted. They say natural soil fertilization will offset the short age of acres and the yield will offset the loss. The report is expected today. Signed E. D. Windes.
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Vicksburg
Mississippi
E. D. Windes
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Phoenix Corn Remedy
Phoenix Drug Store
Kern's
Jof Kern
Wallantea
McGuire
Cumberland
Gordon's Harness and Saddle Shop
de Siard Street
Powers’ Store
Ruston, la
B. Smith
W. Smith
Model Road
J. Durivage
Dermott
Ark
Chase & Collens CO. Ltd
W. T. Bennett
Stone Avenue
South 6Th Street
Gordon
J. FE. Larkin
Fuge One
Princes Home of
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Radium Gold
Cupid
Zoological Garden
Tanhouser Reliance
Princess Symphony Orchestra
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