Cotton Market Mixed in New Orleans and New York Trading
Cotton prices fell early and then steadied with a net decline of 13 to 16 points in New Orleans and New York sessions. Spot values eased with Middling around 9.20, while Liverpool quotations showed demand and steady to higher tones for some grades. Ancient records note naval stores and grain markets alongside a public sale notice in Mobile County.
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New Orleans
New York
Georgia
Liverpool
Ccscecs
Soe
Wall Street Review
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Mobile County
Alabama
Thomas J. O'Connor
Court House
Towit
Rosefield
Malek Sthae
Giscess S
Thrift Education For Children And Nation's Power
An editorial urges parents to teach thrift to children, sharing a street car discussion about saving and money value. It notes schools should include thrift lessons, cites German wartime thrift training, and argues national thrift drives during war benefit long term welfare and moral upbringing.
VESSELS IN PORT AND RELATED DOCK TERMINALS
A listing of vessels and docking facilities including Berlin Dan with 1400 pacino Am 3304 Dictator Nor Trym Nor 1138 American Br 688 Ponce Br and various steamships and barkentines at Turner Terminals Gulf Dry Dock Hilton Henderson docks and Hieronymus Docks. It notes repairs, destinations such as Cuba Porto Rico and New Brunswick and ports like Liverpool Guantanamo and Spain with several named ships and terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Pacino
Dictator
Trym
Nor
Ponce
VESSELS MOBILE BOUND
Maritime bulletin lists vessels in movement including Albert D Mills from Puerto Padre to Bahamas Timber Co and Ines from Huelva to Van Heynigen Brokerage. Also notes Carolina from Havana to Moragues Lumber, Maniti to Atlantic & Mexican Gulf Line, Rotonia to Ward Line, Lampassas to Mallory Line, Fruithandel to Penarth, Tallapoosa to Baltimore, Bluefields to United Fruit, Amelia to United Fruit, Fort Morgan to United Fruit, with cargo tonnages and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. Mills
Puerto Padre
Cuba
Bahamas Timber Co
Ines
Spai
Huelva
Spain
van Heynigen Brokerage Co
Carolina
Urug
Havana
Moragues Lumber Company
Mobile
Ee Maniti
Atlantic, & Mexican Gulf Line
C. W. Mills
Progreso
Mex
van Heynigen
Rotonia
Dan
Ward Line
Lampassas
New York
Mallory Line
Fruithandel
Bel
Penarth
Tallapoosa
U. S
Baltimore
Bluefields
Nor
Porto Corteza
United Fruit Co
Amelia
Porto Barrios
Fort Morgan
Bocas
Maritime Shippings Report From The Port
The Honduran fruiter Bodo cleared for Porto Cortez after loading here. The Ponce from New Orleans also sailed to San Juan. Freda arrived from New York to load for the Windward Islands. Teresa cleared for Valencia Spain. American moved to Henderson docks after hurricane delay. Domingos Joa Quin de Silva reported lost with $55,000 insurance claimed. crew of twelve missing after leaving Buenos Aires March 1 with linseed cargo.
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Bodo
Porto Cortez
Ponce
New Orleans
San Juan
Freda
Caribbean & Southern Line
New York
Pier 3
Windward Islands
Teresa
Moragues Lumber Company
Valencia
Spain
United Fruit Company
Henderson East Side
Domingos Joaquin de Silva
James Feore
the de Silva
Buenos Aires
Horticulturists To Meet In Fairhope Delegation Heads South
A large Gulf Coast Horticultural Society group, with families, traveled from Mobile aboard the bay steamer Apollo to Fairhope for the quarterly meeting. The gathering is hosted by the Fairhope Citrus Association and runs into tonight with many ladies in attendance.
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Gulf Coast Horticultural Society
Mobile
Fairhope
Fairhope Citrus Association
Weather and river outlook for shipping routes and regions
The Tombigbee and Alabama rivers show little change over the next two days. A storm from Texas weakens as it covers the eastern half of the country with rain extending to the east gulf coast. Cool, fair weather prevails in the Rockies while northerly upper Lake winds and southerly Atlantic winds persist. Local forecaster Albert Ashenberger notes a two to three inch shorter fall skirt trend in fashion.
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Tombigbee
Alabama
Texas
Ohio
East Gulf Coast
Upper Lake
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Rocky Mountain
Durango
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Paris Papers Mock German Chancellor Speech in Irony
French newspapers print von Bethmann Hollweg's Reichstag remarks verbatim and deride the chancellor. The Petit Parisien likens him to Lady Macbeth, while Le Matin accuses him of evading Poland and annexation and declares his liberty slogan a ploy for German dominance.
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Paris
von Rethmans-Hollweg
Petit Parisien
Poland
Alsace Lorraine
Schleswig
Posen
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Bismarck
Tallapoosa to Arrive Friday After Delays in Baltimore
The coast guard cutter Tallapoosa leaves Baltimore today with a doubled crew from the Winona. Wrecking gear is taken aboard at Norfolk and the vessel proceeds to Mobile, arriving about the 27th. Lieutenant Patterson of the Alert mentions a reception on arrival.
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Coast Guard
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mobile
Patterson
Seaboard Air Line to Spend Half Million on Portsmouth Shops
Seaboard Air Line announces a contract for new Portsmouth shops costing 500000 dollars. The shop force will rise from 700 to 1400 workers as part of the project announced in Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Chamberlain Upholds Prohibition Law In Decision
Judge Henry Chamberlain rules the prohibition statute constitutional in a case where William Pryor was charged for storing liquor. The ruling cites Southern Express Co Whittle and affirms legislative power to regulate storage locations. Pryor fined $2 and costs. appeal noted. Meanwhile Forsyth, linked to Zieman case, failed to appear triggering arrest writ and bond forfeiture.
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Henry Chamberlain
Satur
Fracis J. Inge
William
Inge
Birmingham
Supreme Court
Chamberlain
Southern Express
Supreme of Alabama
Pryor
Jack Forsyth
Alphonse Zieman
al B. Etheridge
Mayor Pillans Invited to Nashville Highway Association Meeting
Mayor Pillans received an invitation from the governor to attend the Highway Association meeting in Nashville during the Tennessee Fair. The association aims to build a Chicago to New Orleans highway monument to General Andrew Jackson.
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Mayor Pillans
Nashville
Mee
Jackson Highway
Pillans
The
Highway Association
Chicago
New Orleans
Andrew Jison
Beretich Escaped Storm by Quitting Job
Toney Beretich of this city escaped from the storm by quitting his job on a tugboat Helen Henderson two weeks ago and returning to Beretich. He was a fireman on the tugboat and his crew were compelled to remain at sea for nineteen hours before being rescued. Church notice follows listing services at First Baptist Church and Bienville Square.
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Toney Beretich
Helen Henderson ii
Beretich
First Baptist Church
Jefferson
Inferior Court Convicts Six In Gaming Charge
In an inferior criminal court session Judge Chambers sentenced Son Leafy George Dunbar Dixon Albert Farley G Wimr West and George Solomon to ten days each for gaming. Frank Carson a former deputy sheriff was released on his own bond as the case continues until September. The officer remains out of the city with no clear return date. The court noted it was improper to hold a man on a minor charge until he could be located. A monument to Bostock, about a century old, is mentioned amid the clutter.
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Inferior Court
Son Leafy
George Dunbar
Dixon
Albert Farley
G. Wimr West
George Solomon
Chambers
Inferior Criminal Court
Frank Carson
Dennis
Chamberlain
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Kelly
Ome
Bell
J. L
L. Krebs
Lee Street
Wallace
Eecambia County
Ala
Ce Eee
Moler Barber College
Ivanhoe Mfg. Co
St. Louis
R. G. List
Minneapolis
Minn
South Conception
Pinkerson & Robinson
W. Dauphin
Serene
J. Koral
Royal and
Congress Streets
Bell Phone
Shaw-Cain Electric
Dauphin St
Pickerson & Robinson
Dauphin
Cedary
W. W. ‘Thompson
Savannah St
Palm Beach
Imperial Pressing Club
St. Emanuel
Terrell & Hive
Oh Miss
J. W. Lathrope
St. Emanuel St
Gulf
Commerce St
Davis Ave
E. Freee
Daunhin
Miss Stone
Church Street
Stein
Ut al Street
Robert Windham
Mobile Electric Company
Fieri
Law & Equity Court
Dauphin Street
Serio Turpentine Cup
Leer A Corporation
P. «A. Motor
Ita
H. P
W. H. Holcombe
M Aster
Krogh, Mer
Savannah
Rosin
Lyons & Courtney
Wm. Holcombe
U.S. Internal Revenue
Bienville Pharmacy
Daniels Drug Co
Hotel St. Andrew Co
Mobile Drug Co
RL. Do
Ortman Pharmacy
Smith, T
Beau Mobile
van Antwerp Drug Co
R. L. Mobile
van Antwerp
W. H., Drug Co
R. L. Va
van Aller’s, Pharmacy
Internal Revenue
Bam P. Jones
J. B. Mosley
U. S. District Court
District of Alabama
J. H. Hubbard
Atmore
Escambia
American Can Can
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel, &Aa
Atchison
Baltimore & Sao
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chi
Mil. & St. Paul
R. L. & Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Erie
Seaboard Air Line, Ptd
Sloss. Shef. Steel & Iron
Studebaker Corporation
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway, Ptd
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
United States Rubber
Chicago Livestock
Warley Fruit and Produce Company
Louisville
Sicily
California
Tennessee
Malaga
Mobile Chamber of Merce
Ons
Tees
Sete Ea d
Ey Dodger
Wongrey
Stella
S. W. Straus
American Society For Thrift
Lizzie Ek, Dennison
Mount Hope
Joseph P. Cooper
D. Pickels
Mary G. Dantzler Evadue
Laguna
Lew Eweee
Ute
Turner Terminals
Gulf Dry Dock
Henderson, Docks
Hildegard
Stranger
Sere Asenee
Wiper
Hieronymus Docks
Gulf Dry Docks
Turner-Hartwell Pinto Dry Docks
Barks
South America
West Indies
Cuban
Porto Rico
Igeo & C. Eee
Turner
Barkentines
Olinger & Bruce
New Brunswick
United Kingdom
Kingdom
France
Guantanamo
Sapis, Spain
Elfreda
Marine News
Shippers’ Forecast
United States Public Health Service
PROHI
Bostock
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