School awards mark 1925 graduation ceremony
White-Spunner received the ert P. Bush medal for scholarship at graduation held at the Scot Rite cathedral with 2566 graduates. J Laster Hill and Pres Wefel Jr spoke as about 3 000 relatives attended. Frank azer Hart received the Laster Dodd Jr memorial medal as best citizen. The Hill urged graduates to guard against vandals and value civic duty. Principal Grove praised the class, listing honor roll names and noting top grades. Grand jury for June term to meet Monday at 10 o clock, docket limited.
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Ert P. Bush
Scot- Rite Cathedral
Iun
J. Laster Hill
Pres. Wefel, Jr
Thool
Dodd
Walter Dodd
Walter Dodd, Jr
Die Hill
Frank J. Grove
Grove
Murphy
Foloe Grace Lorraine
Daxon Clinton
Aglac H del Homme
Elsa Fried
Malvena Mary
Howell
Virginia Lauber
McCrary
Adelaide Marieaglen
Rudisill
Burmah Marmith
Marion Dear Stanland
Strickland
Frances White
Frank Frazer Hart
Justin
Belford Shoumate
Charlie Sam
Alfred Ward
Clara Stone
Grace Allen
Hattie Helene Kara Hoffman
Ruth
Olive Isabelle Palmer
Alma Lucile Treutel
Frances Ane
Charles Martin Drey
Andrew Mu
Ruth Knudsen
Evelyn Burns Stapler
David Knapp, Jr
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Steady with Rain Softening Prices
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with early trades 1 point down to 8 up as showers in the eastern belt and Texas Panhandle pressured prices. July futures slipped to 24.09 amid declines, while spot cotton closed about ten points lower and Liverpool remained closed.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Texas Panhandle
Galveston
Greeny
Grain and Provisions Markets Slip After Early Gains
Chicago June 6. Wheat prices fell after an early advance driven by hot weather and damage reports. Heavy selling cut values with forecasts of showers adding bearish pressure. Corn also softened after a brief uptick, oats rose on rain, and hogs influenced the easy tone in the provision market. Cash prices listed for wheat corn oats and other staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A.P
Corti
Tee Weane
Oan
Two Priests Are Ordained Here at Cathedral Mass
Roger of Mobile and LeBaron of Pensacola were ordained priests at the Cathedral of the State Conception before a large gathering. Bishop Rt. Rev. P. Allen conducted the ceremony. Both will celebrate their first Mass tomorrow, Royer at the Cathedral and LeBaron in Pensacola.
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Ph A
Roger
Mobile
LeBaron
Pensacola
State Conception
Biwara P. Allen
Alamae
Florida
Father Royer
Walter H. Royer
French Concession Strikes Prompt Large City Disruptions
Reports from Hankow and Peking describe widespread strikes in the French concession and student demonstrations. About 250000 on strike with 1500 marines landed. anti foreign sentiment grows as marches erupt and protests threaten property, shops, and rickshaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granghal
Hankow
Peking
A.P
Nations May Confer On Gas Weapon Ban
President Coolidge open to a conference of nations to ban gas as a weapon if the army traffic talks fail. Overnight dispatches said a Washington gathering would be unnecessary after eloquent addresses by Theodore E. Burton and Boncourt. Geneva vote backed a protocol banning asphyxiants in war for signatories.
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Washington
A.P
Coollidge
Theodore E. Burton
Boncourt
France
Geneva
Signa
Vital Statistics Deaths and Names Appear in Local Notice
In a local vital statistics notice several individuals are named including Louis Nathaniel Nabors John Walter Francis O Donnell and Katie Gatherings. The fragmentary text also references a Garrett and other unreadable items within an oblique listing of deaths and related data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Nathaniel Nabors
John Walter
Francis O'Donnell
Es peDevial Jr
Katie
Elra Rahn E. Garrett
Bar Silver and Mexican Dollar Rates
The New York market reports bar silver at 68 3 4 cents and Mexican dollars at 62 7 8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Dairy Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago dairy market summary for June 6 shows Cutter higher with 20,253 tubs sold. Creamery extras and standards range 421-4c to 423-4c, extra train 41 411-2c, firsts 39-40c, seconds 85-38c. overall receipts 27,832 cases.
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Chicago
Lawyer Speaks on American Situation At New Jersey
Alvin M. Johnson, Boston lawyer and Tufts college trustee, told the New Jersey Bar Association that the communist party in America is working toward violent overthrow of the U S government. He cited supposed documentary evidence from secret Soviet records and cited a 1924 Moscow instruction for propaganda funds totaling 40 000 for January 1926 and 25 000 a month thereafter.
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Atlanta City
N. J
International News Service
Communist Party of America
United States
Alvin M. Johnson
Boston
Tufts College
New Jersey Bar Association
Johnson
America
Moscow
Courfnry
Russia Denies Interest in China Says Trotzky
Moscow reports quote Leon Trotzky denying any Russian intervention or fomenting trouble in China. He describes Russia as pursuing neighborly conduct and avoiding external propaganda. The statement marks his first international remarks since returning to normalize party lines amid Chinese affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Leon Trotzky
China
Trotzky
Market lifts as oil prices spike shares during June session
New York trading sees higher midcontinent crude prices lift oil shares with gains up to 21 points. Major issues like Lehigh Valley at 83 mark new yearly peaks while Lackawanna Atlantic Coast and Canadian Pacific also advance. Bond market steadies as Paris concerns linger and repo reserves show a weekly decline.
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New York
Moon
Chandler
Lehigh Valley
Lackawanna
Atlantic Coast
Canadian Pacific
Ajax Rubber
Allied Chem. & Dye
Allis Chalmers
Agr. Chem. Prd
Can
Foreign
Ice
Locomotive
Safety Razor
Smelt & Ref
Steel, Foundries
Sugar Refining
Sumatra Tobacco
Tel. & Tel
Water Works
Woolen
Anaconda Fee
Associated Oil
Atch. Top. & Santa Fe
Atlantic Coast Line
Ad Gulf & W. Indies
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall
Bethlehem Steel
Bklyn.Manh. Trans
Bklyn
Union Gas
Briggs Mfg. Co
Cal. Petrolem
Canadian -Pacific
Cerro de Pasco Copper
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic. & Alton Pfd
Gt. Western
Gt. West. Pfd
Chic
Mil. & St. Paul
Mil & St. Paul Pfd
Rock I.& Pac
Chile Copper
Coca-Cola
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Columbia
Gas & Elec
Congoleum-Nairn
Consol. Distributors
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated Textile
Continental Can
Continental Motors
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Cuyamel Fruit
Davidson Chemical
du Mt de Nem
Electric Pow
Fleischmann Co
Foundation Co
Freeport Texas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
General Petroleum
Glidden Co
Goodrich, B. F
Great Northern Prd
Gulf, Mobile & Northern
Gulf States Steel
Ouston Oldsouston
Hudson Eescet S Tel
Kansas City Southern
Came
Leh Valley
S Inc
Rati Mack
Magma
Copper
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes June Market Snapshot
Commodity prices across wheat corn barley hay and wool show steady to easy conditions with specific quotes for futures and grades. International rates for shipping and petroleum and turpentine ease are noted along with cottons and hides and miscellaneous markets for coffee rice molasses and wool.
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New York
United Kingdom
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Mburg
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Ohio & Petin
Pga
New Orleans
Chicago and East St. Louis Livestock Markets Report
Livestock prices across Chicago and East St. Louis on June 6 show hogs steady to lower with mixed lots and tops near 12.36 for heavy butchers, cattle largely steady to higher for better grades, fat cows and canners down, sheep receipts about 4 000 with fat lambs around 15 dollars, yearlings and ewes varying by weight and quality. Multiple regions report supplies and demand shifting, with week totals and price spreads noted.
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Chicago
Vance
East ST. Louis
Coolidge To Leave For Far West Today
President Coolidge prepares for an afternoon departure to Minnesota to deliver a Norse American Centennial address on Monday. He will return to his desk by Wednesday, traveling with Mrs. Coolidge, Secretary Kellogg and others on a special section of a regular train.
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Washington
Coolidge
Minnesota
Kellogg
St. Paul
Lenroot
Sanders
A. Cheney
White House
Croupal
James C. White
Man Butler
The
Republic National Committee
B.C. Gelaser
Secret Service
Coolidge Northwest Tour Highlights Presidential Return
President Coolidge trips to Minneapolis and St Paul for a centennial celebration of the first Norwegian colonists arrival. He speaks at 2 30 p m Monday then attends a reception at the Minnesota state capitol before returning that night.
Plan to Free John H McEvoy Abandoned
Efforts to obtain parole for John H McEvoy a Mobile politician were abandoned according to a United States attorney general announcement. Protests from Mobile were sent to Washington after informants indicated a parole sponsorship by Congressman John McDuffie and City Commissioner R V Taylor. The parole recommendation was rejected and no further case details were released.
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John H.mcevoy
United States
Washington
National Capital
McEvoy
R. V. Taylor
Department of Justice
Alabama
Parole Board
Mabel Willebrandt
Prohibition
Mobile
Cheaper Cotton Sought at Vienna Congress
In Vienna on June 6 the cotton congress adopted a resolution for more and cheaper cotton and urged a world wide increase in acreage. Delegates protested Texas shippers disavowing responsibility for internal damp and approved humidifying weaver rooms. The special crop reporting bureau for the United States was postponed.
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Vienna
Cotton Congress
Texas
United States
States Not Using Gasoline Tax For Road Repairs
The American Automobile Association said about 11 million dollars or one seventh of total gasoline tax revenue paid by motorists was diverted in seven states to channels other than road building. The states cited were Pennsylvania Maryland Texas North Dakota South Carolina Georgia and May. The AAA warned this could destroy the gas tax structure unless two trends are stopped misappropriation of funds and incremental tax increases.
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Washington
A.P
American Automobile Association
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Texas
North Dakota
South Carolina
May
Georgia
Victim Shot by Blackmailer Leader in Brooklyn
Thomas Lonsdale Leeming a Brooklyn manufacturer banker and civic leader is dead after being shot in a Williams Street building lobby by Charles Muller a former Sing Sing inmate. Muller confessed in two versions claiming kinship and extortion details while police doubt both accounts.
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New York
A.P
Thomas Lonsdale Leeming
Brooklyn
Charles Muller
Sing Sing
Leeming
Williams Street
Financial District
Muller
D. C. Campaign Plans Completed
A committee led by Mark Lyons outlines a $75,000 budget campaign to boost Mobile’s Chamber of Commerce. A 15 two-person flying squad will precede five divisions of five teams each, including a women’s division to grow female membership across twenty city districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Lyons
Mobile
Dowell Shows Big Improvement at Masonic Hospital
Dr. Spright Dowell, president of Alabama Polytechnic Institute, continues to show improvement after a May automobile crash at Masonic Hospital in Troy. Doctors say his ultimate recovery remains doubtful.
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Troy
Ala
Spright Dowell
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Masonic Hospital
Dowell
Florida Legislature Called In Extra Session
Governor John W. Martin proclaimed an extra session of the Florida legislature. The proclamation directed the house and senate to reconvene at 10 o clock Saturday morning in the State Capitol at Tallahassee.
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State Capitol
Tallahassee
Fla
John W. Martin
House
Senate
Heat wave toll climbs across states as deaths rise
A six day heat spell drives up fatalities with New York reporting 31 deaths and the nation tallying 238. Philadelphia and Baltimore post new June highs while cities from Chicago to Minneapolis endure extreme temperatures and strain medical services.
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New York
A.P
New York City
Phelphia
Eddysville
Baltimore
Jersey City
Middletown
N. Y
Poughkeepsie
Eton Defeats American Polo Team in Practice Match
June 6. The Eton polo team beat the United States Army team six goals to four at Ranelagh club in a prep match ahead of British and American army contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indon
Eton
United States Army
Ranelagh Club
Veteran mail flier falls not hurt in lake plunge
Eddie Hubbard, veteran mail pilot, fell over 4500 feet into Lake Washington last night. He escaped serious injury despite a badly damaged plane. Local authorities investigated the incident and Hubbard was treated for bumps. The crash occurred near Seattle, Washington, with no fatalities reported.
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Seattle
Wash
Eddie Hubbard
Lake Washington
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Og A . White-Spunner
Bush Prize
Lister Hill
Circuit Court
Orleans
Faeved
Weekly Financial Review
Devel New York
French Exchange
Oo. Huancu
Treasury
Ahn Rise
Woolworth
Cushman’s
Coca - Cola
International Combustion Wheeling
American Ice
International Ement
Remington Typewriter
Ora
United States Steel Corporation
Bethlehem
International Mercantile Marine Report
Movemenon
Tern Cealers
Stock Exchange
Paris and
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho
Packard Motor
Pan-Am
Pennsylvania R. R
Penn
Seaboard Steel
Phila. & Rdg. C.,& I
Philipps Petroleum
Pierce Arrow
Postum Cereal
Pullman Co
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Ray Consolidated Cop
Reading Co
Replogle Steel
Republic I. & Steel
Reynolds Spring
Reynolds Tobacco
St. Joseph
St. Louis & San Fran
Savage Arms
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air L. Ptd
Sears-Roebuck,Co
Shell Union Oil
Simms Petroleum
Sinclair Con
Skelly Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern By
Spicer Mfg
Standard Gas & Elec
Standard Oil of Cal
Nla ‘Ry
Power
Wabash Ry
Wabash Pfd
Westinghouse Elec
Mfg
White Motor Co
Rland
Worth
Wace Merete
Far West
J. Losh
United Press
President Coolidge
Minneapolis
Oc On
Morse
Northwest
Wisconsin
Everett Saunders
St. Paul's
Coolidges
John H. Wevoy
U. S
D. C
Stanley
Devers
Ill
Middle West
Central West
Marquette
Mich
Ohio
Paducah
Indiana
North Central
Crosby
Minn
Farego
N. D
Yellowstone Park
Tonopah
Nevada
Weathe Report
Crite
Birmingham
Buffalo
Chi ‘O
Williston
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