Turpentine and commodity market notes from Savannah and Chicago
Turpentine market in Savannah on December 4 remains firm with prices around 98. Turpentine and related goods show fluctuating values across several days. St. Louis reports mixed grain prices with wheat around 1.75 and corn in the mid 70s. New York markets show firm stocks and higher foreign exchange while cotton eases and sugars weaken. Chicago notes wheat easy and hogs higher amid broader commodity shifts.
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Cotton market quotes and prices report
New York spot cotton quiet with middling at 20.75. New Orleans futures show Dec at 29.31 to 19.93, Jan at 19.21 to 19.28, Mar at 18.89 to 18.91, May at 18.60 to 18.61, and July at 18.36 to 18.88.
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Prohibition Agent Accused of Lavish hotel Expenditures
Washington report alleges a prohibition agent spent over 1000 government dollars during a month at the Mayflower Hotel. He entertained at a banquet for thirteen, with hotel staff and liquor supplied by a colleague. The hotel fired two employees, and the agent and others await trial.
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Unification Vote In Methodist Church Falls Short
Nashville reports the secular Drege bureau shows the 45th annual conference vote on unification of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Affirmative 4528, negative 4108, 420-vote majority but 1949 ballots short of the required three-fourths. Florida conference 149 for, 110 against. Officials will canvass conference results December 11.
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Senator Harrison paints pitiful plight of Republicans
Washington DC Dec 4 Senator Harrison a Democrat Mississippi declares the long vacation of the President ends and an accounting will be demanded. He laments party leadership and notes Republicans fear and tremble with Borah leading foreign policy clashes. He cites Watson Ernest and Cummings seeking White House favor as purging reform figures and predicts rough sledding ahead for the GOP.
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Explosion at De Leon sawmill kills five in Florida
A sawmill boiler exploded at De Leon Florida injuring three and killing five men including owner E P Creel and workers Walter Redmond William Jenkins Dends Smith Theodore Martin. Claud Redmond and Dibert Whitehead were seriously hurt as investigators work to determine the blast cause.
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Fate of Cyclops Tied to Orion Damage Study
Navy examines Wednesday damage to the collier Orion off Virginia capes to shed light on the 1918 Cyclops disappearance. Orion buckled amidships with starboard front and is under inspection after a heavy storm, while Cyclops vanished after Barbados with 57 passengers and 20 officers aboard. possible causes include heavy cargo stress or submarine activity.
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Countess Declines To See Reporters
West Palm Beach Florida December 4 Countess Salem Von Hoogenstraeten nee Millicent Rogers remains tight lipped as reporters surround her residence refusing to discuss marital matters. The siege continued for two days as journalists sought details about potential divorce and custody questions involving her husband who has traveled to America to pursue custody of their child.
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