For Sale Brand New House On Moultrie Road Bastion
For sale a brand new five room house with bath on Moultrie road inside the Boulevard. House is well built and finished except papering which can be done to suit purchaser. Six acre lot with good fence. part timber part cultivated. current planting. Price less than town cost. All city conveniences except city taxes and assessments. F L Gibson Thomasville Ga.
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Moultrie Road
F. L. Gibson
Thomasville
Regulation of common carrier trucks urged in Washington
The New York Merchants Association and the speakers conference of greater New York urged the interstate commerce commission to extend railroad operations to highway transportation with partial regulation of common carrier trucks. They proposed joint through rates with railroads and regulation only when highways do not act with railroads, and recommended store door pickup and delivery systems to lure shipper business if terminal service is comparable in time to rail transit.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Merchants Association
Shippers Conference of
Greater New York
New York
Baseball player dies after bat strikes him in accident
Arthur Garrison aged 25 died in Greenville South Carolina from a fractured skull after a bat on an amateur baseball team struck him accidentally. The accident occurred during a game with Garrison playing for the team.
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Greenville
S. C
Arthur Garrison
I Am
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for May
Treasury reports for May show receipts of 3 779 859 90 dollars and expenditures of 41 873 450 96 dollars, leaving a balance of 45 123 074 72 dollars. Customs receipts through May 28 totaled 26 210 152 34 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Akron university crowns May queen amid contest scandal
Helen McGrath elected May queen at Akron University in Akron Ohio after one candidate was removed and a campus politician suspended. Allegations of ballot stuffing were raised following the first contest.
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Helen McGrath
Akron University
Akron
Ohio
Cotton futures drift lower on weak markets and favorable weather
New York and New Orleans cotton markets fell through the day with July and December hitting season lows as Liverpool weakness and stock declines sparked liquidation. Futures closed 15 to 16 points lower with July around 8.47 in New York and 8.52 in New Orleans.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Wall Street Opens Slump As Rail Break Sinks Markets
New York stocks begin the last month of the second quarter with a broad decline led by rails and major industrials. United States Steel and American Telephone fall sharply while several leaders drop about two points amid a thin, weak session.
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New York
American Can
General Electric
North American
American Tobaccos
Atchison
Jersey Central
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Wall Street
Cotton and turpentine markets report steady to lower prices
Liverpool cotton prices ease with middling values around 6.18 to 6.53 and 4 3 to 4 68 for lower grades as sales reach 4 000 bales. Savannah turpentine and rosin held firm with multiple grades quoted from B to WW and ample stocks noted.
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Liverpool
Poultry Prices Reported in New York Market
New York June 1 poultry prices listed for dressed and regular stock. Chickens fresh 28-41 cents, frozen 25-38. fowls 18-27. old roosters 12-17. turkeys fresh 25-30, frozen 35-44. ducks 16-19.
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NEW York Poultry
New York
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices and Grades Report
Chicago market report lists butter quantities and grade scores with price stability. Bees market shows receipts and grade categories, including extras and firsts with rising percentages and varied storage levels.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Report Highlights Prices and Stocks
Chicago market notes poultry alive and dressed figures for June 1 with quantities of car loads and trucks. Fowls, broilers, flyers, roosters, turkeys, ducks and geese listed with price ranges and totals for the period.
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Chicago
Poultry Alive
New York Butter and Cheese and Sugar Prices June 1
New York markets report butter and cheese prices with steady butter at 6 086, higher creamery values, various scores and lots. eggs listed at 31 910 with unsettled packing and color grading across regions. raw sugar unsettled early with futures action and 3.25 floor on offers, refined at 4.36.
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New York
Memphis Cotton Seed Futures Close Quiet in June Trade
Memphis Tennessee June 1 cotton seed futures closed quiet with bids for June at 22.50 and January at 21.00. New selling figures show monthly futures across June through December and January. Cotton seed meal futures fell modestly with bids from 21.00 to 20.25 and sales totaling 1100 tons.
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Memphis
Tenn
New York Call Money Rates Report
New York call money steady at 1 percent for the day. Time loans show 60 days at 1 to 1 1/4 percent, 3 to 4 months at 1 to 2 percent, and 6 to 6 months at 1 1/4 to 1 3/4 percent. Prime commercial paper at 2 to 2 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged with 30 days at 1 percent, 60 to 90 days at 1 percent, 4 months at 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 percent, and 5 to 6 months at 1 to 1 1/2 percent.
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New York
Call Money
Grain and Oil Prices Move Across Markets
St Louis cash grain shows mixed prices with wheat at 80 14 81 and corn 66 56 percent while oats stand at 28 4 28 percent. New York cotton seed oil closes steady with July at 6.70 and December 6.26. New Orleans prices echo modest moves with June 6.20 and July 6.40 3. Oils show quiet trade with varied crude and yellow quotes.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
New York
New Orleans
Cotton Seed Oil
Cotton Seed Oll
Retrial Ordered for Rev Hay Watson Smith by Arkansas Synod
The Rev Hay Watson Smith of Little Rock Ark a pastor charged with unsound theological beliefs was remanded to the Presbyterian Church US synod of Arkansas for retrial by a commission. Synod representative Marion A Boggs Hot Springs said error occurred in first trial not the verdict though not admitted.
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Montreal
N. C
Hay Watson Smith
D.D
Little Rock
Ark
Synod of Arkansas
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Marion A. Boggs
Hot Springs
George Urges State Reapportionment By Assembly
Atlanta June 1 Senator Walter F George urges Georgia solons to reapportion the state this summer or the next congressional delegation will be chosen by statewide vote. He warns a statewide vote could deprive districts of representation and leave all ten elected from a single district, a situation he calls unthinkable.
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Atlanta
Walter F. George
General Assembly
Georgia
George
Shipowner Found Guilty in Rose Murphy Sinking Conspiracy
Mobile, June 1. Captain John G. Murphy, Mobile shop owner, found guilty of conspiracy to scuttle the steamer Rose Murphy off the Florida straits in November 1927. Sentencing set for Thursday. He allegedly plotted with crew to sink the ship to collect cargo insurance.
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Mobile
Ala
John G. Murphy
Rose Murphy
Florida Straits
Murphy
New Orleans Spot Cotton Closes Quietly Down Tripledigits
New Orleans on June 1 spot cotton finished quietly with a 25 point drop. Sales reached 213 with low middling at 7.27 and middling at 8.27. Good middling stood at 8.77, receipts totaled 1,813 and stock at 665,146.
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New Orleans
Junction Sought to Halt Mileage Tax by Truck Owners
Five operators in Fulton Superior Court filed an injunction against Comptroller General William Harrison to stop collecting the new bus and truck mileage tax. They claim the tax is fiscially discriminatory and costly, with estimates of $5,000 yearly for Hansburger Motor Transportation and Pace Truck Lines, $4,210 for Georgia Highway Express, $820 for Chattanooga Atlanta Motor Freight Line, and $700 for United Motor Freight Terminal. Enforcement of the motor carrier act was set to begin that day.
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Atlanta
William 38. Harrison
Fulton Superior Court
Hansburger Motor Transportation Company
Pace Truck Lines
Jacksonville
Georgia Highway Express Company
Chattanooga - Atlanta Motor Freight Line
United Motor Freight Terminal
Jailed Man Urges Voters to Elect Him to Office
Los Angeles story reports Dan H. Clark, jailed on slayings charges involving Charles Crawford and Herbert Spencer, urging voters to elect him municipal judge as Crawford and Spencer were found shot in Crawford's office on May 20. Clark, a former deputy prosecutor, surrendered after hours of questioning. He maintains innocence and asks supporters to keep faith while preliminary exam continues.
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Los Angeles
Dan H. Clark
Charles Crawford
Herbert Spencer
Clark
Crawford
Spencer
Burton Fitts
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