Two Deputy Sheriffs and Policeman Face Murder Trial
Abiingdon Virginia June 3 James McReynolds city policeman Abingdon and James Crowe and W H Worley deputy sheriffs faced a trial for murder in Washington Circuit Court for the shooting of J W Kendrick an Emory and Henry College student. Kendrick was wounded fatally while riding in an automobile with two companions. The officers who had bonds of 5000 said they fired at tires after occupants refused to halt and had been told Paul Phelps and Sterling Dutton were causing a disturbance.
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James McReynolds
Abingdon
James Crowe
W. H. Worley
Washington
J. W. Kendrick
Emory and Henry College
Kendrick
Liberty
Paul Phelps
Sterling Dutton
Episcopal Pastor Resigns After Vestry Opposition
Detroit June 3 The opposition of a church vestry to Rev Herbert L Johnson dean of St Pauls Episcopal Cathedral led to his resignation from the pulpit and departure with Mrs Johnson for a year abroad. Johnson denounced vestry as capitalistic and said he was ordered not to sermonize on sex or prohibition as six of nine vestrymen have cellars.
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Detroit
Herbert—L. Johnson
St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral
Dean Johnson
Phoenix
Ariz
Church Congress
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ann Arbor
Mich
Thousands flock to Charlotte for Confederate veterans reunion
Thousands of visitors arrived in Charlotte on June 3 for the 39th annual United Confederate Veterans reunion. More than 112 special railroad coaches and Pullmans were bringing veterans, sons of veterans, attendees, and sponsors, prompting early registration and noting no single sponsor for the south this year. General Harry Rene Lee announced uniform honor and a column of fours for the grand march.
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Charlotte
N. C
South
Harry’ Rene Lee
Tennessee
Confederate Veterans
United Confederate Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Grain Prices Turn Corners on Relief Hopes
Chicago June 3 grain prices jumped at the open on hopes of government action to relieve surplus. Wheat rose about nine cents early and finished about 53-8 to 61-8 cents higher than Saturday's close. July wheat, once under a dollar last week, closed near $1.03 and a fraction.
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Chicago
Norris Muscle Shoals plan wins favorable Senate committee vote
Washington June 3 The Senate agriculture committee favorably reported Norris resolution to carry out the Muscle Shoals plan in opposition to the power trust. The report defends government operation as protecting property improving navigation and flood control. It notes past pocket veto and urges adoption at the next session with emphasis on cheap power for the people.
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Washington
Power Trust
Muscle Shoals
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Coolidge
Norris
Federal Trade Commission
Coroner and Police Clash Over New York Girl Death
In Detroit a dispute arose between the coroner and police over the cause of Mary Baylis Lee's death in a hotel room. The coroner says signs point to murder after a struggle, while police insist heart disease and neck fracture occurred during transport. A second post mortem was planned.
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New York Girl
Detroit
Mary Baylis Lee
New York
James E. Burgess
Fred W. Frahm
Miss Lee
Borah bill to license commission merchants passes Senate
Washington June 3 The Borah bill to license commission merchants dealers and brokers handling perishable products was passed by the Senate today and sent to the House.
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Senate
Washington
Gense Commission
House
High Springs Boy Hit by Passing Automobile
Four year old James Boney of High Springs Florida sustained a fractured skull and a broken leg when struck by a car on the Macon Atlanta highway near Hapeville. He was with his parents en route to Asheville North Carolina and had stopped for lunch by the roadside. The driver was N E Presley of Atlanta and no case was filed at the request of the boy's family.
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Atlanta
James Boney
High Springs
Fla
Macon-Atlanta
Hapeville
Asheville
N. C
N. E. Presley
Boney
Japan Brazil reach direct steamer service expansion
Rio de Janeiro and Japan bolster trade with two direct steamer lines. In 1928 Japan imported 50,600 pounds of coffee, 40,000 pounds of sugar, and 60,000 pounds of frozen meats.
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Rio de Janeiro
Japan
Brazil
Oriental Empire
Fifty Fifth Shriner Convention Opens in Los Angeles
About 75,000 Shriners gathered in Los Angeles for the fifty fifth annual Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine convention. Leroy M Edwards leads a committee-driven program costing around 500000, not including a 250000 electrical pageant funded by the motion picture industry set for Thursday night.
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Los Angeles
Cal
America
Leroy M Edwards
al Malaikah
Florida Legislature Opposes Debenture Clause in Farm Relief Bill
Tallahassee June 3 The Florida Legislature passed a resolution urging its U S Senators Fletcher and Tramell to vote against the debenture plan in the farm relief bill The move aims to help President Hoover secure passage of aid for farmers nationwide via telegraph to Hoover and congressional officials.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
United States
Senate
Herbert Hoover
H. Clay Crawford
Duncan A. Fletcher
Park Trammell
Negro Organization Allowed to Use Its Name
Washington June 3 The Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine a negro organization won a Supreme Court decision allowing continued use of its name and insignia White Shriners in Texas had objected but failed to act within a reasonable time, losing their right to challenge.
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Washington
Deaths End Romance With New Jersey Couple Tragedy
Moorestown June 3. The romance of Ruth Monday Wilson and Horace Roberts Jr. ended in double tragedy by gunfire. Police believe Roberts killed Wilson then killed himself. Wilson, daughter of Camden financier and attorney John O. Wilson, was found dying from two head shots in her father’s home while Roberts lay nearby and had a bullet in his temple and two in the back of his head. A pistol with six shots lay in Roberts’ grasp.
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Moorestown
N. J
Ruth Monday Wilson
Horace Roberts
New Jersey
Roberts
Miss Wilson
John O. Wilson
Camden
Soldier Dies From Fall Injuries At Fort Screven
Savannah Ga June 3 Corporal James D Clemons of the eighth infantry United States army died at Fort Screven today from injuries suffered several days earlier in a fall from a window while asleep. The body will be sent to Walnut Grove Ala for interment.
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Savannah
James D. Clemons
Eighth Infantry
Fort Screven
Walnut Grove
Ala
Rome Woman Near Death After Wreck In Georgia
Rome Georgia June 3 Mrs W H Gaylor boarding house keeper was in hospital with a fractured skull from a Saturday collision between her auto and a street car She suffered a broken right leg and body abrasions She is about 40 and has three sons.
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Rome
W. H. Gaylor
Gaylor
Supreme Court Refuses to Pass on Aluminum Trust Claim
In Washington on June 3p the Supreme Court refused to pass on a case where George D. Haskell charged that an aluminum trust was in operation. The ruling leaves the question unresolved at the federal level.
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Washington
Supreme Court
George D. Haskell
Alluminum Trust
Market rally as wheat jump boosts stocks in New York
Speculative sentiment turns bullish on May earnings and strong wheat gains. Call money holds at 6 percent as oil and utility stocks lead a broad rise with Chesapeake, Chrysler, GE, and Montgomery Ward among early movers. Closing volume around 3.3 million shares.
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Wall Street
Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Washington
Western Railroad
Montgomery-Ward
Ofl
Colorado Springs
Simms
Philadelphia Company
Commonwealth Power
Brooklyn Union Gas
Burroughs
General Electric
International Harvesters
Sears Roebuck
Electric Auto Lite
Advance Rumley
U. Ss. Steel Common
Chrysler
American Telephone
Chesapeake Corporation
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ilinois Central
St. Louis
Southwestern
Shubert Theatres
New York Cotton Markets Edge Higher Amid Steady Prices
Early advances met by firmer grain and stock trends as officials weighed market factors. Offers absorbed, mid afternoon activity quiet and steady with net gains of about 23 to 27 points. futures closed notably higher and spot prices stable around middling 18.7.
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New York
Liverpool
Moultrie Hog Market Report
Moultrie hog market today lists No 1 and No 2 packer hogs with prices and measurements, updated daily by Swift and Company Moultrie Georgia.
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Swift & Company
Moultrie
Wheat price surge in Chicago market sparks broad grain gains
Chicago grain notes show wheat leaping about 9 percent on June 3 amid a rapid buying rush with scant supply. Corn and oats rose modestly with slight extended gains while provisions also climbed, trading within narrow limits.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Butter and Cheese Prices Steady As New York Market Records
New York butter and cheese prices show steady movement with creamery butter ranges and quality grades noted. The report lists creamery higher than extra and first grade scores, packing stock and current make notes, along with cheese price ranges for whole milk flats and fancy varieties.
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NEW York Butter & Cheese
New York
Poultry Prices Published By New York Market
New York on June 3 reports poultry dressed items with fresh and frozen price ranges for chickens fowls and turkeys. Fresh hens and roosters show varied quotes while old roosters and frozen options appear at stated figures.
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NEW York
New York Eggs Price Report From June Market
New York eggs report shows varied quotes for fresh gathered extra eggs at 33 to 33 1 4 cents per dozen, extra firsts around 31 to 32 1 2, with seconds near 79 1 4 cents. Nearby hennery white and western hennery white offer extra and first quality at 34 to 38 1 4 cents, brown hennery styles up to 38 cents and around $5.38 per dozen for fancy grades.
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New York
Hennery
Hennery Brown
Chicago
Poultry Prices Steady in New York Market
New York on June 3 reports live poultry steady overall with broilers moving 34 to 42 by freight and 20 to 50 by express. Fowls and turkeys command 32 to 34 and 20 to 30 respectively, roosters at 17 by freight.
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New York
New York Sugar Market Quiet With Small Offered Price
The raw sugar market in New York on June 3 showed no sales but offers at 3.52 per spot duty paid. Refined sugar held at 5.00 for fine granulated.
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New
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Steady in June Market
Liverpool reports steady cotton prices with strong U S buys. American grades show good middling at 10.43 and 10.83 for strict, sales reach 15,000 bales including 13,700 American, receipts 9,000 with 800 American. Futures close very steady with July at 9.84 and later months around 9.8.
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Liverpool
Potatoes Market Mixed As Prices Edge Lower in Several Regions
Chicago reports a firm market for sacks with modestly easier bids on bils. Alabama bids show 3.75 to 3.40, Louisiana 2.75 to 2.00, Carolina Irish Cobblers 5.25 to 3.30, old stock steady. Wisconsin rounds 75 to 1.00, Michigan 85 to 90, Idaho russets 1.50 to 1.75. Fancy shade higher.
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Chicago
Alabama
Bis
Louisiana
Biss
Carolina
Old Stock Fair
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Chicago Poultry and New York Call Money Report
Poultry prices in Chicago show alive and steady with small changes across fowls roosters turkeys and geese. New York call money remains firm with high 7 low 6 closing at 7 and short term credit rates around 5 to 6 percent across bankers accepts and time loans.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Chicago grains and provisions prices on June 3
Wheat No 1 mixed 1.04 No 2 mixed 1.038. Corn No 1 yellow 85 No 1 white 88. Oats No 2 white 44 No 3 white 4234 4316. Rye no sales. Barley 48 60. Timothy seed 3.35 4.60. Clover deer 17.00 25.00. Lard 11.65 Ribs 13.12 Bellie 13.60.
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Chicago Grains & Provisions
Chicago
Market quotes from St Louis cash grain prices
The St Louis cash grain report lists Wheat No. 2 red at 1.12, No. 2 hard 1.04, No. 3 mixed 84, Corn No. 2 mixed 86, 3 yellow 873. It shows No. 2 yellow 90-91, No. 2 white 92-93, No. 3 white 90-90, Gate No. white 45, Now 3 white 44- A%.
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ST. Louis
New York Cottonseed Oil Prices Close Strong
New York cottonseed oil markets end session firm with prime summer values up 9.55 to 10.01 across months. Notable bids include January 9.96 and December 9.96, with a total of 18 900 sales reported.
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New York
New York Coffee Market Report
New York on June 3 reports steady coffee values with blends like Lemond Ught Rio No 7 and Santos No. 2 showing consistent quotes amid light demand. Prices and categories remain unchanged as traders monitor futures and weather impacts.
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New York
Santos No
Summer survey of oyster beds starts on Georgia coast
Savannah Ga June 3 A two months survey of oyster beds in this section of the Georgia coast began today with J F Seegers Brunswick Tidwater Commissioner of the State J C Hatcher Atlanta chief food R E Reinke Washington a federal engineer with the state pure food department.
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Ravannah
ASPA
Georgia
J. F. Seegers
Brunswick
J.C. Hatcher
Atlanta
Pea R. E. Reinke
Washington
State Pure Food Department
Chicago Live Stock Market Report June 3 Hog and Cattle Receipts
Chicago cattle and hog receipts totaled 17000 and 45000 respectively. Hogs topped at 11.10 for 170 to 210 pounds with bulk 10.75 to 11.15 for larger weights. Slaughter cattle ranged in prices from 6.25 to 15.25 with varied grades across weight classes. Fed steers and yearlings showed strength while stockers were steady to higher.
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Chicago
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