Judge Treads Water Five Hours After Boat Fall
Arcadia Florida June 18 judge Gordon Hayes survived a Gulf water ordeal after falling from a fast moving boat early Sunday. He treaded water for nearly five hours while companions searched then was found exhausted near shore about 30 yards off the coast. He credits the ordeal to a stubborn will and was released after hospital care.
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Arcadia
Fla
Gordon Hayes
Mexico
Hayes
B. F. Welles, Jr
Kermit Stanford
Gulf
Welles
Stanford
Glen Johnson
Boca Grande
Clayes
Johnson
Haas Dixie Golf Champ Takes Easy Pace In Southern Amateur Trials
Fred Haas of LSU sat back as 135 Dixie pros began 36 hole qualifying for the Southern Amateur at the James River course. Haas opted to skip the pace setting and target the medal or top qualifying berth, a strategy recalling last year’s near miss. Former records and favorites included Ed McClure Sam Perry and Bobby Cruickshank predicting a 145 low score with others listed to tee off in staggered groups.
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Richmond
Fred Haas
Louisiana State
Dixie
Haas
Freddy
Ed McClure
Shreveport
Sam Perry
Birmingham
James River
Country Club of Virginia
Gene Vinson
Bobby Cruickshank
Earl Stokes
Louisville
Crawford Rainwater
Atlanta
Bayard Mitchell
St. Petersburg
Billy Howell
Nan Sage, Jr
John Morris
Morton McCarthy
Virginia Beach
Edwin McClure
Bobby Reigel
Malcolm Jones
E. B. Finshaw
Raleigh
Allan Smith
Asheville
Frwin Taxton
Charlotte
A. A. Dowton
Oarsmen Set to Defeat California at Poughkeepsie Regatta
In Poughkeepsie New York the 37th Inter Collegiate Regatta features Navy Washington Pennsylvania Cornell Syracuse and Columbia seeking to outpace California in a four mile twilight race on the Hudson. The California crew is challenged by strong eastern squads with Cornell aiming for a fourth straight win and Navy and Washington among main threats.
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N. Y
California
Navy
Washington
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Syracuse
Columbia
Little Kylbright
Bears
al Huskies
Buck Walsh
Naval Academy At
Through Bus Service No 3 ViSA Ader Coach Line
Through service Thomasville to Atlanta and intermediate points schedule times for northbound and southbound trips. Buses operate from Union Bus Station in Thomasville with stops at Albany Americus Elavilles Thomaston Griffin and Atlanta. Managers S H Ader Albany GA and Pete Drake Thomasville GA listed.
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Thomasville
Atlanta
Albany
Ameticus
Elavilles
Thomaston
Griffin
Union Bus Station
N. Madison St. Thomasville
S. H. Ader
Georgia
E. D
Pete
Drake
Richetti Faces Death Penalty After Merging Murders
Kansas City June 18 A judge and juries sentenced Richetti to death for the murder of Frank Hermanson in the Union Station mass killings two years earlier. The Missouri Oklahoma gangster contemplated gallows as officials closed the book on the case. Verne C Miller and Pretty Boy Floyd had prior fates in related outlaws actions.
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Kansas City
Adam Pichetti
Sallow
Union Station
Richetti
Missouri
Oklahoma
Jackson County
Frank Nash
Verne C. Miller
Detroit
Ohio
Charles
Floyd
Asleen
Frank Hermanson
New York Poultry Races Highlight 1909 12 Varsity Schedule
Live poultry steady and freight unquoted. Race schedule lists freshman two miles at 4 PM with Navy Columbia Washington California Syracuse. junior varsity three miles at 5 PM with Washington Navy Syracuse Cornell. varsity four miles at 6 PM with California Washington Navy Syracuse Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania.
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New York
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Navy
Columbia
Washington
California
Syracuse
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Stock market hesitant with selective buying and timid selling
New York gains were muted as traders expected a technical reaction while idle funds support equities. Advances were small in names like Johns Manville Du Pont American Can and Macy with mixed moves in bonds and flat to mixed signals in steels motors and chemicals.
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New York
United States Treasury
Johns Manville
American Can
du Pont
American Tobacco
Bayuk Cigar
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
Macy
J. C. Penney
Woolworth
Union
Markets at a glance from New York and global exchanges
Markets show firm, selective gains in New York stocks amid steady bonds and mixed demand for rails and specialties. Foreign exchanges improve with gold advances while cotton and sugar trend lower amid local liquidation. coffee rises on firmness. Chicago wheat steady to strong on wet weather and planting delays. corn strong with uneven cattle markets and notes of price drops to around 108s.
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New York
New Orleans
Wall Street
Brazilian Exchange
Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Market Ends Narrowly Higher
Late trading in New Orleans cotton showed futures near where they started with small gains of 3 to 4 points. Weather rains across the belt failed to spark buying as July, October, and December futures held around 11.15 to 11.27, with exports at 11,359 bases and overall prices finishing 7 to 8 points lower on the close.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Futures Quiet After Mixed Trades
New York cotton markets closed barely steady as traders weighed fears of crop damage from rains and floods in the western belt. Oct contracts softened to around 11.32 before a late uptick, with futures showing small gains of roughly 2 to 4 points despite a generally quiet session.
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New
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures in Quiet Market
Liverpool reports 4,000 bale offering with 2,900 American, spot prices seven points lower across grades. American strict good middling 7.29, good middling 6.99, middling 6.79, strict low middling 6.69, low middling 6.44, strict good ordinary 6.24. Futures steady with July 6.37, Oct 6.08, Dec 6.03, Jan 6.03, Mar 6.02, May 6.00.
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Liverpool
Turpentine and bonds update from Savannah and New York
Savannah reports turpentine and ros in stocks with steady quotes and daily figures. Government bond prices in New York show mixed to firm levels across Treasury issues and mortgage securities. Tobacco futures and Chicago grain and provisions wrap with modest gains and steady prose.
Miscellaneous wants and typewriter ads from Unde rwood era
Remington typewriters new and rebuilt offered with service on all makes. Used machines traded. Agent Paul Hobbs advertises Underwood Special model just on the market. Clean cotton rags needed including old sheets and pillow cases for wiping. exclude heavy ducking and stiff narrow edging.
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Remington
Boveht
F. H. Upjonr
Tesco Hotel
Underwood
Paul Hobbs
A. L. Seeley
Albany, Gu
Foreign exchange rates reported in New York
New York report shows Great Britain at 4.93 dollars and cables 4.93, 60 day bills 4.9154, France at 6.61144 with cables 6.61, Italy at 8.23 with cables 0.25, Montreal in New York 99.98 percent and New York in Montreal 100.06 percent.
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Foreign Exchanges
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Montreal
Poultry Market Prices Listed in Chicago Bid
Chicago poultry market report from June 18 shows live poultry prices for trucks and hens by weight. Leghorn hens and rock turkeys feature in ranges from 12 to 22 cents per pound with colored varieties and broilers priced accordingly. Ducks and geese appear with smaller lots and varying weights.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
New Orleans on June 18 cot ton seed oil closed steady with prime summer yellow 9.85 to 10.00 cents per pound, prime crude 9.00 to 9.25, June 9.87B, June bid 9.90B, Sept 9.90B, Oct 9.90B, Dec 9.90B in bid status.
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New Orleans
Chicago Livestock Prices Slow, Mixed Hogs and Cattle Report
Chicago market notes hogs around 40 cents lower with 15 000 head. 207 to 250 lb hogs at 9.65 to 9.80. cattle and calves 6 000 and 2 000 respectively, most classes uneven, steers 12 60 per 100 pounds at top, yearlings around 11.25, vealers weak, slaughter cattle mixed with 8.00 to 11.75 for heavies. Sows 8.25 to 8.65, light weights 8.85 to 9.60.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
UW. SD. A
Sugar futures fall on liquidation and weak demand
New York sugar futures declined as liquidation pressure from Wall Street and brokers pressed prices. July No 3 slid from 2.34 to 2.31 and March from 2.23 to 2.17 with small rallies later, leaving the market around 3 to 4 points lower at 2 p m.
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New York
Wall Street
AAA
New York Call Money Rates Steady Across Markets
New York call money remained steady at 4 percent all day. Time loans held firm with 60 to 90 days at 4 percent to 6 months at 4.4 percent. Prime commercial paper at 4 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged. Rediscount policy by the New York Reserve Bank at 1 percent.
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New York
Call Money
N. Y
Chicago butter and eggs price report Brief market notes
Chicago market summary shows butter at 20 231 and eggs at 24 758 with varied grades and currents. Listings include creamery specials 93 score and extra firsts around 90 to 91 with mostly steady receipts and base storage.
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New York
Chicago
New York Cotton Seed Oil Futures Close Steady
Bleachable cotton seed oil futures in New York closed steady on June 18 with July at 10.31, September 10.30B, October 10.28B, December 10.15, and 26 contracts sold including 12 switches.
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Allied
Shee Am
Am & Fen
Pwr Am Rad Ltd
Stone
Am Smelt & Ref
Auburn
Aviat Corp
Baldwin
Chrysler Col G & EL
Curtis Wright
Gillette
Goodyear T
Studson
Nic
Johns
Kelly Springfi Kennecott
Zib O F Glass
Loews Cige & My
Lambert
Tradebaker
Frans
Gag- Union Carbi
Unit
Corp TY S Ind Ale S Gas Imp
Tt S Steel
S$ Steel Pl. Wesson Oo
Wat Tinton
West el .& Mfg Woolworth Ererey i
NEW York Tobacco
New York
Cotton Seed Oil
New York Raw Hides Futures End Slightly Lower
New York raw hides futures closed barely steady with declines of 9 to 11 points. Market activity remained subdued as traders awaited clearer demand signals and supply developments.
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New York
House defeats plan to remove processing tax in cotton textiles
Washington, June 18. The house defeated a proposal to remove the processing tax from the cotton textile industry. The vote highlighted ongoing tension over tax policy affecting textile manufacturers.
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Washington
House
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