Market Highlights From Chicago and New Orleans
Market notes from Chicago New Orleans and St. Louis report wheat corn oats and rye prices July September December futures. Cotton futures in New York steady and New Orleans quotes list several months with values. A local report notes a large rattlesnake killed near Barnett's Creek school and a Georgia coastal terrace description by Dr McCallie spanning 18 000 square miles inland 60 to 175 miles.
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Georgia
S. W. McCallie
Atlantic Ocean
Florida Lne
State budget faces $660,710 shortfall for coming year
A Georgia budget story says the state budget commission likely will recommend appropriations totaling $11,578,088.42 against an estimated income of $10,917,374.44, leaving a deficit of $660,710.98. The slate includes large grants for education and public services, with figures compiled for Gov. Walker and auditor Sam J. Slate.
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Atlanta
State Budget Commission
Budget Commission
Statesboro College
Bowden College
Blind Academy
Deaf Academy
University of Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Georgia Tech
State Normal School
State College For Women
Milledzevile
Georgia Industrial School
Albany
Georgia College For Women
Valdosta
Brounda
Revenue Department
Texas Embarks Upon New Venture In State Education
Lubbock reports the plan for a public Texas Technological college named the College That Is to Be with 2000 acres and 1 million dollars. Dr P W Horn leads a no Greek letters policy, no hazing, and a drive to avoid class divisions while admitting all capable youths.
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Texas
Lubbock
West Texas
Texas Technological College
P. W. Horn
Plains
Horn
Hornherseys
America
Prevention methods curtail lynchings in 1924 report
A report by the Commission on Race Relations notes 45 protections prevented lynchings in 1924 and 16 were carried out, with public officials often risking lives or using force to safeguard prisoners. It cites four typical cases from the South including Jacksonville Florida Lufkin Texas Atlanta Georgia and Roanoke Virginia illustrating protective actions and growing public opposition to lynching.
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Washington
Commission On Race Relations
Federal Council of Churches
United States
George EB. Haynes
Commission
Saynes
South
Jacksonville
Fla
Duval County
Lufkin
Texas
Angelina County
Atlanta
Georgia
William Jackson
Macon
Fulton County
J. W. Culpepper
Central of Georgia Railroad
Roanoke
Otey Gilmer
Rock Mount
Virginia
Roanoke City
Martinsville
Defense witness contradicts Faiman in Shepherd trial
Defense witnesses challenge key points in the Siepherd trial including stationery origins of a letter from Stoll and Shepherd and the 1000 900 estate bequest. Miss Peterson denied Marchand ever worked in Shepherd's office while Isabelle Anderson testified about the dissolution of the firm and destroyed stationery. The defense slated about fifteen more witnesses and a possible close by Monday afternoon.
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Shepherd
Faiman
Marchand
Stoll and Shepherd
Eva Peterson
Shepherd and Stoll
Issabel Anderson
Shepherd and Stoll Partership
Ashley Estate Plans Ten Story Hotel in Valdosta
The Ashley Estate authorizes swift plan preparation for a ten story hotel to rise in Valdosta displacing several old brick shops. The project reflects surging local demand amid Florida investor interest and nationwide focus on the Woodrow Wilson Memorial College development now underway.
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Ashley Estate
Valdosta
Florida
Wodrow Wilson Memorial College
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Thomasville Ice & Mfg. Co
Wann & Som
Mitchell
North Broad
Stegall
Stegall's Dairy
Chicago Grain and Produce Market
Chicago, Ill
Rye
P.C
Judy Eter
Turpentine
Savannah
ST. Louis Grain
St. Louis
NEW York Markets
New York
Chicago
Chicago, al
New Orleans
George Singletary
Barnett’s Creek
Fense
Young McClintock
McClintock
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Isabelle Pope
Billy McClintock
W. 3. Mitchell
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the Prescription Department
Thomas Drug Store Inc
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