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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1928

Page

5

Robinson Pleads Against Rift On Prohi Question

At Sam Houston Hall in Houston on June 27, Senator Robinson of Arkansas urged unity within the Democratic Party over prohibition. He warned wets against attempting to modify the platform and pledged no nullification of the prohibition amendment by any administration. The appeal followed a Louisiana challenge to seating the Smith delegation, which was decisively rejected.

Byron Price Associated Press Sam Houston Hall Houston Texas Louisiana Senator Robinson Arkansas Smith Robert Ewing New York Robinson White House

Reed Focused on Presidency as Vice Posture Dims

Houston June 27 Senator Reed of Missouri rejects vice presidency talk and gears for a presidential bid with allies from the South pressing for a dry plank in the platform. He blasts Hoover over wartime farm price fixes and urges farm relief as Southern delegates push to lock in Smith’s nomination.

Houston Reed Missouri Smith Herbert Hoover Southlands Cone Johnson Texas Ike Smith

North Dakota Primary Driven by Wet and Dry Issue

Voters in North Dakota faced a heavy turnout in the statewide primary, driven by a wet and dry issue to repeal the prohibition clause of the state constitution. The ballot also selects candidates for Congress and state offices amid decades of dry-state debates.

North Dakota Fargo N. D Congress

Big Tim Murphy Falls Victim To His Own Gang

The former Gas Workers' Union president known as Big Tim Murphy was shot dead last night in a gang feud. A onetime rival of Al Capone and long active in labor and politics, Murphy had avoided armed confrontation but faced deadly threats as rackets and rival factions clashed.

Big Tim Murphy Murphy Gas Workers’ Union Big Tim Timothy D. Murphy Tim Armour and Company J. Ogden Armour Jed Big Tim Murphy Leavenworth al Capone

Texas Tornado Fatality Near Wichita Falls

A tornado on the Henrietta road in Wichita County killed 16 year old W N Coombs and seriously injured two others when a farm house was wrecked along a path about a mile wide. Residents reported extensive damage near the county line.

Wichita Falls Texas Henrietta Road Clay Wichita W. N. Coomb

Johnson Says Smith Lacks Texas Appeal On Dry Plank

Johnson argued that Smith cannot win Texas unless he offers a strong political stance. He claimed Smith would fail to carry Texas on any diluted or equivocal plank, insisting Texas support requires a firm, bone dry platform.

Johnson Smith Texas

Agriculture Plank Battle Shapes Democratic Platform

The drafting sub committee on the 1929 Democratic platform wrestled over farm representation with John A. Simpson pressing to include Thomas B. Cashman on the drafting panel. Senators Pittman and Glass sparred over general industry representation while Farm advocates urged equality and unity on education and veterans policy.

Airplane Television Reception Proves Successful

In Chicago on June 26 passengers aboard a tri motor plane heard voices and saw faces of distant studio guests while cruising over the city. The experiment marked the first successful airplane reception of television from WCFY Chicago Federation of Labor station.

Chicago WCFY Chicago Federation of Labor

Miss Wills Leads American Players to Wimbledon Victory

In Wimbledon England on June 27 Miss Helen Wills of California defending the women's singles championship guided American players to four wins in five matches today as Wimbledon tennis action continued.

Miss Wills Wimbledon England Helen Wills California

Harbor Improvements at Brunswick Approved

Secretary of War Davis approved about 1,000,000 in allotments for maintenance and river and harbor work. The board of engineers for rivers and harbors said hearings on New Brunswick would be held Thursday.

Washington, D. C Davis Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors

Cotton Futures Ease After Fresh Highs In New York Markets

New York cotton futures retraced after reaching season highs with October up to 22.53 as weather and crop conditions improved. July stayed quiet but open gains faded, while new crop months slipped modestly. Prices closed steady with gains 9 to 16 points and spot at 22.65.

New York

Moultrie Hog Market Reports Daily Prices in Georgia

The Moultrie hog market lists No. 1 Packer Hogs at 9.75 and No. 2 Packer Hogs at 9.64 with Roughs 9.64. The daily corrected bulletin updates markets as changes occur, reflecting current prices for packer hogs and roughs in Moultrie, Georgia.

Swift & Company Moultrie

Assistant Secretary Robinson heads to Columbus by plane

Assistant secretary of the navy Robinson departed Washington at six for Columbus Georgia in a 12 passenger Ford plane to visit his son recovering from a stroke at infantile paralysis. The flight was piloted by Lieutenants Callaway and Irvine with aide Barnett Talbott aboard. Reports of a storm near Augusta and Fort Benning prompted Maxwell Field in Montgomery to send a search plane to escort Robinson to the infantry school.

Washington Robinson Columbus Georgia City S. W. Callaway Rutledge Irvine Barnett Talbott Augusta Fort Bragg N. C Maxwell Field Montgomery Fort Benning

Few Congressmen Answer Every Roll Call Last Session

Only thirteen of 435 House members answered every roll call in the first session of the seventieth Congress. William Tyler Page reports eleven Democrats and two Republicans achieved perfect attendance, including Green of Florida and Tarver of Georgia.

Washington, D. C House of Representatives William Tyler Page House Green Florida Tarver Georgia

Harbor locations listed across Atlantic ports

Bedford harbor in Massachusetts Norfolk harbor in Virginia and Brunswick harbor in Georgia are named.

Bedford ‘Harbor Mass Norfolk Harbor Virginia Brunswick, Ga., Harbor

Savannah Naval Stores Market Report Summary

In Savannah Georgia on June 27, turpentine firm reports 51 sales, 650 receipts, stock 19,948 with no shipments. Rosin firm shows 1,480 sales, 4,259 receipts, stock 103,876 and no shipments. Prices listed for several grades and periods.

Savannah Naval Savannah

U. S. Government Bonds Closing Quotes

Government bonds closed in New York on June 27 with Liberty 3 1/4 s at 100.4, 1st 4% at 101.13, 3rd 4 1/4 s at 100.2, 4th 4% at 101.19, Treasury 4 1/2 s at 105.23, 4s at 108.6, and 4% 113.6.

U. S New York U. Ss Liberty Treasury Ae

New York Sugar Dips as Cuban Cargo Sold for Prompt Shipment

Raw sugar eased today with prices down 1 32c to 4.36 for Cuban duty paid. Sales of 40 000 bags of Cuban for prompt shipment to a local refiner were confirmed. Refiners enacted a 10 part advance in refined, with fine granulated now listed at 6.90.

Stanley W. Prenosil Associated Press New York Radio Wright Aeronautical Greene Cananea Curtiss Delaware and Hudson United States Adams Tixpress Montana Power Houston

Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report

Chicago cash grain and livestock prices show corn No 2 mixed at 1.04 with 1.05 in bid ranges. Oats No 3 white traded around 72 to 73 percent and 63 to 71 percent in varying lots. Timothy seed 4.10 to 4.75. Clover seed 20.75 to 28.00. Lard 12.05, Ribs 12.75, Bellies 14.12.

Chicago

New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices End Slightly Steady

In New Orleans on June 27 the cotton seed oil market closed barely steady with prime summer yellow at 9.50. Prime crude at 8.62 and 8.75 for Jan. 10.20 for Jan, and futures for July 9.83, Aug 9.92, Sept 9.95, Oct 10.08, Nov 10.12, and Dec 10.15.

New Orleans

Chicago Livestock Prices Slip as Hogs and Cattle Range

Chicago June 27 hogs at 19 000 head market slow with prices generally 10 to 15 cents lower. Top 10 90 paid for 200 to 250 pound hogs. other weights ranged 8 40 to 10 50. Cattle presencia higher with slaughter classes up, steers 1300 to 1500 pounds 13 75 to 15 15, 1100 to 1300 pounds 14 05 to 15 25, 850 pounds 10 00 to 13 75, cows 9 50 to 12 00, low cutters 6 00 to 7 75.

Chicago U. S. Dept. of Agriculture

Butter market report shows price ranges and scores

New York dairy markets list butter firms creamery prices with classification scores for extra 45 percent, extra 92, firsts 88 to 91. The report notes percentage scores and market levels for butter quality in June.

New York

Poultry Dressed Steady In New York Trade

New York June 27 poultry markets on steady footing with supplies little changed and buyers cautious as buyers assess demand for dressed birds across the city.

New York

Liverpool Spot Cotton Trade Quiet Amid Higher Prices

Cotton market in Liverpool shows quiet spot activity with gains across grades. American grades command higher values with sales totaling 5 000 bales including 4 200 American. receipts 4 000 and futures close very steady with July at 11 81 and May at 11 49.

Liverpool

Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago Market Report

In Chicago on June 27 butter prices fell with creamery extras and various grade levels listed. Egg prices declined with figures for firsts ordinary firsts and storage packed firsts noted, reflecting a softer market.

Chicago

Chicago Potato Market Dims With Limited Regional Gains

Potatoes trading very slow and market weak in Chicago on June 17 per U S Department of Agriculture. Regional prices show Alabama Oklahoma and Arkansas with modest gains around 1.00 to 1.40, North Carolina barrel Irish Cobblers mostly 2.10 to 2.25, Virginia barrel Irish Cobblers around 2.60.

Chicago U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Alabama Oklahoma Arkansas North Carolina Virginia

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