Market Quotations Across Grain and Produce Markets
In Savannah turpentine holds at 88 cents while rosins stay firm. St Louis wheat May 1.95 July 1.66, corn May 1.31 July 1.35, oats unavailable. New York stocks firm bonds steady cotton strong coffee higher. Chicago wheat easy corn down cattle up hogs firm. New York cotton spot middling 26.05.
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ST. Louis
New York
Chicago
Chicago, Ill
Local Y to Host Waycross in Final Season Game
The local Y M C A basketball team hosts Waycross College stars on Thursday at the East Side campus court in a high profile clash. Expected standout players include Elkins and Campbell, with Morgan’s crew having defeated Jacksonville and Savannah. local greats Ennis and Captain Rachels lead a strengthened lineup as practice continues ahead of a potential record turnout.
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Waycross
Elkins
Davison
Campbell
Jacksonville
Savannah
Charlie Morgan
Morgan
Hardy
Groover
Vaughn
McDougald
Asby
Hart
Ennis
Valdosta
Rachels
Ben
Cochran
Hawthorne
Mays
Thomasville
Thomasville Faces Waycross In Final Y Championship
The local Y basketball team hosts Waycross Y at the high school court in a climactic season finale. Coach Rawson aims to keep his era alive as fans anticipate a high‑spirited game featuring Louise Mims’s standout play and Plunkett Band pregame entertainment. Time is 8:30.
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Bevery
Coach Rawson
Rawson
City of Roses
Plunkett
Thomasville
Morgan
Buccaneers
Panama
Waycross
New Orleans Cotton Prices Report
New Orleans cotton market on March 2 shows March at 25.69 to 25.75 cents, May 26.01 to 26.04, July 26.22 to 26.26, October 25.30 to 25.33, and December at 25.33 cents.
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New Orleans
State of siege in Chilean provinces declared
The Associated Press reports a state of siege was declared in Santiago Valparaiso and Aconcagua, the densely populated areas after a Saturday incident. The government cites a unionist plot to overturn the regime. Former Governor Nat E Harris is noted as the pension commissioner and Confederate veteran.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Valparaiso
Aconcagua
Nat E. Harris
Commonwealth
Charles E. McGregor
Clifford Walker
Harris
Dawes and Family Arrive in Capital
Vice President elect Charles G. Dawes arrived quietly in Washington with Mrs Dawes and their children Dana and Virginia. Francis J Kilkenny, his campaign manager, joined them at the New Willard Hotel as inaugural preparations begin. The party met by the citizen's inaugural committee and plan to ride with President Coolidge on Wednesday to the Capitol for the oath.
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Washington
D. C
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Pennsylvania Avenue
Coolidge
Capitol
Dana
Virginia
Francis J. Kilkenny
New Willard Hotel
Blossom Time Returns to Thomasville at Grand Theatre
Seats go on sale for a one night engagement of the Shubert musical Blossom Time at the Grand Theatre upcoming Tuesday March 10. The Mendelsohn company leads a strong cast led by Gene Wallin Robert Lee Allen Arthur Geary and others. Mall orders indicate this first Thomasville visit will set attendance records.
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Grand Theatre
Messrs. Shubert
Thomasville
South
Johnson
Joseph Mendelsohn
Mr. Mendelsohn
Mendelsohn
Gene Wallin
Robert. Lee Allen
Arthur Geary
Fanita de Soria
Jules Epailly
Edward Orchard
Harry F. Scott
Merle Epton
Marjorie Harriman
Isabelle Vernon
Bermardine Brady
Armed Posse Hunts Negro in Georgia Swamp
A sheriffs posse and armed citizens scour nearby swamps near Rockyford Georgia for an unknown black man who seized and assaulted an 11 year old school girl. The attack occurred near the town as authorities pursue the suspect through marshy areas.
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Rockyford
Congressional Probe Aims at Judge English of Illinois
The Senate adopted a House resolution authorizing a summer Congressional investigation into charges against federal Judge English of the Eastern Illinois district. The move was announced from Washington as the probe was assured to proceed.
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Judge English
Illinois
Associated Arena
Washington, D. C
English
Eastern Illinois
Senate
House
Germany and France See Proposals for Mutual Security Pact
Paris reports that Germany's foreign secretary Dr. Stresemann sent a general scale peace pact with reciprocal military guarantees to Premier Herriot ten days ago. It covers western and eastern frontiers, avoids war as a recourse after plebiscite, and calls for dispute arbitration. Herriot awaits allies' counsel and reaction.
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Paris
Germany
France
Premier Herriot
Dr. Stresemann
Wilhelm Cuno
Herriot
Stresemann
Rhine
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Dr. Cuno
Austria
Memorial panel on Confederate mountain carving grows grand
The sculptor defends a monumental granite memorial plan featuring a marching procession of Confederate infantry cavalry and artillery across a mountain face It contrasts with an earlier design of a Lee head and emphasizes the artist’s rights and campaign support from the Daughters of the Confederacy
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Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederacy
Sculptor Borglum Claims Stone Mountain Project Survives Attacks
Borglum recounts his financed campaign and speeches to win support for the Stone Mountain Memorial. He says the association spent 170000 while raising 139000 and accuses others of blocks and mismanagement, while vowing to finish the great carving despite opposition.
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