Pig Iron Production In United States Rises Again
Atlanta March 9 pig iron in the United States shows a sixth straight month of higher output reaching a February high since March 1924. January production totaled 3 367 264 tons with a 108 621 ton daily rate up 12 percent from December. Alabama output rises slightly, furnaces active rise to 24. Iron market in Alabama moves from 22 to 23 per ton with firmer trading. Unfilled orders for United States Steel end January reach 6 037 000 tons, up from December and January 1924.
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Atlanta
United States
Sixth District Federal Reserve Bank
Alabama
United States Steel Corporation
Building Heavily Damaged by Fire in Atlanta
The sixth floor of the Atlanta Constitution building suffered heavy fire damage on Sunday with losses around 100000 dollars. Water flooded the fifth floor machinery and basement presses during a two hour blaze containment. The six story brick structure at Forsyth and West Alabama attracted thousands as downtown fire units fought the incident.
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Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
The
Forsyth and
West Alabama Streets
Atlanta Journal
Constitution
Journal
Carey W. Stiles
Broad Street
Thomasville notes on sports and local talents
Jimmy Groover praises the local high school for third place and a cup in the tournament. The Albany angle notes Thomasville Bulldogs scoring 40 against county rivals and a possible path for Delaney versus Stribling. Baseball outlooks cite Carl Brown and Bill Asby for second base, with a new stadium anticipated to draw crowds from nearby towns.
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Sylvester
Albany
Thomasville Bulldogs
Thomasville Lads
Boston
Thomasville Hs
Carl Brown
Carl
Thomasville
Brown
Bill Asby
Bill
Four men held in La Town murder case
Four men were held in Lake Charles following a fatal shooting. Fingerprint photographs were taken for comparison with prints found on a car where two bodies were later found in an old cemetery. A coroner's verdict cited death by gunshot from unknown parties.
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La.town
Lake Charles
Dunn Brothers
Burge
Robiera
O. D. Jackson
Prohibition
Dunas
Colins
Duhon
Vinton
Collins
Shreveport
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement
Ku Klux Klan
Maintenance fund sought for Georgia fairs
Macon Georgia February 16 A bill to appropriate 100000 dollars for state fair maintenance will be submitted at the next legislative session. The Georgia Fair Association says the money would be distributed to fairs that do not declare dividends, under the plan now being prepared.
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Macon
Pann
Georgia Fair Association
Rumania Moves to Expel Bolshevists and Trafficking Agents
Bucharest reports arrests of Bolshevist agents and workers as Romania steps up a drive against Bolshevism. A Croatian leader Stefen Raditch is targeted and 104 men are jailed in Krajeva. An interior ministry list aims to expel all Moscow Bolshevist operatives from the country.
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Buccharest
Rumania
Jugosavia
Stefen Raditch
Krajeva
Ministry of Interior
Aigners
Moscow
Mule disease ravages Swedish livestock nationwide
Stockholm in February reports a widespread outbreak of mule disease across Sweden. Government measures included isolating farms, mobilizing troops, and slaughtering cattle swine and poultry. Despite compensation over two million crowns in November and December, the epidemic spread from the south to the north.
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Sweden
Scanji
Avail
Desense
Imports to England rise from Free State in 1924
London reports that imports into England from the Free State increased in 1924 by about 50 percent over 1923. They also stand roughly 80 percent above the two year average prior to the Free State Constitution.
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London
England
New York Service Via A. B. & A. and Atlanta
Leaves Thomasville at 7 30 p m arrives New York 9 10 a m next morning advertised by US 8 Crowny commercial agent offering contact by phone 200 for reservations and details.
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New York
Thomasville
Crowny
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Henry W. Grady
Joel Chandler Harris
Walter P. Reed
Evan P. Powell
William A. Hemphill
Sam W. Small
Small
Capt
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Clark Howell
Jimmy Groover
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Young Stribling
Delaney
Young
Stribling
City of Roses
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Hck
Calasieu Parish
South Georgia
J. T. Culpepper & Son
South Broad St
Hartford
Hart Schaffner & Marx
British Isles
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
S. Richy Meee
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Mart Schafin
Sloan
Stoans Liniment
Stockholm
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Mgr
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Massasoit
Fisk
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