Market Quotations and Commodity Prices Across Cities
Market notes from Chicago New York and New Orleans dated March 14 show Wheat and Corn values in Chicago futures steady to firm with May July and September contracts. Turpentine and Rosin in Savannah firm. Cotton prices cited in New York and New Orleans with March May July and Oct quotes. Bonds and exchanges described as steady or irregular.
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Savannah
C. Rosin
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Warren Nomination Delayed as Senate Considers Recess Appointment
The Warren nomination faced delay with the judiciary committee weighing the President's right to resubmit. Committee leaders debated precedents and potential recess appointments while noting no final conclusion on Mr. Warren's fate. The vote was postponed to Monday as discussions continued.
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Mr. Warren
Coné
Warren
Judiciary Committee
Cummins
Bandits Who Robbed Tuckahoe Bank Run Down Near Town
Three young men from North Arlington who robbed the Tuckahoe National Bank of 6000 dollars surrendered to police after being cornered in nearby woods. Bank director Edward Tomlin was shot in the head and remains in serious condition. All stolen money was recovered and villagers helped trap the robbers after a car chase and a crash near Belleplain.
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Tuckahoe
N. J
Tuckahoe National Bank
A. Pettit
Gus Anderson
Walter Laird
North Arlington
Edward Tomlin
Rice
Milburn Hess
Pettit
Belleplain
Butter Production in United States Rises in Nine Months
Atlanta March 14 Butter production in the United States increased by about 35 million pounds in the first nine months of 1924 reaching 1,046,260,000 pounds versus 1,010,764,000 pounds in the same period of 1923. The gain came mainly in July to September with 396,455,000 pounds produced versus 371,353,000 in 1923.
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Atlanta
United States
Bureau of the United States Department of Agriculture
Ning .Mdothp
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer Died In Automobile Crash
In New York the wife of Joseph Pulitzer died from injuries after an auto crash on Thursday. Pulitzer, editor of the St Louis Post Dispatch and NY World secretary, was reported in Florida at Long Key and later traveling toward Miami on a special train to reach New York.
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Mr. Pulitzer
Florida
Miami
Fla
Joseph Pulitzer
St Louis Post Dispatch
New York World
New York
Long Key
Here
Associated Press
Miami Herald
Florida East Coast Railway
Pulitzer
Pershing Arrives in New York After South American Tour
Gen John J. Pershing, returning from the Ayacucho centennial in Peru, arrived in New York aboard the battleship Utah. He appeared worn but improved after illness in Hawaii, met by Maj. Gen. Summerall and a reception committee, and planned a return to Washington after a brief rest.
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New York
John J. Pershing
Ayacucha
Peru
Havana
Utah
Plunkett
Brooklyn Navy Yard
West Thirty-fifth Street Pier
Charles P. Summerall
Army
American Legion
Hawaia
Éothusiasy
Sou
Mineral resources of Baker County outlined
Baker County, among several mining counties, rests on rocks of the Vicksburg formation. The chief resources include limestone, road materials and sand. The article notes the county’s mineral potential and geological setting.
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Baker County
Orgia
Minister William Mack Lee Retires After Fifty Four Years
The Richmond area recalls William Mack Lee a longtime preacher and bodyguard to General Robert E Lee. He served as pastor of Little Creek Missionary Baptist Church near Norfolk for fifty four years delivering two sermons weekly. He plans to retire citing age health and rheumatism while displaying Confederate reunion badges.
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Richmond
Ray
William Mack Lee
Old South
Gos
Cook
Confederacy
Marie Robert
Little Creek Missionary Baptist Church
Norfolk
Funda
Kearns weighs Dempsey Gibbons bid in bid talks
Chicago March 14 Jack Kearns promoter for Dempsey plans meets Eddie Kane manager of Tommy Gibbons to discuss a proposed title bout in Los Angeles or Chicago. Kane says Gibbons wants a Decisive championship bout and is willing to box anywhere but only for a championship decision.
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Chicago
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Eddie Kane
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Los Angeles
Buhmer
Kearns
Dempsey-Carpentier
New York
Dempsey
Gibbons
Harry Wills
Kane
Wills
Jess
California
Help Sought in Fight Against Flu in Chicago
Chicago health officials called on police and fire departments to curb a flu like illness spreading rapidly over two weeks. From 8 AM to 4 PM nine four deaths were reported, with twelve from respiratory causes plus112 new cases and thirty deaths in the prior day. Police were to curb expectoration and the fire department to wash downtown streets multiple times daily. Dr Herman Bundesen linked the outbreak to past grippe events and urged warning and early medical care.
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Chicago
Chisago
Health Department
Herman Bundesen
Georgia Shriners prepare pilgrimage to Imperial Council in Los Angeles
George E Patterson of Al Sihah Temple says Georgia Suriners will travel by special train to the Imperial Council session in Los Angeles on June 24. More than 160 Georgia Shriners are expected to attend. In geology notes, Flat River exposures are limited to low bluffs with sand and flint compositions documented by the Georgia Geological Survey.
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Macon
George E Patterson
al Sihah Temple
Georgia
Imperial Council of the Shrine
Los Angeles
Cal
Flat River
Georgia Geological Survey
Stiel Probing Case Against Higginbotham
A Dixie county special grand jury investigating the December death of a negro adjourned without a presentment. Thomas W. Higginbotham, a prison camp whipping boss, remains in the Tomie county stockade awaiting a new trial on a second degree murder charge involving Martin Tabert. J. H. Wineburn and George H. McRane, with BE. G. Priest, were moved to Suwannee county jail on orders of Judge Mallory F. Horne. If true bills are returned, court will adjourn to resume next week.
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Cross City
Fla
Dixie County
Thomas W. Higginbotham
Martin Tabert
North Dakota
Tomie County Stockade
J. H. Wineburn
Higginnbotham
George H. McRane
BE. G. Priest
Suwanee County
Live Oak
Mallory F. Horne
Higginbotham
McRane
Priest
Hely
Horne
Miss Simpson to Tour Georgia on Health Story
Throughout Georgia on March 14 Miss Anne Simpson of the U S Public Health Service will deliver an address on The Story of Life to girls and women. The tour, announced by the State Department of Health, follows a prior statewide tour last year and highlights her recognized speaking ability.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Anne Simpson
United States Public Health Service
Washington
State Department of’ Health
Bere
Misa’ Simpson
Editorial Target of Health Service Assignment Mentioned
The subject has received widespread editorial comment and is assigned to the Georgia department of health for an indefinite period. Cities civic bodies churches and other groups may notify the Georgia State Board of Health if they wish to secure Miss Simpson.
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Georgia Department of Health
Miss Simpson
Georgia State Board of Health
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Mitchell
North Broad
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Stegall’s Dairy
New Jersey
Continhea
Joseph, Jr
Kate Davis
Elinor
Charles Moore
Pershing
Pete
Neel Brothers
Olony
Stiel
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