Market Quotations from Chicago and St Louis and New York
Chicago and St Louis markets report May tea wheat prices and corn oats lard bellies with May July September values. New York markets show stocks firm bonds steady and currencies irregular while cotton signs vary across regions.
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Chicago, Ill
Miss Collett Defeats Tolley in English Course Match
Glenna Collett former American woman golf champion defeated Cyril Tolley former amateur champion by one up in a match at Stokes Poges England this afternoon. Collett won with a receiving stroke at every other hole and claimed the victory in the English course clash.
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Stokes Pokes
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Stokes Poges
Eng
Glenna Collett
Europe Buys Quarter Billion in U S Goods in March
Europe purchased about 250 million dollars of goods from the United States in March. The U S bought under 125 million in Europe, though total trade rose from last year. A marked rise was noted in trade with Russia.
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U. S
United States
Russia
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Iussia
Communist Traces Point to Monastery Near Sofia
Sofia dispatches report traces of a Communist conspiracy leading to the Tcheropitch monastery 38 miles from Sofia where authorities say secret meetings were held and the attorney general has an arrest order for the implicated monks.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Former Jersey congressman dies at 83 from pneumonia
East Orange New Jersey May 2 Major William H Wiley 83 former congressman and authority on scientific works died of pneumonia at his home.
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Associated Press
East Orange
N. J
William H. Wiley
Massachusetts officer dies after plane crash near Boston
Boston Mass May 2 Lieutenant Alexander W Macauley of the Massachusetts national guard died after his airplane crashed here and he was taken to a hospital.
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Associated Press
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Alexander W. Macauley
Massachusetts National Guard
Fashion Show Benefit at Douglas High on May 4 1925
A colored fashion show will be repeated at Douglas high school Monday night May 4 1925 at 8 30 PM. The public is cordially invited with admission set at 25 cents. Proceeds benefit St Thomas A M E church on North Broad Street.
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North Broad Street
Balloon Race and Methodist Bishops Meet Highlight May 2
Five balloonists progress south in the national elimination race from St Joseph Missouri with the Army 8 14 led by Lieut Flood and a Goodyear blimp, while Captain ONeill’s balloon suffers a torn net. The Methodist Episcopal Church South college of bishops meets in Nashville to review church work and plan episcopal visitation as unification talks with the northern church loom.
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Raymond EF. Oneill
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Lieut
Haynie McCormick
Lieut. Flood
Goodyear Hui
W. T. van Orman
CC. K. Wollam
Ade
van Orman
H. E. Honeywell
Harry Prestyn
W. C. Naylor
Herbert W . Thaden
Detroit
Naylor
Maurice Smith
Kansas City
Nashville
Enn
College of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Warren A. Candler
Atlanta
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Candler
Special Notice Card of Thanks and Unsolved Gary Mystery
Card of Thanks from Trusters St Thomas A M E Church thanking Pacific readers for financial drive help dated April 19 1925. Gary section continues with Gary investigators arresting suspects in a troubling unsolved case involving the stabbing and possible murder of Mrs Josephine Desidario with numerous identifications and doubts by family and officials as the search widens for accomplices and a companion.
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Trusters
ST. Thomas A. M. EB
Chesterton
Ind
J. Haller
Gary
Desidario
Haller
Standard Training School for Sunday School Workers Opens
The Thomasville District hosts a five day standard training school at the First Methodist Church beginning tomorrow afternoon and ending Friday May 8. Courses cover organization administration pupil study junior and primary work with instructors listed from Georgia Florida and Tennessee. Supper is free, textbooks sold at the church, and credit issued by the General U S Board for completing courses.
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Thomasville
First Methodist Church
Cunninggim North
Barclay
Kontz
Baldwin
Lewis
G. W. Hutchinson
Wrightsville
Mr. Hutchinson
Vanderbilt University
Maidee Smith
LaGrange
Marie Hanson
Florida
Marie Parham
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Parham
Our Southern Church
General
U. S. Board
Magazine Publisher Guilty of Criminal Libel
A. N. Jacobs publisher of a Minneapolis magazine was found guilty of criminal libel for printing a story accusing former senator Magnus Johnson of disorderly conduct. The verdict was delivered today in Minneapolis, reflecting a legal setback for the publication.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis, Minn
A. N. Jacobs
Here Today
Magnus Johnson
Pancho Villa Retains World Flyweight Title in Manila
Pancho Villa defeated Sencio by decision after 15 rounds in Manila to retain the world flyweight championship. Villa demonstrated clever defense and scored the victory to keep his title intact.
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Associated Press
Manila
Sencio
Villa
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