Market Quotations From Major Centers May 7
Chicago Wheat and Oats prices show May and July futures with fractional gains across months. Turpentine in Savannah remains firm at 93¾ to 93¾ cents. St Louis Wheat and Corn futures quoted for May July and Sept contracts. New York stocks firm but cotton soft, sugar and coffee easing. New Orleans cotton futures quoted for May July Oct Dec Jan contracts.
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Turpentine
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St. Louis
New York
New Orleans
Ban on embryo heretics urged by church congress
Frederick Cook Moorehouse editor of The Living Church told the Episcopal church congress in St Louis that the church has no quarrel with scholarship and welcomes scholarly investigation of its faith as the fifty-first annual sessions opened in May.
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Frederick Cook Moorehouse
Milwaukee
Living Church
Church Congress of the Episcopal Church of the United States
Terday
Sale of submerged Florida land halted by court injunction
Injunction served on the Florida Internal Improvement board restrains sale of 1 200 acres of submerged land in Biscayne Bay about 12 miles south of Miami. The writ, returnable May 25, came at John M Sutton's request in U S district court Southern District. An offer of 100 per acre awaits the land and J S Johnson G attorney for the board plans to fight the injunction.
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Florida Internal Improvement Board
Biscayne Bay
Miami
John M. Sutton
New York
United States District Court, Southern Circuit
Jacksonville
Internal Improvement Board
J. 85. Johnson
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Hudson and Cason
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Georgia Launches Woodrow Wilson College Fund Drive
Atlanta leaders gather at the Capital City club to launch a state wide campaign for the Woodrow Wilson college at Valdosta. Georgia aims to raise 1 000 000 as the first installment with support from the American Federation of Labor and American Legion.
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Woodrow Wilson College
Valdosta
Georgia
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R. C. Mizell
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American Legion
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Mizell
Woodrow Wilson
Mizel
Banker Held in Florida Town for Shooting His Wife
Seeley Girdley 60 a former Chicago bank cashier is jailed in St Petersburg charged with shooting his wife Mrs Seeley Girdley 30. Doctors say she will live. Relatives from Chicago travel after receiving word as Girdley claims his wife sister caused the breakup and says he was dazed and unaware of the act.
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Chicago
Florida
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mrs Shepherd to Furnish Bail in McClintock Case
Chicago May 7 Mrs Julia Shepherd held as accessory to murder in deaths of William Nelson McClintock and Emma Nelson McClintock surrendered with counsel. Bond expected at once with 5 000 posted by Friday morning stay. State’s attorney Crowe not opposing bond. coroner’s jury urged continued holding on murder and accessory charges.
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Chicago
Julia Shepherd
Teld
William Nelson McClintock
Milionaire
Emma Nelson McClintock
Criminal Court
Bond
Mra. Shepherd
Robert E. Crowe
Airport
Shepherd
McClintock
Dodge Brothers Set New Record in Week Ended April 11
Dodge Brothers report record weekly performance with retail deliveries above 7 000 and an average over 1 300 per production day. New retail orders exceed 1924 by about 1 000 or 19.7 percent as production runs at 1 100 cars daily while demand outpaces supply. Vice President John A Nichols Jr notes the growth is steady and not a spur.
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Dodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers Motor Care
John A. Nichols, Jr
Methodists to Spend Much in Mission Work
Nashville Tenn May 7 The Methodist Episcopal Church South board of mission elected two treasurers approved a minimum mission budget of 1 400 000 for 1926 and held a night session honoring missionaries who have died since the last annual meeting J F Rawls of Suffolk Va was elected treasurer to fill a vacancy caused by J D Hamilton of Nashville Mrs Ina Davis Fulton of Sherman Texas was elected to succeed Mrs H B Ross of Nashville as treasurer of the women's department
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Nashville
Tenn
Board of Mission
Methodist Episcopal Church South
J. F. Rawls
Suffolk
J. D. Hamilton
Rawls
W. M. Cassety
Ina Davis Fulton
Sherman
Texas
Church missions budget discussed by board amid appeals
The board announced a July 1 effective date for a revised framework and set December 10 for a special meeting to approve budget allocations contingent on church wide appeals for missions. The tentative budget targets 750000 for missions with 510000 needed to complete a 1400000 overall budget. Foreign and home mission estimates are outlined with a total of about 1015115 for foreign work and 229831 for home missions. The women’s department proposals show 592310 for foreign and 347110 for home missions, reflecting a decline from prior figures. The article also notes New York Stock Exchange pricing and movements for related units and preferred stock trades.
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Department of Home. Missione. cc A
Woman's Department
Foreign Mission Section
Home Mission
Final Step Taken for Sale of Dodge Brothers Securities
New York May 7 final step in selling Dodge Brothers securities was taken with allotment certificates for one share each of preference and common stocks exchangeable into component parts at Central Union Trust Company today. Preference and common shares were listed on the New York Stock Exchange and would trade freely on the floor.
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New York
Dodge Brothers Securities
Central Union Trust Company
New York Stock Exchange
Dodge
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