Chicago Grain and Produce Market Report May 14
Chicago market notes May 14 show wheat May July and September quotes, corn oats and lard trends with prices for May July September. St Louis reports wheat and corn price points for May July September while New York markets index stocks bonds and commodities with cotton and other futures activity.
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New Orleans Cotton Prices May 14 to Dec figures
New Orleans market notes May 14 to Jan report showing May at 22.32, July 22.30 to 22.35, Oct 21.66 to 21.68, Dec 21.75 to 21.78 and nearby May 21.76 to 21.78.
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Unique Distinction Claimed Berne Switzerland May 14
Berne reports German Austria is the cheapest European place to live, according to the Berner Bund. The reason given is its reduced ability to make gold payments compared with other European regions.
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Southern Baptist Convention Opens in Memphis Amid Evolution Debate
Dr Len G Broughton opened the seventieth Southern Baptist convention in Memphis urging scientists to keep hands off theology. Governor Peays telegram praised upholding the Bible and Sabbath. Officers were elected, reports delayed, and a Y M C A affiliation proposal sparked controversy.
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Bibb Manufacturing to Issue Large Stock Dividend
Savannah May 14 At a Bibb Manufacturing executive committee meeting chaired by E T Comer the directors voted to call a stockholders meeting in Macon on June 18 to approve a charter amendment. The plan includes issuing 10 million dollars of non voting preferred stock as a stock dividend and reducing the par value of existing stock below 100 dollars per share.
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Sir Rider Haggard Dies in London at 99
Sir H. Rider Haggard British author died in London today. Born June 22 1856 at Bradenham Norfolk he served in the government in South Africa and later became a celebrated writer of adventure tales and history.
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Woman Slayer Dies in Mounting Feud After Killing
Winder Georgia May 14 Mrs Jettle Bowman who Tuesday shot and killed the man who killed her husband remains delirious in Barrow county jail Court action was asked to place Mrs Bowman in lunacy as brothers D T and C F Hammond had her confined while J W Thurman father of Guy Thurman sought a first degree murder warrant against the killer of his son The funeral for Thurman is set for Thursday at 10 am at the Statham Baptist church Thurman killed husband of Bowman after a November quarrel witnesses say the Bowman woman watched and later sought to reclaim her husband s pistol leaving her with four children and Thurman survived by a widow and two children Guy Jr and Grace
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Declaration of Faith Before the Baptists in Memphis
The Southern Baptist convention in Memphis advances faith declarations after morning reports on four educational institutions. A special committee discusses faith and message amid notes mentioning romances with African backgrounds while the 1882 to 1924 period is cited for the author’s publishing record.
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Naval Officer Freed At Alimony Trial In New York
Lieutenant Commander Earl P. Huff of the U S Navy medical corps attached to the submarine base at New London was acquitted by a general court martial at Brooklyn Navy Yard on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer for alleged failure to pay alimony. The finding may be reviewed after Massachusetts alimony actions cited. Huff had paid until April 1924 and faced potential disciplinary actions previously.
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Navy court martial ordered in liquor smuggling case
Norfolk Va May 14 The court martial now trying Chief Machinist Frank M Hendricks of the naval transport Beaufort on charges in connection with bringing liquor into this country on board the ship yesterday was ordered by Sec
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Secretary of the Navy to hear four cases at once
Secretary Wilbur will hear the four officers of the ship awaiting trial as charges are sustained against the court's competency. The order was received yesterday at the naval base after challenges to the court's validity.
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