Market brief from Chicago and New York notes
Chicago and New York markets report mixed movements with grains showing weak Wheat and steady cotton while turpentine in Savannah holds at 1.05. St Louis cash wheat and futures quotes are listed along with New Orleans cotton futures and spot prices for October ginnery markets show various price levels.
Brooks Freed in Hendersonville Trial Across the Case
The Hendersonville trial drew Mrs. Samuel Bryson widow of the late mayor and Bryson’s son and brother to testify. Brooks, a long-time Hendersonville resident and former barber, had supporters among local Weir neighbors as the case unfolded. Bryson had been active in public life before his death.
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Samuel Bryson
Bryson
Brooks
Weir
Hendersonville
Hig
Sury
Murray
Brygon
Law Gains Ascendency in New York Crime Wave Struggle
New York efforts to curb a major crime wave gain momentum as indictments target the cowboy gang and police arrest a Connecticut inventor for supplying pistol silencers. An uptick in robberies pushes the underworld to the edge as authorities pursue stolen jewels worth tens of thousands. Eugene Reising of East Hartford is indicted for silencers sales to gangs, with a later arrest in a failed delivery attempt.
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New York
Connecticut
Mra
James P. Donahue
Eugene Reising
Reising Arms Company
East Hartford
Conn
Cowboy Gang
Rose Hexline
Frank Tessler
Tessler
Scaffa
Knife Identified in Mullins Streetcar Killing Case
In Atlanta on October 21, the knife believed used in the August streetcar fight that killed A. W. Mullins of Marietta was positively identified as Churchill's, the streetcar motorman on trial for murder.Eyewitnesses placed Churchill at the scene and linked him to the weapon as the trial continued.
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Atlanta
A. W
Texas Pete) Mulling
Marietta
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Spillerd’s Park
C. G. Churchill
John D. Humphries
Fulton Superior Court
C. Williams
A. S. Lewis
Kennesaw Avenue
Mullins
C. B.smith
Churchill
Charlie Minegro
Humphries
Twau
Rae Te Og
Marion Baker
North
Evard
Lewis
Abe
Fenrciult
Young
Baker
John A. Boykin
Frank Hammett
Muling
Smith
Hammett
Boykin
Prenong
Erand
Lifeboats from Comanche break away from tug Keene
Savannah reports the Clyde line steamer Comanche lifeboats detached from tug William B. Keene during a tow to Savannah. Lifeboat 9 broke first while boat 16 swamped in heavy seas. two upright boats were acknowledged as possibly rescued or unused. Salvaged debris included life preservers lamps kerosene and oars.
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Savannah
William B. Keene
Clyde Line
Lwater
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Stegall
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First National Bank
W. A.pringle
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