Turpentine firm at $1.04 amid mixed commodity markets
Grain and commodity listings from Savannah and St Louis show turpentine at 1.04 with various price quotes for cash wheat, corn and futures. New York Stocks firm and bonds higher as exchanges mix. Chicago notes wheat weak and hogs lower while New Orleans cotton prices hold around 20.4.
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New York
Second Rescue by the Tanker Reaper at Port Arthur
The Reaper of Port Arthur aided in a sea rescue on Tuesday night near the Florida coast. It saved a woman and eight men from the lumber schooner Rosalie Hull after it broke up in a storm. Captain Jonassen reported the radiogram from the tanker.
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Texas
Reaper
Rosalie
Florida
Jonassen
Redper
St. Johns Bar
Jacksonville
Fila
Macon Atlanta Paved Highway Near Florida Line
Cordele Ga Oct 22 paved highway from Macon to the Florida line over the National Highway completed in 1926 is assured. Turner county is the only unsigned county. state funds with federal aid are to match local 25 percent. Officials from Bibb Houston Tift Cook Dooly Crisp and Turner counties reported progress and contracts.
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Macon
Florida Line
Turner County
State
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Cook
Atlanta
Florida
Highway Department
Bibb
Houston
Deely
Crisp
Tift
Cook Counties
Cook County
Holder
Georgia
Enghija
General Assembly
Jason Scarboro
Tifton
McKenzie
T. S. Fletcher
Ballenger
Episcopal Church Debates Prayer Book Changes and Policy
Debates at a church assembly covered a range of motions from enforcing anti narcotic laws to keeping civil Sunday observance standards. The House of Deputies rejected removing the burial office for unbaptized adults and those who self harm and approved omitting the 39 articles from the prayer book with bishops to decide. A resolution to support The Permanent Court of International Justice passed, and Bishop Motoda of Tokyo spoke with greetings. Lewis B. Franklin was reelected treasurer of the Foreign and Domestic Missionary Society.
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Buffalo
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Permanent Court of International Justice
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Philadelphia
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Tokyo
Japan
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New York
Foreign and Domestic Missionary Society
Church Board of Finance
Luke N. White
Montclair
N. J
Samuel Mather
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert C. Pruyn
Albany
William J. Tully
Long Island
Federal agents raid Macon bootleg joints in alcohol crackdown
In Macon Georgia on October 22 federal agents led by Fred B Dismukes raided alleged saloons and blind tiger joints. Sixteen local men including hotel and taxicab operators were jailed awaiting preliminary hearings with bonds set from 500 to 1000 dollars. Over three weeks undercover work followed prior to this widespread seizure of stills in Jones, Monroe, Bibb, Houston, Crawford and Bleckley counties and the arrest of fifteen moonshiners as the whisky traffic was disrupted in Middle Georgia.
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Macon
Fred B Dismukes
United States
W. E. Martin
Mrr. Wirtin
Dismukes
Middle Georgia
Jones ‘County
Jones
Monroe
Bibb
Houston
Crawford
Bleckley
Pioneer Atlanta merchant dies at Henry S. Johnson Sr.
Henry S. Johnson Sr founder and chairman of Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co died in Atlanta after a brief illness. The longtime merchant helped establish the Atlanta firm and led its board.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Henry S. Johnson, Sr
Chamberlin Johnson-DuBose Co
Two Aged Brothers Stabbed On Doyleston Farm
Thomas and Joseph Ervin, brothers aged 60 and 62, were found dead yesterday on their Doyleston farm. Police believe robbers shot and stabbed them. Nathan Ervin said the brothers lived alone and kept no known enemies. no significant money was reported on the premises.
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Thomas
Joseph Ervin
Joseph
Nathan Ervin
Whisky raids sweep Macon as county arrests mount
Federal agents raid Macon counties finding whisky at each site. Dismukes cites charges against those arrested Tuesday night and ongoing hunts for others. Named figures include Harry Griggs Eagle Hotel Mulberry street and W O Swift taxi operator, with Amerson Davidson Nubby Earlton Simpson among grocers. W A Stevens linked to Harry Hutchins case also among the arrests.
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Macon
Dismukes
Harry Griggs
Eagle Hotel
Mulberry Street
W. O. Swift
John Amerson
F. L. Davidson
Nubby
Earlton Simpson
W.A. Stevens
Harry Hutchin
Deaf Children Learn to Hear Through Piano Tone
New York reports that deaf children can overcome mutism by placing fingers on a grand piano to match tones, a method shown at Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick's home. Demonstrations will occur Nov 5 in New York and in Cincinnati Kansas City Denver and Pacific cities. Doctors note few children are fatally deaf and emphasize training impulses over speech.
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New York
Central Institute For the Deaf
St. Louis
Edith Rockefeller
McCormick
Academy of Medicine
Inter
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Denver
M. A. Goldsgtein
Urged to Raise Bambos for Farm Use in South
Atlanta reports government agents urge farm families in Georgia and nearby states to grow bamboo. They cite giant timber bamboo and other varieties as profitable with several practical uses on the farm and home such as light fences trellises bean poles fish poles and water pipes. The Agriculture Department has supplied planting stock in some areas to start small groves.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Uncle Sam
United States Department of ‘Agriculture
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