Turpentine and Market Notes From Savannah and Major Cities
Turpentine price firm at 1.08 1/4 per gallon in Savannah. St Louis wheat futures steady with Sept at 1.5934, Dec 1.5454, May 1.5656. Corn prices range with Sept 87c, Dec 81 1/2c, May 84c. New York stocks firm and commodities mixed with steady spot cotton at 24.40. New Orleans grain futures show Oct 28.82 and others near 23 to 29.
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ST. Louis
New York
Orleans Market
New Orleans
Gainesville Man Purchases Oglethorpe Bank Assets
Savannah reports J. H. Reynolds of Gainesville wins court approval to buy all assets of Oglethorpe Savings and Trust for 105000 cash. The plan foresees at least 65 percent total depositor dividends after ten days to cover claims and final building payment, ending liquidation of the bank.
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Gainesville, GA
Oglethorpe Bank
J. H. Reynolds
Savannah, Ga
Oglethorpe Savings and Trust Company
W. W. Sheppard
Hinesville
State Superintendent of Banks
T. R. Bennit
Mr. Bennett
Hitch Denmark and
Lovett
Bennett
Savannah
Commercial Bank
People’'a Bank
American Bank and Trust
Mitchell 10 Remain at Fort Sam Houston Until Called
Col. William Mitchell, once eighth corps air service head, is relieved from duty amid criticism and will stay at Fort Sam Houston pending summons by the aircraft investigating board. Capt. Hesty to act as corps air officer. Mitchell likely to face court martial and investigations before further orders.
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Mitchell
Fort Sam
Houston
San Antonio
Tex
William Mitchell
Army
Navy Air Services
Eighth Corps Air Service
Ernest Hinds
Associated Press
Washington
Hinds
Fort Sam Huston
Col
Gil
Short
Col. Mitchell
Air Board
Goolidge
War Department
Hight Corps
Gen. Hinder
Debt Commission Faces Paris Rebuilding After War Losses
The Debt Commission weighs what France can pay as vast destruction limits figures. Some say a third of wealth is gone. the speaker argues manpower must be counted. He notes Americans accept direct taxes while the French do not.
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France
Paris
Parliament
LYNCHED NRGN WHO ATTACKED NURSE AT MILLEDGEVILLE
A mob abducted and killed an inmate at the Milledgeville sanitorium after he attacked nurse Miss Oxford with a pick handle. The body was found chained to a tree, skull fractured, with a coroner's inquest deeming death by unknown parties. The assailant had been confined since the incident and hailed from Richmond county.
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Miss Oxford
Oxford
Dixon
Richmond County
New Prohibition Policy Outlined by Secretary Andrews
Washington policy drafts show Secretary Andrews planning a federal role focused on stopping bootleg imports while shifting enforcement to state and local authorities. A New Orleans agent was dismissed for targeting a woman with a pint flask, signaling a push for tighter, clearer lines between federal and local duties.
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Washington, D. C
Andrews
The
Treasury
Prohibition
New Orleans
Federal Corps
Manning
Famous Mexican border resort swept by fire
Flames early today swept through an entire block in Tia Juana that included major border city resorts, causing an estimated loss of one million dollars.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Tia Juana
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Thomasville Ice & Mig. Co
H. H. Vann & Son
E. Jackson St
Just
Oxfords
Mitchell Shoe.co
North Broad
Chicago Grain and Produce Market
Chicago
P.C
Rye
Turpentine
Sant Cage
Stegall
Ene
Milledgeville
Sec. Andrews
Sargent
Department of Justice
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Rawak Vogue
Meadowbrook Holland
Mirror of Fashion
Neel Brothers Millinery
First National Bank
Thomas County
Dee Ena Ee
W. A. Pringle
W. 5S. Anderson
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