Cotton Trade Talks Welcomed by Governor Cox
Knoxville May 10 with 200 delegates from across the United States the ninth annual session of the American Cotton Manufacturers' Association opened in the Woman's Building. Gov Cox urged push and energy to boost the South, stressing technical education, crop planning, and eliminating the cotton speculator to stabilize prices.
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Brown
Tennessee University
South
Knoxville
Tenn
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Ro Rhehardt
Lincolnton
John Cox
Wo H.gans
Tri State
City
WB Lockett
Cox
Mike
Western Hemisphere
Wirner
Panama
Plans for Expanding Export Cotton Trade Discussed
A. Green of R. Dun & Co. urged forming foreign delegations and sending delegates to fields while mills cover travel. Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association spoke on producer spinner relations. W. Whitlam Jr. of Charlotte outlined foreign consumers and needs. A convention led to a Southern Railway sponsored tour of southern cotton mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
A. Green
R . Dun & Co
New York
Foreig Fields
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Willam Whitlam, Jr
Charlotte
American Cotton Manufacturer
Southern Railway
Wheat area reduced by 46 percent from last fall
The May 1 report shows winter wheat in cultivation at 23 723 acres, down from last fall by 1 432 000 acres and 46 percent. Kansas 356 000, California 206 000, Missouri 102 000 acres from plowed under land.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
California
Missouri
New York A M E Conference Opens in City
The annual New York conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church convened in New York today with Bishop James Walker presiding. John Dancy responded to the welcome, stressing civil and constitutional rights for African Americans while seeking peace and justice. Rev L D Williams was elected secretary and Rev L G Mason assistant secretary.
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New Town
New York
African Methodist Episcopal Church
James Walker
Fayetteville
R Harris
Winstondalem
N C
George W. Clinton
Charlotte
N. C
J F Caldwell
Philadelphia
L D Williams
Newburg
L. G. Mason
Spark Hill
Oil Gusher Opens Near Butler as Wells Yield 3000 Barrels Daily
An abandoned hundred foot gas well three miles from Butler, Pennsylvania, converted into a 3000 barrel per day oil gusher, draws a wild lease rush and crowds to the streets. Owners Waldron heirs demand 150000, with production hourly rising and expect 5000 barrels daily. Funeral held for Dr Julian W Deane in Deanwood, burial at Deane cemetery. he had two marriages. Washington's Favorite Newspaper promises the next issue will be brighter.
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Butler
D O K Waldron
Isaac McBride
Peter F McCool
William Hinchberger
Michael Finnegan
Pittsburg
Julian W. Deane
Deanwood
Deane Burying Ground
Deane
Miss Browning
Rheil
Washington
Harlan Not to Retire Seeks Cathedral Project Support
Justice Harlan denies retirement from the Supreme Court but says he would devote much time to fostering a Presbyterian Cathedral in Washington if the General Assembly approves his plan. He notes funds could be raised by Presbyterians and emphasizes church unity before action at Winona Lake, Indiana.
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Presbyterian Cathedral
General Assembly
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Washington
Presbyterian General Assembly
National Capital
Scotland
Walla
Winona Lake
Indiana
Sunday Post
Auditoriums Puts Kansas City Hall on Purely Business Basis
Kansas City's Convention Hall reported a year ending May 1 with income of 7 461.97 over expenses, total receipts 83 1870 from rents, skating rink, salvage, interest, and vote contest. Expenditures totaled 20 200.72 with allocations for rink, salaries, insurance, taxes, fixtures, equipment, and fuel. Hall treasury stood at 16 6235 on May 1, and the past year’s total reached 9 76041. Policy remains to operate without public financial aid.
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Kansas City
Louis W Shouse
Hall Company
Loving cup for Capt Kelley at Republican meeting
At a Tuesday night meeting of the Minois Republican Association a 420 purchase to present a loving cup to Capt L M Kelley ex-president was approved. A committee including FF Hodges and W H Richardson to select the cup was named. Also announced were committees for a floral offering for Gen John A Logan’s tomb on Memorial Day.
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Minois Republican Association
G A
R Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
C A. Enslow
L M Kelley
Isaac BR Hitt, Jr
Hodges
W H Richardson
Jackson
Electa
Anabel and Anna Unfold a Web of Deception in Paris
In a London boarding house Anna learns Montague Hill claims to be her husband via a forged marriage certificate. Anabel reveals a Paris affair where she was forced to marry a London businessman impersonating Meysey Hill, mortally dangerous in its exposure. Anna urges truth and fidelity to resolve the peril.
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la Paria
John Ferringzhall
Jab
Petlissier
Indiacrest
Alstur
Sir John
Arrabel
Sir Joho
Anna Tselves
London
Anna Ja
St Denk
Hij
Annabe
Dulma
Mevaty Hui
Anna Onda
Moterfar
David Courthaw
Paris
Sydney
Sydney Courtlaw
Oren¢on
Fortuis
Carlton
Aang
Anna
Bel
Nigel Epatson
Bnolcon
Annabel
Anna Gota
Mualc Hall
Brendon
Din
White's
Seed
Miror
Montague HU
Han
Annabel Pellissisi
Sunday Post
Mersey Hill
Montague Hill
Celeste
Anne
Onteaux
Sing
Aviary
le Petit Journal
Paria
Meysey Hill
Arenabel
Orphan Gase Appeal Attacks Arizona Decision
Forty New York foundlings sent to Arizona were placed with white settlers after a priest arranged care with Clifton and Moreno families. The children, all under five, were later adopted by locals amid controversy, prompting habeas corpus petitions and an Arizona Supreme Court ruling allowing continued guardianship, now appealed to the U S Supreme Court as a test case from New York Foundling Hospital versus John C Gatti.
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Priest
New York
Arizona
Territorial Supreme Court
New York Foundling Hospital
John C Gatti
Valentina Case Delays Supreme Court Review Next Fall
The Valentina case from New Jersey, a woman sentenced to death, cannot be reached by the Supreme Court before next fall due to appeals deadlines and term adjournment. May 29 marks a key deadline as the term closes and the court awaits presentation. A separate public notice announces the Free Dispensary for Consumption openings each Thursday evening from 7 to 8 PM, with doctors in attendance to examine and advise those affected or suspected.
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Supreme Court
Anna Valentina
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the
United States
Thapanreme Court
Committee On the
Gen J Hale Sypher Buried at Arlington
Funeral for Gen J Hale Sypher former U S House member who died at Johns Hopkins University Hospital Tuesday of Brights Disease was held at Lee's undertaking establishment yesterday at 3 pm. Services were by Rev J Herbert Smith of Margaret's Episcopal Church. Private procession with sons, friends, and veteran organization reps. Interment followed at Arlington.
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Sypher
Arlington
J. Hale Sypher
House of Representatives
Johns Hopkins ‘University Hospital
Bright
Lee's
J. Herbert Smith
Margaret's Episcopal Church
Gen Sypher
Fragmented dialogue on safety and a life preserver
A strained exchange features Aunt M Rar pleading for mercy and Si Punkineeed questioning danger. The line about wearing a life preserver suggests a discussion of personal safety or protection.
Xtra and You Shine at Four Star Zone Article
A quirky verse style piece centers on the letters X Z and F, claiming X stands for Xtra and F for You. It suggests readers have no objections to shine at a four star setting while praising Zangwill as the last man bound by fetters, in a playful poetic fragment.
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Zangwill
Priceless Yet Valueless Pictures Questioned
The exchange notes that some images are considered priceless by expectation but described as valueless in fact, reflecting a humorous or ironic stance on the value of depicted items.
Public Eye Ponders Diet and Dignity in Speaking to Graduates
A fragment from a public discourse links Chauncey Depew and Edward Atkinson on frugality and restraint. A Newark conference address by Bishop Berry sparks talk of pastoral calls and modest living. The narrator muses on biscuits, enterprise, and fortunes shaping character.
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Berry
Newark
Johnny
President Roosevelt Train Skips Omaha On Swift Route Change
Sheriff Power planned to serve a summons in the Mae Wood case against Loeb Wynne and Miller during a Presidential special run. The train diverted from Omaha to Missouri Valley Iowa, avoiding the county seat and prompting postponement of the June 5 trial. Officials debated delays while Miss Wood seeks federal enforcement. The president’s party faced disruptions as Porters and officials adapted to the altered itinerary. Rev James Smith MI from Norfolk is reported gravely ill and near death. Rev J D Sterling of St Matthews is critically ill with rheumatism.
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Omaha
Nebi
Power
Union
Atahon
Roosevelt
Loeb
Mae Wood
Robert J. Wynne
Martin Miller
Missouri River
Iowa
Elkhorn
Chicago and Northwestern
Fremont
Nebra
Missouri Valley
Nea
Douglas County
Portera
A. L Mohier
Elshorn
Mohler
United States
Burkete
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Grand Island
Hewes
Robert Jo Wynne
Mies Wood
McCullough
W A Gardner
James Smith
Norfolk
James Smi
J. D. Sterling
St. Matthew's Church
Matthew's
Providence Hospital
St Vincent's Hospital
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Tult Hawi
Briewn Ayres
Lennessan
Dr Ayres
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Charlotte SC
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Reinhardt
Addrasa
Laurea
Hein- Rirteon
Amer- Pauess
A. M, FE
John C. Dancy
Washington, D. C
Harlan
Men's Society
Men's Society of
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Methodist Church South
George M. Moore
I D Arnold
H O W. Smith
D L Hardaway
F. Harlan
Amagia
J’ M ¥ Oilin
R.T .Law
Rockville
Consolidated Exchange
Martin
Court of Common Pleas
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Loving Cup
Capt. Kelley
Merillat
Fred A Emery
Associated Press
Charles H Merillat
Himery
New Hampshire
Dalton
Dayla Hurlbutt
Glen Haven
John Bull
Pennsylvania
Aline
Henry A. Ebright
Logue
Mary Stambaugh
North Bangor
Herbert M. Grover
Rosenvick
Samuel E. Waters
Virginia
Green Cove
Andrew J. Hart
Raffles
Post
Sherlock Holmes
Anna the Adventuress
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Nwa
Lutery
Pers
Park Lane
John
Montague Hil
Evening Papers
Parla
Anabel
Johny
Anta
Bho
Sir Fonn
Orphan Gase Appeal
Valentina Case
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Trade School
Chauncey
Edward Atkinson
Mighty Lew Pressmakers
Kentucky
Webr
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