Inquiries into Cotton Prices Stir in Georgia Court
Judge Speers directs the federal grand jury to probe distortions in cotton pricing, with references to the Bear cases and a broader government push. Mentions of Ford, automobile show talks, and shipments by Earle & Allen, Lang and Sons, plus a Detroit electric roadster sale to Miss Cindy Lutes, are noted amid other local automotive and business items. A separate report notes a 400-pound man found dead in bed in Fort Washington, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speers
Wamih
Tudge Emery
Moses Brothers
Ford
Mde
Georgia
Frank W Reon
Fort Washington
Ohio
Sweaters for U S Troops in Field Use
The War Department will abandon coats for soldiers in the field and adopt light sweaters as a practical garment. Sweaters will be worn when men are active and used to supplement blankets for sleeping gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War Department
Lindbergh Representative Suffering Indigestion Rushes to Hospital
Representative Charles A. Lindbergh of Minnesota suffered a nervous attack of indigestion during a late afternoon session. He was rushed to Capacity Hospital where restoratives were administered and later reported resting easily at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindberg NL
Charles A. Lindberg
Minnesota
House of Representatives
Freshing Point
Charles Carey Rumpey
Edward H. Harriman
Baron
Henry Bacon
Michetown
Goshen
Tuxedo Colony
Middletown
State Charities Aid Association
Society notes on Washington society and Capitol Traction case
Society items describe tea hosted by Miss Crane and Miss Batelle Crane with Mrs Whitely and Mrs Lincoln. Sen. du Pont arrives in Washington. Col. and Mrs. Reeves Russell and Miss Seasions depart for San Antonio for winter. Mrs. Alan McLane returns to Washington. Capital Traction Co faces Interstate Commerce Commission actions with a $100 fine for a defective wheel guard, a dismissed fender charge, and a request for a new trial. Trial details note motorman error and company responsibility. A D A Ralph Given and George T. Dunlop appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Capital Traction Company
Yaterday
Interstate Commerce Commission
H.C. Eddy
Dstrict Electric Ailway
Chaldo
DeGraw
Philadelphia
Pugh
Company 1
Ralph Given
Interstate Commerce Commissign
George T. Dunlop
Given
Army Orders and Promotions List
Army orders detail transfers promotions and retirements across infantry engineers artillery and medical corps. Names include Capt Peter W Maviron Capt Willey Lowell Maj Jadwin and Maj Burgars with postings to Forts Nashville Washington Fort Riley and Fort Meads among others. A board at Fort Riley will examine officers for promotion while several officers move to new commands or retire from active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laavrs
Abronce
Piret
Albert
CLANK
Boswell
John FR
Bobley
Joseph
Imedical Rreerve
William
Sbields
Biret Gleat
Frank J. Edwards
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Meads
D. Ook
Clarince O
Sherrill
Orlentin
Orlentin Pape Williame WH Rose
Carpe of Engineers
New York
Ruy
Culebra
Canal Znne
Parana
Tirat
Jawas G Steele
Corp of Engineers
Il Provera
Washington, D. C
Tapact
Bailey X. Abhyord
Medical Corps
Rendort
Medical Resstra Corps
San Juan
Firat Eleut George
Tuttle
Medient
Red Nerve Corpe
Axamteing
Fort Ruger
Hawaii
Waunice Buthebaum
Metient
Tenarre
Nary Lee
Jadwin
Burgras
Puch
Liekt
Edward A, Millar
Fint Tela Artilery
Aleut
John Conklin
Sixth Feld Artillery
William 8. McNair
Sixth Field Artillery
William R. Eastman
Lloyd A. Kefauver
Medical Corp
Cal Charles G Woodward
Coat Artillery
Serpy
Naval Orders and Assignments Detail Early 20th Century Navy
Rear Admiral NM Usher to preside over the examining board in Washington. Capt C Jones commissioned Philadelphia November 14. John L Carnefreq noted October 17. Monaghan minstrel troupe leader Monaghan dies suddenly in this city. Lieut Comdr Vincent named leader of Carncross and Meutenent commander Iron Kap. J Droxbhen to duty Monaghan segment. Movements list ships arriving and departing including Hector, Saratoga, Monterey, Quires, Pearl, Guan tamamo, Virginia, New Jersey, Hampton Roads, Macdonough, Worden, Mohawk, Tangier Sound for Matptou.
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NM Usher
Esamhing Board
Waentagiog
C. Jones
Philadelphia
John IL
Norfolk
Vincent
Carncross
Dixie
Busia
United States
Teatment Naval
Chefewrany
Renteraber 1
Asalatent Paynunder J. N. Jondax
Navy Yard
Partemouth
M. HW
Hector
Bewall Point
Sarantoga
Monterey
Quires
Amor
Pearle
Guantamamo
Virginia
New Jersey
Hampton Roads
Macdonough and Worden
Newport
Mohawk
Washington
North Carolina
Salem
New Jeraey
Tangler Sound
Matptou Foade
Governor Wilson Visits University of Virginia
Gov Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey visits the University of Virginia while traveling south for wheat. He roams campus, watches the football workout, and chats with staff and students before dining with faculty and preparing to leave for Staunton and St Augustine for rest. He is celebrated as a former UVA student and law department matriculant who did not complete his degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Charlotterville
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Univerity
Virginia
Colex
Fayerweather Gymnasium
W. Christie Bennet
Columbia
9. C
Georgetown
Yanney
Lambeth Weld
Wilson
Akerman
Richard Heath Datiney
Alderman
Staunton
Valley City
St. Augustine
Fla
Qulet
Gov. Wilson
University of Virginia
Pan American Chamber of Commerce Formed in New Jersey
Trenton November 4 reports the Pan american Chamber of Commerce was incorporated to maintain a chamber in New York City promoting trade relations between North and South American countries. Authorized capital is $190 000. Incorporators include Julio F Carzano and William B Mdl of New York and John A Wilson of Nutley NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Pan-american Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Chamber of Commerce
Julio F. Carzano
William 8
New York
John A. Wilson
Nutley
What Getting On Really Means in a Simple Home
A neighborly discussion contrasts hustling for social ascent with simple, honest living. A family of four sons thrives in modest prosperity, showing contentment without pretentious wealth. The piece warns that getting on is not an end but a test of using opportunities for genuine good.
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Thig
Stele
Drean
Bridge
Collexe
Povesty
Barbera
Thought for Today on Youthful Habits and Health
Mrs. Robert M L La Boutte cites a belief that habits once formed are hard to break and argues life should include fundamental physical activities. The piece recalls a family nutting trip and praises climbing, swimming, gardening, dancing, singing, and playing for lifelong vigor and quicker recovery from strain.
Met Gala Fashions Feature Jewelry and Jade Accessories
The article surveys social leaders at a Metropolitan Opera opening, highlighting gowns in satin and chiffon, diamond ornaments, and jade themed accessories. Notable names include Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Mrs. August Belmont, and Princess Cantem. Also noted is a health and society segment on psychologists treating love sickness and Mrs. Hetty Green denying reports about her son Ed Green returning to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iewela
Metropolitan Opera House
John Jacob Antor
Katherine Force
Edith Starr Miller
Ogden T
Milly
August Belmont
Ana Chiffon
August Belmont, Jr
Mackay
Richard Irvin
Ogden Mills
G. Cavendish Bennick
Jack Eatin
Ogden
Henry Bayne Whitney
Payne Whitney
Archivald
Alexander
Colloredo Marisfald
Mies Therene Saelin
Chantilly
Edmund L. Baylies
Whitney Warren
James EB. Duke
Willism Tay
Herman @Quiricha
William D. Sloane
James A Burden
Ruth Twombly
Herbert L. Satterlee
Anne Morgan
Robert L. Gerry
Mabel Gerry
Orme Wilson
Orme Wilson, Jr
Richard T. Wilson
James Speyer
T. Egerton Webb
C. H. P. Belmont
Constance Warren
Luther Kounse
de Tancey Kountse
J. Gordon Douglas
George F. Baker
Edward’ Tuck
J. Goodby Loew
Tara
Ormond G. Smith
Gouverneur Kortright
Preston Satterwhite
Mra
Georgee Bowdoin
Migs Edith Bowdoip
W. Willis Reese
Charles Plecrepant Gilbert
Catherine Burton
Elbridge T. Gerry
Richard Stevens
Richard Gambyi
Forsyth Wickes
Marrs Kellogg
Oliver G Jennings
William EB. Dutton
Jon Chester Wellz
Hetty Green
Col
Edward FH. R. Great
Texas
Lone Star
Westminater Company
Mrs. Grean
Sage's Tax Assessed Personal Property Reduced
On Mrs. Russell Sage's request, New York assessment cut from 5,000,000 to 2,610,000 for personal property. Counsel argued many securities listed were registered with the State comptroller under the secured debts law, shielding them from taxation. A sworn statement from Lavie P. Morton described the April 1 assessment date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell Sage
Lavi P. Morton
Tagton
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Parker, Bridget
Outfitters
Raglan
Wanita
Lang
Fining Mature Company
Fral Arloadia
Ild
Bulcks Veates
Earle & Allen
Linegson & Come
Detroit
Misa Cindys Utes
DW Suman
Metzger Motor Car Company
Everitt
WP. Rarphart
Ceaterdas
U. S
Sea Island
Si Tees
Buia
Jayrie
Sve
Pape
CAR Company
C.C
Twentieth Street
Miss Crane
Batelle Crane
Senator du Pont
Wilmington, del
Benjamin Reeves Russel
Misses Seasions
San Antonio
Tex
Alan McLane
Vermont Avenue
McLane
Maine
Bryn Mawr
John D. Thomas
M Street
Hamilton Jones
New Orleans
Frances, Jones
Grafton
William Sinclair
the Rochambeau
Ean
ARMY
Pioneer
NAVAL
John L. Garncross
Carncross and
U. OF V
Florida
Pan-American Chamber of Commerce Is Incorporated
Trenton, N. J
HEART
Balks Y Brea Pes Boyd Cai Fa
Castoria
Lae
Robert ML la Boutte
Post
Elizabeth Perkins
Joseph Palmer Knapp
Fuller Potter
Leonie Burrill
Milas Claire
Ban Fausting
Visi
Wiliam B. Leeds
Prinjeras
Henry IV
France
Jancy Campbell
Willam Brown
Buon
SAGE
Ueurbelf Ogatsacae
Sloan’s Art Galleries
G St
Washington, D.C
E W. Belfour Company
Atlantic City
Maurice Barnett Company
G Street
C. G. Sloan &Co., Inc
Ranch & Lang Electrics
Rauch & Lang
Imperial Motor CO
Conn
Ave
N. W
Columite Theater
the Fountain
F St.n. W
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