Cotton and steel markets show steady opening and mixed shifts
The New York market opened steady with minor gains and unsettled trading in cotton. Wall Street saw mixed moves with copper and steel firms, rubber shares higher, and United States Steel holding firm after a wage increase news.
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X. York
Jane Months
New York
Wall Street
United States Steel
Allis-Chambers
Anaconda Copper
Atchisoto
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Cananadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil
St. Paul
Chicago, R. I
Pacific Ry
Erucible Steel
Crucible Steel
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore
Illinois Central Os Inter
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Liggett, & Myers
Ccaewees
Lorillard ‘Co
Seale Wee
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri,Kan
Texathe
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y
N. H
Hartford
Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep. Iron & Steel
Tdeseaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Line
Sloss
Shef. Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper Texas Co
Union Pacific
United Fruit
United States Rubber
U. S. Smelting & Refining
Virginia Carp. Chem
Yitten
Va. Iron, Coal & Coke
Wabash Pfd
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Mats
Kennecott Copper
American Zing
Ases
BES Corn Products
Gulf State Steel
Cotton Letter Advices Steady Market With Liquidation
New York traders report a steady but liquidating session with four letters among sellers. Well Street houses and others joined as cautious demand persisted. No reports of additional export restrictions or metal import requirements appeared, keeping the tone orderly. Orvis Bros. & Co.
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New Yieh
Mark Wi
Letiees
Orvis Bros. & CO
Woman owes life to dog after rattlesnake attack
From Folkston, Georgia, Mrs Grady H Gibson credits her pet dog with saving her life after the dog killed a rattlesnake only ten feet from her garden path. The snake bit the dog and died, but the canine action warned Mrs Gibson, who believes the snake would have bitten her otherwise.
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Waycross
Gag
Folkston
Grady H. Gibson
Stage of water on Cape Fear at Fayetteville report
Stage of water in the Cape Fear River at Fayetteville North Carolina measured at 8 am yesterday stood at 2.5 feet. The reading indicates a moderate water level for the local river system.
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Cape Fear River
Fayetteville, N. C
Hebo Bugs Open Fire Place Praise In Cool Weather
A casual note praises an open fireplace as excellent during cooler weather. The informal exchange highlights comfort and mood, indicating a positive impression of the hearth feature.
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Hebo Bugs
Queen Liliuokalani Illness Deepens Her Distress
Honolulu reports the 78 year old ex queen of Hawaii Liliuokalani remains gravely ill after a long cold. Though weakened she is rarely seen and attended with royal ceremony while kahili bearers guard her status. She continues to advise loyalty to the United States and works on Hawaiian language dictionaries with Rev Henry Parker and others, defining thousands of words.
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Honolulu
T. H
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
United States
Kalakaua
Henry Parker
Dodging the fast ones and boxing odds in early 1900s sports
A collage of sports gossip and predictions discusses wind at Harvard Stadium, Casey the tricky son of a gun, Billy Weeks the Canadian featherweight hopeful, Corbett naming him mid champ, Harvard beating Princeton in chess as Crimson football trims Tigers, umpire talk for Connolly Brennan and Fulton's backers, Ray Schalk record reflections, rumors of a third major league, Willie Ritchie on brutality, Uncle Horace Johnson weather forecast, and Nabors striking a world record before fading, plus Cyrus Young in Ohio politics.
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Percy Haughton
Marvard
Ile
Casey
Billy Weeks
Jim Corbett
Harvard
Princeton
Crimson
Tigers
Frankie Connolly
Tom
Ray Schalk
Schalk
Fred Fulton
Chop Suey
Fred
Rochester
Willie Ritchie
Bill Brennan
Federal Baseball League
Ball Players’ Fraternity
Baltimore Feds
Horace Johnson
New Haven
Horace
Les Darcy
Jimmy
Dime
Jack
Dillon
Mike Gibbons
Bat Levinsky
Nabors
Athletics
Cy Young
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
Cyrus
Flinger
Lenoir Man Sentenced to Electric Chair for October Murder
Charles Walker was condemned in Lenoir for the October 1 murder of Florence Sutphin. He faces electrocution on January 12 after a Superior Court verdict and will appeal. Walker was transported to Raleigh this morning.
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Florence Sutphin
Walker
Raleigh
Seaboard Magazine Highlights Southwest Livestock Focus
Just off the press the Seaboard Magazine features green and white cover art with cattle and an automobile. It concentrates on the livestock industry of the Great Seaboard Southwest, noting dairy production details from Rockingham county and the value of silage for milk and butter.
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Seaboard
Great Seaboard Southwest
Rockingham County
South
Deeds Filed In Register Of Deeds Office
Bessie Burnett and others transfer 60 by 33 feet on Nixon Street to C D Gilbert for 100 dollars and other considerations. Thomas H Wright sells 33 by 80 feet on Third Street between Hanover and Brunswick for 100 dollars and other considerations. Southeastern Realty Company transfers 100 by 110 feet on Chestnut Street between 15th and 16th to Eleanor G Wright for 100 dollars and other considerations.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Bessie Burnett
C. D. Gilbert
Nixon Street
Fifth
Sixth
Eugene
Knight
Thomas H. Wright
Third Street
Hanover
Brunswick
Southeastern Realty Company
Eleanor G. Wright
Chestnut Street
15Th
16Th
Rigid Man Found In Street At Emergency Hospital
Oakland investigators report a man found by Alameda police standing on the street in a complete state of rigidity with only blinking eyes. He remained rigid all night at Emergency Hospital and showed no reaction when pricked by pins.
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Oakland
Cal
Alameda
Man Quick Shoots Attacker at Lyric Theatre
In Hammond Indiana on November 21 John Sebastian a foreigner shot and killed a man who was choking a woman during a film. The weapon's bullet pierced the villain's chest and a policeman took Sebastian into custody after the incident.
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Hammond
Ind
Lyric Theatre
John Sebastian
John
Pine and Oak Grow From Shared Stump in Wisconsin
In Stevens Point Wisconsin on November 22 a pine and an oak rise from a single stump. Both trees exceed fifteen feet in height and appear to share a common root. The pine bark shows unusual changes, seemingly infused with oak qualities.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Turtle Survives Ploughing After Being Turned Over
Lewiston Pa Nov 22 A farmer near Potters Bank Harry Treaster found a land turtle while ploughing last fall. He turned it on its back and ploughed it under. A few days ago while ploughing again the turtle resurfaced on its feet and waddled away as if nothing happened.
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Lewiston
Harry Treaster
Potters Bank
Grampus 15 Set to Visit Port Saturday for Fisheries Work
Fisheries commissioner Freeman received word that the schooner Grampus will dock at Southport Saturday after sailing from Portland. The vessel aims to study fish banks and locate clam and shrimp beds off the coast. Captain Burriss of the Fire Department will accompany the Grampus, with pay supplied by the city during the excursion. The ship is expected to stay at least three weeks, with investigations likely to begin Monday.
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BE. H. Freeman
Gramzar
Roca Portland
Ore
Southport
Cgrampus
Mr. Freeman
Asa Burriss
Fire Department
Absenc
Turmoil in World War I Europe and Gallipoli Battles
Berlin states Teutonic forces advance in Serbia with 2600 captives. French and British push Turks at Gallipoli with heavy bombardment and bomb attacks. A British submarine flotilla, about 10 to 26 vessels, reportedly forces Baltic entrance.
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Berlin
Serbia
Gallipoli
Baltic
Noted speakers announced for Northwestern Minnesota teachers
Crookston Minnesota November 22 J Frank Hanly of Indiana former Prohibition presidential candidate leads a list of speakers at the Northwestern Minnesota Educational Association convention. Other speakers include C G Schulz Minnesota state superintendent Dr Joseph Kennedy University of North Dakota dean and J C Brown St Cloud Normal School president.
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Crookston
Minn
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Northwestern Minnesota Educational Association
Hanly
C. G. Schulz
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