Cotton Trade Conference Adopts Reforms and Warehouse Plan
The conference endorses stricter cotton handling from pick to bale, favoring square Egyptian bales and extended warehouse storage with labeled bales showing weights. It backs ginning compress systems, housing of green cotton, and means to curb speculative trading. Delegates plan further international meetings and consider national laws to abolish gambling in exchanges.
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International Spinners’ Association
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D. A. Tompkins
Charlotte
Heflin
Adolph: Waidel
Germany
James R. McColl
Providence
B. J. Woodward
Boston
Herr Kufeler
International
America
Walter Clark
Mississippi
Herr Bufeler
McColl
States
Louis
Farmers’ Union
Alabama
Notable Americans and political figures in Tennessee
Frederic J. Haskin surveys presidential possibilities and profiles Theodore Roosevelt Grover Cleveland and Stephen Grover Cleveland. The piece notes judge Baxter Folk Carmack and other Tennessee figures, plus anecdotes about railroads, offices and a Washington commission sign. It comments on advertising ta wholesome civic life and literary portraits from the era.
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Grover Cleveland
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Eo Young
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Vandervilt University
Joseph Wingate Folk
Missouri
Gov. Folk
Baxter
Nashville
Bo Baxter
Commission
Washington
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