Debates Over Senate Hatch Bill and Cotton Market Tactics
The article discusses the Hatch Bill aimed at prohibiting future delivery of staple crops including cotton and wheat. It analyzes political motives, argues the bill serves market manipulation, notes farm pressures to sell, and cites public remarks by Tillman and allied speakers amid South Carolina campaigns.
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