Southern women and farm problems dominate conference
New Orleans April 1 The Southern Conference of Education and Industry focused on southern women and farm issues. Speakers included W C Currell University of South Carolina T Coates Frankfort J L Hashe Chicago and Warren H Wilson New York. Mrs Benigna Kalb described Texas farm women progress urging self organized groups and mutual problem discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Southern Conference of Education and Industry
W. C. Currell
University of South Caroline
T. Coates
Frankfort
J. L. Hashc
Chicago
Warren H. Wilson
New York
D. Dugger
Alabama Polytechnicnstitute
Southern Farmia
John R. Hutchinson
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Virinia
League of Southern Writers
Thomas Owen
Montgomery
Blanche Loveridge
Woman's College of Alabama
Jearme W. Duncan
Atlanta
Warren Dunham Foster
Boston
Miami
Pla
Memis
Richmond
Macon
British ship sunk without any warning
London reports the admiralty confirmed the British steamer Zent was torpedoed by a submarine on April 6 with no warning. Forty nine lives were lost as the vessel sank quickly. Holland America line’s Eemdijk was also torpedoed on April 7, beached in England, with Dutch colors and markings described. A Russian bark Shhwanden, sailing from Greenock to Mobile, was sunk by a German submarine. the crew were saved.
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London
Admiralty
Ent
Zent
Kemdijk
Lloyds
Shhwanden
Greenock
Scoland
Mobile
Armistice Declared as China Talks Move Forward
Washington reports an armistice with Chinese rebels and Yuan Shi Kai agreed to peace talks. Yuan's envoy is a former vice president who resigned when Yuan aimed to become emperor. A former war minister also agreed to aid negotiations. The Chinese legation received similar notices. The armistice terms keep Yuan at the head of the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wbels
Yuan Shi Kai
Eace
State Department
Pekin
Uan
Hen Yuan
Emrot
Renmin
Venizelos Attacks Greek King Policy in Riots
Athens April 18. Venizelos denounces the royal government and defends liberal rights amid post Easter rallies. He accuses police of provoking riots and calls for free speech, free assembly, and a constitutional rights push against divine right rule. He insists the king's office must be defined to prevent monarchic overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Paris
Liberal
Lberal
Venizelou
Associated Press
Greece
Liberal Party
Declaration of War on New York Presbytery
New York April 18 The Cincinnati Presbytery urged the general assembly to cut off the New York Presbytery for disloyalty amid tensions over admitting Union Theological seminary graduates. New York asserts loyalty to the assembly and its faith. The general assembly convenes May 18 in Atlantic City. Butter firmer and creamery prices are listed with receipts and grade details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Presbytery of
Union Theological Seminary
General Assembly
Doerie Tun
Wisconsin Twins
New Orleans Market and Atlanta Livestock Prices Report
New Orleans Cotton Exchange closed for election day. Prices listed for fruits vegetables and dairy, with detailed New York cotton market data and weather notes. Atlanta Livestock Market shows steers and cows priced by weight, plus hogs and other memos.
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New Orleans
War shares hit new low records in volatile market
New York reports mixed trading as war shares weakened to fresh lows amid doubts over Europe and Mexico. Copper and related stocks held firmer while industrials slipped. steel faced wage increases and Mercantile Marine and United Fruit rebounded. Bond and currency markets showed varied moves across currencies. Savannah and Jacksonville turpentine receipts and prices noted.
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New York
England
France
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Steel
Steel Corporation
Mercantile Marine
United Fruit
Reading
Norfolk and
Westernland
Erie
Jas
United States
Panama
Clore. Chase
Anis-Chalmers
Car & Foundry
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Hraltimore & Hio Ab
Bax
Brooklyn Rapid T
Oni RY. & P. Ry
Consolidated Gas
Rt Continental Can
Great Northern
Alinoa Central Loo
Southern
Lehigh Valley
Loutaville & Nashy. Bee
Dggett & Myers
Lorillard Co. i
Mo. Kan. & Tex. Oa
Missouri Pacific
Petroleum
New York Central
Su Rfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania « & Ag
Union Pacific
U. S. Rubber Bay
Caro. Chemical
Val Iron, Co. & Co
Wastern Union Bom
Westinghouse Elec
Noa United Fruit
Kennecott
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Co
Chicago
RT & Pac. Ry
Ilfinela Central
Marine
Idggett & Myers
Lerillard
Loulaville & Nashv
Missouri, Kan
Texas
N. KH
Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania Consol
Republican
St Louis
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line Adj
Southern Bed Telephone
Southern Pacific
Cv. Ss
Southern Hailway
Tennessee Copper
Texas Company
Texas & Pacific 1St
Virginia-Carolin
PROFESSIONAL VIEWS ON COTTON SITUATION
New York April 18 special Acting on the idea that Liverpool would import freely from America within the next month the market shows strength closing at best prices. Traders expect May tenders to be promptly taken by spot houses amid war uncertainty and ample supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
May Seling
Rotterdam
Speciails
America
Fotal
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Europe
Renbkorf, Lyon & CO
Siac
Oorto Ricos
British Commission
Hales
Grain Markets Swing As Germany Rumors Rally Prices
Chicago reports say Germany may meet U S notes in the Sussex case boosting wheat options while rains threaten Northwest seeding. May wheat at 1.14 1 14 1 4, July 1 14 4, corn up, oats mixed, provisions variable. Kansas City receipts expected higher, Northwest rains support firmness, Berlin note talks lift sentiment briefly. Prices firm near day high as spreads tighten and foreign bids surface amid ocean freight limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Germany
United States
Sussex
Northwest
Liverpool
Canada
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Lansing
Berlin
Seaboard
Winnipeg
Cotton Movement Across Markets Shows Steady Prices and Strong Stocks
The report tracks global cotton activity with Atlanta steady at 12.12 and a total stock of 67,276 bales. It details receipts and exports by port cities such as New Orleans, Galveston, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, and Norfolk, plus major hubs like Houston and New York. Total today receipts 36,530 and exports 37,824, with a season total of over 6.3 million receipts and 4.26 million exports, alongside Liverpool price levels and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Region
Atlanta
Columbus
Clear Ga
Clear Co
Tallapoosa
Clear
Toccon
West Point
Chattanooga
Greenville. S.C
Spartanda
Wilmington
Charleston
Augusta
Savannah
Noth
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Texas City
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
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Evens
Southern Conference For Education and Industry
China
Venizelos
N. Y
Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company
Florida
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Belt
Oklahoma
Atlantic Coast
C.F. von Herrmann
Weather Bureau
Oglesby Grocery Company
Libby's
Libby
Horsford
Coco
Blake White
Domino
Whita Provision Company
Gurnfteta Hama
Copnfield Hama
Ave. Oss
Copnfeld Skd
Cornfield
Cornfield Park
Tierce Basta
Tierca
W. S. Duncan Co
Victory
Gloria
Nell Rose
White Lily
Pride of Denver
Meal
Per
Bushel
Piain
Sacks
Sic
Bermuda
Johnson
C. S
Harper's Bride
Milco
C.S
Craton
P. W
V. P
Anche
Arle
New York Financial
Mercantile Paper
Naval Stores
Gs. Plase
Jacksonville
Fla
Tsik
Brasil
Rio
Santos
Jundiahy
Metals
Rpetter
St. Louis
Kcuno
Louis
V.ub
Japan
Range Board of Trade
Baes
U. S
Albert L. Dunn Company, Uu
Louisville
Lermost
Clermont Bourbon
Dana
Yellowstone
Rich Hill
Tlanta 4
Anterior
Houston
Memphis
al. S
Little Rock
Carton
New Or
R. R
Ind
New
George Consol Central Leather
Virginia-Carolina
Chemical U. S. Steet
Consolidated Stock Exchange of
Clarence C. Perpall & Co
Consolidated Stock Exchange
N.Y
Chicago Board of Trades
Broad Street
REO Motor Stock
Reo Motor Company
Reo Motor
Reo
WM. Hurd Hillyer
Trust Company of Georgia Building Investment Securities
Ivy
Hanover Square
New Y
New York Cotton Exchange
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