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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1914

Page

10

Senate Passes Cotton Futures Bill to Standardize Grades

Senator Hoke Smith urged adoption of the conference report on the cotton futures bill. The act aims to regulate futures trading nationwide, standardize cotton grades under official U S standards, and require exchanges to trade only compliant cotton. Penalties apply for noncompliant contracts. The secretary of agriculture may set and revise standards, with protections against rapid changes. Smith criticizes the New York Cotton Exchange for manipulating prices and harming southern growers, outlining how futures contracts have misrepresented actual cotton quality and value.

John Corrigan Washington Hoke Smith Senate House United States Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Hoke Smith Lymins BI New York Cotton Exchange New Cotton Exchange England Europe Japan China Bayers New York Cotton, Exchange Department of Commerce Exchange New York Cution Exchange New York Cotton Exchange Newark Cab For Exchange York Calton Cotten Exchange Nerth Department of Iariculture South Stern State of

Neutrality Violations Endangered by Hearst Paper

San Francisco August 13 report describes German cruiser Leipsig off port as eight belligerent vessels wreathe Pacific coast, with Captain Bonatfal and German consul allies stressing neutral conduct. Notes on American coal seizures, journalism influence, and calls to enforce neutrality under presidential policy amid naval activity and stock market cotton contract debates.

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Tax records show property return for 1914 in Atlanta

Dear Sir Alfred Yewell, Atlanta. The office shows Wa. Yuku Mo Sinton returned personal property for taxes in 1914 including stocks and bonds, automobiles, household furniture, livestock, and vehicles valued at 2000.

P Stewart Fulton County Atlanta Atlanta Journal Morris Sintons Sinton Alfred C Atlante Alfred C Newell John Wi Siston Adinnia Ga Alfred Yewell Wa. Yuku Mo Sinton

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