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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1914

Page

5

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Daily and Sunday 500, Dany. Vote Bee By Carricn Im Atlanta 65 cents per month or 13 cents per week Outside of Atlanta 9 cents per month or 1 cent per week RK Holliday sole Advertising Manager for all territory outside of Atlanta The Washington Bureau address No 17275 Street N W Bir John Corrigan dr stall correspondent in charge The Constitution is on sale in New York City by 2 pm the day after issue Hotaling's Newsstands Broadway and Forty second Street Times building corner Thirty eighth Street and Broadway Twenty ninth Street and Broadway The Constitution is not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers dealers or agents

Carricn Atlanta RK Holliday Constitution Building Washington Street N. W. Bir John Corrigan Stall Constitution New York City Hotaling Broadway Forty-second Street Times Thirty-eighth Street Twenty-ninth Street

Bonded warehouses could have steadied cotton finance, 1911 plan

The Southern Cotton Growers Congress proposed state supervised bonded warehouses to finance cotton with insured receipts as cash equivalents. If adopted, the system would have empowered states to back warehouse receipts, easing crises during European conflict and reducing dependence on outside sources. England seizes German trade as war disrupts sea lanes, urging US manufacturers to act quickly to gain a share of overseas commerce.

South Souther Cotton Growers' Congress Charles J. Haden Atlanta Legislative Committee Cotton Congress Congress Southern Cotton’ Growers’ Congress Haden Merchant Banner Germany France England Russia English Boards of Trade United States

Apt Illustration Warns of War Trust and Deception

The piece cites a Bis marck quip to warn that European powers keep a fragile balance in wartime. It notes rulers praise each other while keeping swords ready and references a quick stripping of honors from the English king by the German emperor. Naval displays and army reviews are cited as signals of looming pressure.

Kingly Dsite Crown Prince Mac- Manon Bazaine Yeupond Worth Retchahoen Froeschweikier Riechshoffen MacMahon

Tango Through Your Troubles Dance Advice Amid War

The Imperial Society of Dance Teachers in London praised tango to lift spirits of home-stayers during war and urged dancing to cope. The gist: dance through troubles if possible, but many brave citizens face hardship as families endure danger at the war fronts.

Imperial Society of Dance Teachers Seasion London Congress

Amateur correspondents mark travelers as wartime observers

American tourists in Europe, stranded travelers, and amateur correspondents offer vivid, often heartrending reports from the front. They witness battles, the sounds of war, and the clash of great armies while Europe’s upheaval shapes a world narrative and the hope for lasting peace. Huerta travels abroad to avoid the fray, while Carranza may welcome the peace forged in Mexico.

Europe Mars

When Germans Marched on Paris Enduring War Echoes

An aging editor recounts the Franco Prussian War, focusing on the July 1870 start, key battles from Saarbrucken to Metz and Gravelotte, the siege of Paris, and the 1871 German conquest of the city. The piece blends history with personal recollection and notes the Versailles proclamation and Napoleon III’s downfall.

Paris I. Vizetelly Ll.d France Prussia Bremarck Sedan Napoleon Luther Germany Napoleon III Denmark Austria Louis Adolphe Thiers Count Bismarck Lowon Times Napoleon II Prunsiang

Harvest Glow and Rural Tales In A War Year

A fragmented rural column mixes a patriotic harvest glow with village sketches. It nods to peace and plenty while recounting local quirks and whimsical notes from country correspondents and small-town reports.

Haden's Bonded Warehouses Plan Won Unanimous Support

A 1911 Montgomery meeting of the Southern Cotton Growers congress urged state supervised bonded warehouses to back cotton loans. Resolutions by Charles J. Haden proposed a system with bonds, official inspections, and registration to make warehouse receipts widely trusted and finance cotton at favorable rates.

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Where Did You Get Your Brains Blown Out

An alleged old soldier pesters a weary editor with a detailed map of battle positions. He claims where Arabs massed, how his division moved, where he was wounded, and how his arm was shattered by friendly fire. The editor, bored, cuts him off with a sharp question about the brains blown out.

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