Hesters Weekly Cotton Figures Show Movement Shifts
New Orleans February 20 Secretary Hesters weekly cotton statement shows movement into sight up over last year for the period, with totals for February and the season so far contrasting with 1911 and the year before last. World visible supply and spinners takings are detailed, including regional contributions and port stocks.
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Sonboard
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India
Great Britain
Europe
Week's Trade Reviewed by Mercantile Agency
Newark reports optimism in Bradstreet's weekly review with expanding industrial operations and rising production in key lines. Trade notes snowbound retail demand for winter apparel and strong coal movement, while warehousing and wheat outlook show potential yield if conditions hold. but eastern weather slows shipments and raises some prices.
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Tus
Atlanta Market Prices Show Mixed Farm Commodities
Quotations list wood quality beef cattle and dairy types with price ranges. Medina steers 808 to 200 lbs at 6.25 to 5.75, mixed cows 206 to 508 lbs 34.00 to 5.60, prime hogs 160 to 500 5.66, feeder pigs 7.75 to 7.?k, and various grocery, flour, grain, and feed goods with updated Atlanta FOB prices. Cattle receipts steady, demand moderate, mixed feed lot stock upcoming weeks. wholesale prices vary by item.
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Crete
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Walter Dey
White Provision Cor
Review of the Cotton Market Past Week
New York February 20 The cotton market remained quiet with slight gains in May and July contracts near 12 cents as traders weighed census data on supply and distribution. Optimism from nonspot markets and talk of March commitments contrasted with the risk of a late spring and open winter affecting acreage and weather, keeping sentiment uncertain.
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Liverpool
Cotton and Produce Trade Notes From Liverpool and New York
Country Produce Liverpool February 20 notes weekly cotton statistics with imports of all kinds totaling 117 009 American 23 080 a stock Heinda 1 181 000 American 927 forwarded 93 00 Exports 12 000 New York February 20 Potatoes strong Cabbage atrous Prandls unchanged 3 American 11 000
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Liverpool
Metals and commodities market notes from New York and regional hubs
Trends in copper and naval stores across cities show fluctuating prices and steady demand. Copper spot and May contracts hover near $39 and $3.9 per unit while turpentine and rosin receipts rise in Savannah and Wilmington, with New Orleans reporting mixed rice, Honduras, and Japan futures and local provisions prices.
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Caminetti Under Fire Over Immigration Remarks
Anthony Caminetti the immigration commissioner faces administration disapproval over remarks to the house immigration committee on Asiatic exclusion and stricter immigration enforcement. Cabinet members criticize his statements and urge a retirement from office while urging President Wilson to rebuke Caminetti for comments on Japanese immigration.
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Anthony Caminetti
Immigration
Caminetti
Miss Stella Dial Dies After Illness at 20 in Oxford Ga
Miss Stella Dial of Oxford Ga aged 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs R M Dial died after a three week illness. Funeral held at home and the rural cemetery with President James E Dickey of Emory Dr L Quillian district presiding elder Oxtora district Rev O L Kelley pastor Allen Memorial church. Immediate family remaining include Mr and Mrs R M Dial Eva Dial Berney Dial assistant postmaster for Oxford and Thomas Jackson Dial two Ismael boy.
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Oxford
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Roral
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Emory
L. Quillian
Oxtora
O. L. Kelley
Allen Memorial Church
Crowd surrounds Governor Slaton in tense reception
Lawrenceville Georgia February 30 special Mrs Bertha May Wright wife of E M Wright dies after illness lasting weeks at her home in this city leaving a young husband and three children. Funeral Friday at 11 with Rev H F Wood and Rev R D Day officiating. Interment in new cemetery. Dr A B Williams 20 year old student at Southern Dental College dies in private sanitarium. Body to Graceville Florida for funeral and interment. Marian Carlton Athens daughter of late Dr Henry H Carlton buried after heart disease illness. Mrs Mary J Oneal aged 71 dies at 23 Beattis Avenue Capitol View. Whitney Symmes Greenville S C dies at private sanitarium aged 69. Frances A Maxwell 81 dies at residence 166 Hampton Street. Several notices of deaths and funerals follow. Employment rush at governor’s reception room as men seek a $7,100 job. Governor Slaton silent on appointment to fill Bacon seat. Major Jesse Parry manages access. Visitors include Col W West, Col Rufus Hutchens, J Randolph Anderson, Jerome Jones and many others. Nelson James infant dies. Nannie Owen dies in sanitarium. Mrs Missouri Pridgeon funeral at Poole’s Chapel. Dry goods and groceries markets noted in sparse detail.
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Phi Omega Society
Walting
Slaton
Henry
Georgia
Jesse Parry
Schumann-Heink-Rapp Divorce Suit Amended
Chicago February 20 the divorce suit filed by opera star Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink Rapp against William Rapp Jr was amended to include a statutory charge. The case lists K B Deane as the woman in the matter.
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Ernestine Schumann-Heink-Rapp
Grand Opera Siager
Wiliam Rapp, Jr
New York
Rapp
K. BE. Deane
Victory at Hand in Treaty Fight in Senate and House
The article reports progress in treaty repeal fights with the president optimistic about Senate action. Leader Claude Kitchin opposes repeal on exemption issues while Leader Underwood mobilizes opposition. Senate amendments pave smoother international negotiations, with ratification votes expected, starting with the Spanish treaty and then the British treaty and others.
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North Carolina
Ieways and Means
Underwood
Senate
State Department
Congress
United States
Grave fears for leaky five masted schooner Hineo
Norfolk reports grave fears for the safety of the five masted schooner Hineo and its eleven crew members after last sighting off the Atlantic coast. A storm with gale force winds and snow impeded rescue attempts as City of Atlanta had reported eleven inches of water aboard. The revenue cutter Gwnodaga, exhausted its bunkers in a day, is expected to renew the search tomorrow.
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Prominent New York drug dealer dies after note blames girls
John A Hoyken a wealthy Harlem resident died by suicide in his store after leaving a note claiming charges by several schoolgirls. The 53 year old faced possible child cruelty charges and had been bailed earlier. Investigators said the will found with the note valued at about 300 000. Mothers of the children doubted his guilt as authorities pursued the case.
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John A. Hoyken
Harlem
Boyken
Society For the Prevention of
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Hoyken
Three Alleged Widows Claim Alabama Confederate Pension
Birmingham, Feb 20 three women claiming to be the widow of AL I Walker a Confederate soldier are drawing pensions from Alabama on the basis of his service. State officials began examining the cases to determine which woman is entitled. Each widow has been drawing $16 a quarter for several years.
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Alfred C. Newell
Legation Upgraded to Embassy Under New Bill
Washington February 20 The administration bill to raise the legation to Argentina to the rank of an embassy was introduced today by Senator Shively, acting chairman of the foreign relations committee.
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Argentina
Shively
Foreign Relations Committee
Grand Jury Special Presentments on Fulton County Convicts Reform
Grand jury of January Term 1914 denounces outdated jail management in Fulton County. They demand removal of Thomas J Donaldson and a division of Superintendent and Warden roles to create a modern humane system with strict guards, better sanitary conditions, and accountability. Photographs and testimony accompany the report.
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