Cotton Declines Under Pressure In New Orleans Market
New Orleans February 20 The cotton market fell under bear pressure and liquidation from long positions last week closing at a net loss while reports of easier interiors and forecasts of Texas planting weighed. Traders noted oversold conditions and ongoing hedging in the contract market amid political unease and anticipated new crop developments. Treasury data showed net general fund balance at 106,700,665 with a year deficit of about 60,095,904.
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New Orleans
Long Mide
Texas
Seline Botarag International
Treasury
Washington
United States Treasury
Laden with clothes Negro arrested in Darktown alley
Wade and Wood nabbed a 30 year old Black man near Jackson after a patrol officer found in his bag a batch of cheap shirts trousers and underwear worth about forty dollars. He claimed the goods were sold by another Black man. the arrest was on suspicion as officers searched a vacant Darktown house.
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WI Jackson
Wade
Wood
Darktown
Production Cannot Keep Pace With Active Demand
Bradstreet's report shows widespread activity across markets with buyers rushing to secure goods despite high prices. Demand outstrips supply in textiles, coal, iron, and other staples as labor shortages and transportation frictions constrain production, while retail and mail order activity remains strong and inventories tighten.
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Bradstreet
America
Turo
Foreign affairs shake market in dull week
New York reports a dull irregular market affected by revived diplomacy with Germany over submarine policy delaying Lusitania settlement and unsettled by Scandinavian attitude toward Britain. Russia's Asia Minor victory and denial of UK asset dumps offered offset. domestic politics spurred investor apathy while new mergers and industrial deals continued. Metal prices rose with copper and related stocks high. Leading carriers show January earnings up. exchange shifts include weaker rates to Germany and firmer Russian and Holland demands.
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New York
Germany
Teutonic Nations
Lusitania
Great Britain
Russia
Asia Minor
Ates
London
Carin
Holland
Dutch Demand Gold From The Germans
A London telegram says Dutch tobacco importers with large German orders insist on payment in gold before delivery rather than waiting until after the war. The move follows a decision by Dutch traders to refuse the German request for delayed payment, signaling further pressure on the value of the German mark.
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London
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
M. E. Grant
Werner
N. Caroling
Catterns
Dept. T
Baefem
New York Democrats for Woodrow Wilson
Albany February 20 Democratic leaders suspend legislative activities next week for Syracuse convention to name delegates at large for St Louis. Expected to back Wilson. candidates include O Gorman Gullen Osborn Meyer Treman Van Santvoord Untermyer. Glyn named temporary and permanent chairman.
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Albany
Syracuse
St. Louis
Martin H Glyn
Permanen
Wilson
Tammany
Hart
New York
Capitol
United State
O'Gorman
Edgar M. Gullen
Business Improves in South Georgia Say Travelers
Waycross Ga February 20 Traveling men who use this city as headquarters report steady improvement in business across south Georgia. Salesmen covering about twenty counties express optimism though January was not as strong as hoped, it is better than January 1925. February is expected to be stronger and March could show substantial gains. The mood of optimism is widespread in the region.
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Dun
Dan
New England
Tron
Waycross
South Georgia
Georgia
Senate to debate submarine issue with Germany
Washington February 20. Senate to hear administration view on submarine policy as Germany sinks enemy ships. Senator Stone leads Democrats opposing partisan Republican tactics. Debate expected on Mexico policy and other major issues including Brandeis, water power, and immigration measures.
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Germany
Senate
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Sterling
Lodge
Republicana
United States
Massouri
Wilson
Kansing
Penator
Resoluion
Carranza
Lanway
Mexico
Henry Prather Treicher
Mottor
Prase
Fletcher
Japiter
Army Aviation Service
Louis D Brandeis
Supreme Court
American Intarenta
Army
Navy
Kitchin
Bank clearings in United States for the past week
Bank clearings in the United States for the past week totaled 4,330,145,000, up from 4,246,774,000 the prior week and higher than the year-ago level. The report, from Bradstreet Journal, lists city totals and percentage changes versus last year, with New York leading at 2,847,674,000 and varying figures across major cities including Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, St. Louis, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Milwaukee, Louisville, Atlanta, and others.
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Bradstreet E Journal
New York
Inc
Guo
Chicago
Buffalo
Portland
Orel
Richmond
Denver Ae
Howton
Sse
Indianapella
Fort Worth
Providence
Washington
Joseph
Memphis
Hartford Vo
Salt Lake City
Toledo - Nashville
Albany
Des Moines
Rochester
Savannah
Galveston
Norfolk
New Haven
Spokane
Ema
Oakland
Grand Rapids
Sioux City
Scranton
Peoria
Byrocuss
Springfield
Worcester
Dagksonville, Pte
Amatin Ae Okimhor
Judge A. Johnson to seek Albany circuit judgeship
Special Judge A s Johnson of Camilla plans to run for the Albany circuit judgeship with a formal announcement to follow. Judge E B Cox, current Albany Superior Court presiding judge, will not seek re election and will oppose Frank Park for Congress in the Second district. Johnson, a renowned lawyer and former Newton city court judge, faces several opponents in a crowded race.
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Albany
Curr
Moultrie
A.s Johnson
Camilla
E. B. Cox
Frank Park
Congress
Johnson
Newton
Society Meets of Wo M and B Society at Second Baptist
The Wo M and B Society of the Second Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 PM in the Sunday school auditorium.
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Wo M & B Society
the Second Baptist Church
Fragmentary Pension Notice From Dim District
An OCR read yields a fragmentary public notice involving local district affairs. Readable items show names and dates obscured, with no clear action or deadline. The remaining text hints at official actions but lacks full details for precise summary.
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