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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1906

Page

5

Subjects of Great White King Gather in Annual Convention

Harvie Jordan of Atlanta, president of the Southern Cotton Association, was to deliver an address on Handling and Marketing Cotton by Growers but was absent. His paper, read by George Draper, urges closer relations between growers and spinners, reform in ginning and baling, warehouse systems, and fair tare and pricing to stabilize profits and reduce middlemen influence.

Lufr Point Harvie Jordan Atlanta Southern Cotton Association George ©. Draper Hopedale Mass Jordan Atlantic India China Whitney Wouth Aebetl Gaston Belt

Cotton Manufacturers of the United States in Session in New York

The Cotton Manufacturers of the United States meet in New York for a session to discuss industry trends, policy impacts, and upcoming trade initiatives affecting textile markets and export prospects. Several industry leaders and regional delegates are expected to attend.

GROWERS AND SPINNERS SHOULD GET TOGETHER

Burt Point New York September 1 1909 National Association of Cotton Manufacturers opened at Hotel Champlain with a wargame by Attorney General Jules Mayer welcomed by Governor Higgins. President StacColl urged cooperation with growers and other manufacturers to boost cotton and fair returns. Washington conference supported August 31 as cotton year end and the plan to build glove houses in the south for gradual year round marketing. International federation gains strength while calls rise for fair pricing and standard measures for damp cotton and compressed penalities in American cotton trading.

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Future of cotton hedging and market impact

A discussion on the cotton futures market, hedging flaws, and the need for reform. It notes that New York exchange volumes are dominated by speculation, urges data from spinners, and calls for closer alignment between futures and spot markets to aid manufacturers. It compares U.S. and British exports and cites evolving labor standards and shorter work hours in Southern states.

New York Exchange International Federation United States Census Bureau New York New York Cotton Exchange Great Britain South Carolina Algo

Uniformity in hours wages and age urged across the country

The statement argues for nationwide uniform standards in hours wages and age, to prevail largely through voluntary action rather than legislation. It notes no major machinery advances to report, but highlights rising building costs and the potential advantage if new cheaper methods are adopted in the trade.

Western Union to Seek Bond Issuance for Improvements

Western Union Telegram Company directors authorize October stockholders meeting to approve 92 6 million in gold bonds and issue 10 million in gold bonds immediately for subscription. Funds to be used for new construction and purchase of property, with 35 million overall spend planned.

Western Union New York Western Union Telegram Company Clowry Izena Una

River floods drown many in Bandago amid unconfirmed rains

Torrential rain hits the region around Teple and Guadalajara. The Sanyo River reportedly overflows its banks in Bandago, drowning several residents, though the report is unconfirmed. Heavy rains persist across the state, with crop damage estimation in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Santiago Guadalajara Mexico Teple San Yago Bandago Tenic

Lemon Lime Lithia Water Ad Sells at Soda Founts

An old advertisement promotes one ounce of lemon syrup, half a lime and Bowden Lithia Water to make a refreshing lemon lime drink. Available at all soda fountains with telephone orders via 1086.

Library School Opens Monday for Southern Librarians

The Camogie Library board reports August circulation totals with 601 volumes borrowed for Augwat and 230 new members, totaling 9,111 active borrowers. The Southern Library School Class of 1907 begins September 7, led by Della Forence Szerd and Mrs Sneed, with a catalog of named students across several cities.

Camogie Lbrary Abrarians Avanta Southern Library School Star of the Carnegiebrary Della Forence Szerd Avants Pratt Institute Free Library Georgia Ubrary Commission Sneed Praty Insituts Library School Ethel Everhart Atlante Lana R Molderby Avianta Hortense D Horns Atlanta Rosalis Howell Atlant Busan Lancaster Columbia Mary Lamble Allegheny Constance Kerechner Maryland Claire Moran Susan R Simonton Carralston Nan Strudwick Hitaboro Evi Wrigley Mecon Maud Dmelver

Rockefeller in Trial Plea Entered in Trust Case

In probate court John D Rockefeller faced charges of violating anti trust laws through the Stentachut Company. Rockefeller did not plead, other defendants likewise entered not guilty pleas. Judge Baker adjourned until Monday in October to prepare for trial, with hopes trials may begin then.

Findlay John D Rockefeller Rockefeller Baker Cour Unt Mondis

Bananas and Antitrust Suit Involving United Fruit

New York September 172 Agust n shows United Fruit Company named defendant in a $6 million damage case filed in the United States circuit court. American Canana Company claims damages up to $2 million and alleges Costa Rican troop actions against its crops were tied to United Fruit. triple damages under antitrust law could apply. Also notes 1807 Norfolk meeting of the Improved Order of Red Men and Jamestown exhibition plans.

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