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Cotton Warehouses and the Cotton Problem
Clyde King of the Atlanta Agricultural Works endorses C W Olson’s view that a nationwide warehousing system is essential for cotton. A bonded, adequately supervised network would stabilize finance, reduce costs, and negate emergency distress. Texas plans a warehouse system to store distress cotton, signaling a key policy principle for bankers, farmers, and business leaders in the cotton belt.
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Atlanta Agricultural Works
C W. Olson
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company
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Olson
Congress
Texas
Commonwealth
Cotton for Debts and Cotton Warehouse Plan Gains Support
The Constitution advocates using cotton warehouse certificates at ten cents a pound to settle debts, urging widespread adoption in Georgia and the South. Properly warehoused and insured, cotton provides secure debt collateral, with potential to ease distress, stabilize prices, and reduce market oversupply.
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Georgia
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Firms Accepting Cotton For Debt In South Rise Quickness
The more firms that accept cotton wholly or partially for debt, the faster south status moves toward normal. Acceptance appears tied to liquidity, regional demand, and creditor willingness to adjust terms. As debtors diversify assets, the market may stabilize and confidence return.
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Books For Poor Children Petition Urges City Aid
The Civic Educational League asks the mayor and council to provide school books for poor children whose parents cannot buy them. The Constitution opposes general book provision but argues no child should miss education due to lack of books. Many indigent children or orphans exist in Atlanta, and aiding them would be a small expense for community benefit.
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Civic Educational League
Civic Educational Teague
Atlanta
Auen
William J Bryan
Russia Opens Trade Door to English and American Firms
Foreign Minister Sergius Sazonoi calls on English and American manufacturers to ready for Russia trade once Germany loses its grip. He notes German exports to Russia totaled about 500 million dollars before the war and urges American experts to assess needs and deploy machinery now so U S firms can move in after hostilities end. He warns Americans must tailor goods to native needs and customs, study markets, and compete with European exporters. The prize is a large share of the postwar Russian market.
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Last of Carden Stirs Diplomatic Storm Over Wilson
Sir Lionel Carden former British ambassador to Mexico returns home discredited amid threats and ridicule toward President Wilson and Carranza He criticizes troop withdrawal from Vera Cruz urging U S intervention London quickly repudiates his remarks and hints at a recall implying he may be sent on vacation The piece likens him to a loose diplomatic type contrasting with the need for restraint against a backdrop of European and American policy shifts
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Propose Ban On Cotton Planting Next Year
Walter Clark urges Mississippi readers to back a ban on cotton cultivation for the next year. He argues drastic laws, tenant relief, and a shift to grains could lift labor, raise cotton prices, and end low-price pressures, with support from local communities and a Jackson state meeting.
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Walter Clark
Southern Cotton
Alan Clarksdale
Georgia Members Dean Woodson and Daniels Next
The Washington Post notes Georgia’s Dean of the Democratic National Committee Urey Woodson and colleagues Daniel Woodson and Daniels near seats on the committee. Woodson’s return is welcomed by members recalling his wartime service with Jones Taggart and Mack and his deep grasp of national politics. The piece recalls a Parker campaign quip from Woodson about early returns.
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Georgia
Democratic National Committee
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Kentucky
Navy
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Norman H Mack
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Bonded Warehouses Questioned by Carrollton Leader
Bradley secretary manager of the Carrollton Chamber of Commerce questions the existence and location of bonded warehouses in Georgia. He notes difficulties due to state laws and asks for guidance on properly certified notes backed by warehouse receipts and empowered by responsible agencies. He cites efforts across states under boil weevil conditions and urges early reply. Carrollton, Ga. September 16, 1914.
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Carrollton Chamber of Commerce
Carrollton, Ga
Constitution Ad Delivers Cotton Offer in Atlanta
Claude C Jones of Bostwick Ga announces in The Constitution dated September 16 1914 that his advertisement sold five bales of middling cotton at 16 cents per pound to Bd Atlanta and asserts belief in advertising as a means to reach buyers.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Claude C Jones
Smiles and Hands and Tears in Everyday Life
George Matthew Adams offers a compact paean to smiling under pressure and to small acts of kindness. He extols the power of a real smile to coax success, notes the steady progress of a brook toward bigger things, and praises honest shaking of hands as a measure of character. He also reflects on staying balanced, the importance of moral conscience, and tears as speakers for the soul.
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Buy a Bale of Cotton Movement Idea Promoted
HS Murphy of Cave Spring Ga suggests the Atlanta chamber of commerce print clear concise statements about the buy a bale of cotton movement. He proposes convenient pocket pamphlets to distribute with mail matter to reach business men nationwide at low cost and effort.
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Constitution
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
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A Problem in Mathematics. SOM Unkanoneser Unions and Mediation
The reader ponders a mathematical problem involving SOM unions and a speculative statement by Ebert Hubbard about Magara Falls lasting 9000 years and asks when a Mexican mediation would be finally added according to his view.
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New York City Debt Faces War Time Exchange Deadlock
The Holland Letter notes European war delays in normalizing U S finances with Wall Street broker and governor uncertainty over when the stock exchange will reopen and how New York City debt due abroad will be paid. It compares 1907 stress and Morgan’s role to today’s currency and gold hesitations, while highlighting expected slow collateral flows and potential Holland Germany trade links.
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Holland
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J P Morgan
Federal Warehouses Need of the South
Clydh L. King, president of Atlanta Agricultural Works, endorses C W Olson’s argument on standardized federal warehouses. He urges southern senators and congressmen to act quickly to secure nationwide warehouse support, aiding farmers beyond cotton and stabilizing national financing.
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C W Olson
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company
South
Clydh L King
Atlanta Agricultural Works
Atlanta, Ga
Ewes
Habits and Servia in a World of Quirks and France
An anecdotal essay blends reflections on bad and good habits with a caricatured view of Servia and France. It sketches how habits form, notes peculiar foibles, and then offers sweeping, humorous country sketches of Servia and France, highlighting culture, politics, and national character with dated, satirical tone.
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