Half Billion Loan to Cotton Growers
Washington dispatch reports Charles Barrett of the Farmers Union praising a Henry bill to provide Treasury advances up to 600 million dollars for cotton farmers via Federal Reserve banks at 12 and a half cents a pound. Governors Slaton, Lock Craig, and Brewer attended, with debate over urgency and national scope. A minority report may be issued. opposition centers on emergency currency and southern relief access. A separate plan proposes federal purchase of cotton to stabilize prices at 10 cents per pound, while governors in the region seek a southern economic stabilization conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cogrigan, Jr
Washington
Charles 8. Barrett
Te Farmer's Union
House Banking and Currency Committee
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Hess
Sxyn Barrett
Mr. Barrett
John M. Slaton
Georgia
Slaton
Lock Craig
North Carolina
David J. Brewer
Mississippi
Brewer
Congress
Ragsdale
South Carolina
House
Wingo
Arkansas
Eagle
Texas
Carter Glass
Virginia
Kirby
Indiana
Brown
West Virginia
Buckley
Ohio
Neeley
Ranans
Patten
New York
Stone
Tim- Nots
Phelan
Massachusetts
Seldom Ridges
Colorado
Wilson
Florida
Wellaver
Oklahoma
Hayes
California
Guernsey
Maine
Burke
Pennsylvania
Woods of Sons
Platt
Smith
Minnesota
Lyndbergh
P. S Mobley
Arkansas Farmers’ Union
Enry
Representative McKellar
Tennessee
Ihs
BIB
Little Rock Ark
George W. Hays
Alabama
Louisiana
Miseouri
South
Virginian
Kentucky
Cotton Goods Boom Expected at Washington Fashion Show
Washington September 21 Under the patronage of Mrs Thomas R Marshal wife of the vice president the national cotton fashions show will be held at the New Willard October 7 8 with patronesses including Mrs Josephus Daniels Mrs Franklin K Lane Mrs William B Wilson and others The event funds a national cotton bargain sale beginning October 7 A temporary organization committee was named including Mrs Champ Clark and Miss Genevieve Champ Clark among others Designs will feature Missouri and North Carolina cotton as part of a wide national promotion by leading stores across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ofra
Thomas R. Marshal
United States
Champ Clark
New Willard
Josephua Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Franklin K. Lane
Timothy Aneberry
Repracentative Apsberry
Ohio
Genevieve Champ Clark
Misa Caltte Hoke Smith
Lacy Gon
Mabel Azone
Senator Stone
Missouri
Stone
Secretary Daniels on Naval Reforms in Philadelphia
Secretary of the Navy Daniels voiced bold reforms at the dedication of a new shipway, urging self reliance in shipbuilding and armor production. He cited expanded powder plants, independence from foreign supplies, and the League Island industrial drive, praising Wilson’s diplomacy in the Mexico crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Navy
Daniels
Nity Va
United States
League Island
Indust Center
Wilson
Daniuis
Europe
Mexico
Gona
Neace
Lever Pushes Warehouse Measure in Congress
Representative Lever of South Carolina attempted late today to secure unanimous consent to push through a cotton warehouse bill. The proposal would license warehouses meeting specifications to store cotton and other commodities, with voluntary participation but no penalties for collusion, sought as added security for warehouse receipts. Lever plans another try on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representative Lever
South Carolina
Ball
Thia Bi
Trial of W H Bagley Is Postponed Again
Lyerly Georgia September 21 Special The trial of William H Bagley charged with a felony was postponed in Chattooga superior court last week due to illness of important witnesses. He is accused of an ugly crime by a family member. The alleged crime was committed several years ago and has been postponed at every term. Several cases have grown from the Bagley matter including a sensational last term where county leaders were jailed and fined for trying to settle out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyerly
Wiliam H.” Bagley
Chattooga Superior Court
Baio
Bagley
Beng
Deposits Reach 48 Million in Postal Savings Banks
Washington reports deposits in the 9,653 postal savings banks totaled 48 million on August 21. The August increase of about 4.2 million was the largest since inception, with New York City leading at 5.37 million and posting about 50 thousand daily receipts.
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Washington
Post Office Department
New York City
New York
Thaw to Receive $142,124 From Coke Trust
Pittsburg Pa September 21 An order of the orphan's court directs payment of $142,124 to Harry K Thaw from the coke trust created by his father William Thaw's will It marks the second such payment after a prior suit against Fidelity Trust Company of Pittsburgh to force due sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Tm Orphans’ Court
Harry K. Thaw
Coke Trust
Wiliam Thaw
Thaw
Fidelity Tithe and Trust Company of Pittsburgh
Court For The Study Of Vice Conditions Established
A new court branch of the morals court opened today to study conditions surrounding vice. It aims to investigate the lives of women defendants to uncover causes of prostitution, described as the first of its kind in the country by Juate Charles N. Goodnow of the municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmerge
Ife
Charles N. Goodnow
Bank Robbery at Dodson Bank Ends With Cashier Locked In Vault
Kansas City September 21 a masked bandit entered the Peoples State bank at Dodson and locked cashier Hueh Moore in a vault before escaping in a motor car with 1300 dollars. A customer later released Moore shouting the vault combination through a back door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Peoples State Bank
Dodson
Hueh Moore
Moore
Important Ruling in Cotton Trading and Market Return
New Orleans September 21 report says a cotton contract is binding and must be honored despite European war disruptions. It notes five day notice rules could be waived for deliveries, affecting October positions. brokers view the ruling as a major change in contract value amid volatile times. New York meanwhile sees little change with steady southern markets and plans for government contract trading by-laws under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Arenae
Dublic
Aellerg
Shorts
Cotton Exchange
Sim
The
Exchange Today
New York
Liverpool
Amai
Cotton Region Bulletin and Market Reports
Cotton region notes show variable conditions with showers in central and western belts, high temperatures, and steady markets. Reports from Liverpool and New York reference cotton pricing, goods, and dairy and poultry markets, with activity in staples like cotton, cheese and butter, and poultry prices across major exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Por
Signa
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Wheat advances on light receipts in Chicago market
Chicago trade reports light wheat receipts lifting prices 1-4 to 3-4, with corn and oats mixed and provisions steady. European demand supports corn strength while Minneapolis and Duluth arrivals lag, prompting early session gains as buyers reassess export prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolia
Duluth
Nee
Winnipeg
Market Notes from Atlanta Grocers and Livestock Prices
A detailed read of Atlanta area market listings shows varied prices for produce such as eggs onions and bananas, plus extensive groceries from Gornfield to Cornfield brands. Live stock and flour grain prices are listed, with cattle hogs and lambs priced by weight and quality, alongside provision and feed costs and regional market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frovision Market
Wilte Provision Co
Gornfield
Casa Te Grocers
Cornheld Frankfurts
Sornield Bologna
Tierce Basta
D. S
D.S
Atlanta
W. B. White, Jr
Whits Provision Company
Segato Choice
Ateers
Cotton Seed Oil Market Tavern Notes and Prices
Commodity report from the north of Europe notes easing futures and low season prices for cotton seed oil amid weak demand and scattered selling. Closing figures show mixed futures with contracts and acres indicated. a New Brunswick acreage figure and a 1933 motel value of 1,746,400 are referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zorg
Europe
Cotton Movement Stock Reports Across Regions
Fragmented OCR lists cotton transactions by region and grade with receipts, shipments, and stock tallies. Cities include Houston, Memphis, Savannah, and Port, noting middling prices and weekly totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Etocke
Memphis
Stoak
Tock
Clk
Tech Watts
Atlanta Strives From Day to Day in Real Estate Booms
The article reports ongoing building activity in Atlanta including the contract for Georgia Training school for giria awarded to Kaib & McCauley designed by A. Pen Eyck Brown, with two stories and basement brick veneer, costing 16 500, on Baker's Perry road. It details numerous small and larger property transactions, deeds, mortgages, and building permits across the city, naming buyers, sellers, and locations such as Bedford place, Wabash avenue, Haynes street, and Central avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Training School
Kaib & McCauley
A. Pen Eyck Brown
Baker's Perry Road
W.B. Doda
BR. L. Harling
J. MM. Hacknon
Bedford Place
Wabash Avenue
A. B Jones
Colgwtt
Georgia Realty Company
Henry Simmons
Mark Rolla
Haynes
Magnolis
Virginis
Rollins
Same
Mitchell Street
G. Greenson
C. W. Bill
Little Street
Fraser Street
Lumpkin
George G. Gentes
E. F. Duncan
Thayer Avenue
Murray Street
Almond
Nouthwest
Stroud Avenue
E. W. Rove
Rosé Healty Company
Anaiey Park
the Prado
J- M. Hart
J. G. Bart
Alds
Virginia ‘Avenue
Aime
Vitzinia ‘Avenue
Egan Park
J. G. Hart
C.'n. DeFoor
Lee Atree
Bachslor Street
Lee Atreet
Hgan Avenue
Virgini Avenue
Central Avenue
Bean _avenue
Bachelor Street
Boxitz
William J. Davis
B. Fummers
Joe Schostop
Grisneterry Avenue
C. Little
Mt. le ‘Throwert
Pones da Leon Avenue
Bryan
Nat D. Arnold
Sean Park
Alda Bain Street
Janes
Thomed P. Birman
Edgewood Avenue
Piedmont Avenue
Toxda
P. Smith
Ashby Street
Greensferry Avenue
Speedy Hydroplane Sets Record on Lake Michigan Trial
Speedy Hydroplane Disturber IV of Chicago reached over 60 miles per hour during a trial spin on Lake Michigan. The 40-foot craft owned by James A Push of Chicago reportedly posted the fastest boat speed to date, with engines running at 1,600 revolutions per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Disturber IV
James A Push
Georgia public notices and court actions in Fulton County 1914
Notices include sale by commission on October first 1914 at court house door, property description near Abbott street and 195 WalVigny street Allagta, estate of Mrs Casey Bragall. multiple divorce actions against Mildred Hames, Harald E Moore. exemptions and ordinary court orders. and prospectus for sale of $25,000,000 Georgia Railway and Electric Company mortgage bonds.
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Georgia
Bishougr
George Be
Superior Court
Nalen
Thiry
Sleven
Alstrice
Sala County
Abbott Street
Jacksold Street
Alvigny Streee
Allagta
Casey Bragall
Aoid
Piviaion
Heira
Lawson Walley
E. Rivers
D._O. CHESTNUT
Sese Smertret
Fulton County
Mildred Hames
Wiliam
Hames
Withers the Han
Pendleton
Arkold Broyles
Georgix
al Ac Moore
Harald E Moore
Youere
Hell
Cou
Apnold Broyens
Ssorte Brovees
Cherie
Fulton County—Ordinates
Jozeph A. Honag
Romestiad
John’ BR. Wilkinson
Fret Consolidated
Morteaga Honda
Georgia Hallway and Electro Company
Atlanta
Dropamis
G. W. Hunne
Ghorge
Ie Rawson Street
B. Codlin
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Barrett
Bill
Merchants' Association of New York
Gam
Sundas, 40 To 1 Gad Street Salt Sfe Coors From 16%, Nettenet
Searena St. Onvosie
Third National Bank
Ausata
Secretary Daniels
W. H. Bagley
Spot
Cotton Region
Buftezin
Atlanta, Ga
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dakota
St. Louis
Higgs
Bouitey
Bens
Broilers
Nancal
Chhattanoora
Cainenbag Peddy
Gainewilli
Greanvilia
Griffin
Eddy
Macon
Newton
Monticeito
Spartanburg
Cloud Ag
Tallapools, Pt
Cldy
Texas Hasmant
Galveston
Abuene
CBS
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Charleston
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Savannen
Janntgomerga
Mabster
Little Rock
Actus
Grein
Liam
Eye
Heanose
Bard
Gore
Willer
Sloan
Honduras
Japan
Rio
Santos
Ernest
Herves
Tom Ee
Toxo
Atendy
Ckern ‘and Butchers
Wight
Yentive
Lara
Naval Stores
Provisio
Chicago Board of Trade
Oper High
Gore Ez Recei
Quotatons
Rod
Ghouerles
Oglesby Grocery Company
Fundy
Sree
Pearl
Arm and Hamer Hoda
Royal
Horsford's
Buecens
Gene Sorb
Patsy
Peau Enerkite Speer Ees Wang
Hsur
Mark
Victory
Gloria
Ughest
White Daley
Dusan
Southerd Star
Wales
L.ao
A. B.C
P. W
F. W
V. P
New Brunswick
romMehon
Cotton Movement
Cotto
Ered Vate
Stae Sete
Hoptle
Savann Mae Go Soci
Anon
Atoaky Ae Oas
Shakeston
Bae
M. L
Jacob
Mrs. Lyda
Ontario Avenue
Hawrard Avenue
Smith & Simpson Lumber Company
Core
Traders’ Company
Wi Hatcher
Southwest Corner
Breet
West End Place
Sap
Eeerae H. Chancellor
Kate W
AL God
Ancelorate
Parrets
West Side
Summit Avenue
Lai
Beat Cones
Angier Avenue
Sepember A
Arnold Street
John Moores
James C. Suttlen
Alde Hem Street
Princeton Avenue
Mr. G. Terry
Cotate
Mortis Hirach
EL Strest
Thardson
Mary
Myra Graves
Caroline C. Bumpkin
Fraser and
Little Streets
Gloxrzsn
Fleot
C. W. HI
Berkead Trust Company
Proser Street
Lang
T. C. Holmes
John 8. Owens
J. H. Tyndale
Lincoln Street
Stewart Avenue
Sevings Banke and Trust Company
Ishardson
Gyrept Tumber Company
Weet
S. McA
Savingo
Serrien” Jones & Baker
Hank Floor
Latalle St
Chiceze
Eo Broad
New
American Audit Company Home Office
Broadway
W. Lafrent
Theo. Cochedu
Pres
Amd Fec
Y—A. Ff
Labhenth
Troan
Waldorf-Astoria
Waldorf
Orleans
Ion Bignahe
Cranton
Buftain San Whancig
Amercar ‘Nationa Bank
London
England
Go., Inc
Marion R. Miles
Ivy
Empire
Atlante
Atlanta National Bank
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