Cotton Growers Set 10 Cent Floor For Sale of Cotton
The Southern Cotton association executive committee urges members and southern growers not to sell cotton below 10 cents per pound. The resolution cites crop deterioration and a likely smaller output, calling for slow marketing on an advancing market and full support from press merchants and bankers. Walter Clark chairs the committee with BE Smith J A Brown J C Hickey and RB Maxey.
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Hot Springs
The
Southern Cotton Association
South
Secretary Cheatham Cleared After Board Session
After debate led by J A Brown of North Carolina the committee moved to executive session to weigh charges against Secretary Richard Cheatham for dealing in futures as an association officer. Brown refused to stay for the session. Cheatham was exonerated.
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Cheatham
Richard Cheatham
Association
J. A. Brown
North Carolina
Brown
Southern Cotton Association Orders President to Consult Counsel
In Hot Springs on September 8 the Southern Cotton Association adopted a resolution directing the association president to confer with counsel to consider an investigation into the rules and operations of cotton exchanges, especially the New York Cotton Exchange, to determine if they violate federal or state laws.
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Hot Springs
Southern Cotton Association
New York Cotton Exchange
Bruce Indicted on Reform Movement Ticket
Memphis on Sept 8 Police Commissioner H T Bruce was indicted by the Shelby county grand jury for nonfeasance in office for allowing his sales stable to be used as a passageway for a saloon whose owner has been indicted for keeping a saloon open on Sunday The Sunday saloon closures are being tightly enforced in the city Bruce recently won his office on a reform ticket Three killed Twenty injured in a grade crossing wreck in Philadelphia also reported a Farmers union warehouse to be built in Denison on Sept 8.
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Reform Movement
Memphis
H. T. Bruce
Shelby County Grand Jury
Bruce
Hardy files suit for five thousand dollars in Corsicana
Hon Rufus Hardy obtained from Judge Cobb at Fairfield a temporary restraining order against the Sixth district Democratic executive committee and named T S Henderson and Richard Mays in a $5,000 suit. He also sues Henderson and Mays and asks that the Corsicana committee be blocked from meeting September 10 to consider Mays bid for the congressional nomination.
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Anderson and
Mays
Corsicana
Rufus Hardy
Cobb
Fairfield
Democratic Executive Committee
Sixth Congressional District
T. S. Henderson
Foster's Weather Bulletin Forecasts Continentwide Disturbances
The bulletin details a series of disturbances and warm and cool waves moving across the continent from Sept 8 onward, with exact timing for cross continental reach and regional impacts. It notes a forthcoming storm with limited rain, later frosts in Canada, and a brief meteorological aside on Saturn and a spelling reform.
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Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Canada
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