Holders of cotton urged to hold for fair prices
K. A. Calvin, representative of the Cotton States Official Marketing Board, argues Southern cotton holders must resist selling until prices recover. He cites spinners following Bachman circular guidance to stockpile, presses for government price fixes, and urges farmers merchants and bankers to stand by cotton to thwart perceived conspiracies against the South. He notes Navy Secretary Daniels confirms cotton’s price drop harms producers and contends price reductions hurt Southern interests.
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Washngton
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Europe
H. F. Bachman & Co
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New York
Josephus Daniels
the Navy
Biltmore Hotel
Daniels
War Industries Board
Army
Navy
Theodore H. Price
United States
Red Cross
Kaiser, K. A
Calvin
Representative Cotton States Official Marketing Board
Government plans six billion dollar Liberty Loan effort
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports a continuation of the bond program guiding banks nationwide. It outlines that Certificates of Indebtedness totaling about six billion dollars are needed by November 1, 1918. The plan, similar to February activity, aims to secure early bank cooperation and prepare trust companies for government funding with short term maturities.
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United States
ALOAD
Certificates and loan plans for tax payments in 1919
The notice outlines June 25 1919 as the first issue date for Treasury Certificates with maturity October 25 and four and a half percent interest. It envisions frequent biweekly offerings, potential larger public sales this summer, and bank distribution to fund 1919 taxes. It cites bank resource ratios, Federal Reserve coordination, and aims to keep tax payments and Liberty Loan efforts smooth while praising American troops in France. Patriotic bankers are urged to publicize the information widely.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Fire Follows Explosion at Santo Tomas Coal Mine
A fire and explosion at the Santo Tomas coal mines twenty three miles north of Laredo, Texas, threatened surrounding property and sixty workers in the main shaft. All men were saved by above ground responders in a heroic effort.
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Santo Tomas
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