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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1913

Page

6

Economic Consequences of Destroying Cotton Exchanges

The article argues that Clarke’s tariff rider taxing cotton futures would destroy hedging on cotton exchanges, collapse the U.S. cotton market, and strain credit for merchants and manufacturers. It warns that American spinners and exporters would lose pricing power against foreign rivals, risking jobs and the trade balance.

Market World and Chronicle of New York Arthur Richmond Marsh Senator Clarke Congress Clarke New York New Orleans United States Chipsey South Carolina

Political History in the Steel Case

A July article traces a long arc from Roosevelt era views on the United States Steel Corporation to Taft’s later Sherman Act prosecution. It links witnesses, committees, and alleged manipulations, noting how political and legal actions intertwined with corporate power and party shifts ahead of the 1912 election. The piece cites J. P. Morgan, David Lamar, Edward Lauterback, Henry C. Frick, and Stanley Committee figures in a saga of prosecutions and policy.

United States Roosevelt Washington United States Steel Corporation Charles J. Bonaparte Steel Corporation Knox Taft Moody Supreme Court Atington Steel James A. Garfield Gary Wickersham Seel Corporation Supreme Ecourt Soman Edward Lauterback J. P. Morgan David Lamar Congress Mr. Morgan Morgan Stanley —Committee Martin W. Littleton New York City American Antitrust League Littleton American Anti-trust League Martin Mr. Littleton Representative Littleton Henry C. Frick Tennessee Coal and Iron Company Progressive Party Colonel Hoosevelt Wren Wilson Holland

A LINE O' CHEER Each Day o' the Year

A reflective verse about the puzzling origin of the world and the speaker’s faith in themselves. It conveys a cautious view of the future with an emphasis on daily cheer and personal resilience.

Central Presbyterian Church to Build Larger Edifice

Washington note recounts that the Central Presbyterian Church plans to sell its current building and construct a larger church, a move tied to social shifts and presidential attendance. The piece traces how presidents from Taft to Wilson influenced church crowds, noting similar growth patterns at Grace Reform and New York Avenue Presbyterian, and comments on debt and longevity of church glory near the White House.

Victor Elliott Washington Central Presbyterian Church Washington Woodrow Wilson Wilson Taft All Soul’s Unitarian William Howard Taft United States Taft W Theodore Roosevelt Grace Reform Church Roosevelt St. John’s Episcopal Church White House New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Ceener Harrison Andrew Ja Martin Buren Grover Cleveland

Bryan Opens Brief Visit to Our Town

Mr. William Jennings Bryan, a star on the Chautauqua circuit, is on a brief visit to our town. The noted speaker is expected to address local audiences during his stay.

William Jennings Bryan Chautauqua Circuit Saat Z

Prison schools signal humane approach in inmate education

The report shows 44 of 55 prisons in the US and Canada run schools with 27 evening, 19 day, and 8 correspondence programs. Dr. A C Hill urges improved methods for character building and notes prison libraries need better literature to aid reform. Public effort should expand access to education for neglected children to curb degeneracy.

United States Canada United States Bureau of Education A. C. Hill New York State Education Department Hill Bureau Bulletin H. H. Hart Russell Sage Foundation

Women and Logic in a Study of Reasoning

The discussion begins by defining logic beyond school-style argument and notes common uses of logical to describe order, sequence, or outcomes. It considers whether most women are illogical as many men are, while exploring how logic appears in everyday speech and in broader contexts such as history and fact.

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