burning bush of Puebla industry and foreign entrepreneurs, 1900-1930
Introduction:
The study developed here refers to the burning bush of Puebla industry and entrepreneurs that led between 1900 and 1930 approximately, mostly to two groups of foreigners (Lebanese and English) and a U.S. citizen known character: William Oscar Jenkins. Given my original training in economics and after having devoted to the study of the contemporary situation in the domestic textile industry, I was familiar with this type of study but for decades. At the suggestion of Dr. Leticia Gamboa study the knitwear industry in the textile industry and discover interesting things on this issue, I focused on trying to analyze it, since it is an issue that had not been studied and therefore remained untouched .
In the early twentieth century one of the branches that reached out internationally was that of the commonly known knitwear and hosiery. The manufacture of this type of industry was first done by hand, later used machines that used water power to steam then changing. "In Mexico, as in many corners of the world, the branch of knitting began to develop from the tissue of cotton thread" 1. Time after cotton is blended with other fibers and synthetic fibers are used recently for the production of knitwear.
