Alabama strike details kept in Alabama wage and sub contract system
Governor Kilby announced an award stating the United Mine Workers strike was not justified and coal operators in Alabama are not obligated to re hire strikers. The day wage scale and sub contract system remain unchanged and grievances will be adjusted by existing methods. The report also notes no change in wage terms and that operators are urged to place workers without displacing current staff.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
United Mine Workers of America
Alabama
Kilby
United Mine Workers
Kilb
T. Sheehan
The
Montvertl
Richard Hobbie
John W. Durr
Raport
Representa
Nonton
Birminghm
New American Legion Posts Chartered in Georgia
J G C Bloodworth Jr announces chartering of Folkston Post No 132 with A D Williams as commander and Danson Post No 133 with E Erle Cocke as commander. Ware County Post No 10 in Waycross gets a women's auxiliary led by Mrs Eden. State adjuvant reports strong support for auxiliaries across Georgia.
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Atlanta
J. G. C. Bloodworth, Jr
Department of Georgia
American Legion
Georgia
Folkston
A. D. Williams
Davis-Daniel
Danson
E. Erle Cocke
Ware County
Waycross
Eden
White Award Is Position of U S in Panama Boundary
President Harding declared the United States must stand unaltered on Chief Justice White’s decision in the Panama Costa Rica boundary dispute in response to a personal appeal from Panama’s President Porras. Costa Rica Lostieend adopts the Willie award.
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Associat
Jon
D. C
White
Legion Meeting Drives Red Cross Fund Drive in Clarke County
Chairman Frank Miller of the American Legion committee leads a county wide drive to raise 2600 for the Clarke County Red Cross chapter. Allen R Fleming Jr Post No 2 backs the campaign with April 5 and 6 set for fundraising events to keep the local office open through year end.
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Frank #. Miller
American Legion Committee
Red Cross
Clarke County
Allen R Fleming
Miller
Thir Cfty
Red Croer
Legion
Orgertzans
Clark County
The
American Legion
Athens
Kilauea Erupts with Large Lava Fountain in History
In Hilo on March 19, Kilauea revived activity with lava overflowing Halemaumau and destroying old trails. Five lava flows move in multiple directions as the fountain, the volcano’s largest, shoots high while the lava lake rises eighty feet within eight hours and a hot matin flow reaches forty miles per hour. Police guard the area as scientists attribute the eruption to equinoctal changes.
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Associated Press
Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea
Halemaumau
Capt Crossley Returns to Make Athens His Home
Judge Carl F Crossley returns to Athens and plans to resume law practice. He volunteered as an officer at Camp Gordon, earned the rank of captain, served overseas, and has now moved back to open offices in the city. Friends applaud his decision to settle in Athens.
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Capt. Crossley
Athens
Carl F. Crossley
Camp Gordon
Kiwanis 10 Hold Convention in Cleveland in June
Eight thousand delegates and visitors from the United States and Canada are expected for the International Kiwanis Club convention in Cleveland June 21 to 25. Committees led by J Provo plan reception and entertainment with special trains boats and planes arranged from multiple cities.
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Cleveland
United States
Canada
International Kiwanis Club
North American
Provo
Cleveland Kiwanis Elt
Syracuse
N. Y
Buffalo
Denver
Cal
Fort Worth
Tex
Jane
Dallas
Galveston
Lone Star State
Atlanta
Rochester
Worcester
Mass
International Kiwanis
Bugg Refuses Attend Session of Transportation Board Hearing
Atlanta March 19 B L Buge receiver for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic tonight notified the United States railway labor board he cannot appear Monday for a wage controversy hearing The board requested both sides to attend Buge denied the board authority in the wage matter saying it lies with the federal district court He regretted being unable to appear but must attend court hearings on the wage reduction begun today and necessary to complete resumption of normal operations The road lifted the freight embargo today and normal freight service was stated to be nearly resumed During today’s hearing Roge admitted as president he arranged with Birmingham Trust and Savings Company to place the road into receiver ship and signed as president to be appointed receiver
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Atlanta
B. L. Buge
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
United States Railway Labor Board
Bugs
Federal District Court
Ngs
Sibley
Roge
Birmingham Trust and Savings Company
Mr J B Wier Builds New Home in City
Mr J B Wier completed a handsome new residence on Hampton Court at LaConte avenue corner. Since selling property on Prince avenue near the State Normal school he has done considerable work throughout the city and now has one of the most attractive homes in town.
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J. B. Wier
Hampton Court
LaConte Avenue
Prince Avenue
State Normal School
Wier
Georgia Glee and Mandolin Club Tour Opens in Winder
The University of Georgia Glee and Mandolin clubs begin a two week state tour, opening Monday in Winder. The show blends minstrel style with musical numbers by The Georgia Four and notable violin solos by J. Slaughter, with J. Jones directing the chorus and mandolin ensembles.
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Georgia Glee Club
Winder
Gainesville
Decatur
Columbus
Macon
Barnesville
Albany
Valdosta
Brunswick
Savannah
Augusta
Milledgeville
Athens
Georgia Glee and Mandolin Club
University of Georgia
Mandolin Club
Mr. Whatley
Crown Forces Ambushed in County Cork Toll Report
Seven soldiers and one policeman were killed with several wounded in an ambush near Kinsale while a bridge was blown as three lorries crossed. Twenty Linn Felnars and ammunition seized, farms burned in reprisal amid countywide terror claims.
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Cork
Weland
Seral
Kinsale
Crown
County Cork
Faris and values in Georgia fall in 1920 report
The U S Department of Agriculture reports plowland values fell across the nation with Georgia dropping from 46 to 36 dollars per acre. Kentucky shows the largest percentage fall tied to tobacco prices, while California Oregon and Colorado show slight gains. Overall the postwar decline follows a rapid 1917 1920 rise.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Georgia
South Carolina
Kentucky
Alabama
Mississippi
California
Oregon
Colorado
Seventeen Billions Must Be Raised in Next Thirty Months
Pittsburg March 19 Secretary of War Weeks told the Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce that the federal government must provide 17 billion dollars to cover running expenses and refinancing over the next thirty months. He said the task exceeds anything undertaken by a nation in peacetime and urged avoiding new commitments and economy in operations.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Tts
Weeks
Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce
Officers Nab Corn Whiskey Runners in Madison County
Prohibition agents HH Stokes of Atlanta and Deputy Marshals L A Miller and Gene Miller seized twenty gallons of corn whiskey at Mack Smith residence and eighty gallons plus brandy at Bil Harkins in Madison county. Smith and Harkins detained for Clarke County court. A chase ending with Ernest Harris captured near College Avenue bridge. Harris tried to draw on officers, pistol used, but Stokes forced surrender. Auto Stepheny to government custody, whiskey traffic halted.
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HH. Stokes
Atlanta
L.A
Gene Miller
Mack Smith
Madison County
Atheny
Smith
Jlay
Bil Harkins
Harking
Clarke County
Ernest Harris
Oconee County
Harris
College Avenue Bridge
Micers
Stokes
Sola
Smith & Weesomart
Strike One Held to Grand Jury in A. B. & A. Case
Fitzgerald Ga March 19 Huckalew alleged to be among five men who severely beat Walters. Godwin strike breaker arraigned and held to grand jury on assault and rioting charges in the first violence of A. B. A strike.
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Associated Press
Fitegerald
Thrace
Huckalew
Ben
Walters
Godwin
Se A. BL & A
Georgia Legion to Hold April Meeting in Macon
Department officers plan a conference in Macon on April 4 to discuss state and national matters. A. J. Henson, department commander, calls the meeting with Lemuel Rolles, national adjutant, as honor guest. Post commanders and adjutants from each post are urged to attend.
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Atlanta
Georgia Department
The
American Legion
Columbus
Macon
A. J. Henson
Lemuel Rolles
Legion
United States
Bloodworth
Toney to Begin Return Crosscontinent Trip from Jacksonville Soon
Jacksonville, March 19 Lieut William Devoe Con who crossed the continent in 22 hours 27 minutes will attempt to beat his record at midnight March 22. He will take off from Pablo Beach for Sar Dro California.
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Jacksonville
Pla
William Devoe Con
de Haviland
Pablo Beach
Sar Dro
Cal
Ambrose Fire Destroys Town Business District
Ambrose Georgia March 19 nearly the whole business district was wiped out by a large fire. Losses are estimated between 25000 and 50000 dollars.
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Ambrose
Associated Press
Mullins of Louisville to Speak Thursday in Georgia
Dr. B. H. Mullins of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary will speak on the Seventy-Five Million campaign in Athens Clarke County and Lawrenceville as part of a two day Georgia visit March 24 and 26. He will be accompanied by T A Cree executive secretary of the Georgia Baptist Convention. The Athens meeting is planned for 1 o clock in the afternoon at a central venue with attendees from over fifty area churches.
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Athens
Clarke County
Ey, Mulins
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Lauiaville
Kentucky
Georgia
T. Areh
Cree
Georgia Baptist Convention
Mullins
Atlanta
Pute
Lawrenceville
Tata
Lewis A. Henderson
Athens to Get Modern Cafeteria Remodel by Thornton
Athens prepares for a major upgrade as A C Thornton plans to remodel Thornton's cafeteria in the Holman building. A Chicago chef will supervise a new, high end layout with a large serving area and updated fixtures to serve hundreds per hour. Completion details to be announced in The Herald.
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Athenss
A. C. Thornton
Thornton's
Holman
Thornton
Atanta
Chicago
Athens
Uils
Nec
Metropolitan Shows To Feature March Gala Week
The Metropolitan Shows arrive March 28 as the midway feature of a gala week starting March 18. The traveling unit uses fourteen cars and includes rides like the Ferris wheel and river rapids, plus acts such as Georgia minstrel, Musical Hawaiian, and Circus side show.
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Georgia
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