Correspondence on Paschal reinstatement at Georgia Railroad
This Augusta dated exchange details W. S. Brand and T. A. Gregg disputes over conductor J. T. Paschal who was dismissed June 5 1912 for violating the 16 hour duty rule and failing to report to a dispatcher. The letters debate reinstatement, lost time pay, and safety rules under the Hours of Service act of 1907.
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W. S&s. Brand
Georgia Railroad
T. A. Gregg
J. T. Paschal
The
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James Murdock
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W. S. Black
J. A. Scott
Paschal
Atlanta
Covington
Conyers
Mr. Paschal
Transportation Department
W.S. Brand
Ard
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