Government says coal strike legality to be clarified
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer after talks with Wilson Hines Tu myulty and others said the government will declare the illegality of the coal strike without impinging the general right to strike. They stressed the issue is not about the right to strike but about law within the current situation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Genral Palmer
Wilson
Hines
Tumyulty
Ames
Gervan
Fanta
Street cars to be operated by non union here today
AP report notes a general strike vote in progress with state and federal troops in camps. Four local units reportedly oppose a nationwide stoppage while the overall result remains uncertain and due by Friday night.
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Associated Press
Auctioneer Tangued Sells City Lot on Clayton Street Viaduct
The auction at Clayton Street near Pu fbetreet in Georgia drew buyers as John A Cone sold a property fronting 187 feet to Pat Pace of Craw for 860 per front foot. The sale, among several recent demolitions, showed demand for city real estate and underscored Cone's skill in appraising property. Sorghum syrup and other items from Arnold & Abney were also advertised for sale nearby.
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And
Fon Clayton Street
Pufbetreet
Pat Pace
Craw
Cone
Amendments to Senate Peace Treaty Rejected in 46 to 36 Vote
Washington reports the foreign relations committee amendments to the peace treaty entered history as the last survivor, Senator Moses’s revision of League voting strength failed 47 to 36 in the Senate. Belgian royal visit to Mount Vernon follows. King Albert wreaths Washington’s sarcophagus and tours the estate. Queen clambers into the historic carriage and smiles. Samuel Gompers lauds the king as a real man after a 45 minute meeting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Moses
Republican
New Hampshire
League of Nations
Senate
MT. Vernon
Mount Vernon
Albert
Mary Curtis
Samuel Gompers
King Albert
North Carolinian Elected President of Public Health Association
Dr. W. S. Rankin of Raleigh North Carolina secretary of the state board of health was elected president of the American Public Health Association tonight San Francisco was chosen as the 1920 meeting place The item also lists pickle products from King Hodgsom Co including Heinz Dill Pickle and Sweet Mixed relishes.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
W. S. Rankin
Raleigh
N. C
State Board of Health
American Public Health Association
San Francisco
Northeast Georgia Tractor Exhibit Aims to Benefit All Farmers
An upcoming tractor and farm implement demonstration in Athens Georgia will feature twenty tractors and multiple machines from major brands. Officials from Clarke County Park Bureau will direct activities with local educators and agents. Demonstrations include rock removal with dynamite, stump boring, fence post creosoting, and smut prevention, with participants from multiple companies and regions encouraging farmer attendance.
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Georgia
Meas County
G. O
Oldsmar
Moline Plow Company
Athens
Ch ff_in Brothers
A. P. Winston
College Farm
Merry Garden
Beenyn
Utiktor
Northeast Georgia Co
Luther D. Fuller
Greenville
Southern Railroad
Seaboard
Central of Georgia
Armistice Day Plans Drawn by City County Groups
The General Committee of Nation with the Mayor and Council, County Commissioners, and the Chamber of Commerce prepare observances for Armistice Day. Plans involve coordinated events across city and county venues with civic leaders directing arrangements.
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Nation
Athenians Lead in State Farm Bureau Work
Henry T. Maddox reports the Georgia Federation of County Farm Bureaus formed at the Agricultural College Building in Macon with seven delegates including Athenians. Delegates plan to attend the Chicago national convention November 11 to 14. Local leaders named for Clarke area and a statewide advisory board will guide the Farm Bureau’s future plans and county programs. County Agent Jones Purcell to oversee November meetings and the county program of work for agents next year.
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Clarke County Park Bureau
Alexander Rhodes
Athens
Watson Jittel
Bradberry's
W. A. Phillips
Goor Wis Factory
Claude Tuck
Puryear
R. W. Holman
Kenney
R. 3. Brambler
Princeton
C. B. Sweetland
Sandy Creek
J. Pittard
Buck Branch
E. G. Welch
W. E Broach
H. T. Madaux
Jones Purcell
Farm Bureau
Agricultural College
L. W. Hale
General Ordnance Company of
New York
Georgia
International Harvester Company
Henry T. Maddox
Georgia Federation of County Farm Bureaus
Agricultural, College
Macon
National Convention of Farm Bureaus
Chicago
Andrew M. Soule
J. Pail Campbel
J. G. Oliver
Eighth
James W. Morton
D W. Williams
Statesburg
A. O. Livingston
Covington
J. W. Vaughn
Cartersville
W. R. Rice
Dublin
Alot
Clarke
Rae Vee
Conelpe
Miners Trapped As Fire Rages At Youghie-Kheny Mine
Amsterdam Ohio October 29 Officials say twenty one miners are doomed as flames spread through the north passage of Number 2 mine of Youghie Kheny and Ohio Coal company. Fire started when the fan generator exploded and ignited wooden braces.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Ohio
Youghie- Kheny
Ohio Coal Company
Nine Die as Southern Pacific Train Wrecks Near Acton
Nine people were killed and forty injured when a South ern Pacific southbound train wrecked near Acton today. Telegraph reports from Constable Hun indicate a fatal passenger wreck with multiple casualties and a large number of injured.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Acton
Hun
Thornton's Luncheonette Menu Selections and Sweets
A 600 dinner listing features Old Style Stewed Beef with Potatoes Buttered Squash Stewed Corn Fried Cabbage Pone Corn Bread Sliced Potato Pie Buttermilk Tea Coffee Plate Dinner with cake and pies. The ad promotes Nunnally's Lowney's Bradberry's Park & Gilford candy and assorted confections.
Government Lays Plans To Protect Public Through Crisis
Reports from Indianapolis Washington and St. Louis outline a looming coal miners strike. Officials warn negotiations failed and a nationwide soft coal walkout could begin at midnight Friday. Plans include police protection, reviving the fuel administration, rationing coal, and mediating the dispute.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Washington
Fuel Administration
St. Louis
Thomas Drewster
Mine Operators Association
Two Shot When Saloon Raided By Revenue Agents
New Yeark on Oct 29 two men were shot during the first raid under the Volstead act carried out by federal revenue agents. They entered a crowded saloon with about forty customers and shots were fired amid the ensuing scuffle.
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Federal Revenue Agents
Famous Was-Cott Ale Now On Sale
Was-Cott ginger ale, touted as a leading product, has arrived by carload and is now on sale in the city. Distributor F. W. McBreath notes its healthful pure Virginia mountain water origin and digestion benefits, with emphasis on availability through local dealers. Also mentions upcoming store deals and local produce specials at Arnold and Abney and Piggly Wiggly.
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F. W. McBrreath
WasCott
Virginia
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