Agreement Reached as Wilmings Machinists Return
About 120 striking machinists from Harlan and Hollingsworth return to work in Wilmington Delaware after an agreement. Wages rise by one weekly per week for earners over thirteen dollars and a .00 increase for those under eighteen. Workers will log 56 hours on Saturdays and 60 hours otherwise. Striking machinists from J Mortonly remain out as the company refuses concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmings
Washxatoy
Del
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Atrikera
Benol “Ommadhien
Nigking
J. Mortonly Company
Practically Ended God Striking Cincinnati Machinists
Workers across multiple plants halted production while 9 000 machinists in Cincinnati and Mahoning Valley prepared to return to work. The strike movement aimed to pressure specific facilities, with some plants resuming operations as others remained idle statewide.
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Cincinnati
Fats
Manu I
Pomeroy Strikes Expand as Thousands Walk Out
Reports say the iron and steel workers strike broadens with more workers leaving the Pomeroy plant and related mills. The Saee company and Cumberland Gap area mills face layoffs as about 200 employees walk out, signaling rising labor unrest in the region.
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Pomeroy
Iroit and Steel Workers
Ae Steel i “Op Company
Aten Cumnrrkiann
Tinplats
Mberland Gap
Plo
Cota
Tragic Drowning Ends Hebrew Group Excursion Near Savanpah
July 15 reports the twelfth annual excursion of the Hebrew Gaomahl Hasad ending in tragedy near Daufuskie Island. A chartered steamer Kalalia carried 175 members including many women and children. An incoming tide swept six women and girls and one man to their deaths as they struggled near a shoal at Point A, with several others saved.
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Savanpah
Savaxwan
Gaomahl
Hasad
Paes Dees Telly
Daufaskie
Ieee Gutenoits
Ike
Baseballist Sam Mills Arrested on Fraud Breach Charge
Sam Mills manager of the Birmingham Association was arrested on a warrant for fraud and breach of trust. He is reported to be in arrears to the Southern Association by about 200 dollars in gate receipts and facing multiple charges related to team funds.
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Sam Mills
Birmingham Association
Onattacona
Birmingham Baseball Association
Orn
Ana
Terrific Outburst of Volcano Elate Destroyed Java Coffee Estates
Oriental wires report a violent eruption of the Kloa volcano in northern Java. Thirteen coffee estates and surrounding lands were devastated by ash showers lava and mud flows. Many natives and several Europeans perished and the superintendent was killed. Looting and bank notes theft are also mentioned amid heightened tension in the region.
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Tacoma
Java
Kloa
Hongkong and Shanghai Bank
Athenians Off for the Philippines Summer School Changes
Mr. George Hunt of the University Class of 1896 will take Mr. Myers Place as head of the summer school. D Dye and Charley Mise have left for Ashifornia to board The Thomas for the Philippines with about a thousand teachers for the new public school system. Mr. Myers and Mr. Mixe become principals at $1900 yearly. The summer school is underway with some students already in course.
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George Hunt
Alamous
University of the
Mrr. Myers
Messrs
D. J.D Dyea
Charley Mise
Ashifornia
Ati
Islands
Myers
My. Mixe
University of
Dow
Hant
Brilliant close of Wet School and awards at East Athens Night School
The East Athens Night School closed after a creditable temperance program. Leila Putat won the scholarship prize with an average of 99.1, and Cornelia Watkins earned the bookkeeping prize with 98.75. Mr. M. G. Michael originated the school and remains active. Mr. Ned Hodgson now leads the bookkeeping department.
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East Athens
W. W. Thomas
Misa Leila Putat
H .E. Choate
Cornelia Watkins
Watkins
G. Michael
Choate
Ned Hodgson
Michael
Jhiouer
Andrew Patterson
Adolphus Wood
Parl Randolph
Wylie Gennels
Annie Lee Fleeman
May Randolph
Sam Kirk
Zora Freeman
Nina, Blair
Julia Saddeth
Frank Suddeth
Max Adama
Columbus Roberts
Lilly Potter
Lightning damages Hodgson barn and hay
About three o clock on Sunday afternoon lightning struck the barn of Mr Princes Hodgson. A large quantity of hay ignited but was extinguished by Messrs Prince and Ned Hodgson. The stock was in the pasture nearby and unhurt, though startled by the blaze.
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Princes Hodgson
Prince
Ned Hodgson
Alfred Cole Caught With Bag of Chickens in Clarke County
Alfred Cole was found Sunday dawn with a bag of chickens on Hancock avenue. The poultry belonged to Dr. E Lyndon. Officers arrested him and he now faces County custody. Judge Cobb will determine his fate.
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Lyndon
Alfred
County of
Clarke
Hancock Avenue
Cobb
Loving Cup Honors Hodgson At Alumni Banquet
An engraved loving cup presented at a campus alumni banquet honors Hodgson for hospitality to the Sou Family. The inscription on the opposite sides reflects appreciation and tribute from the Athena community during commencement events.
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Sou
Onapodt
Hill
Commancement
New Department At Normal School Formed
The State Normal School commission held a seminar at Rock College and established a new department of Domestic Sciences and Arts to be ready by August 1. Letty was named in charge with two new professors and one existing faculty member taking an extra class.
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State Normal
Rook College
Ae Oaed Letty
Dhessediine Saan Perhaoent
Athens Guards Return from Washington Encampment
The Athens Guards came home by the noon Georgia road train in fine condition after serving with the Third Georgia Regiment in Washington. Private John Burdle fired at a Black man who drew a knife on him during a tense incident. An excursion to Tybee is advertised by the Central Railroad as a cheap, pleasant trip.
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Athens
Georgia
Washington, Gai
Georgia Road
McCurdy
John Burdle
Tiégro
McCardy
Washington
Mr. Barch
Steel Workers Begin Their Big Fight Over Wages
A Pittsburgh district strike order by the Amalgamated Association halts tinplate mills under Carnegie industries. Between 700 and 600 workers, mainly skilled tinplate craftsmen, are affected as the union asserts wage disputes and plans to spread actions to other plants. A separate case involves a theft charge against a woman named Duncan.
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Amalgamated Association
Pritssona
Saison States Stool Corporation
Pitsburg
Pitsburg District Tole
Whosteel Corporation
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American Sheet Steel
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Lt & A
Taos Brees
Sten
Ind
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Aim
Erin
Cleveland
Cteverano
Chicago
Omoaao
Wi SF
Eloe
Coffee Planta
Mons
Oriental Newa
Philippines
C. S D. Myers
Charles Mize
MR. M.G. Michael
Aercises
Lane
Smoak
Beawnn
Lella'Patat
M. G. Michael
Jet
Pearl Richard
Max Ha- Girla
Annie Levan
Parl Ranph
Elizabeth Bayo
Wylie ‘Lunnele
Mathematica
J Jam
R. Prince Hodgson
Alfred Cole
Judge Cobb
Hodgson
George'Foster| Peabody
Athena
BROS
Ee Erat Pty Hay
Normal
Normal School Commission
Aly Wee
Andy
Ah Tawie
New York
Aris
Michael Bros
Tritta
Teleum
Gesmé’s
Buttermilk & P
Tol A
Shaffer
Eee Een
Com- 9
Carnegie Industries
Duncan
Tesa Denice
Eso Madaket
Linat. MoKio
Police Eaters
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