Rail Labor Board Enjoys Rest After 1923 March Activity
Chicago April 14 The United States railroad labor board enters a period of rest after a year of strain. First quarter 1923 docket shows only 20 cases, down from 432 and 159 in prior periods. Regional adjustment boards report lighter volumes, with clerical and maintenance workers benefiting from the Esch Cunminga act. The drop follows criticism by Fullbright that tribunals invite local handling of trivial disputes.
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Rodney F. Dutch
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Western Bureau of Train Service
Routhenstern
Haber Boarmt
ONO
Te €. Fullbright
National Industrial ‘Praific League
Suffered Rheumatic Torture for Years Promised Cure
Winchester Ky resident J C Jones testifies to rheumatism relief after using ALLENRHE internal treatment and external Liniment from George Drug Co. He reports swelling, pain, and insomnia fading after two bottles, declaring complete cure and urging other sufferers to seek the remedy from local druggists.
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Ming Aeemk Tow Despotulent LP
Aver Wy
Lev
George Drug Company
Bers
James CL Jones
McCarl Asserted Authority Sparks Fiscal Clash in Navy
Washington April 14 J F L Ste Car of Nebraska asserted the comptroller general’s authority over federal fiscal affairs extends into navy administration. He warned all departments to follow the law on public money while Secretary Denby prepared to seek an attorney general opinion on the extent of that authority. The dispute centers on overpayments to an enlisted man and Denby’s protest against what he calls administrative interference. McCarl said the comptroller would recover overpayments and may issue instructions to the navy secretary rather than disbursing officers, narrowing the field of dispute to two offices. Open war between McCarl and Denby seems unlikely as Congress may retain sole control of federal expenditures. Secretary Fall had faced similar confrontations before retirement.
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Washington
J. FI. Ste Car
Nebraska
United State
Denby
Navy
Navy Department
McCarl
Navy Secretary
Bidget
Nuw
General Accounting Offices
Sir McCarl
McCart
Deoby
Mr. McCart
Secretary of Navy
United States
Natlow
Chet
Genera
McCarot
Comptroller’s Office
Secretary of the Navy
War
McCarls
Comptroller
Mearl
Congress
van Teade
Fall
Interior Department
Comptroller General
American Marine Policy Change Sparks Government Route Reforms
A government board discusses private ownership as the goal for American shipping. Officials note ongoing government operation risks and the potential shift of routes to private owners. The public health detail about a patient’s heart after death is mentioned in a separate note.
Atlanta Elks Ceremony to Initiate 1500 Novitiates
Georgia residents travel to Atlanta for a grand Elks initiation ceremony led by Philadelphia lodge officials. The event attracts 1500 novitiates, parade via Ivy to the auditorium, and features a 78 piece Ellis band. Notables include Governor-Elect Clifford Walker and Major General D C Shanks.
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Elie
Georgia
Atlanta
No. 7S
Southeast
Philadelphia
Mose Famoussn Eikdom
Charles E. Grakelow
Grand Lodge
Adura
Cty
Brookwood
L. F. McClelland
Gran
Robert A. Gordon
B. (. Broyles
Clifford Walker
D.C. Shanks
Fort McPherson
Hurt in Auto Crash Involving Ward Jr Near Springdale Road
W A Ward Jr was thrown against a tree and severely injured when his car collided with another vehicle near Vance de Leon and Trena avenues while returning from a dance. The driver, Franklin Hall, attempted to swerve, losing control and hitting the tree. Ward was the injured occupant.
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W. A. Ward, Jr
Franklin Hall
UC Tollmater Road
William A. Ward, Jr
Springdale Rogal
Vance de Leon and
Trena Avenues
Young Ward Teas
All
Radiophone appeals bring grandson home to dying grandmother
In a dramatic broadcast from The Constitution station WOM, F H Lane dell and radio director Th O Moseley relay a dying New York grandmother’s plea for her missing grandson W A Plumb. The message reaches Chicago and prompts his return to Atlante to comfort his grandmother before she dies, while a letter from LANRDELL praises the public service. Frances Perkins named highest paid woman in New York state government with annual salary of $8,000.
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Chicago
F. H. Lanedell
WOM
Th. O. Moseley
Moseley
Tle
North American
Trumb
Darines
Plumb
Marta
Larsdell
Menthor
Frances Perkins
Stnte Industrial Commission
State of
New York
Emaciated Animals Ordered Off Streets in Georgia
In Valdosta Georgia April 14 Specials city and county officers crack down on animal cruelty. Emaciated horses are seized and drivers warned to stop mistreating animals. The crackdown follows boll weevil related hardship and public support for humane treatment. Authorities report several cases where animals were removed from vehicles and sent home for care.
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Valdosta Street
Valdosta
Georgia
Ificers
C. M. Fields
Casa
Venegra
Moreal
Board Targets $448,000 for Girls High As Boys High Plans Advance
The school board defends a multi school building program to finish 18 projects. Contracts nearly all let except Bay High and Circle High. Girls High estimated at 448000 including grading, with funds to come from selling abandoned school property. The board seeks equal funding for both high schools and aims to complete plans promptly.
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Gaines
Tam
Board of Educating
Acheo Cine
Acosa
Board of Enucation
Baya' High
Cirle High
Baya
Bond of
Closentnell
Telle Vie
Thie Wm
Gris High
Beat Informe
Board of Education
Fia
Board ‘of Education
Boye’ High
Hulid
Achela
Beth Houle
Ptate Nf
Roy Diay
Shanly
Huilitinga
Eourge
12 Counties Report Completion of School Census to Dr Parks
Twelve Georgia counties finished their school census and reported figures to Dr. M. M. Parks state superintendent. Chathan County lists 28,196 students with 12,006 white and 11,100 colored students. Hall County totals 6,760 with an increase of 487. Spalding 4,506 up 517. Stewart 4,155 up 253. other sums include Lanier 1,604 Washington 1,459 Polk 5,210 and Pickin 2,634 with varying increases.
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Georgia
M. MM. Parks
Chathan County
Uaralsca County
Sebley County
Hall County
Spalding
Stewart County
Lanier
Washington
Polk
Pickin
Legion 1 raising endowment fund for graves in Europe
The American Legion in Indianapolis announces a $100,000 endowment drive to fund permanent annual Memorial Day decorations for 82,100 World War graves abroad. Campaign runs through Memorial Day via 17,009 posts, with early donations from leaders including ex President Wilson. Funds cover perpetual upkeep for graves in France, Belgium, England, Scotland, Ireland, and Spain, supplementing government care.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Naval Headquarters
United States
Europe
Legion
Paris
France
Belgian
England
Scotland
Ireland
Fies
Spain
Wilson
Amenean Legion
Posta
Women Seek U S in World Courts at Convention
At the convention the League of Women Voters endorsed world court membership as a practical step to outlaw war through international crime. The open diplomacy policy was urged, and citizens were urged to back constructive efforts for lasting peace across parties. Mrs C Hy Jones, 77, was elected president of Northwestern Lumber Co.
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Misa Ruth Morgan
League of Women Voters
Misa Morgan
League
Miss Morgan
Fier
Mra. C. Hy, Jones
Taroma, Wash
Northwestern Lumber Company
Headaches Got Instant Resist ren ame one
Ten years of stomach trouble left me near death with pain and weakness. A lodge brother advised Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, which cured my case by removing catarrhal mucus and reducing inflammation in the stomach liver and intestines. One dose convinced me. money refunded. Diacobe Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
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Lodge
Mayr
Held for Larceny in DeKalbui court for Wimpuan case
G N Wimpuan aged 21 bound over to DeKalbui police court Saturday by Renayder George DB Johnson on larceny charges. Employer Dr M I Noel owner of a drug store at Whiteford avenue and McLendon street accuses him of misappropriating funds as a clerk. Bond set at 300 dollars.
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G. N. Wimpuan
Vernon ' Street
DeKalbui Pelice Court
Renayder George DB. Johnson
Wimbush
M. I. Noel
Whiteford Avenue
McLendon Street
State Educators Conference In Atlanta Tuesday
Peabody college will discon Professional Training of Teachers and Supervisers. Joan J. Tigert will deliver a message to the conference. Afternoon events include visits to Atlanta civic clubs for an automobile sightseeing tour of the city and a tea at the Woman's club. Parent teachers will continue sessions through Saturday. Offic ers of the Georgia Educational association include Professor UW Knowles of Quitman as president and Professor A G Cleveland of Valdosta as vice president.
Miners Demand Early Pay At Jeddo Coal Pits
About 600 contract miners at Jeddo No 4 and No 7 collieries struck in Inzelton Pa on April 14 demanding wages be paid at 2 PM when leaving the workings instead of 3 80 PM. Both mines shut down and workers rallied as the company said the grievance was referred to the anthracite adjustment board.
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iInzelton
Jeddo
Joldo Highland Coal Company
Ps. m
Tidal Wave Disaster Leaves 400 Missing on Korea Coast
Tokio reports four hundred missing after tidal wave and storm strike the east coast of Korea. Fishermen among the missing. death toll uncertain but believed large. Hawaii also reports minor tidal activity with no damage. Seismologists attribute the wave to a submarine quake with location undetermined.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Korea
Toino
Japanese Navy Department
Uertain
Hawaii
Parc Ne
Pacific
Man Objects to Male Maid Tying Wife Dresses in Rose Home
Portland scene centers on Chern Phat ag and Prod C Roy as they dispute alleged maid duties. He alleges a male helper tied up his wife's dresses and performed chores in the Rose home without charge, prompting a divorce petition and claims of humiliation and control.
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Portland
Ore
April
Liga Ata Chern Phat Ag
C. Roy
Feedi
Joe Gare Nicke
Rose
Ale ‘Praid
Mose
Dedicating Banquet Hall At Women's Club Ceremony
A Women’s Club plans a banquet at its new hall with a formal dedication. Members are urged to attend, reservations handled via trade channels, and a post luncheon meeting with a program to follow. The text notes a successful night landing light by U S Army airplanes originated from motion projection lamps.
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United States Army
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