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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1919
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR notes mention terms like BOT Impressed, prowab t, rengress to Bags Dene owt power. Content is garbled with no clear event, date, or proper names to identify an event or outcome.
A reconstruction of the fragment notes a tripartite venture among railway operators to establish a joint route. The alliance links the Gablic tim railway with TH and IP Oak to facilitate coordinated operations and shared use of infrastructure. Details remain unclear due to partial OCR.
Fragmentary text discusses service means and charges with references to individuals and dates unclear. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
A conference with 26 railroad shopmen presidents discussed resisting wage stagnation and adopting the plumb plan to extend annual wage increases. Leaders warned more than 20 000 shopmen have quit, favoring a wage determining board but expected rejection of the board while President Wilson urged cost of living relief.
A heated session on banking reform ends with the House approving a bill to create a statewide banking superintendency. Debates focus on a proposed governing board, bank examiner salaries, and appeals if banks are closed, with opposition from some bankers wary of centralized control.
Tampa Florida August 4 Over 7000 cigarmakers walked out to push for a 26 percent wage rise. With strippers packers and selectors idle about 22000 men are out of work. Six small factories representing about 125 men agreed to the demands. others offer 10 percent on mould made goods and 16 percent on hand made. No disorder reported.
A editorial summary discusses Japan's stance at the peace conference on the racial equality issue, noting its impact on prestige and suggesting missteps with Britain and the United States. It analyzes Korea and Shandong tensions and calls for a strict inquiry into offenses and government handling.
Continuation shows names and amounts including Charles Saterlee six dollars Mrs. Joseph Shard ninety five dollars Mrs Edward Warners forty three dollars H Budge five dollars Mra Jobb-C ten dollars Jorge ta Mrs M Striplin Camp eighty eight five Company 59 C G W ten dollars Howard Geldert ten W 1b F Rosenblatt sixty dollars Atlanta Woman's club by Mrs Stevens fifty dollars Total listed
A report outlines a strong drive by cotton workers led by Boykin to organize county units and travel across the state. Secretary Davis will dedicate time to county organization work as part of a plan to strengthen and invigorate workers.
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