Wilson to outline high cost of living measures before Congress
President Wilson prepared to deliver a substantial address to Congress outlining steps to relieve the high cost of living. The plan, prepared with the attorney general and a subcommittee, covers labor and production issues, rail wages, and enforcement against price gouging and hoarding.
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Duluth Bank Robbery Bandits On the Loose Near Atlanta
Four bandits seized $1,300 from the Duluth Farmers and Merchants Bank, killed a bank cashier, and fled in a car toward Atlanta. Police chase extended into the night with Duluth and Norcross officers joining the hunt as investigators fear the robbers are now in or headed for Atlanta.
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Mother Pins Distinguished Service Cross On Lieutenant Forrester
Mrs. George W. Forrester pins the Army Distinguished Service Cross on Lt. Robert Forrester at Fort McPherson General Hospital No. 6. Lt. Forrester, of the 27th Infantry, 82d Division, was cited for extraordinary heroism near Pont-a-Mousson on September 13, 1918, during a daylight raid that reduced casualties and inspired his men. He is paralyzed from battle wounds and remains hospitalized.
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Atlanta to raise union fund by end of week says Willis
G F Willig, chair of the finance committee, told Atlanta Thursday the city would raise the reunion fund to cover the $60,000 goal and more if needed. He said citizens are rallying and backing the effort to give veterans the best possible reunion, noting wholesale merchants would aid.
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Fragmentary local note on a political issue remains unclear
A fragmented text from a local newspaper item mentions Lohman and Patiog in a political dispute but the context and action are unreadable. No clear outcome or dates can be derived from the legible phrases.
Will Harben Noted Georgia Writer Dies in New York
Will N. Harben, famed Georgia-born editor and author of Pole Baker and numerous southern stories, died in New York. Born July 5, 1858 in Dalton, he lived in the south through business ventures before turning to literature, contributing many short stories and books to national reading circles. He was a member of the National Institute of Arts and Letters.
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Stories of Rent Increases Highlight City Committee Hearing
A special city council committee met Thursday to investigate rising rents. J A Coteh presided with Aldermen Styron Richard Carpenter and Bittle. residents testified of yearly rent jumps from 16 to 20 dollars then to 25, urging action amid widespread increases.
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Action of Men in Quitting or Attempt to Substitute
A dramatic political note accuses certain figures of driving resignations as an intimidation method to substitute power. Resolutions directed at Senators and Congressman Upshaw condemn these tactics as undemocratic pressure and an abuse of process.
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Directors Urge Wilson to Call Striking Shopmen Back
After an all day session the chamber of commerce resolutions urge the president to end the railroad strike and ask authorities to protect food and property amid national transport breakdown. They denounce the rallying of workers in government service as a disservice to the country during wartime. The group warns of industrial war threats and nationwide strikes as the nation adapts to postwar conditions.
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Wilson Sets Standoff Over Railroad Wage Demands
President Wilson informs Hines that he is authorized to address read shop workers wage demands on their merits once they return to duty. He notes the chief obstacle is the strike itself, with workers repudiating authority. Senate committee says no extra wage board is needed. Text of the president’s letter follows.
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Eal
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Weather Forecast Georgia Showers and Thunderstorms
Reports indicate showers and thunderstorms across Georgia with coastal activity. Weekend outlook includes cloudy skies and possible rain, with temperatures varying from highs to lows and rainfall totals around 2.77 inches this period.
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