Women Face Ballot Funds Split At City Auditorium
A heated dispute over control of funds raised by women for their primary election efforts pits the women’s registration fees against the city executive committee. A women’s meeting at the Auditorium is set for 5 PM to decide whether the money remains in women’s hands or goes to the committee. The executive committee claims final control, while women insist the funds be used for worthy public causes.
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Ing
Lucien Harrie
Atatedo
E. C. Buchanan
Ian Buchanan
Haro
Buchanan
Citl
Committee of Seven
Misaiore Raoul
Iron tonic praised by Soperton man in testimonial
A Soperton Georgia man describes severe fatigue irritability and poor appetite in a testimonial for Ziron iron tonic. He credits restored energy improved nerves and better mood to the product noting it gave him strength and a brighter appearance. A pharmacist advertises Ziron as a dependable iron supplement.
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TW. T
Soperton, Ga
Drugsist
Rail shopmen resume and plan strike vote actions
Reported widespread rail shopmen actions across the Southeast and South as leaders consider resuming work to gain legal status, while others press for wage increases and official assurances. Delegates from 500 locals urged to meet in Atlanta to chart a unified course. many lines report shops back in operation and some regions still affected by the strike.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Chicago
New, England
Knoxville
Tenn
Louisville
Nashville
Hitowah
Knoxville Tenn
Southern Railway
Ohio River
Montgomery
Ala
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Evcr
Little Rock
Ark
Missouri’ Pacific
Imme
Ately
Women Voters Readies Mass Meeting On August 18
Controversy over the In en's reglattation fies splits the executive committee as women demand action on funding and voting. A mass meeting at the Auditorium on August 18 is planned, with the central committee backing firm action and a treasury report showing 77 cents on hand after May campaigns.
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Inen
Aby Akenthy
Atatemehta Mindy
Gaa Rot
Fey
Tals
Tha Executive Committee
Central Committee of Women Citizens
Andstroulm
Women's Committee
Central Committee
M. P. Tage
Treasury
Tage
Express
Renella
Snstess Co
Joan Jadds
Aacavassetapeceseaeners
National Association
M. BP. Tagg. I
Third Ward
C. F. Ozburn
Itl
Strike Nears End as Atlanta Yard Work Resumes
Reports say a decision on a regular strike vote will grant workers a legal basis with support from grand and International officers. Atlanta strikers plan to follow delegates, while Tom Nolan of the boilermakers urged a return to duty pending the vote. Rail yards show demoralization but shops resuming offer hope for perishable food trains and relief from shortages.
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Atrike
Atrikers By & Grand
Grand Lodge
Tom Nolan
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Prince of Wales Lands in America Visit Details
St Johns Newfoundland August 11 the Prince of Wales landed from the battleship Renown at Topsail for his first visit to Newfoundland. He toured ashore with his suite. Admiral Halsey and Col Grigg met governor to discuss reception. He will proceed to Washington and then back to the Renown with shore leave for hundreds of sailors and cadets. The article gives a long royal biography and notes his wartime service and titles.
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Admiral Halsey
Grigg
Prince
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Topsail
David Guelph
Prince of
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Sir John French
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Shell
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Military Order of
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Pital
Betoh Pene
Strikes Hit Rail Lines Across the South and Northeast
Rail workers in major lines from New York Harlem division to Savannah and Birmingham vote to return to work amid nationwide dispute. Strikes disrupt Harlem Line service with 25 daily trains halted, buses and cars pressed into service. In Savannah and Macon unions vote to resume after mass meetings, while embargos and reduced freight movement affect New England, Boston and Maine, and Southern lines.
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Boston and
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Savannah
Atlantic Coast Line
Executive Committee
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McCann
Georgia Federation
Wilson
National Agreement Committees
Washington
Macon
Central
George Southern
Georgia Southern
Florida
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Savannak Roads
Birmingham
Ala
State food chiefs join in campaign
The War Department announced price adjustments on certain foods to align with recent retail reductions and to communicate changes through surplus officers and postmasters. It notes total food allotments priced for public sale and outlines plans for ongoing price changes as surplus materials are moved.
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Wir
Aurplus
Post Office Department
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Republican
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York
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Five Cent Fare Upheld by Baker
Baker voices support for five cent fare in street railway dispute while urging public interest to guide cooperation between railroad employees and management. He notes Plumb plan as a possible model for steam railways if public welfare remains the priority.
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BAKER
Cormis
Faker
Allies Yielding 1d Ruanians in Budapest and War Announcements
London reports Allied forces easing pressure as Romanians extend influence in Hungary, with Budapest seen as temporarily stable. The peace conference shifts stance toward Romanian troops, allowing them to remain to steady the capital. Hungarian decrees abolish private property and restore farm and business directions. Archduke Joseph, proclaiming dictator, seeks allied recognition and outlines plans to stamp out Bolshevism and restore order. Count Borghi named Hungarian minister at Prague and Milan Hodessa appointed Czech commissioner to reestablish services.
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Carolyi
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State Department Today
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Katz
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John F. Fox
New York
Woman killed by car believed self-inflicted
A woman died after being struck by a car, with authorities deeming the death a possible self-inflicted incident. Police investigated the scene and will await autopsy results to determine the exact cause and whether suicide was involved.
PEVOLUTION PLOT AFOOT IN LONDON ACTON RAIDS
Police seized documents in Acton western suburb indicating revolutionaries planned thefts of arms from military stores and urged a Soviet government in London. Authorities expect possible arrests and consider further raids likely.
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Associated Press
Acton
Fred Aix Appointed Postmaster at Phelps Georgia
Washington August 11 Fred W Aix has been commissioned fourth as postmaster at Phelps Ga The announcement comes from the Constitution Board and highlights a local posting in Georgia. Administrative details indicate the federal appointment follows standard civil service steps.
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Washington
Fred ‘W. Aix
Phelps, Ga
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