Wilsons plea on rail wage clash stirs shopmen vote
President Wilson and the railway director general urged restraint as shopmen gauge a wage rise. A vote on possible strike over pay and costs of living follows a lengthy wage board debate. The clash centers on 68 to 85 cents per hour demands and a plan to ease living costs without triggering higher freight rates.
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Fragmentary Notice on Rail Aversion and Safety Standards
Unclear OCR text shows garbled phrases about rail safety, requirements, and possible references to Nea and bi keasities. No coherent event or identities emerge, leaving the readable fragments insufficient for a proper news item.
Coca Cola stock offered for sale by New York firm
Stock subscription details reveal a voting trust for Coca Cola stock in a new corporation. Richmore Bisbee & Stern of New York and others act as representatives. shares priced at 40 per. The circular notes strong demand and long history since 1886 with multiple manufacturing plants across major cities and a future Avanti Ga plant.
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New -York City
Rabart, C
Rabart, C., & P. Hy, Alston, and Anderson, Raintree & Crenshaw
Atlanta
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New Corporation
Trust Company
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Coca-Cola
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Offee Planta
LAX-FOS WITH PEPIN Health Tonic Advertised
An OCR fragment promotes LAX-FOS WITH PEPIN as a syrup laxative for habitual constipation. It claims prompt action and regular use for 14 to 21 days to induce regular digestion, stating it stimulates and regulates. The product is sold in bottles at 60 cents each.
Coca Cola advertising and labor notes amid 1911 topics
A fragmented page mentions Coca Cola’s advertising prowess and favorable public image in the United States and Canada, noting high employee retention and that labor costs were a small share of production. It also references Mississippi politics with Lieutenant Governor Leo M. Russell and Oscar Johnson in a governor race, plus Theodore G. Bilbo and Dent in other roles, and closes with a note on a tonic called GROVIDS.
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Leo M. Russell
Theodore G
Bilbo
Baptist Pastor to Lead City Church Extension Drive
Lee Street Baptist Church will appoint a new pastor in September replacing Rev. Alex Bealer who resigned after a three year tenure. The church plans to extend its reach as district director leads a citywide drive for church extension and growth.
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Pyle
Alex’ Bealer
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