Crusade Begun for Better Pay in Post Offices
From Everett Washington comes a push through the Macon chamber of commerce to urge higher salaries for first and second class post office workers. The request argues most earn not more than 100 a year and that white workers quit for better pay. a subtreasury move and a Mercer football plan also appear in Macon items with local leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Everett
Washington
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Eletia
Cltsis
Elsp
Pressim E. Hall, Jr
Everett Chamber of Commerce
Eugene Anderson
Miacon Chamber of Commerce
Tarnett
Chamber of Commerce
National Capital
Blalock
Cspeciaty
Mt Mer
Mercer
Athletica
Worse in South Than in North Says Official
Chicago reports from December 20: Interstate Commerce Commission officials continued hearings on railroad car shortages. Witness W L Birdie of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific line blamed inadequate southern terminal facilities and shipper practices for delays, noting 40 to 47 percent of 37,000 cars are out with other companies. Additional testimony from St Louis area referenced stock car shortages and severe delays in cattle and grain shipments, with cases of long-haul hold ups across Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harlan and Lane
Interstate Commuter Commission
Minnecapelin
W. Li. Birdie
Cafeago
Rork Island
Pacite Ralle
Galveston
Biddle
Witnres
St. Louis
Kanno
City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prorty
P.P. Farrell
The
Commanion
J. A. Crow
J. 3
Crow Coal and Mining Company
Kansas City
F. Fulton
Winchell
Tock Island
Crow Company
Ted
Matador Land and Cattle Company
Te Southwest
Prouty
MaacKenzie
MacKengis
Cora
Albuquerque
Kunnan
Texan
Kansay City
Oklahema
Walter Ballard Optical Co Promotes New Goggles
An Atlanta display showcases the best goggle models from Walter Ballard Optical Co on Pamphtrea Street. The firm touts its latest eyewear as a premium improvement for engineers and motorists seeking superior vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Walter Ballard Optical Co
Pamchtrea Street
Switchman killed in railroad yard accident at Cartersville
In Cartersville Georgia on December 20 Will Neere aged 20, a switchman for the Louisville and Nashville railroad, was killed in a yard accident when he fell between moving cars. His body was mangled and sent to Cedartown for interment.
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Upshaw
Mercer
Macon
J— W. D. Upshaw
The
Golden Age
Georgia
Wake Forest
Tatelgh
Wake Forcat
Tie
Cartersville
Will Neere
Louisvile
Nashville
Flis
Cedartown
Tts
Court items include suit over train wreck injuries
Tay Johnson seeks 10000 dollars through next friend for injuries from the picnic train wreck of June 6. W A Batchellor represents the petitioner. The International Conservatory of Music charter is filed by Colonel F J Love for a Dallas based company with capital of 1,000,000 dollars. The will of Mrs. Emily Ford was probated in Judge Wilkins court. J D Kilpatrick sues the Atlanta and West Point railway for 4000 dollars for injuries in a wreck on June 6, with attorneys J W Moore and Werden & Branch.
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Tay Johnson
Johnson
Atlanta and
West Point
Central of Georgia Railways
W. A. Batchellor
Texan
International Conservatory of Music
Dallas
Tex
Fulton Supercar Court
F. J. Love
Atlanta
Areck
Emily Ford
Donation to Glynn School Brings Land for Training
Glynn County Dean of Education announces acceptance of 280 acres of land from Mrs A P Txplge for a boys training school on St Simons Island. The donation funds establish a school to be developed with endowment support and government aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynn School
Brunwith
Glynn County
St Simon's Sland
Brunswick Ga. Man arrives on second New York trip
Solicitor Brunson Ie NE MED. Ga. Dees 20 Sun eel general Willan Brongon ofvcuct. Opposition notes attack delayed and trial possible. We learn from the Brunswick recenter dated 20 spr 1 that a vessel arrived in port today on its second trip from New York with a manifest listing sales houses.
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Brunson
Willan Brongon
Tresimear
Brunawick
Satta
Port
New York
Aree Oopsiene
Vente Houses
New Money Bill Before House
Washington December 20 Chairman Fowler of the house banks and currency committee submitted to the house today his report on the credit currency bill. It asserts bank book credits are identical with banknote credits and allows depositors to choose current credit or checks. The report argues a credit currency would lower interest rate variance, aid small purchasers, and reduce reserve disruption while avoiding crises.
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Fowler
Washington
House Committee On
House
United States
Thoma
Hank
Max
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Pretis House
Whitehall
Vineville
Wesleyan College
Asdon Aant
Central
eGia
Central Railway
Trafic
Wesleyan
Macans Ga
Marcer
Hvely Svenex
Sach
Macan
Anderson
Iere
Maton
Albany
Albans
Zerce
Tere
Avery
Irs
Leeks
Reem Lacan
Neenker
Wainars
Lucky Nuler
Misses’ Ralneer
Nate
Bouin
Springer
EC Tanier
North Jarkgon
Nater
Goodyear Raincoat Company
Whitehall Street
Pape
Hook Island
Mecca
Syrapsthy
Reid
Gordon Go
Distillers
South
Express
Gordon’s
Kentucky
Reid-Gordon
Reid-Gordon Co
Decatur St
Atlanta, GA
Edgewood Ave
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