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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1921
Page
8
Cheney's Expectorant advertised as a remedy for children’s colds and croup, and for adults. It claims to soothe sore throats, stop whooping coughs, quickly break up colds, and carry praise from the medical profession, noting it contains no opiates.
Citizens from Edgewood and Inman Yards joined by James Perry and William Schley Howard protest the Georgia Railway and Power gas rate hike from 1.45 to 1.90 per 1000 cubic feet. Howard urges a municipal gas plant while Perry defends the decision. meeting planned at 8 PM at H Hairston’s New York Ave home.
William Schley Howard of Atlanta protests the Georgia Railway and Power gas rate increase, urging cuts and fair sharing of losses as jobless conditions persist. Commissioners Perry Bolfeuillet and Tri mell face criticism over the decision, with Boifeuillet declining to attend an indignation meeting.
The Atlanta freight bureau will hold its annual meeting February 24 at the Capital City Club with J. B. Hockaday and Edgar Watkins as principal speakers. Vacancies on the board of directors will be filled and officers for the year will be named at a subsequent meeting. The current board includes H. A. Choate as chairman and J. Pe.
The proceeding to set general rules and working conditions for employees was suspended last Thursday and resumed with labor representatives to prepare. It was expected employees would proceed on Wednesday but a request for indefinite postponement was anticipated.
Roanoke Va February 14 The federal railway labor board has handed down its decision in the Norfolk and Western dispute with the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Officials announce the board ruled for the railroads in thirteen of twenty two cases. The decision comes after a strike vote ordered December 2 1920. The railroad claims the board sustained its position in thirteen instances including time claims.
The board remanded a question for further resolution between the carrier and its employees. In another case the company was directed to enter into an agreement with the trainmen for a wage rate for bargemen who handle express. We Clothe You on Credit. Low price, style and quality. Home Art Supply Company 1724 Whitehall Street.
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