Wage Cut Ruling Expected Today On A B & A Rail
The United States railroad labor board is due to decide today on a wage cut for about 2000 A B and A railroad workers. Officials, unions, and stockholders watch Chicago for the decision with great interest as suspense and rumors circulated over potential strike actions. The board adjourned at noon Saturday and will reconvene to announce the ruling likely tied to the December 29 wage scale adjustment.
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A.B. & A. Railroad
Chicago
Uited States Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Chinaso
United States Wage Board
United States Railroad Labor Board
Coca Cola Amendment Hearing Likely Continued Monday
The suit against Coca Cola of Delaware over alleged exorbitant syrup prices and sugar deal manipulations could be postponed again as Judge Hugh M Morris weighs an extension request from Coca Cola’s counsel Candler Thompson. The case involves parent bottlers seeking to force syrup shipments and a restraining order pending further hearings.
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Coca-Cola Company
Delaware
Hugh M Morris
United States District Court
W OD Thompson
Candler, Thompson
Wilmington
CocaCola Company
Tme
Former Barnesville Man Held Under Mann Act
D. A. Barbee, a former Barnesville resident, is imprisoned in Fulton county awaiting trial in federal court on Mann Act violations. He allegedly married Verdie Bishop in Atlanta before divorcing his first wife Elvira Barbee, making the second marriage void. An indictment cites taking Wife No. 2 to Los Angeles in June 1920 and abandoning two minor children. domestic relations were probed by the Justice Department’s G W Brown.
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D. A. Barbee
Barnesville
Fulton Tower
United States District Court
Harbes
New Mexico
Atlanta
Barbee
Verdie Bishop
Elvira Barhee
Barbea
Miss Bishop
Los Angeles
Pike County Grand Jury
Barbeo
Agont G. W. Brown
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Five Happiness Rules From Dr Barker At Atlanta Talk
Dr Charles E. Barker outlined five happiness rules to 7 000 high school students and hundreds of Atlanta women. He urged looking on the bright side, accepting one's place, avoiding envy, concentrating on work, and maintaining child like faith. He warned against worry and noted his Father guidance theme throughout. He spoke under Rotary auspices then planned further lectures in the Carolinas and Virginias. Presbyterian Women Meet in Nashville. Nashville will host the Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary convention beginning tomorrow with delegates from southern states arriving today.
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Charles EB. Barker
Howard Theater
Barker
Atlanta
Rotary Club
Woman's Club
Dr. Barker
Robert Loula Stevenson
Washington
Metain
God
Christ
Barkeer
International Rotary
W. RK. C. Smith
Smith
Nashville
Tenn
South
Woman's Auxiliary
Atlanta con man Ritter used fake rents in home scam
Federal officials seek arrest of C. A. Ritters accused of posing as a property owner in Atlanta and renting out residences. He allegedly collected cash upfront and disappeared with the money, aided by a woman described as lean, neat, about 54, who is unnamed. Investigators note possible stock fraud links and a nationwide manhunt is underway.
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Atlanta
C. A. Ritters
United States
W. Colauitt Carter
Post Office
Spetore
Ritter
Miss Marie Morrisey Delights Southern Recital at Edison Hall
Miss Marie Morrisey sang with recreations from her voice using the Edison phonograph, drawing a large audience in Edison hall. She returned after marriage to Royden Keith and will tour Florida with Harold Lyman and Walter Chapman, performing again here if possible. the last four numbers were sung without the phonograph.
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Marie Morrisey
Hoison Phonograph
Miss Morrisey
Edison Hall
Royden James Keith
Chicago
Morrisey
Thomas A. Edison
Assistang
Harold Lyman
Walter Chapman
Florida
Pierce
Brenau College
Chapman
Branau College
Rogers
Funeral Tuesday for Mrs C C White in Conyers Ga
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Mrs C C White who died Sunday at her daughter s home in East Atlanta. Her body will be sent to Conyers and interred in Conyers cemetery. She was 86 and widow of the late Rev C C White. Survivors include son T C White of Conyers and daughters Mrs T T George of Lithonia and Mrs J M Haring. Body moved to Poole undertaking parlors.
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Cc. C White
Atlanta
Conyers
Baptist Church
T. T. George
Lithonia
J. M. Haring
White
Harry G. Poole
Campaign Starts In Atlanta To Help Children Expansion Fund Drive
More than 100 Lions club members and an equal number of Atlanta citizens begin a city wide canvass Monday to raise 40000 for the Georgia Children's Home Society. William Candler chairs with J K Jordan directing. Zone chairmen cover districts. Lions and supporters will solicit and report progress daily to the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.
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Lions Club
Atlanta
Georgia Children's Home Society
J. K. Jordan
Georgia Children’s Home Society
William Candler
Jordan
P. Thornton Maryse
William H. Spratlin
Walter Keenan
Joseph Freitag
Tech
Julian Boehm
Arthur L. Brooke
J M. Tull
George E Watts
One Georgia Children’s Home Society
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Lions
Ansley Hotel
Candler
Chamber of Commerce
Great Crowd Attends Sunday Organ Recital
A large audience braved severe weather for a Sunday organ recital at the Auditorium. Charles A. Sheldon Jr city organist played with St. Philip's cathedral boys choir. several thousand attended before a three-week break in Sunday performances due to other arrangements.
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Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
St. Philip's Cathedral
Cortot to give recital in Atlanta Auditorium Armory
Alfred Cortot arrives in Atlanta for a Monday evening recital at the Auditorium Armory. The concert, at 8:30, closes the Civic Concert series of the Atlanta Music Study Club. He will perform works from Vivaldi to the modern French school, including Chopin’s 24 preludes.
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Alfred Cortot
Atlanta
Auditorium Armory
Atlanta Music Study Club
America
France
Paris Conservatory Orchestra
Chopin
Pond Drained in Vain Search for Missing Man
Lyerly Ga February 20 Special Although the Echols mill Pond at Crystal Springs was drained today and an all day search was made no trace of Lewis Kinsey missing mail carrier was found and the mystery deepened. The draining followed an anonymous letter received by Mrs Kinsey last week. Some believed the letter a hoax while others took it as a tip.
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Lyerly
Echols
Crystal Springs
Lewis Kinsey
Goat Ready for Local Woodmen Camp in Atlanta
The Atlanta camp 430 Woodmen of the World has purchased a new outfit for goat work and will start operations by March 4. Candidates will receive the protection decree, with side degrees and final instructions on March 18. The meeting at 103 West Mitchell Street unites camps in Atlanta and nearby towns before the head camp meeting in Valdosta. The Atlanta camp will be represented by five officers at the March 24–26 event to vote for the good of the order.
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Atlanta
Woodmen of the World
West
Mitchell Street
Valdosta
A. S Woodson
G. K. Churchill
JW. Kyte
John A. Wabanka
W M. Leas
Local Law School Prepares for Debate With Chattanooga
The Atlanta Law School debating society completed plans for an inter-collegiate contest with the Law School of Chattanooga on March 4. The resolution argues that a uniform federal marriage and divorce law is necessary. Judges were Frank Harwell, Waverly Fairman, and Frank A. Cooper. Harwell spoke on the value of debating. Music was provided by the Baptist Tabernacle.
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Atlanta Law School
Law School of Chattanooga, Tenn
Frank Harwell Waverly Fairmian
Frank A Cooper
Harwell
Baptist Taber
Meeting Highlights Value of Colored Y M C A
The Odd Fellows' auditorium hosted a meeting for the membership campaign of the colored branch of the Young Men's Christian Association. Dr J W E Bowen delivered a powerful talk on aiding boys and men before it is too late. Professor W A Bell, chair of the membership committee, outlined goals for the colored branch.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Odd Fellows’ Auditorium
J. W. E Bowen
W. A. Bell
Pain in Side Back and Head in Jamestown La
Ida Young reports long relief from Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for right side back and head pain. She praises the remedy as life saving after ineffectual doctors and urges sending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo for a trial.
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Jamestown
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C. R. Fitzpatrick
Henry A. Sap
Bington
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NYSE
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Sever
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