Wage Cut Sparks Rail Dispute With Brotherhoods
A conference on wage reductions for A B and A employees resumes Tuesday with an expectation of further deliberations Wednesday. President Bugg says the road will implement a cut of about 100000 dollars monthly, equating to roughly 60 percent of post 1917 raises. Curtis frames the issue as one between railroad demands for cuts and workers insisting wage levels be set by the U S railway labor board, to be handled in conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Bugg
United States Railway Labor Board
Draughon's College Promotes Efficient Training and Sales Skill
An advertisement extols Draughon's College for emphasizing efficiency and specialized training to secure better positions. It highlights night salesmanship classes starting January 11, strict faculty selection, and popular programs in bookkeeping shorthand and typewriting. The piece notes easy financing options and campus locations in Atlanta and Jacksonville.
Rail labor leaders oppose February wage cut for railway workers
President Buss announced a February wage cut prompting sharp protests. At a Babor temple session last Saturday, railway crafts denounced the action and pledged not to submit. A Monday meeting in Atlanta drew officials from southern rail unions and the A B A, monitored by railroads nationwide for impact on wages, operations, and labor harmony.
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Buss
Babor Temple
South
E. P. Curtis
Crystal City
Texas
The
Order of Railway Conductors
J.B. Hogsed
H. P. Daugherty
Rand
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
J. O.raley
United Brotherhood For
J. F. McCrary
G. W. Marshall
International Association of Machinists
K. J. Little
Sheet Metto
J. 3. Dermody
Order of Railway Telegraphers
A. M. Hull
International
Electrical Workers
T. J. Garvey
Federated Show Crafts
G. H. Flynt
Way
Best Time in World Says Maddox on Peachtree Street
Robert Maddox declares the best time in the world amid Peachtree Street lore near the Grand theater and His Street. The remark follows years of discussion about the city’s moral climate and public life.
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Robert Maddox
Peachtree Street
Grand Theater
Three Days Cough Warns of Lung Trouble With Crealmulsion
Chronic coughs and persistent colds can lead to serious lung problems. A new emulsified creosote product claims twofold action to soothe and heal, with guaranteed refund if cough or cold persists after proper use.
Creomulsion Ad Claims Cure For Colds And Flu Aftercare
An old advertisement extols Creomulsion as the top remedy for chronic coughs colds and throat and lung ailments. It touts creosote as the main healing agent with additional ingredients to soothe inflamed membranes and boost appetite and body weight after illnesses like the flu. The ad promises stomach absorption and germ destruction with a money back guarantee.
City budget debate pledges WPA style relief and raises
City officials and a large Public group including Young Women's Christian Association representatives pressed for restored funding. The finance committee debated a 2400 dollar grant for an institution, approved modest salary increases, and proposed shifting inspectors under clerks. Net city income for 1921 projected at 7.4 million with broad revenue sources and substantial departmental allocations.
GAINES IS HEAD OF SCHOOL BOARD
The board discussed erection of three new rooms at Baith school two at Stewart Avenue and conversion of a Formwall Street residence into classrooms An extra room was rented for Lucile Avenue school and two buildings for Tech High A petition signed by 800 Davis Street school patrons urged a new building A motion to refer the petition to the finance committee was carried Mrs Victor H Kriegshaber spoke for child welfare to support temporarily closing streets around certain schools to reduce street play danger The idea followed practices in other cities Mrs A P Tripod reported on the board of lady visitors visits to white and several colored schools urging an annex at Grant Park school to relieve crowding Commissioner Terrell defended the board against finance committee criticisms noting city income shortfalls and state funds taken away.
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Baith School
Stewart Avenue School
Formwall Street School
Lucile Avenue School
Tech High
Togat
J Lelegation
Davis Street School
Victor H. Kriegshaber
Atlanta Woman's Club
W. H. Verrell
Tripola
A. P. Tripod
Board of Lady Visitors
Grant Park School
Grant Park
Terrell
Board of Education
Finance Committees
Council
Decatur Knights of Pythias Lodge Meeting Planned
An organization of a Knights of Pythias lodge in Decatur will convene at Bellows Hall on Wednesday night at 7:30 to consider placing a new lodge. Invitations have been extended to twenty two members of the order to attend.
Passport Rules Stay Enforcement For O Callaghan
Washington January 10 The state department will not waive passport rules to admit Daniel J O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork who arrived at Newport News last week as a stowaway and was admitted on parole by order of the labor department The department said there was no reason to make an exception in his case and may seek deportation under wartime powers The labor department contends jurisdiction rests with its secretary and the dispute between the departments continues as Secretary Davis informs the labor chief of his decision and notes the possibility of Justice Department action
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Washington
State Department
United States
Daniel J. O'Callaghan
Cork
Newport News
Labor Department
Davis
Secretary of Labor
Carl Lord
O Callaghan
Ragarda
Department of Justice
Wilson
O'Callaghan
Department
O Callaghan Testimony Case Moves Through Departments
Atlanta January 10 1921 officials said Secretary Wilson would not act until the matter reached him by regular department channels. The issue concerns the lord mayor O Callaghan and his potential testimony before the one hundred Irish questions inquiry. Immigration and passport questions loom as decisions on admissibility and possible deportation are considered.
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Atlanta
Manly
Davis
Wilson
State Department
Secretary of Labor
Parelad O'Callahan
Tabor Department
Isbor
O'Callaghan
United States
Department
Norfolk
Creating Good Investments Offerings List 1 Percent
In selecting an Investment Safety should be your first consideration. No investor has ever suffered loss on any Real Estate first Mortgage Bond safeguarded by the Miller Service Plan. Write for our booklet, Creating Good Investments, a list of offerings yielding 1 percent.
Decision Revisions End Inquiries On Deportation Case
Secretary Davis announced changes to a deportation decision after learning Secretary Wilson avoided department consultation. He sought a solicitor’s opinion on whether the lord mayor could be deportable, given paroled O’Callaghan without department coordination. A French inventor claims a chemically treated panel will disintegrate after a set time.
California Assembly Rejects Japanese Citizenship Treaty
Sacramento January 10. The California legislature adopted unanimously a Senate resolution urging that no treaty be made with Japan granting citizenship to Japanese or overturning the state’s anti alien land law.
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Sacramento
Cal
Assembly of the California
Senate
Japan
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Southern Book Concern
Whitehall
Qavan
New Order
Sueedea More
Draughon
Ithia
Pach
Craighon's College
Graham
Pitman
Gregg
Wheeley Hirshberg
Odd
Draughen's Business College
Atlanta, Ga
Draughen's College
Peachtree Arcade
Lve
Mall Draughon's Business College
Georgia
Tacksonville
Florida
Cee Maree
Amy Oe
Ned
Nell
Lowe Brothers
Ala
Y. W
Young Women's Christian Association
Archibald Davis
Board of
al Martin
Gresleet
Walter Taylor
Sledge Collier
Taxs Assessore
Khausa
Brent
A. J. Orme
Piedmont Park
Mrr
Craven
Recorder's Court
Music Festival Association
Marshal’s
Department of Weights and Measures
Alty Hall
Battle Hint
Eleectric
Georgia Tech
Carnegie Library
Bond Sinking Fund Commission
Gaines
Pythian
Decatur
O’callaghan
Safe Investments
G.l.miller & Co., Inc
Hurt
Grova
Ady
Buchanan
Shelton
N. Forsyth
Wesson
Pryor Street
Peachtree
the Tripod Paint Co
N. Pryor Street
Pryor Place
California
Usks
Grove’s
Kyon Ee
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co
Whitehal Street
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