Rail labor to seek wage cut protest and new rules
A five-member committee of railroad union leaders meets in Chicago to chart a response for 2,060,000 workers to a 12 percent wage cut ordered by the federal labor board. They plan to demand universal overtime rules and continuation of most current agreements, with new working-rate codes to follow as old deals are abrogated. The unions seek protections valued at hundreds of millions annually, aiming for an ultimatum within 48 hours.
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Alexander F. Jones
United News
Chicago
Federal Labor Board
Labor Board
Cot
Warren 8 Stone
Timothy Shea
EB J .Manion
F. H Fitzgerald
Rail unions face biggest labor question before the country
Chicago July 3 The United States railroad labor board denied pay for time lost during an unauthorized April strike by clerical, station, and telegraphic workers on Erie, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, and Wabash railroads. Carriers argued payroll cuts and layoffs, while unions pressed for six day work weeks and full reimbursement.
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Rail Board
Chicago
Erie Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
United States Railroad Labor Board
Teelgraph
Wabash Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Girls Are Doped Declares Pastor on Atlanta Rides
Rev John W Ham pastor of Baptist Tabernacle declares girls aged fourteen to seventeen are targeted on night pleasure rides. He demands more patrols from Fulton County officials and blames mothers for lax discipline as he condemns indecent dress and calls for an old fashion revival.
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Atlanta
John W. Ham
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Board of
Fulton County Commissionera
Ham
Cleopatra
Transport Arrives With 5824 Bodies Of American Dead
The Wheaton transported 5824 American military dead to Hoboken, with two identified soldiers named from Pennsylvania and Ohio. Officials delayed removal as identification lists were not aboard, these lists later on the Nieuw Amsterdam which is due to arrive tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
United States
Wheaton
Thomas F. Enright
Pittsburg
Merley Bay
Glidden
Ohio
Nieuw Amsterdam
Seven Hurt as Car Plunges Into Embankment Near Macon
Seven persons were injured when a car traveling at high speed left the highway near Soikes, struck an embankment, and shattered the vehicle. Passengers and driver sustained head, facial, and back injuries. four children aged 6 to 12 were among the casualties. Rescue teams rushed the injured to Macon hospital as witnesses noted the car’s extreme speed.
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Macon
Soikes
Robert Gresham
Near Cross Keys
Dunn
Herd
John Frank Gresham
Helen Gresham
Claude Gresham
Louise Gresham
S Manuel, Jr
Sam Horowicz
Unatula
Gresham
Houston
Peach Belt
Adams Mills
Bellvue
Holdups Reported In Two Incidents On Sunday Night
Police report two holdups Sunday night with one man robbed at 9 at 382 Highland avenue apartment 7 losing a stickpin an Elgin watch and a dollar. Henry Jackson shot in the hip at Boulevards and Houston street while fleeing a robber remains in Grady hospital and is expected to recover.
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H. Birchfield
Highland Avenue
Henry Jackson
Jackson Place
Grady Hospital
Jackson
Boulevard
Houston Street
Harding's Physician Urges ROTC Camp Attendance
Brigadier General Sawyer, President Harding's personal physician, asks state health commissioners to urge young men to attend summer officers' training camps. He cites military benefits and notes these camps will bring marked physical improvement to participants.
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Washington
Sawyer
Harding
Funds for Disabled Provided by Loans
Washington July 3 temporary financial needs of disabled service men under government care. A Red Cross statement says loans from a $500,000 fund provided by Congress via the federal board for vocational education will assist men awaiting admission or investigation of their claims.
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Washington
Red Cross
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Congress
Arrest of Abe Crosby in Fulton County Larceny Case
A jail record lists Abe Crosby a 85 year old white or bright mulatto male charged with larceny in Fulton County. He received a five year sentence after July 2 1921. Description notes height six feet weight 180 pounds black hair and eyes, erect posture, slow walking, no shoe. Escaped at Chamblee Georgia from train 5. Warden deputy Warden H White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Crosby
Fulton
Chamblee
H White
Dollar Will Buy Meat for Twenty Declare Packers
Wholesale meat prices remain low with General prices down yet forequarter beef offering a price advantage to savvy buyers. A dollar's worth of chuck steak will feed fifteen to twenty men doing hard labor, according to a statement from the Institute of American Packers. Wholesale pork costs run 25 to 40 percent below year ago levels. The industry sees renewed export trade to the United Kingdom and Europe as a result.
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Washington
Institute of American Packers
United Kingdom
Europe
Mrs J H Bush Dies At Jesup After Illness
Mrs J H Bush of Jesup Georgia dies at home of her husband Rev J Henry Bush pastor of the First Baptist church after a fifteen week illness. In her forty fifth year she aided her husband in pastorial duties at Highland Avenue Baptist church urging denominal work.
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Jesup
J. H. Bush
J Henry Bush
First Baptist Church
Funeral in Montgomery for out of town arrival
They moved to Montgomery on November 26 1919. She leaves her husband two sisters Mrs Treadaway Seale Ala Mrs Brannon Andalusia Ala J A Screws Montgomery Ala and W Screws Salem Ala The funeral is set for Monday at 4 PM at the Baptist church with interment in Jesup cemetery.
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Montgomery
Ala
R. Treadaway
Seale
Ale
C. J. Brannon
Andalusia
J. A Screws
W. Screws
Salem
The
Baptist Church
Jesup
Obituary Notices From Local Residence Deaths
Mrs W C Morris aged 80 dies at 17 Kimball Street with two daughters Mrs L Hambright and Mrs Albert Clower in Atlanta and two sons Edward Morris Memphis and Cliff Morris Savannah Also surviving sister Mrs W C Moore Atlanta and daughter in law Mrs C A Morris Atlanta Infant daughter Mary Hatfield McCain dies at 5 Evane Drive Survivors include two brothers and a sister Infant son of Mr and Mrs W W J Sorrow dies at 447 Crew Street Buried at Harry G Poole chapel J A Maddox of 107 Ridge Avenue dies Sunday afternoon at private hospital Survived by widow and one son body to Harry G Poole chapel
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WC. Morris
Kimball Street
L . Hambright
Albert Clower
Atlanta
Edward Morris
Memphis, Tenn
Cliff Morris
Savannah
Siater
W. C Moore
C A. Morris
Mary Hatfield McCain
C . McCain
Evane Drive
Harry G. Poole
W.W. J. Sorrow
Crew Street
Harry G Poole
J. A. Maddox
A Maddox
Ridge Avenue
H C Maradox
Henley Varner
Centerville
Jane Varner
Steel Rehoboth Baptist Church
Joseph A. Crumbley
of Awtry& Lowndes Co
LE Turner
Frances Jane Turner
W. C. Kitchens
J Turner
Walter Turner
J T Browning
Thomas Turner
Boring
M Ju Underwood
West View
Leeg Avenue
J. T Browning
William Ussery
D L. Kitchens
H A Farmer
Herbert Martin
Jeff Siby
Morris
WC Morris
LB. Hambright
Bert Clower
Edward J Morris
Memphis
Tenn
Cilfe Morris
Moors
Horria
Familly
W C. Morris
Yernell
H M Patterson & Son
B. Meyer
A. Meyer
John Boykin
William G Crumley
Walter G. Coffin
P D McCarley Roghers
Charles Randall Rogers
Savannah Ga
Hey
CR. Rogers
Hackleburg
Ala
R E. Condon
Folkston
Dorothy Rogers
Backjebure
J_ Perry Rogers
Fort Myers
Fia
Clarence Rogers
William Rogers
Dayton
Wyoming
Homer V_ Black
Roc Black
Hugh McClel-lan
Knoxville Tenn
Jack Sullivan
East Lake
Russell Richards
Walter Richards
Homer V. Black
H. M. Patterson & Son
Henry Alford Porter
Athens
Harvey Hatcher
Tiemsen King
Jon Rall
George Bornton
G_ H_ Boess
TZ C White
JH Porter
Freemason orders issued by Bass and Baker
Baton 1s No 416 issued by L Bass Grand Master and Chas Frank F Baker Grand Secretary. The line indicates a formal issuance or proclamation authorized by the Grand Master and Grand Secretary of the organization.
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L._BASS
CHAS
Frank F. Baker
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Davis Automatic
Foote & Davies Company
Campbell
F. C. Snow
Highway Dept. Laboratory
R.c.campbell Coal CO
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Carolina Portland Cement Company
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Carer
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Coeur de Lion Commandiery
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