Rural Letter Carriers Form Georgia Union At Atlanta Meet
Large turnout of rural mailmen at the Federation of Trades Hall in Atlanta elected J A Giles president and created the Association of Rural Letter Carriers of Georgia. Officers include R T Comer and T A Gordy as vice presidents, L D King as secretary treasurer, with a draft constitution naming July 4 as the annual meeting date. The meeting recognized organized labor support and listed dozens of carriers from across Georgia attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Trades Hall
J. A. Giles
Atlanta
Association of Rural Letter Carriers of
Georgia
Federation of Trades
George F. Nealy
Mr Nealy
Ecity Carriers’ Association
Jerome Jones
The
Journal of Labor
Snsects
Bice
Himelf
Joe Giles
Ebverton
R T, Comer
Kennesaw
T. A Gordy
Cusseta
Ll. D. King
Covington
Marvin Venable
Decatur
G. W West
Cedartown
P. C. Coker
Atlanta Heights
M . Herring
Winder
J. A Giles
Association of Rural Letter Carters of Georgia
R. L. Canner
WB Landrum
Thomaston
Whh Roberts
Monroe
BP Leach
Zettella
J € Morgan
Stersville
E O H. de Lapperriere
Hashton
L. E Smith
G. N. Stanton
Newborn
J J. Baldwin
Smyrna
G. G. Davis
Mansfield
J. L. Sawyer
Stone Mountain
C. W. Park
Brightwood
R. L. Epps
Staraville
Moo White
Mansfeld
J J. Adama
Mansild
Wo J Ballard
Ora Leverek
Greenside
Henry J. Lewis
Red Oak
A. Johnson
Stonewall
Chestnut
Roy Davidson
West Print
A. E Mnore
N. Whitehead
Watkhdaville
H. A. Shockley
Milner
A. Hewey
J J Hammond
Jackson
M. O' Herring
Eliavite
JE Stephenson
Lithonia
G . Almand
Conyers
J. Baismand
A. M. Hmlank
Dublin
T. A. Gordy
C. McElroy
Macon
H J. McCullum
Grantville
N. P. McCarthy
Dawson
J. W. Sullivan
McDonough
C._G. Philiipa
Marietta
G. C. Colinton
Social
D. G. Hunyon
Marielta
Between Twilight and Dawn Luxury Lake Travel Route
A nightly luxury voyage crosses Lake Firte aboard the Eastern and Western States steamers between Tetroit and Buffalo. The 285 mile trip takes 14 hours, with daily departures from Detroit at 4 p.m and Buffalo at 6 30 p.m. Arrival is 7 30 a.m. in both cities. The service is praised for courteous treatment and high standards of comfort, offering a refreshing alternative to weary rail travel.
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Lake Firte
Tetroit
Buffalo
Detroit
Double Daily Sleeping Car Service St Louis to Denver Route
The line via Missouri Pacific and Denver Rio Grande offers two daily departures from St Louis at 9:00 a.m. and 10:10 p.m. with low round trip rates to Denver for the Christian Endeavor event July 9 to 13. Tickets on sale June 30 to July 8, final return August 31, allows liberal stopovers in Colorado via Pueblo and Colorado Springs. From Atlanta, rate shown as 37.40 dollars. EB Rehlander, traveling passenger agent, 18 West Ninth Street, Chattanooga Tennessee.
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St. Louis
Denver
Missouri Pacific
Rio Grande
Christian Endeavor
Colorado
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Atlanta
EB. Rehlander
West Ninth Street
Chattanooga
Tenn
Western Union Tax Decision Heading to Arbitration
The comptroller general assessed 120294 dollars on Western Union Telegraph Company in Georgia for failing to file a franchise return. Attorney General Hart says the firm owes franchise tax, leading to an estimated franchise value of 1040588 dollars and arbitration of the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wright
Western Union Telegraph Company
Georgia
Western Union
John C. Hart
Tha Weaters
Union returns and arbitration choices in Georgia railroad cases
The Macon and Augusta Division of the Georgia railroad will not arbitrate to reduce its franchise assessment by the Comptroller General. Returns show franchise valued at $1 with assessment $159,562, tangible property $74,992. Arbitration appointments include Hon. G Gunby Jorgan for the state and C FP Goodyear for Atlantic Coast Line. Central of Georgia and Southern to wait for others. Augusta cases assign arbitrators Spencer R. Atkinson and D B Dyer for Augusta Station, Belt Railway, and Augusta Railway and Electric Company with varying franchise and property assessments.
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Macon
Augusta
Georgia Rnitroad
Wright
G Gunby Jorgan
Railroad Commission
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Goodyear
Brunswick
Central of Georgia
Southern
Atlanta
West Point
Seaboard Air Line
Comptroller General
Spencer R. Atkinson
Augusta Union Station
Augusta Belt Railway
Augusta Railway and Electric Company
D. B. Dyer
Augusta Belt Railway Company
Dyer
T. K. Beott
Augusta Camp Details Kept Busy By Encampment Plans
Governor Terrell and staff will visit the Augusta camp next Saturday to review Georgia troops. Adjutant General orders detail posts and officers including Col. Obear and Maj. Cleckley assisting, with regulars from Fort McPherson aiding instruction. Commissions issued for Third Regiment officers and quartermasters.
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Mills
Sand Hills
aAugusta
Wiliam G. Obear
Augusta
H. M. Cleckley
J. Q. Nadh
JL. H. Kenan
Harry Silverman
Asher Thomason
Third Infantry
Johnson
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
Georgia
Griffin
Millm
Washington
Edward C. Adams
Greeneshoro
Julius A. Horne
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