Meeting on railroad wage board in southeastern territory
A meeting with railroad executives and union representatives discussed forming an adjustment board to handle grievances in train service. It adjourned without a decision and will reconvene in two to three weeks after further consultations. Decreased traffic affects employments as 58,000 engineers reportedly run fewer trips, with many called only occasionally.
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Roady
Burgess
Brotherhood
Oklahoma riot horror spreads through Tulsa streets
Civil disorder erupted as thousands of negroes and whites faced off at convention hall and around the city. National guard detachments guarded 10,000 to 12,000 black residents, refugees received care, and trains were fired upon amid shifting scenes of violence. Authorities moved to arrest and try Dick Rowland, while appeals urged law and order as the riot intensified.
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Tulsa
Convention Hall
National Guard
Dick Rowland
Sixth
Boulder
Railrogs
Calomel Dangers Prompt Dodson’s Liver Tone Takeover
An old cautions against calomel as dangerous, describing its harsh effects and urging readers to use Dodson's Liver Tone instead. The ad touts Dodson's as a safe, vegetable tonic that starts the liver without salivation and is suitable for children, available from druggists for a few cents per bottle.
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Dodson
136 Will Recene Girls' Diplomas At Commencement
Commencement exercises of Girls High School will confer diplomas on 136 seniors in tonight’s 8:15 o’clock ceremony in the auditorium. W S Dykes will preside, W W Gaines will deliver diplomas, and Esther Kahn and Elizabeth Cheatham will speak. The program includes addresses, prize awards, and a senior class processional with musical selections.
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Girls’ High School
W. S. Dykes
W. W. Gaines
Board of Education
Esther Kahn
Elizabeth Cheatham
Glass Beany
Eather Kahn
Etudent Government
Ellfra
M. Everett
Marsh
Will O' the
van Gaines
Ducal
W. F. Dykes
Pandtaing
Sprogs
Britain May Seek One Year Renewal Of Anglo Japanese Pact
Tokyo reports Britain and Nichi Nichi suggest Japan allow the Anglo Japanese alliance to continue another year while negotiating a revision. The Chuo Shimbun says the postponement aligns with the upcoming Imperial conference in London and notes Australia and New Zealand favor continuation. In Washington, Australian calls to include the United States spark debate over involvement as Britain gathers for the crown council conference.
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Tokio
Associated Preas
Great Britain
Nichi Nichi
Japan
Snys
Chue Bhimbun
London
New Zealand
Australia
America
Washington
United States
Central Night School graduates held in Commercial High auditorium
The Central Night School commencement, presided by Superintendent W F Dykes, featured address by M M Holloway and diplomas from W W Gaines. Awards went to Miss Hagel Gleason and Clifford L Near for leadership. Music by orchestra. list of graduates includes many named scholars.
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Commercial High School
W. F. Dykes
M. M. Holloway
Fulton County
W. W. Gaines
Board of Education
Hagel Georgia Gleason
John L. Moore & Sons
Clifford L. Near
Summers
Holloway
Atlanta
Bankrupt Concern Bought in Georgia Sale
Siacon Ga June 1 Special B H Jones of Valdosta today purchased at a trustees sale the stock and fixtures of the Charles Wachtel Clothing Co recently placed with receivers for 41000 He will personally take charge and operate the concern and retain the present personnel of the company
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Siacon
B. H. Jones
Valdosta
Charles Wachtel Clothing Co
Express Denies Delay by Avergan Railway Service
The American Railway Express Company denies delaying shipments from Georgia to the east, claiming no specific proof of delay despite complaints. Senator Harris of Georgia frames a case alleging circuitous routing via Gainesville and Athens to reach New York, instead of direct routes via Southern and Seaboard lines. The Southeastern Express Company says joint rates are blocked by American, restricting routes from Cincinnati to Jacksonville and limiting access to efficient service.
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Aleigh Hotel
Washington
Constitution
American Railway Express Company
Georgia
East
Southeastern Express Company
Atlanta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harris
RH. Black
Consolidated Apple Growers’ Association
Cornelia
Nacoochee
Gainesville
Southern Railway
Commission
Southeastern Express Eompany
American Express Company
Ohio River
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louia
New Orleans
Fight Expected On College Park Bond Validation
State of Georgia filed Form 1 in superior court through Solicitor-General John A. Boykin to validate a $70,000 College Park bond issue. The action signals likely court proceedings as certain citizens contest the muni action.
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College Park
State of Georgia
John A. Boykin
Munici
College Park bonds face court challenge over election validity
Judge Garland M Watkins represents citizens testing the legality of the bond election to ensure no irregularity blocks investors after final Supreme Court disposition. Judge John T Pendleton orders the mayor and council to show cause on June 20 why bonds should not be validated. officials will file an answer in favor of validation as applicants. The matter includes remarks from local political figures and a note on election procedures.
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Black Belt
Tulsa
Richard Lloyd Jones
Collier's
Tulsa, Okla
Tribune
United News
Okla
Gality
Garland M. Watkins
Watkins
Supreme Court
Orney
George Whitman
Ane Aaltsee Park
John T. Pendleton
College Park
Strong Men Athletes Battle Women in Silent Struggle
A terse report frames a clash between bold male athletes and anxious, burdened women. It depicts women trapped in worry and household toil while men pursue physical prowess and dominance, highlighting gendered expectations and social strain.
Regular savings habit urged with June start payoff
There is a public appeal noting that 66 of every 100 dying leave no estate and only 9 of the remaining 34 leave estates over 5,000. It urges readers to start NOW to open accounts in June to earn interest from the first day and begin the next six month period.
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United States
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