Railway wages and freight rates under debate in postwar reform
Walter B. Brown reports progress in railway wage reductions while rail carriers resist further cuts in freight and passenger fares. The piece explains that prewar levels are impractical, notes the need to cut operating costs, and argues that freight rate reductions could revive traffic and industrial centers. It also mentions readjustments amid rising costs and outlines ships on a sailings list in Tort Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 8. Brown
New York Commercial
United News
New York
Railway Labor Board
Atlanta Market Prices and Live Stock Averages
Wholesale price list for Atlanta markets shows live hens turkeys ducks and other fresh goods with per pound and per dozen rates. Live cattle hog and veal prices from Forrested by W H White Jr president White Provision Co reflect Good to choice grades with ranges for steers cows heifers and bulls. The notice ends with a Budweiser promotional line for social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
State Bureau of Bmarkets
State Capitol
Cnarten
W. H. White
White Provision Co
Fea
Sane
Fefl
Iehors
Cotton Market Gossip From New Orleans June 5
The cotton market moved within a narrow range from March 25 to last week with fluctuating limits. Prices closed lower with July at 12.02 and spot values steady to lower, while government crop conditions hovered at 66 percent of normal. Labor unrest in England and Carolinas, plus British coal strike tensions, weighed on sentiment and weather prospects next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
England
Lancashire
Carolinas
London
Nashville Society to Work for Peace
A Nashville mass meeting formed a society to foster the movement for world peace. The group protests the navy buildup, urges disarmament, and calls on President Harding to convene an international congress. The event highlights moral obligation and civic action in Nashville Tenn.
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Nashville
Tenn
United States
Harding
Pullman Employees to Vote on Strike in Delaware
Wilmington Del June 5 An immediate vote on a nationwide Pullman strike has been ordered by the national organization. The strike would take effect June 10 if two-thirds of local members vote in favor. The vote was ordered by the adjustment board of System Federation No 122 affiliated with the AFL railway employees department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Pullman
Federation of Pullman Workers
Adjustment Board
System Federation No
Pullman Car Lines
Railway Employees’ Department
American Federation of Labor
Savannah to entertain ad men during visit to Atlanta convention
Savannah Morning News and Savannah Press join Savannah Advertising Club to host about 200 New York Advertising Club members arriving June 11. The group will tour Savannah then move on to Atlanta for the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention, a Georgia capital effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Savannah Morning News
Savannah Press
Savannah Advertising Club
New York
Fitzgerald May Have Election for Bonds
Fitzgerald June 4 Special By a compromise between the board of education and the water light and bond commission the city council will be asked Monday to authorize an election for 68000 in bonds for school purposes. School improvements are planned this year while municipal water light and power plant upgrades costing about 70000 are deferred to next year.
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Fitzgerald
Board of Education
Water, Ught and Bond Commission
World Labor Office Cleared by League In Report
Washington June 5 The International Labor Office under the League of Nations council is given a clean bill of health in a report by the special commission investigating charges of socialist propaganda. The summary says there is no evidence of active propaganda by the labor office and finds no foundation for claims of direct relations with trade unions or workers organizations. It notes criticisms could apply to relations with employers and other groups as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inter
National Labor Office
League of Nations Council
Special Commission of the
League
Labor Office
Jurors Urge More Time To Pay Taxes In Crisp County
After a two week session the Crisp County Superior Court adjourned. The grand jury failed to indict delinquent corporations for non payment of special taxes and urged more time for payment by all classes. Jurors also recommended 5¢ per day for feeding prisoners and a $2 per diem for jurors. The court disposed of many cases, including a not guilty verdict for Hubert C. Peavey in a breaking and entering case against the Seaboard Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Crisp County
Hubert C. Peavey
Seaboard Rhine Railway
Peavey
AT T 127th Dividend Declared for July 15 1921
American Telephone and Telegraph reports a quarterly dividend of two dollars and twenty five cents per share to stockholders of record at the close of business June 20 1921. The payment date is Friday July 15 1921 with H Blais Smh treasurer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
H. Blaip
Mexico May Deport Men Wanted In U S
Mexico City reports Carlos Coretti and Dominic Benigo sought by Cleveland police for a murder may be deported to the United States if proven anarchists. American officials pressed for their return, but lack of diplomatic ties may block extradition. Obregon could order it personally. Detectives captured the men in a downtown hotel after intercepting a letter mailed from Guadalajara.
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Mexico City
Carlos Coletti
Dominic Benigo
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Secretary of Foreign Relations
Mexico
Obregon
Guadalajara
Thomasville Plans Cattle Convention
Thomasville Georgia hosts a large cattle convention on July 4 at the Cherokee farm of the Thomasville Live Stock Company featuring Jersey cattle. An auction sale of Jersey cattle will follow the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Live Stock Company
Benedictine College to Close Wednesday in Savannah
Benedictine college commencement will conclude Wednesday evening June 8 with Colonel Alex R. Lawton Jr delivering the address. Salutatorian is Thomas Joseph Brennan and valedictorian is Joseph Brennan. Bishop Kelley will attend the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Benedictine College
Alex R. Lawton, Jr
Thomas Joseph Brennan
Joseph . Brennan
Kelley
Drowned Man in Auto Plunge Into Augusta Pond
Albert Roegel about 20 years with the Southern Cotton On. company lost his life in a car accident near the Center street bridge over the Savannah river. The vehicle lurched into a pond formed by brick works where Roegel drowned after being thrown from the car. He carried his children to Sunday School and planned to return for them later.
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Augusta
Albert Roegel
Tue
Southern Cotton On
Center Street
Savannah River
Roesel
Prices for Pens and Supplies Listed in Trade Ledger
The document presents unit and gross prices for writing instruments and supplies including Mongol Pencils at 76 cents per dozen gross 7.50, Venus Pencils at 1.05 per dozen gross -310.50, Spencerian Pens 1.80 gross, Esterbrook Pens 1.80, Cico Paste eight ounces 60 cents, Gem Caps 0.75 per thousand, rubber bands 75 cents per pound box, carbon paper boxes ranging 4.50 to 4.00, Garter's and Stafford's writing fluid quart 1.35, and Carter's and Stafford's Carmine quart 92.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Carter
Thomasville High School holds overflow diploma day
The commencement exercises at Thomasville High School in Thomasville Georgia were well attended in the Eastside auditorium. An interesting program included the presentation of diplomas to a large class as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville High School
Eastalde
Mortuary Notice for Mrs C Cooper of Nation City Ga
Mrs C Cooper of Nation City Georgia died at her residence Saturday found by daughter Lucy. Survived by husband, mother Mrs JM I Howell of Alpharetta, three sisters Mrs William Collins of Atlanta, Mrs J P Brooke of Alpharetta, Mrs Jack Little of Adairsville, two daughters Lucy and Mildred, and two sons Ford and Charles Milton.
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C. Cooper
Nation City
Lucy
Cooper
JM I Howell
Alpharetta
William Collins
Atinta
J P Brooke
Wharetta
Jack Little
Adairsville
Mildred
Ford
Charles Milton
Ee Omuth
Nancy Smith
Beecher Street
H. P. Smith
Althea Beshears
Walter C
W R. Smith
G But
Baltimore
A Eula Husy
Will
Horace
Clyde Beshears
Sallie Wallace
Adel Tutton
Park Street
M. E
R Hell
S P Wiggins
Floating
Greenwood Cemetery
Barclay & Brandon Comorthians
Sims
Annie Noble Sims
WoTsima
Irwin A Sims
Savannah Ga
Annabel Sims
Kansas City
Thomas Moore
Bolton, Ga
M M Walker
Bolton
G H Sims
RA. Sins
Atlanta
Annie Noble
Barclay & Brandon Dey
Charles L. Bass
Thomas H. Jeffries
W. Warren
White Robert A. Walker
R A Sims
George H. Sims
Weat View
Sayre Soren le Ae
Benjamin M Cross
B M. Cross
Tanghorne Street
West End
Mary E. Cross
Willard Fo J G. A Do
C Cross
Ella Tracy
Fennle M Cross
Benjamin M. Cross
R. Belk
C H. Burge
J D Childress
W B Disbro
M McEachern
Sheffield
Moreland
West View Cemetery
Barclay & Brandon Comorthcians
Crumley
William M Crumley
J H Franklin
Mtobert M Crumley
William G Crumley
Charles Locke Crumley
William 3
C J Harrell
WF Glenn
Oakland Cemetery
Camp Walker No 159
H M Patterson & Son
DeSauseure
Henry Durand
HE W Palmer
W_Normand Mitchell
Robert Hemphill
Norman Sharp
Piedmont Lodge to Hold Special Communication Tonight
A special communication of Piedmont Lodge No 487 F and AM will be held at the Masonic Temple this Monday evening at 4 o clock to pay tribute of respect to the deceased Brother Shearer GEO T BUSH WW M. The ceremony to honor the departed member is announced by officials including Sener fferson H Prichard and the motor company address 677 81 Whitehall St 3 W 2100.
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Piedmont Lodge No. 487
Masonic Temple
Shearer Geo T Bush
Wood Seretary
Coeur Tie Lion Commantery
Sinsonic Temple
Order of the Red Cross
Order of Malta
Cunningham
Bartis EH Goodman
G Attest AP Tripod
Atlanta
Knights of Pythias
Attasta Lodge
Khorassan Temple
HM Lindsay
A A
Craig
B&b
Sener Fferson H. Prichard
Ones Motor Company
Whitehall St
Ohearer
H M Patterson & Son
Maelly
William Talmadge McNeely
U. S.hospital No 2
France
John W. McNeely
Kennesaw
Messrs
Harvey
John H. B
L L. G. McNeely
Slaters
Clift Booth
Ruby Louise McNeely
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Sidney Baki
Arthur
Goran Tamnico
Agwisea
Tampico
Grit Land
Guilt” Coast
Tinyoune
Irisinich
Rotterdam
Cornfield Beams
Pete Provision Co
Cornfield
Cornfield Breakfast Basco
Cartors
Tlerce Basia
Tlerce
Saage Nee Ly
California
W.y.r
Atlanta National Bank
Atlantic Ice and
Point Atlantis Steel
Uww Central Bank & Trust Corp
Eagle & Phoenix
Empire
Common Fulton National Bank
Fourth National Bank Vo Gn. & Kier
Power
Do & Banking Co
Lowry National Bank
Southwestern
Rust Co
Atlantic Ice & Cony
Atlantic
Central R. B. & Hanking
Nashville Society
TO Work For Peace
World Labor Office
ZANE _GREY WEEKines & SS
America
Harper & Grothers Eel
Cities Service Company
Bankers Shares
Henry T. Doherty
Federal Tax Service
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Clinto
Newton
Kenerson & Company
Saa Auditorate
U. S
Atlanta Roofing and Painting CO
Marietta Street
Ivy
Webb &Vary Company
Auburn Avenue
Kendrick & Williams
Central Ave
Emilee
Ana Eon
Birmingham
Jacksonville
GIRALDIN = FINK - CAPIEN PUBLIC A‘ ACCOUNTANTS
Saint Louis
Rowland N. Hall
Southeastern Office
Healey
James L. Respess
Certified Public Accountant
Atlanta, GA
Alonzo Richardsone.co. G. T
Consumers’ Association
Marietta St
Thomasville School
C. C. Cooper
Devatur
Visar
Ae Wik Fletcher Pearson
Kibla
Syth
M Eubanes
RL. Owens
Allens
Ady
Adair Realty & Trust Company
Foote & Davies Company
Fie
Edgewood & Pryor
Peachtree Arcade
Wall Street
Fulton Lime & Cement CO
Oakland Ave
The
RED Rock Company
Austin
George Vose Austin
Manhing C. Austin
Lawrenceville
James Manang
Paul Felder
Irs
Marshallville
J. George Vose
Paul Vose
Barclay & Brandon Co
Carson
Luckie St
Bell Isle
Bros A
Hemlock
Peachtree St
Sear Gaordian Terrace
Thames Maya
Sunshine Peanut Butter Company
Peters Street
Terry
Atlants Humane Society
North Mt
Saasie
Telenbie
Ree
Zune
Opon
Beorgin Btate
Banitariye
Rhi
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