Atlanta Labor Leaders Protest Against Compensation Act
Atlanta labor leaders spearhead a protest against the compensation act in congress. Georgia Federation of Labor president Jerome Jones says 1,500,000 U S railroad workers will mobilize once provisions are known, delaying its committee hearing to March 26 with Georgia legislators aiding. Delegations from major southern railroad hubs will join Washington protest efforts.
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Georgia
Jerome Jones
Georgia Federation of Labor
United States
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A. O. Bacon
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Thomas W. Hardwick
Taft
Yeat
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Hiremen
New Hill
Washington
Teat
Tones
C. T. Ladson
Ladsen
Nazal Lodges
Firmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
South
Allen gang in Blue Ridge hideout defies capture
Hillsville Va March 17. Two thousand feet above sea level in the Blue Ridge the Allen gang eludes a 75 detective and volunteer posse as authorities plan a militia siege and arraignment set for March 26. Clerks and witnesses recount the courtroom massacre while townsfolk rush to Hillville to observe the tense pursuit and aftermath.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Allen
Carroll County
Igs
Mann
The Gates of Hell In Atlanta Sermons by Dr John White
Dr John White at Second Baptist in Atlanta calls the city’s social evils a “gates of hell.” He argues prostitution theaters saloons and clubrooms are visible threats, urges a public inquiry and moral action to shield women and youth, and labels the city at risk of sliding into vice.
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Second Baptist
Gates of Hell
Atlanta
Second Baptist Church
John &. White
Jesus
Hell
J. C. Black
Auguste
Georgia Capitol
Central Presbyterian Church
Church of Christ
Ee Theatera
It Takes Two to Make a Bargain in Baltimore Humour
A witty Baltimore American item plays on words about bargaining and a playful jab at discovering a Pole. The brief quip contrasts two common phrases to highlight humor in everyday exchange.
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Baltimore American
Women Injured as Buggy Crash in Adamsville Scene
Police report two women injured after a collision between buggi es driven by Mrs Beatty and Mrs Brittle and a surrey carrying E Dollar and his family. Post and Camp fled the wreck on foot, later arrested for drunkenness on a public highway. Both women were carried to a nearby house and later to the city. Beatty and Brittle face trial once recovered.
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Adamsville
Surrey
Carroll
Theofficer
Adamaville
Zack Rowan
Beatty
Brittle
Obituary notices from Hewitt Jump Saunders families
Funeral notices published for infant amen Hewitt, John H Jump, and Frank F Saunders. Details include inviting friends and relatives, funeral times, locations at 170 Crew Street, Greenberg & Bond Co chapel, All Saints Episcopal Church, West View cemetery, and pallbearer arrangements with names listed. Infant Hewitt to be buried after 2:30 pm service. Jump’s service at 2 pm. Saunders service at 32 pm with burial at West View.
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All Saints Episcopal Church
West View Cemetery
H. M. Patterson & Son
F. M. Farley, Jr
J. M. Teague
T. E. Dillard
George C. Speir
Charles Kingsbery
Ir. &. O’bear, Jr
Kicked at door of Brandt judge bomb case details
Continued from page one a police squad investigated a bomb at Judge Rosalsky and joined postal inspectors in tracing a day old letter carrier. The case links to earlier mysteries including the Folke FE Brandt matter and a February 3 killing, with two bombs sharing design features and typewritten addresses. Inspector Egan credits his vest with protecting him as the blast damaged his coat and scattered slugs. Alfred Thomas, a clock repairer once paralyzed for fifteen years, is noted in passing.
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Rosalsky
Folke FE. Brandt
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SOR Sale—Real Estate
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Harry Hines
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