Appeland Conductor Strike Heads Toward Vote
Appeland Ohio March 22 Conduc tors and traismen on all roads south of the Ohio river and east of the Mississippi will vote within two weeks on demand for increased wages and better working hours. W G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen said here today he refused to reveal the nature of the demands submitted to the men for ratification. Afterward the issues will be submitted to the roads for action.
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Resolutions On Wiley Blocked By Gallinger
Washington reports the senate debated a resolution expressing profound regret at Dr Harvey W Wiley head of the pure food bureau resigning from the U S government The measure introduced by Senator Martine of New Jersey faced objection from Senator Gallinger and was laid over The text praises Wileys service and influence on public health and calls for confidence in his abilities after his resignation was announced
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Lorraine Sings Elsa at the National Opera
Miss Alys Lorraine of California tonight sang the role of Elsa in Lohengrin at the National Opera. Many Americans attended the performance.
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Harris Held Over In Grand Jury Case At Local Court
In a tense session Judge Broyles kept Grace Harris in custody as the grand jury weighs charges connected to a case nicknamed Grace cake. Prosecutor Moore pressed witnesses and pursued release for his client but the court ruled Harris to await grand jury action.
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Frankie Wilson In Jail For Fighting On Main Street
Frankie Wilson a young maid, charged with fighting and disturbing the peace, was fined 10 75. She will remain jailed until she decides to reform after a hair pulling contest with Mrs Lizzie Middiebrooks on Main street drew a crowd. Her mother sought detention until Saturday to teach her a lesson.
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Heath Granted $5000 Bond In Embezzling Case
J B Heath formerly Western Union branch exchanges manager in Atlanta was released on a $5000 bond after the grand jury indicted him for embezzling company funds. He was jailed with clerk Eugene E Gormaley who faces about 1500 in defalcations. Gormaley remains in jail awaiting trial. Heath, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Pleanse Minor, denies the charges and says they are false. He recently left Western Union for a railroad train auditor position.
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Two Jekyl Island Club Employees Drown
Brunswick Ga March 22 Hector Delliamta and George Harvey club employees drowned in the surf off Jekyl Island when they ventured too far out. The men were clasped in each others arms when their bodies were recovered.
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Queen and Crescent Changes Announced
Knoxville Tenn March 92 A government press dispatch reports new appointments on the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific railway O H Chandler named traveling passenger agent Knoxville replacing T H Mitchell who resigned effective April 1 T J Tarentine from Birmingham becomes traveling passenger agent Meridian Miss a position created effective April 1 B H Johnson from Birmingham to city passenger agent Birmingham effective April 1 I M Atkinson from Tuscaloosa to Birmingham as city ticket agent Birmingham effective April 1
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Perfecto Auto Oil Ends Sixth-Word Campaign Atlas Oil Co
Atlas Oil Co markets Perfecto Auto Oil praised for quality and low carbon footprint. The product is billed as a premium engine oil designed to reduce emissions while protecting engines during daily use.
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Dr Mary Walker Causes Her Attendant Anxiety
New York reports Dr Mary Walker refuses a physician at her bedside prompting Mrs Nelile B Van Slinwer land secretary of the Betterment League to state that Walker endured a very bad night and will need help from others despite her wishes The note says her mind remains sharp and she believes the mind can influence progress as well as the body.
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Senate Finance Committee Concludes Hearings on Chemical Tariff Bill
Washington March 22 The senate finance committee wrapped up hearings on the house chemical tariff revision bill and will meet in executive session on Wednesday to draft an adverse report. The house sugar bill is slated for later consideration.
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The Models Illustrated Pump Feature Debut
A brief item highlights a 429 styled pump described as metal with a tab patent buckle and ion detailing. The note captures a fashion accessory with a metallic finish and distinctive buckle design featured in the illustrated models section.
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Revised standings for Constitution race contestants
The revised standings of the contestants will appear in Sunday's edition of The Constitution along with a double page ad for campaign prizes. Readers are urged to vote through subscriptions and coupons, encourage friends to save coupons, and not rely solely on popularity. Candidates are encouraged to hustle, promote themselves, and secure votes across territories, with details available from the campaign manager.
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Phillips & Crew Company
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Frivolous Charges Fly From Prisoners In Extradition Case
A. J. Brown and her husband, fugitives from justice, are held at police barracks after a Greenville Alabama hardware robbery. Authorities seek extradition, with Governor O Neal issuing requisition papers. Brown fights extradition while his wife plans to return, despite claims of refinement and polite demeanor.
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Atlanta
Indian Girl Arrested After $10 Disappears
Annie Adam, a 14 year old Cherokee girl, was arrested on larceny charges after Eddie Harring reported $10 missing from his pocket following a fortune telling claim. Detectives detained her at the police barracks in default of $100 bail. tribespeople tried to secure her release.
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Pauline Welch to Star Next Season at Forsyth
Pretty Pauline Welch an 18 year old performer linked with George Spink at the Forsyth house earns a major career triumph in vaudeville. She previously worked with George Fawcett Company at Bijou tours and Birmingham Richmond Norfolk. long a favorite in multiple cities.
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Haga
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Birmingham
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Miners and Operators Postpone Western PA Wage Talks
In Cleveland Ohio on March 2, negotiations involving about 200 000 miners in western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Virginia were postponed until next Tuesday. The two compromise offers by operators were rejected with miners seeking a 10 percent wage rise and shorter hours from eight to seven hours plus five on Saturdays. The subcommittee heard renewed miner demands while operators warned a 20 percent payroll rise is unwarranted by earnings. John P White of the United Mine Workers urged action, threatening suspension after April 1 if demands were not met.
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Ohilo
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Indiagk
Unola
Tnéadey
Minera
John P. White
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One Killed in Strike Riots at Gulfport Yard
Rioting broke out between union and non union longshoremen in Gulfport Mississippi on March 22. George Adams was shot and killed by Tom Love in Gulf and Ship Island railroad yards. Mayor J W Thomas urged citizens to avoid crowds after a special meeting. A committee was formed to confer with the sheriff to deputize twenty five special officers. Non union longshoremen were fired upon on the way home but no injuries occurred.
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George Adams
Tom Love
Gulf and Ship Island
J. W. Thomas
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Woman shoots man at funeral in Cleveland cemetery
In Calvary cemetery Cleveland Mrs. Mery McCarthy shot John Gallagy aged 28 during a friend’s funeral Gallagy was fatally wounded with a bullet to the left breast He collapsed near the grave and died later Mrs McCarthy was arrested and police say she claimed Gallagher had made remarks about her
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Germany Enacts Expanded Army and Navy Bills in Assembly
March 22 report from Germany outlines approval of two additional corps for Prussian forces and minor changes in Bavarian and Saxon armies. Navy plans add a battleship squadron with three battlecruisers and two cruisers by 1920, with estimated costs rising into 1913 and beyond. Army reforms include two field artillery regiments Saxon cavalry one Prussian infantry regiment fourteen extra third battalions and machine gun companies across infantry units, boosting peacetime strength by about 29 000.
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