Knapp Mediates Georgia Railroad Firemen Strike End
The Georgia railroad firemen strike ends after a three hour mediating session led by Martin A. Knapp and Charles F. Neill. Agreement returns all to work with Negro yard firemen displaced, arbitration under the Erdman act to determine personnel. Governor Smith consulted, federal troops avoided, public notice issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles F. Neill
Imbor
Knapp
Atlanta
Washington
Neill
Knapp and Neill
The
Georgia Railroad
Charles P. Neill
Terms Under Which Peace Was Reached
The veilement terms were not officially released yet indicate substantial points. The agreement allows reinstatement of discharged brotherhood firemen and removal of black firemen at terminals, with unresolved issues to be settled by arbitration if not adjusted. Arbitration panels include appointees by the railroad, the strikers, and a third arbitrator.
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Mada
Fiest
Nestors
Beart Sears Drenen
Erdman Act Ends Georgia Railroad Strike Turmoil
In a hurried Pleémont hotel meeting, Georgia railroad officials and firemen leaders reached an Erdman Act mediated settlement. The agreement directs immediate resumption of trains with old schedules, while a board of arbitration to determine detailed terms. Old Negro firemen keep their places. white firemen return to work. Commissioners Knapp and Neill facilitated the accord with railroad general management and labor representatives present.
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Georgia Railroad
Georgia
Ball
T. K. Scott
Georgia Road
Pleémont
Balt
Kelly
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Dickson
Campbell
Augusta
Atlanta
Bell
Greer
Hirthe
Vicw
EB & Ball
Helly and
Scott
George
Neil
Piedmont
Mel Miesioner Naill
Mesera Knapp
Georgis Road
Commission
Lefof Labor
Emmys « Tunic
Tornado Toll Rises Across Oklahoma and Dakota
Fifteen people killed as a tornado devastated Key West and Depew Oklahoma, with over 40 injured and widespread floods following rain. Seven dead in North Dakota as a second tornado hit Langdon and surrounding areas, destroying homes and farms along the James River.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Key Weat
Depew
Teant
Brace
Bre
J. L. Hart
Mra Hart
Hart
Key West
Paul
Minn
North Dakota
Langdon
Mra
Joseph B. Botd
Joseph Powerh
Wlakely
Joseph Blain
James River
Ypsilant
Jamestown
Geatme Graves
Ypailand
James
Mre Graves
Feir'pr
Devil'e Laxe
Good Roads Committee Named for the State by President Howell
President Clark Howell of the Georgia Good Roads Automobile Association announces a state committee to oversee the fall road contests and administer the prize fund, with Emory Winship as secretary and J. W. Eve and A. G. Candler among others representing Augusta, Athens, Atlanta, Fitzgerald, Savannah, and Fitzgerald. The group includes notable figures from Augusta, Macon, Albany, FitzGerald, Chatham, and Walker counties, reflecting broad statewide support for road improvements and the national contest fund. The first meeting is set for Albany on June 8 during the Albany good roads gathering of county commissioners to review the contest plan.
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Macon
Clark Howell
Georgia Good Woads Automobile Association
Georgia
Howell
Emory Winship
M# Winship
Mowell
Inman
Fulton County Automobile Club
Havig
Macom
Atianta
Aaniac
W. F. Eve
Auguste
Reneyt A Tarver
Albany
G. Knapp
Henry A. Tarver
N. F. Tift
Dough County Commissioners
The
Herald
Dougherty County
Dowmaharty
Knapp
Fitzgerald
Jacksonville
Douglas
Waycross
Davant
Buaindas
Holman
Asa G. Bandier
Atlanta
Fulton County
Gorton Lee
Chickamauga
Jas
State Senate
Diaes
Atste
Congressmon
Walker County
Chickamauga Park
Chattanooga
Lafayette
Tingcold
Catooms
Constreamman Teehaa
Chattanoora
Emory Winahin
Maron
Ribb
Edward MT. Inrgawia
Id Interneiv
Albany Haa
Howell Ha
Crittenden Dies Former Missouri Governor
Kansas City May 29 Governor T. T. Crittenden, a noted Missourian, died at his home after a stroke of apoplexy. He served as Missouri’s governor and once faced the outlaw Frank James. Born in Shelby County Kentucky, he studied at Center College Danville, and later formed a law partnership with Francia M. Cockrell before politics. He served as consul general to Mexico under Cleveland.
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Missouri
James Band
Kansas City
T. T. Crittenden
Mr. Crittenden
Shelby County
Kentucky
Center College
Danville
W. C. P. Theckenridgs
John Young Brown
Miasoori
Francia M. Cockrell
United States
Crittenden
Mistsouri
James
Conwil
Mexico
Cleveland
Crittenden, Jr
Kansan
Lightning Strike Kills Young Farmer in Mississippi
In a morning incident a prominent young farmer, Henry Greenland of Maben Mississippi, was struck and killed by lightning while returning home. The tragedy occurred near More yesterday as he traveled by road.
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Maben
Atay
Ienry Greeland
Penniless Stranger Grows Sudden Rich Quick Swindle Revealed
A Climax Georgia special reports a dramatic swindle scheme led by A D Olver, president of the Limes Bank, and cashier Hall. Olver, operating since January, amassed funds by securing deposits and buying property to appear affluent. He and his wife fled after arrest threats, with Bank of Climax vaults closed and losses running high, including a claim of 14,000 tied to the Bank of Whitham and scattered deposits.
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Climaz
Sidney Lacenls
A. D. Olver
Cashier Hall
Oliver
Climax
Tanda
Ann Mills
Toner
Port Treen
Reinion
Decatur County
J. TR. Lee
Thomansine
Lee
New York Banks
N. G
Friav
Tainbridge
Rentra
Akidcard
Wan
Brinson
Walnuman
Hambridge
Tint
Bank of Climax
Bank of Whitham
Ania
Weather Prophesy From Cloudy Skies
Partial and garbled forecast data show cloudy conditions with variable winds and undefined temperatures. The report attempts to list high and low temperatures, mean temperature, rainfall, and monthly totals but is unreadable.
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Indies
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John Curry
Arbitration Board
Erdman
Smith
Firemen's Brotherhood
Abananza
Union Depot
Good Roads Committee
Ralegr
Boll Suethe
Hurh Humphres
Odauuro
Sed Nealth
Stranger
Aulanta
Abilane
Ronton
Claudy
Nuftalo
Freminghem
Ely
Charlastan
BO Das Heany
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Cuban
Lear
New York Crane
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Omnabe
Rai
Az Palestine
Thomann
Oz Vickshure
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Ecllon Direstat
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