Officials Still Undecided on Eight Hour Day Rail Plan
Washington talks between President Wilson and railroad executives over adopting an eight hour day for trainmen show no final decision. Officials propose funding shifts or freight rate increases to cover added payroll, while Congress may direct the Interstate Commerce Commission. Deliberations continue as union leaders press for action and warn of possible strikes.
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Washington
Wilson
Washington Dispatch
Wilton
Hale Holden
Burlington
Daniel Wile Jard
Baltimore & Ohio
Jt S. Lovett
Union Pacific
White House
Exac
Wilson Gentead
Newlands
Adanmon
Chiitain
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
DOT
Commission
Committee of Eight
United States
Brotherhood
H. D. Stewart
Benton at Bethel Meeting Promises Stirring Preacher
Wingate News reports from Wingate North Carolina that Rev J F Stilwell of Townes Wes leyan College will preach at Bethel church next Sunday and a protracted meeting will follow with Rev J A Bivens hosting. The article notes the preacher’s three messages on living life and real faith, plus a sermon on temperance and a closing address on life’s realities.
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Rockingham
Wingate News
C. P. Timlet
Wingate
Wingate School
Stephen McIntyre
Lumberton
J. Williams
Norfolk
C, Ashcraft
C.J. Black
Bra Mullis
Tinte Mullis
J. A. Williams
John W. Bivens
J.T. Meigs
D. Austin
Lone Oak
Lamberton
Ry le. Womble
Jona Hartel
Oakbore
Rhindie Moore
Hartsell
J. TR. Jerome
Wadesboro
Floyd Braswell
Wek
Wilson Ross
G. M. Stewart
Ross
Frank Ross
Sallie Griffin
Willy Griffin
Eliza Walters
Willams
Black
Macedonia
Hiice Benton
J. A. Bivens
Bethel Church
Old Mother Church
Turax
Hite
Jesus
Christ
Enoch
God
Mary
Peter
James
John
Yonder City
Mr. Stilwell
Charlottesday
Columbus City Town
Seboal
Consecrated Preacher Edits Sermons in Chi Chueh
Correspondence of The Journal Stouts notes Aug 2 as Mr Stellwle and family visits and various local movements. Reports include residents in Monroe and Indian Trail, trips to Pleasant Grove and Mt Holly, illnesses from diphtheria, a birth to Maurice Vanderburg, and visitors such as Oscar Sutton and Miss Keziah.
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Chi Chueh
Stouts
W. P. Turner
J. W. Auberry
Clyde Riteh
Mt. Holly
J.T. Hargett
Clara Stinson
Ola Hemby
Pleasant Grove
Elgin Thompson
Diptteria
Della Conder
Amanda Smith
Indian Trail
Ebb” Price
R. M. Conder
Mary Yandle
Monroe
M. E. Yandle
Maurice Vanderburg
Lessie Keziah
Bakers
Typhoid vaccine at Mowat Prospect ends after 400 treated
Correspondence from The Je Monroest details community notices from Van Wyck and Concord. Families visit relatives in Starnes and Yarbro households while a two year old with diphtheria sickens. Protracted meetings in Midway and a Woodman’s picnic at Van Wyck are noted. About 115 attend the local school under Principal Motts as Epworth League prepares for a Sunday meeting at 3:30 PM.
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Mowat Prospect
Bonnie Halgler
M.A .Ueborne
J. A. Plyler
Miskew
Gastonia
Almetman
Concord
Manur
Nebraska Courtney
van Wyek
M.D. Starnes
Wala Griffin
M.A. Osborne
Prospect
Henry Plyler
Rehobeth
Woodman Plente
van Wyck
W. L. Motts
Epworth League
Liver Trouble Relief Reported by Iowa Reader
Joe Dingman of Webster City Iowa reports biannual liver trouble pains in side back and stomach soreness. He tried Chamberlins Tablets and after half a bottle felt fine with no signs of pain. Ob stainable everywhere.
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Joe Dingman
Webster City
Iowa
Chamberlin
Emperor William Praises Deutschland Crew Return
Berlin dispatch reports the Emperor sent a telegram to the Deutschland owners praising the safe return under Captain Koenig and signaling decorations for many involved. A Bremen reception is planned with high officials, as ships and cities celebrate the merchant submarine's voyage and potential material gains amid Allied naval actions.
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Emperor William
Keenig
Berlin
Giria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Koents
Deutsch
Amy
Aueunt von Reventlow
Minche Tages Zeitung
Teres
Bremen
Keonig
United States
Cor Tegnae Gazette
Koenig
Monument to Ney McNeely to be unveiled in Monroe
Woodmen of the World will unveil a stone monument in memory of the late Consul Ney McNeely who died on the voyage to Aden while serving at the United States consulate. A companion monument for his grandmother Harriet Ewing McNeely will also be unveiled. The event is slated for Sunday with a large turnout expected.
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Albert Leaiird
Blkits
Henney
Pageland Journal
Albert Leaird
Angelus
Page’land
Leaid
Roy Funderburk
B.C. Moore
Will Elking
Florida
I. L. Smith
G. M. Smith
Monroe
Charlotte
He 1
W. J. ‘Tiller
Mr. Tiller
Paget
Roy Meall
Newport News
Europe
TC v
Sabma
London Dispatch
Westfalen
Berlin
Rew=ter
Wentfalen
North Sea
Con Tay
el HI
Robert Ney McNeely
Porte du Che Mediterranean
Aden
United States
Steve i Atre
College Hitl
Imr
McNeely
B. A. Armfield
Monroe Cemtery
Ney Me I Neely
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Oscar Sutton
Floyd Haywood
Danville
Mary and
Mattie Harris
Pineville
N. C
F. M. Yandle
Emma Presson
Huntere
Captain Cong
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Rumania
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Petrograd
Jablonites
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Owego
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