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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
3
The A B and A Ry. shifts its morning and evening departures to improve service at this end of the line. Morning train now at 16 10, afternoon at 8 25, arriving in Atlanta in time for connections. Local agent H M Fleming provides schedule details and connections. Pullman reservations via phone 200.
Train timetable announces arrival and departure times at Thomasville A B and A station with routes north east south and west. Times reflect Eastern Standard Time for east and north services and Central Standard Time for west routes. Information published is informal and not guaranteed.
Train times show the Fitzgerald to Atlanta leg leaving at 7 48 p m and arriving 10 10 a m a later 9 15 a m Atlanta to Birmingham leg departs at 8 25 p m with intermediate times indicating travel between cities on the Atlantic Railroad route.
A fragmented schedule shows multiple rail runs between Savannah Jacksonville Montgomery Monticello Hanlow and Atlanta Albany with times around dawn midday and evening. Notes indicate Sunday only and daily except Sunday patterns. Additional line references include Dothan Theserville and Monticello connections with irregular digits.
Bethlehem Steel under President Eugene G. Grace testifies before the joint legislative committee that it will refuse to sell fabricated steel to builders in New York and Philadelphia using union-free open shop labor. Grace says policy aims to protect open shop principle and could extend depending on labor impact. The testimony includes sharp grilling by counsel Samuel Untermyer, a Bethlehem stockholder.
Herbert Perkins, a young receiving teller for Merchants National Bank of Augusta, pleaded guilty in a United States court to embezzling 2500 dollars. Judge Evans fined him 750 dollars. Perkins, president of the Augusta YMCA, said he credited accounts short and kept the funds, though he claimed no motive. The case was moved from Augusta to Valdosta for disposition.
The Thomas County Board of Commissioners met December 14 1920 with most members present. Items include road tax defaulter trials licenses for moving pictures and theaters revisions of tax collections and reports from Sheriff Road Overseers auditor and other county officials.
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