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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1920

Page

8

Train schedule change by A. B. and A. Ry

The A B and A Ry changes morning and evening departure times to improve passenger service. The morning train now leaves at 10 10 and the afternoon train at 8 26, arriving in Atlanta in time for connections. Travelers gain time for supper and daily affairs before departure.

King's Irish Peace Plea and Home Rule Promise Speech

In a late parliament address King George deplored violence in Ireland and urged a return to constitutional methods. He voiced hope that home rule legislation would unify and bring lasting peace, while noting ongoing global issues and a hope for renewal of relations with Russia and Poland. The speech touched on League of Nations duties and the need for unity within the empire.

King George Ireland London Russia Europe

History of Thomas County Chronicle Excerpt

A history recap from May 1875 to February 1876 covers MacIntyre's Back Pay Bill funds to Georgia, local deaths and editorials, early county meetings in Cairo, Thomasville officials and fire companies, and the 1876 Library and Immigration Society efforts, with notes on political shifts and civic records.

Thomasville A. T. MacIntyre John Jones State of Georgia Col. MacIntyre United States Monticello Florida J. A. Butts W. J. Harrell Decatur Hopkins J. T. Moore Dekle E. R. Young A P. Taylor W. A. Pugh Thomas County South Georgia Medical Society John C. Vaughn Triplett Vaughn East Tennessee Tennessee State Senate Washington Wilkes County Mississippi River Tom Jones Cairo Hayes’ Hall Wylie Pierce K. Powell A. W. Ivey B. L. Hearn Robert H. Harris the Times William Powell J. H. Hayes S. A. Roddenbery M. L. Griffin J. J. Mas John R. Alexander O. D. Scott John Starke T. C. Mitchell A. P. Wright H. W. Hopkins Samuel Goldstone J. Macintyre G McLendon Major Mash Duncanville Judge Bell John Triplett W. B. Davies H G. Turner E. C. Bower Messrs R. N. Ely James H. Spence Young's College A. D. Patterson Colquitt County Immigration Society J. A. McKee North South Carolina Louisiana Tilden Atlanta Tallahassee Merrill Superior Court J. W. Grover R. W. Faison J. F. Kelly Heeth Tray Singletary T. B. Whitfield Henry Rogers S. A. Johnson Mitchell Hotel

Unemployment Seen as Dark Horizon Cloud by Speaker

He called unemployment the darkest cloud on the horizon, noting its roots lie more in shrinking export trade and poverty abroad than in domestic factors. He stated the government is giving unremitting attention to the problem.

Indian strikers wrecked mill near Bombay

Three thousand workers at a Bombay vicinity mill attacked the factory office and stoned a police car injuring one inspector and two soldiers. Police dispersed the crowd after widespread looting and 60 arrests. Street car stoning occurred elsewhere as Bombay faces continued mill strikes and government arbitration refusal.

Bombay Mil India Information Bureau Commissioner of Police all-India Trade Union Congress London

Operators Refuse to Reopen Anthracite Wage Award

Philadelphia December 24 mine operators refused to reopen the United States Anthracite Coal Commission award and rejected workers demands for a minimum $6 day wage and an eight hour day. They offered to adjust individual inequalities and miners prepared to present a unified policy at a special Haxelton meeting next Tuesday.

Philadelphia United States Anthracite Coal Commission Haxelton Comession

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