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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1921

Page

9

Rail strike seen as wage out test in Atlanta case

BR L Buggs receiver sought a wage cut hearing for the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic line on March 26 in federal court. Union leaders, meeting in secret, prepared to discuss the order as the workforce faced a $4,600 daily loss. The move raises questions about labor board control and potential receivership precedents for wage reductions.

Atlanta Associated Press Chicago Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway BR L Bugg Federal District Court Grand Lodge Ladas J.B. Hogshed Clerks Union Hlogshed Peen Ato Tle Col Bugg United States Railway Labor Boath Federal Jule Sibley Atri Pitegerald A. B Labor Board Ployes

Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Washington Area

A collage of death notices and funeral details from March 1921 lists individuals including Albertson, Anderson, Armber, Bomberger, Conrein, Corn, Giddings, Strobel, Hickey, and Haber. Entries specify birth or death dates, last addresses, funeral times, and interment sites such as Arlington National Cemetery Glenwood Cemetery Mount Olivet and Jerome's church, with services at homes or parishes and dates March 3 to 5. Names, addresses, ages, and cemetery details anchor the notices for local readers seeking arrangements.

Albertson Thurviay KO. m George Hf Mabel Fo Athirmon Eighth Street Newark Moe Anderson Providence Pilal Bomberger Sundenly George & Bombergpe Edgar HooMny Drummond Avenue Drummond Md Vrimgton Nevius Rose A jTaltarala St Dominick Church Giddings Pittsburgh Charica Annie E Giddinge Wo ML Lardd &C FI Street Sopom Glenwood Emetary Hope Lodge Toif Ikit Strobel Herbert Wenpadas J Mary A Hireeire John Beallache Pri Vater Mount Et Cemetery

Cadets Gather at White House to Salute Two Presidents

Three regiments of high school cadets totaling 1800 students meet at 10 at Vermont Avenue and H Street NW to pay respects to President Wilson and President-elect Harding. They will march in brigade formation to salute as Wilson goes to the Capitol and again at 1 30 when Harding returns to receive the crowd.

Vermont Avenue H Street Wilson Harding White House

McKee Addresses Federal Reserve Check Collection

H H McKee president of the National Capital Bank spoke to the Credit Men about collecting checks at par by Federal Reserve banks. He said most Washington banks wholesalers and manufacturers support the current par collection system and oppose changes. Joshua Vans of Riges National Bank presided.

Federal Reserve Banks H H McKee National Capital Bank Bbutt McKee Washington Joshua Vans Riges National Bank

First U S Dispatchers Strike Shocks Railroads

Chicago March 3 for the first time in its history American Dispatchers association members have gone on strike. They have withdrawn from the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad service after a wage cut. They may join the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic line if action is decided. The move follows federal court wage reductions and labor board decisions. Sanctions from sixteen railroad unions were issued for coordinated action.

Chicago American Dispatchers Association J. G Luhrsen Missouri and North Arkansas Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad

Obituaries Notice From Washington Area Mar 3 1921 1928

Obituary notices list multiple deaths with addresses and funeral details. Emma Holder of 3920 Northampton St is to be buried at Gawler's chapel March 5. George W Lee, husband of Jennie K, died March 3 1921 with services March 5 in Richmond and Lees Funeral Establishment. Merl Meridtie and others named for services March 5. Alfred B Noerr funeral from W Howardas Co March 11. Pettis D D of 1724 Coecoxan St to services March 3 at St Thomas Episcopal Church Highteenth and Church Streets.

Woere Second Street Alkerd Andrew and Catherine Noerr Fimera W. Howarda & Co Hi Street Fylenda Glenwood Pettis Orlando Fla Sam Montrose Pettis Coecoxan Street St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church Highteenth Church Streets Bop

Obituary notices list Reese Reese and Stack, March 1921 deaths

Multiple obituary items note REESE, THOMAS J Stack, VEEMILLION, and DALY family notices. Entries give full names, relations, addresses, and funeral details such as dates of service and interment locations in Baltimore and nearby areas.

Army and Navy Union Hosts Cosgrove Staff at Garrison

National commander J J Cosgrove of the Army and Navy union arrived from Boston for an annual inspection. He was guest of honor at a Presidency Own Garrison reception in G A R hall with staff guests including Joseph Sullivan John H Lyons and Charles E McLaughlin. Capt C O Howard James L Mitchell FP Tillman and John Hoban aided. Gold medals were awarded to Thomas H Harris and Mrs H M Madert for distinguished services. A second reception for Cosgrove and staff will be at 11 oclock this morning.

J J Cosgrove Army and Navy Union Boston Presidency G A R. Hall Joseph Sullivan National Color Guard John H. Lyons Baltimore Charles E McLaughlin Massachusetts C. O. Howard James L Mitchell Tillman John Hoban Thomas H Harris H .M Madert Mee Cosgrove

St John’s Lenten Service to Feature Col John Temple Graves

Col John Temple Graves will speak at the St John’s Episcopal Church Lenten service this afternoon at 4 45 o clock Canon Douglas acting rector will also conduct a noon quiet half hour service He notes the large Washington’s Birthday attendance prompts holiday observance continuation.

John Temple Graves St John's Episcopal Church Canon Douglas Ganon Douglas Washington

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