The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-02
By Associatcd Press

hHoAVllie, FeDruary 1.-The Southern railway and the Louisville and Nashville will this week reduce their shop men, the Southern cutting off PIP men at the local shops and the Louisville and Nash vile l17 bere and at Etowah. This will be the Southern's third reduction within few weeks.
 Newport News, Va, February 1.--Un- employed in Newport News must go to work or go to jail or leave town. The city manager and other officials made this announcement today, saying that work would be given to all who apply as soon as the city's sewer improvement plan is under way. Men applying for employment must show they have been here for certain length of time and have lost jobs which they had held in this city
 Paducah, Ky, February 1.--Illinois Cen tial railroad shop employees, it was an- nounced here today, have rejected a pro- posal to cut the.r work week to five days, and were, said to be formulating demands for adherence to existing union agree ments.
 Railroad officials said immediate cur taiment of the force would result. The shops normally employ 800 men.
 
 Ironwood, Mich, February LA 15 per cent reduction in wages of employees of the Ogleby-Norton iron mines and the
 il stitution of four-day week were an nounced today The Townsite mine also that w. c. Davis one of the counsels for the state, who had been employed to defend Baird in his trial for the alleged murder of Private Morris, has been, and is now. employed as an at torney for the United Mine Workers of America.
 OTHER DEFENDANTS
 There is some wonder as to whether the seven other soldiers will be tried as soon as the cases of Sergt Robert l.. Lancaster and Sergt. Glenn NJ. Ste .vens are completed. Juries have been summoned only for the first two cases, and the state has made no effort to obtain juries for the other cases. This may be done at any time but it IS no small matter to summon 100 or more men to jury service from all sections of Marion county on few hours no- tice.
 Witnesses for the defense who nave been called here this week are: Lieu> tenant Mcbride, Wesley Moore, Wesley Hatton, E. B. True. pr. w. w. Dael, pr. S E. Deal John Nix, Andrew 5Ievell, Claud Lirrel Jim Morrow, Mitchell Ma lone, A. l.. McDuff, E. D. Robertson, Ds. Taylor, Maj. Dallas B. Smith, w. A. Leland, Judge w. w. Brandon, Judge Henry B. Foster, John Herrin, P. E. Hughes, s. D. McGee, Eugene Beatty. Marion Woody pr. woodson, Fred Townley, Virgil Dill, Sid Cowan, wa,ty Sides Rufus Cannon. Col. Bibb Graves, Henry Shackleford. Alb Brake. field, H. P. Jackson, Linn Lakey
 AND STILL OTHERS
 R. M. Bennett, Sheriff Claud Gustery of Walker county. pr. H. J. Sankey, pr. Knox, John Cole (negro), Joe Sors- by (negro), Sill Irwin, Sam Hardin, John Hammer, Alvin Booth, George Evans, Private Jones Gresham, Edgar Price, Joe Evans, D. L. Smith, Harvey Hughes, Dr. Booth, J. R. Strickland, Virgil Barton, John R. Patrick, Bob Clayton, Vester Jones, Joe Keith, Will Barnett, l.. w. Clarke, pr. c. l.. Cork, Albert Franklin, George Wright. pr. J. D. Hammer, I. B. Huffman, Milton Sr.s W E. Roberts, Poster Cain l.. Ro- denfieId T. M. Childress, J. S. Free, Shad Malone, H. c. Edmonds Atlas Crowder, J. A. Ryan, J. l.. Franklin, w. A. Cantey, J. V. Robertson, L. c. Curry. G. W. Phalan, Jim Robertson, Charlie Haley Jim Clinton, k. V. FL lidge.
 Pink Robertson Harwell G. Davis, Private Owen Evins, Private Louis Crowder. Private Robert H. Ingram. Corp. Charlie Watkins, Sergt. Joe H. Whitson, Private Kelly Watkins, Pri- vate Jim I. Carroway, Private Wesley Moore Private Clyde Kitchins, Private Ben c. Searcy; Sergt. David F. Cox, Gen. R, E. Steiner, Sergt. Coleman J. Springer, .Sergt. s, K. Thompson. Ser geant Coyle, Capt. John B. Easlinger. Sergeant Waldo, Mike Self, Mrs Nor ris, Bryce Campbell, John Barton. j. $. Freeman, Caine ORear. Guy V. O'Rear, W. B. Earnest, Allen Narramore, $. B. Killgore, John Barganier, MT Var brough, Dow, Pierce, H. w. Smith, O,i- yer Holmes, Joe Blake, w. A. Sim mons, c. D. Long, Mack McGrew, | c. Pruett, F. L. Franklin