Santa Fe Blacksmiths Threaten Strike Over Bonus System
Santa Fe blacksmiths threaten a strike around September 1 if bonus pay is not ended and shop conditions changed. Many workers are already seeking work elsewhere, arguing the bonus reduces wages, with about 350 smiths employed and a national union meeting planned to decide next steps.
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Santa Fe
Iocal
Executive Council
Chicago
Amelican Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Buckvlew
International Association of Machineets
Wiotons
Sante Fe
Topeka
Sopromien
California
Hoston
J. W. Kline
Blacksmiths’ Union
Texas private car lines forced to leave state
The Texas railroad commission issued an order banning private car lines from Texas operations. Refrigerated cars for fruit and vegetable shipments must be furnished by railroads, with icing charges capped from 20 to 40 dollars per car by distance. Armour & Co and American Refrigerator Transit will operate only in interstate business.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Armour & Co
American Refrigerator Transit Company
Southern Pacific Lines
Gould Lines
Changes in Army Posts Signal Southwest Headquarters Move
Dispatches from Denver and Washington indicate major army reorganization affecting border posts. Fort Bliss Fort Wingate Fort Apache and Fort Bayard stand to gain from new appropriations and force increases. Denver is touted as the potential southwest headquarters, aligning Colorado New Mexico and Texas under a central command.
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Denver
Washington
United States Army
Southwest
Fort Bliss
Fort Wint ‘Gate
Fort Apache
Fort Bayard
Whitca
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Mountain City
Saii
Department of Colorado
Equitable
Hilding
Fort Wingate
Wae
Waetington
Aztec Gets New Rail Service With Local Engine Visit
The Aztec area greeted Engin No. 10 as it arrived at 3 40 p m on Thursday with two box cars. Conductor William Carey and engineer Bert Husted led the crew including Louis Johnson fireman Wool Roos and brake man. The train was decorated by local residents and a passenger coach is planned for next Tuesday with a temporary depot to be set up. A line of right of way issues between rail companies is rumored to affect the terminus for a time. Alex Hart brought the first passenger to the train.
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Animas
Tl Indies
Engin No. 10
Aztec
Wiliam Carey
Louis Johnson
Bert Husted
Wool Roos
W. T. Williams
Arizona & Colorado
Aztec Way
Cedar Hill
Asis
Alex Hart
Jarvis & Hart
University Sing Highlights Campus Entertainment
University notes describe a campus sing in a grove between the administration and science halls. President Tight announced the numbers as Dean Hodwin led the singing with Mrs Haggett at the piano, before an audience of over 200.
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Tight
Hinds, Noble & Kidridge
Science Hall
Dean Hodwin
Mrss Hagett
Man Washburn
Palmer
Brynon
Dr. Ervin
Kirke Bryan
U.N. M
Las Vegas
Silver City
Mins Ethel A. Hickey
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W. H. Creer
Pres
Solomon Luna
V-Pres
M. W. Flournoy
Beach
Cost Superior
J.D. Emmons
Futrelle Furniture Co
Ripley
Peel
Standard O Company
Kansas Pipe Lines
K.P. Ripley
Standard Oil Company
Kansas
Kanana
Kansas Oil
Sone
Denvers
Department OF the Southwest
DeWitt
Hagel
L. C. Smith Bros
W. Aiken
South Walter
South Third Street
Wallie
Azieton
Thareday
Ban Juan
L, H
Alamogordo
August Andraes
University News
Frank Alvord
Ralph Tascher
J. O. Miller
The
Agricultural College
Prof
Miller
Jachoola
Santa Fe Railway
G. Alt
Genere
Ben Duthorer
Toronto
Ont
Whitney
Getines
Lod Roberts
Beales
Witt
DelWitt
T. Hessenbruch & Co
North Second Street
Dolde
Mexi
the Southwestern Employment
South Second Street
Bond
the Geo, T. Stac Co., Distillers
Melini & Eakin Sole Agents
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Pilsner Beer
Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company
Colo
Bell
A. Borders
City Undertaker
Underwood
Geo. S. Ramsey
W. A.R. Ave
Pratt & CO
Jas, Heekin & Co
Hillsboro
North Third Street
Zeiger Gafe
Quickel & Bothe Propriet
LN Connection
Hollenbeck Hotel
C. Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Los Angeles
Hollenbeck
ST. Elmo
Sample and Clubrooms
Joseph Barnett
West Railroad Avenue
B. Ruppe
Bank of Commerce
West R. R. Ave
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