Postal clerks seek storage-end mail car policy change
Railway postal clerks on the Santa Fe urge that mail cars be placed with the storage end toward the engine to act as a buffer in wrecks. They cite higher injury risk for clerks and claim lower accident rates on roads that already turn cars. They may lobby for government orders if railroads resist the shift.
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Santa Fe
Rock Island Railway
Tinto
Gvernment
United States
Railway Postal Clerks’ Association
Hoodoo number steers train car count switch
A curious tale from a Chicago dispatch notes a superstition about the number thirteen. A perturbed woman asks a conductor to remove a car to make the train count twelve, the engine included, and departs relieved after the adjustment. The report then shifts to railway personnel moves and local notices in Las Vegas and Albuquerque.
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Mitche Age
Tor
Two More New Decapods Arrive for Santa Fe Line
Two additional Baldwin built decapod locomotives arrive for the Santa Fe, with eighteen of the 1636 and 1627 class delivered and in service in Albuquerque. Engineers from Topeka discuss engine wear, noting a five hundred mile run behind another power wears more than a thousand miles under its own power.
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Santa Fe
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Albuquerque
Topeka
Kan
Rallroid
Abe
Renins
Santa Fe Officials Busy In Topeka Visit
From Topeka Kansas comes a string of Santa Fe personnel visiting for business. 618 J B Newles, resident engineer with Las Vegas HQ, arrived for a brief trip. Billett, Santa Fe roundmaster, visited and stayed over Sunday. POW Zimmerman, claim agent, returned after Las Vegas stay. Hy Michie and Sonny Marah spent Sunday in the city before returning home. Ben Williams, scout service officer, was in the city yesterday from Las Tnata.
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Chicago
National Fraternal Sanitarium Association
Las Vegas
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
H. W. Swonk
The
Santa Fe
Topeka
el Paso
Kan
Almade
J.B Newles
Don KE. Billett
Ely Sylaray
Pow
Zimmerman
Ve Santa Fe
I Hy
Michie
Sonny
Marah
Felon
Ben Williams
Las Tnata
Bisbee and Douglas Suffer Coal Famine Hit by Santa Fe
Bisbee and Douglas face a severe coal shortage with prices soaring at 60 cents a sack of 404 pounds. residents buy small amounts and guard it to deter theft. The Gallup Republican notes the Santa Fe railroad’s failure to relieve the Bisbee coal famine, while the Bisbee Review cites shipments blocked by Santa Fe and seeks Southwestern aid to resolve the disruption. Local dealers report Caledonian Coal Co shipments refused and appeal for intervention.
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Bisbee
Dougiax
Hicgest
Mos
Lown
Gallup Republican
Fisbee
Dougie
Bisbee Review
Santa Fe
Gallup
Santa Fe Railroad
Caledonian Coal Company
Moore & Co
Caledonian
Read
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief
Indigestion is claimed to be easily overcome by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure which digests what you eat and restores the stomach. It targets indigestion belching gas sour stomach heartburn and related symptoms and asserts the digestive organs transform foods into healthy nourishment. Said by all druggists.
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New Mexico
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