Railroad News From Albuquerque and Surrounding Lines
A. S. A. McCoy of the Santa Fe engineering corps attends the lka minstrel event in town and returns home. Philadelphia's Charles Pugh and family travel in private car No. 180 toward Grand Canyon and California. B. L. Bean and secretary S. H. Smith visit from Los Angeles. they plan several days of business. A Rock Island train of 240 passengers is hosted at Alvarado after a week in snowblock, with hearty Harvey breakfasts. Machinist J. J. King is bound over for emery on engine tips. Snow and wind halt trains. snow plows labor to reopen routes between French and El Paso. Santa Fe and Rock Island share power and crews as needed.
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Charles Be, Pugh and
Philadelphia
Mr. Poxh
Grand Canyon
California
Mr. Puch
Pennsylvania Lines
L. Bean
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Los Antos
S. H. Smith
Albuquerque
Rock Island
Epril
Chicago
Alvarado
Fred Harvey
Santa Fe
French
el Paso
Canada Road
Tuscumear
Copeland Named Secretary Treasurer of Topeka Santa Fe Line
Copeland of Topeka Kansas has been appointed secretary and treasurer of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway company to succeed Edward Wilder who died in Topeka. Copeland previously served as Wilder's secretary for eight years and will retain other treasury officials. His first act was to appoint A D Gray as successor and assistant cashier.
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Copeland
Topeka
Kan
Atcalson, Topeka & Santa, Fe Rallpaatt Company
Edward Wilder
Wilders
Ness
Ater
Treasury Department
Rock Island Trains Buried in Low Gale Delays Extend
A severe gale has dumped twenty foot drifts on Rock Island lines near Alvarado and blocked several roads delaying trains for days. Conductor J B O Shea reports Rock Island Mains prepared for emergencies but current weather hampers crews and equipment.
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Rock Island
TRINS
Heavy Sheep Losses Reported From Snow Storms
Dr. Louis Metsker citing letters from Alamo gordo Pastura and Carrizozo warn of heavy sheep losses in Lincoln and Guadalupe counties as snowdrifts reach three to four feet. Sheep feeders cut brush to feed flocks but cannot move them south due to deep drifts. losses could reach thousands. Charles Roy commits to two years at Carlisle ending baseball plans.
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Lincoln
Guadalupe Counties
Louis Metsker
Government Agricultural Department
Alamogordo
Corona
Alamogordo. Adviees
Pastura
Leonard Wood
Carrizoxo
Jcoln
Pastira
Carrizozo
Dr. Metsker
Leonardod
Charles Roy
Carlisle
Infield Rebuilds and Jockeying for Spotlight in American Sports
An article notes Clark Griffith plans a new infield for the New York Americans and predicts rough outfield adjustments with Keeler in right. It mentions Mike Kelley taking Minneapolis into the American Association, and references jockeys Taral and others riding in England and Atlantic cities, plus a broad glance at boxing retirements and a Christian missions report with 6 002 male and 5 154 female missionaries and 63 286 native laborers in 20 641 stations.
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New York
Clark Griffith
The
Americans
Keeler Aremanly
RE. E. Strong
American Board of Foreign Missions
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Continental Europe
Porte
Secretary Strong
American Board
Turkiish Empire
Dividend Declared and Wages Raised by Cleveland Electric
Cleveland January 6 dividend declared by the Cleveland Electric Railway company totals 58 50 payable yesterday. The board of directors increased wages about 1 percent per hour for over 206 motormen and conductors following a previous rise in dividends from 4 to 5 percent. The wage increase was voluntary with no worker request and takes effect the first day of the month. Balavio Vieil, former Bernantio county court commissioner, handed the typewriter to A B Stroup as he left the courthouse office.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Boar of Directors
Balavio Vieil
Bernantio County
A. B. Stroup
Hin
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief
Indigestion is eased by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure which digests food and rests the stomach. The remedy relieves belching sour stomach heartburn and aids digestion to convert foods into healthy red blood. Sold by all druggists.
Kaufman to Meet Willie in San Francisco Bout
Al Kaufman and Willie the Chicago heavyweight prepare for a twenty round bout at the Colma Athletic Club in San Francisco on February 2. Billy Delaney remains confident Kaufman can rebound after a loss, urging faith in his career.
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al Kaufman
Jack O'Brien
Willie
Chicago
Colma Athletic Club
San Francisco
Billy Delaney
Kaufan
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