Favoritism in Railroad Rates Sampled Across States
The piece critiques uneven freight charges by rail from New Orleans to various cities, noting 36 cents per hundred pounds to Montgomery and Birmingham while Louisville or Cincinnati, farther away, incur only 18 and 22.5 cents. It mocks the idea that distance alone dictates costs and hints at systemic bias in pricing.
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Montgom Ery
Ala
New Orleans
Birming-ham
Louis-ville
Cia-cin-na-ti
New Jeans
Railroads Pace Toward Ending Passenger Passes and Stock Car Use
The article argues for discontinuing passenger passes as a matter of justice, warns of legislative pushback, and calls for a square deal in rail politics. It notes future cattle and agricultural traffic, shifts in stock car use due to fuel changes, and evolving shipping patterns including cotton and watermelons.
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Sti
Porson
T Leaven
Railroad
Santa Fe railroad notes and personnel shifts in New Mexico
A long condensed roundup reports Santa Fe coast lines personnel moves, promotions, and inquiries from El Paso to Los Angeles. It notes executives and machinists changes, a tragedy involving a car cleaner, and ongoing rail work in New Mexico with a four year ballast project from El Paso to Tucson.
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Percy Ross
Santa Fe
Wtter
Ripley
The
el Paso
San Marcial
Southern Pacific
Stein's
New Mexico
Tucson
A. G. Wild
Los
Needles
Coast Lines
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
DoAne
Wridge
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Islet
Seiigman
Chicago
Shope
San Marco
Chicake Hospital
Opera Ton
Shope Vee
San Bernarding Sun
San Bernarding
Topalis
Kan
Eugineer Williams
Jenacks Ammijo
Wilhans
Willams
Here
South
Los Angeles Dispatch
Jany
GA. Davidson
Yeers
Fsea
W. G. Taylor
Davidson
C. W. Jones
W. H. Herman
Santa Fe Coast Mines
Belen
N. M
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Old Mexico
Lead Avenue and First Street Automatic Phone
Automatic Phone 308 Colorado Red 131 appears in a terse local notice listing street names and a device code. The fragment suggests an address or service reference tied to Lead Avenue and First Street with a contact or model code Colorado Red 131.
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Colorado
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Salt Mests Steam Sausage Factory
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London Club
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Balling
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Cveden
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South Second Street
A. E. Walker
Mutual Building Association
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A. D. Johnson General Contractor
Lead Avenue
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Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
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RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Standard Heating & Plumbing Company
J Kurber & Co. Wholesale and Retail
Williams Drag Co
West Railroad Avenue
Hone
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Belen Town and Improvement Company
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Belen Patent
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Airstelass Modern Hotel
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WM. M. Berger
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