Railroads Eye Federal Control and Fire Dead Timber Uses
The article notes that dead timber from forest fires, once seen as unusable, is used for railroad ties and tires with equal or greater durability than green timber. It highlights Santa Fe earnings rising, railroads pushing for federal control, and discussions of financing, oil-burning locomotives, and legal challenges to railroad commissions. It mentions Union Pacific loan efforts failing in Europe, Mexican Central buying oil, and plans for cross-country bridges and bonds.
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Pike's Peak National Forest
Colorado
New Mexico
Tle
Forest Service
Chicago
United States
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Hoosey
Edward
Te Glennon
Glennon, Cary, Walker & Howe
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
New York Central
Nickel Pi
Uckets
Harriman
York
Europe
Union Pacific Railroad Company
EB. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Mexican Central
Mexican Central Railroad
Mexican Petroleur Company
el Paso
Texita
Chihuahus and
The
Central
Rich Pabst Malt Beverage Promotes Digestive Health
An advertisement touts the Pabst Perfect Eight-Day Malt as rich in food values and containing only enough alcohol to aid healthy digestive action. Promoted by Ernest Meyers & Co., W. Silver Ave., Albuquerque, phone 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Meyers & Co
W. Silver Ave
Albuquerque
Phove
Infant Industry Cries for a Stand-Pat Candidate
Washington June new and important factor in the presidential campaign is the activity of allied tariff protected interests. These industries and wealthiest trusts push for tariff protection and oppose any candidate hinting at revising the Dingley schedules. The tariff reformers and rivals maneuver for support, with Taft blamed for trade policy aims.
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Washington, D. C
Tariff Trust
Fairbanks
Cannon
New
Hopking
Canton
Uncle Joe
Taft
United States
Philippine
Mr. Taft
Tariff League
Ter
Wilbur Wakema
Roosevelt
Congress
Tariff interests sway about Roosevelt era candidates
The piece notes York observers and figures like Barbour Wake man and Leslie Shaw align with tariff revision advocates. It discusses Roosevelt’s stance on tariff revision, his influence on policy, and the split among candidates with respect to tariff reform and protectionist platforms.
Fire damages multiple workshops in Sunday blaze
Early Sunday morning a fire engulfed the machine shop and nearly destroyed the blacksmith shop and store department. The blaze caused extensive losses, with damage estimated around 215,000 dollars. Local authorities investigated the cause as the blaze spread through adjacent facilities.
MANY ACCIDENTS ON ELECTRIC RAILWAYS REPORTED
A report by Hugo Groner shows a rise in street car accidents in Chicago this year due to faster speeds after ending cable traction. In three months there were 134 accidents to persons jumping on or off or struck by cars, up from 87 last year, with most incidents involving riders rather than collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hugo Groner
Groner
Col
J. M. Ellison
Colorado Springs
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
W. H. Cundy
Wages Raised Over Million Dollars Across Rock Island System
Rock Island officials report a near million dollar wage increase across the workforce, averaging 10 percent. The raise applies to nonunion and union workers alike, recognizing merit and efficiency from section men to higher ranks. The company anticipates $6,000,000 in capital for expanded facilities as business grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railway
F. ©. Melcher
Rock Island
Melcher
Chicago
Meyer
We Do Business on the Square Clothing Ad
An old fashioned storefront proclaims honesty and fair dealing in men’s clothing. The ad emphasizes the Golden Rule, value for money, and an iron clad guarantee money back if desired, promising square dealings and no exaggerated discounts.
Ten Days Real Prohibition In Texas
Austin Texas June Ten days of absolute prohibition will cover the state as the Baskin McGregor liquor law takes effect on July 12. Saloon closings will extend from ten to twenty days, with county officials told to inform saloon operators of the constraint. The attorney general's opinion explains the license process and extended notice for petitions, hearings, bonds, and fees, delaying new permits and full enforcement across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Board
Topeka
Kan
Kansite
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Supreme Court
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
RB. P. Wakgener
We Far-Renching
Madison
Kansas
Missouri
Iie
Aflo
Ways
United States Supreme Court
Austin
Tex
Texas
Thettorney
Claude Pollard
Electric Wiliers Restore Cedar Grove Man to Health
A Cedar Grove Maine man, Geo H Parris, writes that after suffering Ulver and kidney trouble he found relief with Electric Wiliers. He reports the first bottle helped and three bottles completed the cure. The letter guarantees best on earth for stomach liver and kidney troubles and is offered by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
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Atchison, ‘Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
C. B. Harris
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Mr. Harris
Hock Island
Wied
Biedge
Evaneville
Ind
Juop GA
Ohio River
Hock
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J. O. Crockett
Gulf Ports
Panama Canal
Orth
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New York
Nations
Argen
Tene
Eer H. B. Laut
Gene Manager
Hurley
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Leslie M. Shaw
Shaw
Lfe
Carnegie ‘Trust Company
Joe
House of Representatives
OS Shaw
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Ener
Sae
W. T. Landran
Rio Grande
Sta Fe, iv
Union Depot
Bagkage
Tetter
Chamberlain
Rodney & Co
Almond
Ala
Derlain
Colorado National Life Assurance Company
Mexico
Maroona
Uivaing
J. H. O' Rielly & Co
Rock Island Railroad
Daniel
M. Mandell
Hington Clothing
King
Mott's
Perryroyal
GALE
ANN
Pate Ko Ca
Mexico City
Norfolk
Denver
Pueblo
BE. Purdy
Clarkville
Wood
John S. Beaven
South First Street
Red Cross
WH. Chaplin
Railroad Avenue
A. Sin
the Manhattan Musical Comedy Co
Tonight
Washington
Thos. F. Keleher
West Railroad Ave
W. L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
Railroad
Copper Avenue
DON J. Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo
A. E. Walker
Mutual Building Associaion
West
Katiresé Avenue
W. E. Mauger Wool
Raube and Mauger
North Pirst St
Albuquerque, N. M
Third Street Meat Market
Masonic Building
North Third Street
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Broca
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