Harriman recounts rail gains after years of control
In a press statement Washington shows Harriman’s claim of transforming the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific systems since seizing control. He cites reorganizing and rebuilding about 15 000 miles of track, adding nearly 2 000 miles of new lines, upgrading bridges, rails, and terminals, and expanding fleet and equipment across the network.
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Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Harriman
Southern Pacific and
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railway & Navigaton Company
Pacific Malt Steam
Pacific
Mississippi River
Gulf
Mexico
Vinien Pacific
Pacifc
Anto Pacific
Yiovide Peo
New Nes
Prom Hill
Sory
New York
Friends
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Burlingt
J. J. Hu
Hill
Sick
Elliott
Burlington
George Perkins
Morgan & Coe
Great Northern
Mellen
Ow York
New Haven
Hartford
Succes Mellen
Howton
HUM
Eliott
Cattle Market Shows Gains Across Week
Onsas City reports cattle prices rising with steers up 46 to 50 cents and independent buyers clearing feed lot cattle. Demand steady for cows and heifers, with top fed steers near 6.00 and various classes priced from 3.40 to 6.60. Arizona range lambs and goats also listed with high prices, reflecting overall market strength.
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Onsas City
Juve Rattle Fe
Vipia
VaneTs
Fed
United States
Arizona
Den
Alee Dryden
Lockhart
Oklahoma constitution would give state full railroad control
Oklahoma debates a proposed constitution revision granting the state broad control over railroads and utilities. A central corporation commission would regulate freight charges, licensing, and the sale of street railways, with courts able to review commission decisions. The article notes emphasis on home rule for municipalities and limits on passenger rates, plus references to Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and local market news.
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Oklahoma
Matchood
Minank
Toe
Feuchises
Radio Teru
Okinama
Railroad Commission
Corporation Commission
Supreme Court
Territorial Capital Official Matters and New Corporations Listed
Territorial matters show postmasters appointed at Columbus Lanse and other towns. Notaries public named by Acting Gov. Reynolds. Several new incorporations including Lakewood Natatorium and Boat Co and Jon Mercantile at San Jon, with capital stocks and durations. Also notes on Oldham Townsite and San Jon Townsite with principals and shares. A testimonial ends with Bucklen Arnica Salve praised for healing.
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Arthur
Grendenning
Columbus Lanse County
Cumoo
Hoosevelt
Owen
App
W._Raynolde
Edward O'Connell
Hroomevelt Cou Ue Koo
W. Rtaynolds
Witinental Ety Coryora Pal
Hercalilia County
F. Luthy
Lakewood
Grantham
Carlsbad
Jon Morcantile Yipal
Sar Jon
Quay County
Col
Gwen
San Jon
Merantie Busi
Herman Gerhardt
Comcart
W. D. Bennett
J. Owen
Sun Jon
Oldham Townsite Company
W. W. Bennett
Sas Jon
Julius KE. Wright
Herman Garhardt
W. PF. Killehanan
Ta- Rape
Death robs her of future husband in Ortiz wreck
Santa Fe June 6 Grover Cleveland Adkisson, killed in the Ortiz wreck on the Alchinon Topeka Santa Fe line near Law, leaves a fiancée Miss Mildred Harmston of Melrose. Funeral plans in Mead Arkansas. Adkisson family mourns, with several siblings and a pastor father. Also mentions ads and a testimonial for Electric Bitters.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Grover Cleveland
Adkisson
Ortiz
Alchinon, Topeka & Santa Fe
Mildred Harmston
Melrose
Mead, Ark
Pridayer
James Adkinson
Methodist Episcopal Church South
W. C. Adkinson
AL J. Adkisson
Broken Arrow
T. M. Adkisson
Catcass
Toyah
Texas
Thomas Webbe
Jake
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Telephone lines planned for U S forests nationwide
Washington June 6 plans have been made by the forest service for extending telephone lines in the national forests of Oregon Idaho New Mexico Colorado and other states. The system will aid administration and speed orders by improving communication among forests, rangers and settlers, with lines planned from Kooskia to the Clearwater forks and from Parsons to Three Rivers, plus other segments in Colorado Oregon and New Mexico.
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Couttvote
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Keser
Wit
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