Rival Railroads Clash Over Southwest Survey Routes
Reports in the Douglas American say Southern Pacific and Southwestern surveys race for right of way into Sonora and Globe, with three SP outfits south of Douglas and preps by El Paso & Southwestern toward Globe. Santa Fe adds staffing changes and a special excursion from Chicago and Kansas City to Mexico.
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Southern Pacific
Southwestern
Sonora
Southwest
Douglas American
Campus
Globe
Issal
American
Yaqula River
Nacoauri
Cumpas
Nacozari
Nacoxirt
Pilar
Gila Canyon
San Carlos
Santa Fe
Pearce
el Paso & Southwestern
Naceaari
Sulphur Springs
Phelps-Dodge
Jine
Gila Valley
Globe & Northern
Hest Pat Lern
Williams, Ariz
Edwart Stimmel
Salina
Kan
H. W. Taylor
Stimmel
Santa Fe Railroad
F. Fitzgerald
R.F. Lipp
Fitzgerald
Santa Fé
Midland Valley Railways
Tals
Belen
Albuquerque
N. M
Chicago
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Desert Empire Image and Rail Labor Tensions Rise
The article notes an empire grown from the desert, with Mexico highlighted for settlers. It recounts Harry Bowman and Joseph Bowman moving from Las Vegas to Ann Arbor and San Marcial respectively, and details labor unrest as 190 Mexican rail workers quit over hazardous rails near Phoenix. It also reports train service changes on the New Mexico division, a scalp wound injury to Frank Smith in Glorieta, and a court proceeding over a cross over right of way involving the Santa Fe, Raton & Des Moines Railway and St Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific lines.
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Harry Bowman
Las
Vows
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
San Marcial
Santa Re Railroad
Hs Brother
Joseph
Wagon Mound
Ovate
Frank Smith
Newxico
Glorieta
Las Vegas
Santa Fe, Raton & Des Moines Railway Company
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Railway
Jude William J. Mills
Hoth
Raton
Samuel A. Smith
Topeka
Santa Fe
Jack Lowe
Railroad Avenue
Burlay
Masonic Cemetery
Masons
Normal Skinner
Presbyterian Church
Las Vexie
Local switch engines collide near Theras avenue crossing
Two Santa Fe switch engines, 2005 and 2006, collided near the Theras avenue crossing causing damage to No. 2005 while 2006 resumed service. No switchmen were injured as they jumped clear.
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Nenr
Theras Avenue
Mexican Mail Clerks Arrested in Nogales Post Office Robbery
Investigations by US Postal Inspectors and Mexican officials led to the arrest of two Nogales Sonora registry clerks and a Naco Arizona employee after three years of rifled registered letters. The FBI inquiry traced stolen mail to Nogales and Naco with cross border cooperation. A clerk at Naco fled to Douglas. authorities seek his return for punishment.
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Nogales
Sonora
Naco
Arie
Save
Denver
Coto
United States Post Office Department
Tuts F. Barragan
City of
Mexico
Pablo de ‘Ybarra Y Reyes
Hermeaillo
Mexican Postal Department
United States
Ariz
Napo
Riddiford Arti
No. Sales
Investioa Mong
Hne
Anna
Douglas
Sonoma
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Bridge-Beach Superior
J. C. Emmons
Coal Avenue
South Second Street
Albuquerque Hardware CO
Phelps.dodge
Globe, Ariz
California
al Pointe
Kanene City
Santa Fe Kane
Misevelnpi
Europe
Arizona & California Railroad Company
Phoenix
Tia
Jerry Quinn
New Mexico
Leseney
Quinn
Stevens
Lesen Mexico
Cros
Railway Hospital
Dawson
el Paso & Roujhwestern
Estern
el Paso
Themployes
JOA. Lahey Line
Rio Grande
Rincon
J. Quinn
F. Flaiz
Tats Vows
D.y Elliott
H. S. Wall
Winslow
M. J. Drury
A. S. Brown
CR. Kimball
Smith
F. B. Schwenther
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Jor Schmidt
Schimitt
Schwenteer
Nis
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
The
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Catee
Fratelass Modern Hotel
John Becker
WM. M
W. L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
Railroad
Copper Avenue
Elite Cafe
West
Silver Avenue
Rere
Thornton
South
Walter Street
Pipisisisi
Isisisisi
F. Keleher
Casa
West Railroad Avenue
Third Street
Emil Kleinwort
Sonic Building
North Third Street
Bond
the Geo, T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Bankfort, KY
Melini & Eakin
M. M
Jon
Fast Street
Tiveras Avenue
R. P. Mall
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
J. Korber & CO
Bank OF Commerce
A. D. Johnson
General
Stewart
First Street
L. H. Shoemaker
Edeces Repair Shop
South Third Stre
Wootton & Myer
Third St
Rankin & Co
T. Armijo
T. Ta. Lucero
Silver Ave
A. E. Walker
Stary Mutual Building Association
Bailrosé Avenue
M. Draggie
North Broadway
Wasington Avenue
N. ML
Pioneer Bakery
Balling
Propriet Pr.ocessor
Balling Bros
South First Street
Tot
Gradi
W. Strong
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
Second St
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