TWO GENT FARE MEXICAN LABOR BLOW 10 FAST TRAINS
Chicago March 6 The eighteen hour trains between here and New York may be abolished or their excess fares curtailed as two cent a mile laws limit rates. Railroads cite need to fund fast service while Mexican laborer issues arise from a recent collision and labor practices. Authorities consider safety devices and upcoming tests funded by 60000.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York Central
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Milnels
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Pennsylvania Company
New York Central Lines
El Paso Criticizes San Carlos Opera Performance
An El Paso Herald reader protests a San Carlos company show on Sunday. The letter criticizes poor performance and high prices, arguing the company is capable and deserved a stronger presentation. The writer laments El Paso's public nose for inferior shows and predicts the company will learn from the reaction.
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el Paso Herald
San Carlos
el Paso
Albuquerque brokerage firms expand with Taylor takeover
Barlewk on Sabin, a noted local brokerage, acquire W. H. Taylor’s Las Vegas operation and Arizona business. A Tucson branch is led by A. E. Lottler. The item reflects a bustling regional brokerage scene and emphasis on cash for newspaper publishing needs.
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Albuquerqu Company
Barlekwon & Sabin
W. HM. Taylor
Las Vegas
vickwon @& Sabin
Arizona
Mr. Taylor
Aire
Tucson
A. E. Ldttler
Labor and rail milestones highlight Topeka meeting and tunnel plan
Reports from Topeka note progress in adjusting wage schedules for carmen and shop foremen with several division masters attending meetings. STYNER IS BETTER AND WILL RECOVER after a suicide attempt in Mexico City. A new labor union seeks to exclude immigrant section hands while negotiating foremen wages. The Santa Fe plans a new lower tunnel at Raton Mountain, 9000 feet long, single track for westbound traffic, with the old tunnel used eastbound. Also mentions railroad staff changes, Mexican workers en route to Kansas, and Electric Bitters testimonial.
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Rock Iwand
Vollard
Stormont Hospital
Topeka
M. Colon
Senor Colon
Mexico
Kansas City
Santa Fe Railroad
el Paso
Texas
Mes
Carmen
Carmen's
Styner
Mexican Central Railroad
Mexico City
Janes
Southwest
Tt Ie
Santa Fe
Raton Mountain
Albuquerque
N.M
Chicago
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angels
Belen Patent
Belen
New Mexico
Difficulties in Securing Claims Highlight Senate Session
Washington March 6 A senate claims bill for the estate of Joseph Hague illustrates the hurdles in passing meritorious claims. The committee cut the original 13 700 to 1 700 after delays and lost papers, with lawmakers noting the long pending fate as sessions end and more time is needed. The piece then shifts to summer lectures by senators, spotlighting Dubois La Follette Beveridge and others earning substantial fees on circuit tours.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Washington, D. C
Congress
Committee On Claims
Phillip Hague
Joseph Hague
Spooner
Mooner
Niment
Galveston “Harbor
War Department
Burkett
Mr Spooner
Senator Dubois
Smoot
Uth
Dubois
Thllmas
Brownsville
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follett
Beveridge
Indiana
Lectures and farming fuel talks plus notices in New Mexico
A long column covers political speakers Mesera Burkett Daniel Rayner Carmack and Champ Clark with debates nationwide. It discusses a Agriculture Department bulletin on using alcohol as engine fuel for farms and irrigated lands, noting 600000 acres watered by pumped water and the potential for cheaper fuel to aid reclamation, plus ads for Dr. King's New Life Pills and a land notice for Vicente Herrera with final five year proof details in New Mexico.
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Mesera
Burkett
Nebraska
Daniel
Virginia
Rayner
Maryland
Carmack
Tennessee
Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Grosvenor
Ohio
Internal Revenue
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Vicente Herrera
Chilli
N. M
Coming Events Almanac and Chamberlains Pain Balm Ad
Almanac items list March events and holidays including St Patrick s Day Spring begins Palm Sunday Lady Day Good Friday Easter Sunday Memorial Day. Rheumatic pains relieved by Chamberlain s Pain Balm praised by G A R veteran B Crocker of Martinsburg Iowa aged 84. Also notes heating systems and Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in use over thirty years sold by old druggists.
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Chamberlain
B. Crocker
Ken
Justice of the Peace
Martinsburg
Iowa
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Hoosier
J. D. Emmons
Corner Coal and Second
West End Viaduct
Torreon
Chihuahua
Santa PR
Topek
Union
Carmen the Banta Fe
Systems
Sneedville
Tenn
H. M. Bhard
Santa Fe v
Chanute
Kan
Streight
C. Webb
West
Lead Avenue
Webb
Pass City
Mrs. Webb
Aeelng
Old Mexico
Kansas
Frank Georges
Kettner
Zuni Mountain Railway
Jenewe
van Slyck
The
Il Paso
Oregon Street
J. T. Thomas
Alfred
City
Ne Morning
Kows
N. F. Rowan
McDonough
S.S.S
Tne Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
XenGoop
M. Mandell
Pound
J. A. Harmon
Sizemore
Manuel RI. Otero
Register
Jeg
Acu
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Town and Improvement Co
2Ohn Becker
Pres
M. Berger
Sec
Colorado
Utah
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
San Luis Valley
San Juan Country
S. K. Hooper
Denyer
Colo
Roece
Couch
Williamn
Renee
Vann & Son. Co
Willams
Rand
DON J. Rankin & CO
N. T. Armifo Bull
A. E. Walker
InsuraNce
Mutual Building Association
West Railroad Avenue
W. E. Mauger
Raabe
Aoe Mauger Office
Tor
North Third ST
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Klienwort
North Third Stre
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Imperial Laundry Co
Rose
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