Proposed Railroad Strike Struggles Across Major Lines
The report outlines a nationwide rail strike with 50 000 directly involved workers 15 000 conductors and 000 trainmen involved 520000000 annual road payroll and defense funds of 276000 350000. Demands include a 12 percent raise and a nine hour day while railroads offer an average increase of ten hours and a ten hour day. Major carriers listed include Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Colorado & Southern Gulf Coast Lines Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and many others. The piece also notes Supreme Court ruling on Texas rate case and relief from freight congestion on western roads. A coroner jury blames Santa Fe official for a collision near Tuens Viejo Calbridge. Hopmen walk out on Cincinnati Southern rail line over employment disputes. The report closes with local notes about residents Mr and Mrs Pingray and a bank employee visiting Winslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Atchison
Topeka & Santa Fe Coast Lines
Burlington
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northern
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rock Island & Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Texas Central
Houston
East
Local visitors and residents fill city with brief stays
A parade of in town visitors and locals includes K Humphries from El Paso, Logue from Pittsburgh, Mrs John Hicks on a stopover, W & Dueleman from Kane, and many more from Chicago to New York. Mentions business trips, short visits, and social calls with several lodging at the Alvarado and Sturges. A drunkenness arrest marks police activity and a Pythian lodge organization completes with officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com. Logue
Pittabueg
John M. Hicks
Hi Pano
T. H. France
Alvarados
OW. A. Rattle
Silverton
Alu
W. & Duele Man
Kaneje
W. BR. Rebkuxel
Chicago
Kara White
Roswell
Vln
Tucson
Cme
Charles Boehm
New York City
James Cowan
Denver
Charles ‘Tohleter
Clayton
Thaap
Washington
Ind
RB. Kahn
Cincinnati
W. ©. Chamberlinf
Dali
N. M
William ©. Barnes
Cattle Sanitary Board
Ika
Sturges
John Denver
Theo
Willy Ne ‘Ion
Dou City
Dn Gaston
Campbell
HM. M. Fe
Alvarado
W. E. Drake
Avenue Company
Cirs
Zuni Mountains
Brink
Deer Life’ Insurance Company
Gus Meyers
Pythian Lodge
J. H. Bramlett
C. C
Edgar A. Williams
V. C
M. Jones
O. P. Hudson
W. W
W. W.t.thornton, K. of BR. and 8. T. Kilnworth, M. of FC. Onayne
Bur J
Helen
Albuquerque
Santa FE
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
EL Paso
Texas
Beles Patent
New Mexico
Breach of Promise Mock Trial Ends With Guilty Finding
At a mock trial in Topeka under the Social Art Research Society Claude Blake was found guilty of breach of promise to Miss Weldlich. The complainant, wearing women's clothes, testified to a five month engagement ending six days before the wedding. The trial featured witnesses detailing the engagement and its dissolution and concluded with Blake fined 55 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iatmed M. MC. A
Topeka
Social Art Research Society
Claude Blake
M. GC. A
Mies
Louie Weidlich
Melanie Weidlich
YMC. A
HS. Parkhurst
Harry Mil
A. J. Mayer
Trial notes mix of romance and legalese in odd magazine piece
A fragmented narrative mixes courtroom drama and social satire with insertions about love, fortune, and a mock trial. It touches on a defendant named Blake, a plaintiff Miss Wotditch, and counsel contrasted in skill, ending with ad and notice items.
Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure Promoted As Safe
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure for twenty years claiming safety and absence of poison marks. It urges mothers to demand the product and compare labels, noting new national labeling requirements. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dr. Shoop
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Futrelle Furniture Company
IwWlway
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Hudson
Texarkana
Texas Railroad Commission
Goldthwaite
Mills County
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Railroad Commission Oid
Rar
District Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Supreme Court of Texas
The
Supreme Court of the United States
Railroad Commission of Texas
Santa PR Road
Monta Fe
Tuens Viejo
Calbridge
Kelly
Santa Fe Company
Hamble
Teint Betd
Wenanton
Clyefmatt Southern
Oakdale
Somerset
Mra FN
Pingray, Fomily
Alamegordo
Ely Day
Winslow
Pingray
Santa Fe Pacific
Alamobardo
Eee
Roya
le Junta
K. Humphries
el Pace
Eliw
Solomon Luna
Los Lunas
Frank S Brown
No M
Facundo Ortiz
W. E. Curry
Gibson
McKinley County
As. G. M. Bardin
W. F.stonpina
City
Blake
Weldlich
Mrs Weldlich
Wode Meddeford
Wom. Riley
4A. Pettit
Ro W. Keys
Henry Bergen
AH. Keeker
Louie Wiedlich
Jovelorn
H. O. Simmons
Sevevant
Weidlich
Mas Weidlich
Harvey George
Miss
Andersow Chew
Chartres
Aimtow
Hit
Mayer
Mie Weldlich
Oma
Evelyn Ie
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
D. C
San Ildefonso Day School
the Citizen
New Mexican
Omaha
Neb
Min
Minn
North- Western Manufacturers’ Association
Washington Fashioned Apparel
Washington Oo
Elks’ Opera House
Isle of Mystery
Vetien
Speloeering
Sunshine Viiogigeinieien
Moy
Son
Koy
M. Mandell
G. A
Citizen
W. L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
Railroad
Copper Avenue
F. Keleher
Japa-Lac
West Railroad
Am Timo Pettine
Benedetto Berardinelli
C. A. and
C. Grande
Keith
Preston B. Keith Shoe Co., Makers
Brockton, Mass
William Chaplin
Ture F. Y Beicanae
Leine
Jeet Sea
Cee Moe
Belen
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Town and Improvement Co
John Becker
Pres
WM. M. Berger
Sec'y
Standard Plumbing & Heating Company
Joseph W. Hesselden
Ralph Dunbar
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
San Luis Valley
San Juan Country
S S. K. Hooper
Denver, Colo
Gale
Ann
DON J. Rankin & CO
Armijo Building
A. E. Walker
Insurance
Mutual Building Assomption
West Rainlread Avenue
Raube Andry Office
Albuquerque, N. By
North Third SF
Third Street Meat Market
A. Sleyste
R Insurance
Cromwell Block
Imperial Laundry Co
Bob Oboe
Eceobor
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