Coulam Named Kipp's Successor as Union Pacific Agent
Henry Coulam, longtime Oregon Short Line general freight figure in Salt Lake, is appointed general agent in Butte for Union Pacific, to take over from A V Kipp who will resign August 1 to join Salt Lake and Utah Railway. Kipp has 20 years with Union Pacific and will leave after a March 1 reorganization. A new chairman of the consolidated ticket office committee will be named today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coulam
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake
A.V. Kipp
Butte
Union Pacific
Coulam
Kipp
Utah
Denver
Consolidated Ticket Office Committee
Harding Campaign Management Discussed in Marion Conference
In Marion Ohio Senator Harding met with Republican leaders from multiple regions to discuss campaign management. John T Adams of Iowa reported West conditions and predicted a sweeping Republican ticket while Scott Bone A D Lasker and William Wrigley Jr outlined the forthcoming national publicity push. George A Lockwood said sentiment favored Harding overwhelmingly and the candidate planned a broad acceptance speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
Harding
John T. Adams
Iowa
National Committee
West
Scott. Bone
Senator Harding
National Ticket
A. D. Lasker
William Wrigley Jr
Chicago
George A. Lockwood
National Republican
Washington
Mansfield
United States Steel reports second quarter earnings
United States Steel Corp. announces second quarter earnings with a net income of 21,681,000 and earnings per share of 3.96 on common stock. June earnings rose to 16,462,534, surpassing May and April, while preferred dividends were maintained and common stock dividends declared despite leadership absence of E Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Ber
Down & Co Kmail
Itn
E Gary
Hue Rope
James A. Farrell
Western coal dealers seek rehearing on Pittsburg plus case
Representatives of roll steel consumers in Chicago presented a plan to the federal trade commission to rehear the Pittsburg plus freight case. They cite new evidence since last decision and argue the higher freight charges cost Western consumers about 50 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roll Steel
Federal Trade Commission
Pittsburg
Western Association of Roll Steel
United States Steel Corporation
West
Pennsylvania
Express Messenger Caged With Animals in Harrowing Tale
Chicago July 27 the perilous world of an Express messenger was depicted at a wage hearing for 23 cents an hour. Addison Bollinger described a messenger locked in a car with a bear from Arkansas to Kansas, a wild night chase, and dangers from crates and machinery. He argued for higher pay to cover losses and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Express
Addison “Bollinger
Order of Railway Expressmen
Gove
Arkansas
Kansas
Nakes
Bollinger
SSS
Biel
Helena
Weston
Childs Welfare Workers Association
Nome
Turkish nationalist leader captured at Adrianople
Constantinople July 26. Col. Jafar Tayar nationalist commander at Adrianople and his staff were captured by Greek forces as they entered the city. With his capture Thrace nationalist resistance virtually ends as Greek control expands. The seizure follows heavy shelling and a city change in Adrianople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayar
Adrianople
Kis
Thrace
Reeks
Kirk Killesh
Alexander
Constantinople
Associated Press
Jafar Tayar
Uniform quality gas demanded of Montana companies
Helena July 27 The Montana public service commission adopts rules to require gas utilities to provide uniform gas quality and pressure. Utilities must install testing equipment and conduct heating value tests at least three times weekly, posting results for consumers. An exhibition meter will hang in each company office for this purpose. Ernest Brown, a 14 year old pit boy in an English mining town, is named parish clerk in recognition of his wartime services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Public Service Commission of Montana
Ernest Brown
Irrigation Commission Plans Broad Montana Survey This Summer
The Montana Irrigation Commission will survey the state this summer to draft a general reclamation plan for six million acres. Engineers begin fieldwork August 1 for 60 to 80 days, examining water supplies and reclamation areas and outlining operating methods. Public meetings will explain the irrigation law in multiple centers. Malta bees produce exceptional aromatic honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
State Irrigation Commission
Commission
Irrigation Commission Law of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coulam 15
U. P
United States Steel
Gary
Europe
Via
Potery Vich
Steen
Ris
Women's
Merode
Merode Union
Erie
Dresden
Symons
Wright's
Jersey
Peory
Macaulay
Malabar
Bank of England
Vessen Burns
British Columbia
Giften
Stolan
Cumshewa
Graham Island
Sandpit
Story
Nelson” Story "Jr. Bozeman
Malta
the Gumps
Andy
Shell
Mississippi
Sitting Bull
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!