Missouri Pacific trains set new world record in on time service
The MO Pac reports 11 556 April trains and 11 856 May trains on 16 divisions and 3 terminals with on time rates near 98.6 and 98.1 percent. Freight carloads rose to 93 698 in May, with total freight receipts from connections reaching 126 561, while miles per car per day averaged 87. Primary commodities include wheat, corn, cotton, lumber, coal, oil, and merchandise.
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Missouri Pacific
L. W. Baldwin
Rio Grande Valley
Lee Again Chosen Head of Trainmen
William G. Lee was reelected president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at the Cleveland triennial convention. He defeated A. F. Whitney 581 to 408 and said the next three years will follow his conservative, constructive policy. The group, with about 180,000 members and nearly $10,000,000 in assets, will stay within conservative labor circles. A. E. King, Thomas R. Dodge, and D. L. Cease were reappointed to key posts.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
William G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad iTrainmen
Lee
A. F. Whitney
Oak Park
Ills
Brotherhood
A. E. King
Thomas R.dodge
D. L. Cease
Brotherhoods
Truelove and Booster Family Return to St Louis
Mr and Mrs Chas Truelove and son Earl along with Mrs Elsie Booster have returned to their home in St Louis after visiting relatives in the city.
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Chas
Truelove
Earl
Elsie Booster
St. Louis
City
Marshall Cortege Leaves for Indiana
Associated Press reports Thomas Miley Marshall former vice president died from a heart attack yesterday. In Washington President Coolidge and officials paid tribute. The body was moved by train to Indianapolis for Thursday funeral with Masonic rites at Crown Hill Cemetery pending final resting place decisions by Mrs. Marshall.
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Associated Press
Washington
Philosphy
Thomas Miley Marshall
United States
Indianapolis
Coolidge
Crown Hill
Marshall
Rum Row Activity Surges Near Boston and New York
Reports from June 2 say smugglers increased activity off Boston while coast guard pressure remains high. A French vessel and several British boats join eight boats in smooth waters off Massachusetts Bay as customs scouts note more patrols, destroyer reinforcements, and a rumored armed fleet buildup. The Cigarette, captured again at Staten Island dry dock, has been renamed and refitted with bulletproof windows. Coast guard personnel resignations rise, with nine quitting and about 100 to follow when enlistments end July 1.
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New, York
Coast Guard
Boston
Massachusetts Bay
New York Beatles
Fas
Staten Island
Coast Guards
Clerbourn Schulte Heads to officers training camp
Clibourn Schulte, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Herman Schulte, has returned from St Louis where he attended St Louis University Dental School. After a ten day visit he will depart for St Paul Minnesota to enter the officers training camp school.
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Clibourn-Schulte
J. Herman
Schulte
St. Louis
St. Louis University Dental School
St. Paul, Minn
Officers Training Camp School
Musical instrument service ad with contact numbers
Classified ad listing drayage and piano related services. Mentions piano tuning and playing, instrument teaching, and machine mechanic. Provides two phone numbers and a street address for appointment. References O. El. Petry and fragmented contact details.
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School St
O. EL. Petry
Goodyear Tires Praised by Heisinger Motor Co
An advertisement touts Goodyear Tires for dependable service and long mileage, declaring them the safest and best tires in America. It urges readers to ask any Goodyear user and credits Heisinger Motor Company as the presenter.
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Bryan
Goodyear
America
Heisinger Motor Company
Missouri veterans urged to file state war bonus claims
Col. W N Philips secretary of the state bonus commission urges World War I veterans to file Missouri bonus claims. Legislation reopened filing until December 31 1926 and about 7 000 eligible ex service men are expected to submit claims. Over $2 000 000 remains available for additional payments. Applicants must prove residency in Missouri for the year before April 6 1917 and honorable service between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918.
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Missouri
United States Service
Col. W. N. Phillips
State Bonus Commission
Bonus Department
Col. Philips
Col. Phillips
United States
Sweet Potato Slips for Sale at Local Store
Red Bermuda and Nancy Hall slips offered by G W Yost at J A Linhardt's Store o La La Hutson in St Louis. He was in the city Sunday to promote the sale.
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Bermuda
Nancy Hall
G. W. Yost
J. A. Linhardt
o-La-La
Hutson
St. Louis
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Associated Predés
George B. David Co., Inc
East 12Nd Street
New York
Hartford Blag
Wednessay
Ile
Florida
Thomas R. Marshall
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
MO. Pac
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Bagrage
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Madisqn
Schell Music Company
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Eugene
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Rou
Marene Beauty Shoppe
Marene Walker
Studebaker
Capital Motor Co
Ivory Sean Ra
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Chi Chipso
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Wright
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Schell Music Spore
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