Promotion for Harry Taylor and office changes on Wabash Road
Promotion for Harry Taylor as assistant to Tickel Agents Jobn Tea and new schedules for railroad staff. L Taylor, long employed by the Pennsylvania company, receives a promotion to assist. Pierce to lead night brick shift. New hours and duties set to begin in mid February, with Pierce handling passenger Wan May 4. Mr. Perce will oversee morning assignments. Mr. Weather remains as supervisor. Rows and other assistants familiar with operations. Taylor’s friend praises his experience while Pierce is seen as a competent replacement.
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Settlement on the Lake Shore Reached by Firemen
A fragile accord ends a wage and hours dispute among the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. The Lake Shore workers will receive a 5 percent pay raise and a twelve hour day policy with overtime limits, affecting about 1400 men across the system. Delays and negotiations linger over schedule changes and roundhouse duties as officials finalize details with local representatives.
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Barbers to Amend International By-Laws
A draft amendment to the International By-Laws would allow a barber member to retire and become a proprietor while paying a fixed monthly dues. The change aims to provide weekly sick and accident indemnity funded by a burial benefit and divisor expenses, with a referendum vote planned at the next meeting.
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TO GREATE. NEW OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
An article reports plans for a new office of superintendent and major improvements to roads and bridges. It notes changes in city and county roles, with references to officials, contractors, and funding implications affecting transportation and public works.
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Surprise test for trainmen and machinist helpers meeting time
An emergency meeting time change for trainmen and machinist helpers prompts a gathering in Fort Wayne. Officials plan to move sessions from 18 to an afternoon slot in response to immediate staffing needs. The article notes shifts in engine maintenance, hospital treatment, and a broad set of union and company actions across multiple rail lines and yards.
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Wabash Extension Plans and Local Improvements
Fragmentary text outlines Wabash extension plans and related local improvements. Mentions streets naming figures Martha Peres and Jay DeTkries and a Hibtdgeport area. Details are garbled but suggest rerouting or expansion with public works implications and potential for updated sites and branches.
Grocery firm buys David Current Store on East Columbia
Lavgard and Langard have bought the grocery store of David Current at 230 East Columbia Street. The new firm will keep a full line of groceries and provisions. Telephone 916. % pect of trade aclicitesi.
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Thaw Case Trial Probes Witness Credibility
The jury in the Thaw case will judge the credibility of a key witness, with questions over whether the witness acted as a participant or recorder in events before Thaw’s marriage. The defense contends the witness may have rehearsed testimony, while prosecutors seek to establish consistency and truthfulness of prior statements amid pressure from legal counsel.
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Avelya Nesbit
Capone
Thaw
Vie
Local theater faces disruption from electrical outage and stage fire
A Welsh theater in Altoona suffers an electrical fault and stage fire during a performance. Producers report limited show progress as power is restored and safety checks completed. Authorities investigate causes while audiences await next steps for remaining dates and refunds.
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