Rank 1 Schwan into Bay City for National Meet
Wank J. Schwan a Wabash shop pipefitter will leave Gay for Bay City Michigan to attend the national meeting of the Modern Maccabees this Tuesday. Six hundred debates prepared for the event, with a vote on merging Modern Maccabees with the World order, potentially creating a huge fraternal insurance body with vast funds.
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Wank J. Schwan
Bay City
Michigan
Atland & National Meeting
Ay Cite
Ins
The
Maccabees
Isurance Organi Dans
Teres
Pennsylvania Shops Down For The Week
Pennsylvania railroad shops adopt a thirty two hour work week with four day weeks. The change cuts hours for workers and adds holidays Friday to Saturday across the system west of Pittsburgh. Police and security incidents noted in a separate report.
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Pennsylaania Railroad Company
Iit
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittkburgh
Come Hany
Henry Stel
Pennsylvania
Miraveh Gul
Affigiatk Inck
William J. Bensman Visits the Shops Again
William J. Bensman, retired after four years on the list, visited the city shops yesterday. He is one of the best known older shopmen and, while retired, meets many old comrades and remains acquainted with most workers in the trade.
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WiDinny
Bensman
George Saterman Takes Ninety Day Furlough
George Saterman plans a ninety day furlough from his duties, detailing a personal break at a fine tailor shop and time spent with family, with anticipated dates and a lake vacation.
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George Saterman
George Usterman
Benefit Association Sets Excursion Day for Cedar Point
The Fort Wayne Benefit Association votes July 26 for an excursion by rail to Cedar Point aboard 10 deluxe cars from Dale Shore and Michigan Southern, with 832 in favor and 196 against. An estimated 8,000 people will attend, tickets priced 1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children, plus a separate GE plant excursion. Changes to the Wabash schedule and connections with New York bound trains are noted, with broader rail traffic impacts discussed.
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Fort Wayne
Tuni | Millet
General Electric Company
George Lentz Appointed Night Pipefitter at Wabash
George Lentz selected as night pipefitter in the Wabash shops after original foreman Theo G. Steger approved a quick hiring. The position had been briefly open, with Lentz beginning duties immediately in the shop.
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George Lentz
Wabash
Cores Lantz
Theo. G. Steger
Wabash Railroad
Lents
Tis Jolonel
Henry Hivler Of The Wabash Off Sick
Henry Miller, a blacksmith at the Wabash shops, fell ill and could not halt his post under fireman C. L. Heon. Friends fear for his health as he remains one of the shop’s steadier workers. A Wabash brakeman was injured after a late Sunday-night fall from a train near Fort Wayne.
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Shington
Inne
Ratiranc
Inter
Henry Hivler
THE
Wabash
Henry Milier
C. L. Heon
Hayter
Wabagh
Drakeman II
Bur
Mr. Clear
Ufa al
Friend Returns to Du Ties at Nickel Plate
Frank Merend, yard master at Conneaut, returns to duty after an absence of about time, resuming work with the Nickel Plate line yesterday.
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Friend
Nickel Plate
Frank Merend
Riekel Phite
Conneaut
Health Returns and Staff Movements Amid Railroad Notes
Ill and recovering associates greet Mr Friend as he regains strength. Reports from the Pensylvanke railroad detail staff moves, injuries, and layoff furloughs. Several workers travel to Chicago for visits, while others face eye injuries and crushed fingers from incidents at Fort Wayne Electric Works and the Pennsy shops. The Railway Association Magazine highlights local organization efforts and station and track improvements set for upcoming service.
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Yee
Miller
Meunes
Mayd West
Nernher
Port Wayne
A.W. Minwar
HA. Phite Jey
Peynder
Pennsylvania
Altea
Relatiny
Pensylvanke
Siack
Simenn
Rexnords
Eastland
Gary
Fort Wayne
Frank Rabb
Transformer Department
Ry. WC
Ilu
Wardrop
Edward Wardroy
Dennsylvania
Cigar Thieves Target Wabash Yards Faces Nosy Robberies
In Wabash yards thieves are stealing cigars and other goods by breaking car ends and prying open milk compartments. Within two weeks several dozen cars containing cigars have been looted and even a chocolate shipment partly damaged. A week ago a motorcycle was reportedly stolen from the same cars in the western side of the yards.
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Wiriel Syaiont
Theor Uieves
Tmre
Foru
Prakerr
Culver Students Leave for Home on Special Trains
Culver students depart for military college housing on special trains. The Nickel Mates and Dyn yivnuma railroads operate tickets to accommodate the group, with eastbound service toward Chicago via Plymouth. Officials Cotter and Pritchard oversee arrangements, while a Wabash inspection by General Superintendent Cotter notes smooth operations. Several passengers from Williamsport and Toledo Distrist travel, and a wreck settlement of 1690 dollars is noted for damages and injuries, with most victims paid promptly.
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Hoth
Ucket Ottees
Gulver Lo
Qilitary College
Nia
Leyims Plymouth
Chicago
Ntekot
Cotter
Mindy
St Lenis
Teledo
J. C. Sullivan
Diedstan Ruciness
WS. Danea
Mister MeseManie
GS. South
Wial
April Payouts Totaled 477 601 04 Dollars
A damaged OCR note reports April payouts by a company or agency totaling 477 601 04 dollars. It mentions payments related to injuries on the job, with references to accidental death and natural death allowances, and a Pennsylvania-related retter.
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Ouchy Agri
Wes
Uhr
Widlnessy
Pennsylvania Retler
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