Railroad wage denial letter to Bowser shop workers
A published report of wage cuts at S F Bowser plane is denied by owner Bowser. He sends a personal letter to shop employees guaranteeing current wage rates through January 1, 1920 and defending the Bowser plan as fair and joint in control.
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S. F. Bowser
Bowser
Ning
Petition Filed to Change Freight and Storage Rules
The Central Electric Traffic Association filed with the Indiana Public Service Commission to change freight and storage rules and charges. A hearing is set for June 4 at 10:00 a.m. at the commission offices in Indianapolis. The notice signals potential shifts in pricing and terms affecting shippers and carriers statewide.
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Central Electric Traffic Association
Public Service Commission of Indiana
Office of the Commission At Indians
Delegates head to conference for Brotherhood meeting
A Phipps and colleagues plan to leave Pittsburgh early today to attend the Brotherhood conference in Indianapolis. Clerks and freight staff, including A F Josse, will follow, while L R Carpenter nurses an inflamed eye and Harvey Jaboret Ath sustains arm injuries at the Pennsylvania boiler shop. Special train rates to the National Shrine gathering in Indianapolis are announced, with a $5.10 fare including water and meals, via Lake Erie and Western and the Big Four routes.
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Pisco Worl
Plate Roads
Sullivan
Ineal
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Fialway
Harvey
Jaboret Ath
Pennsylvania
Cis
Rome
Indiapanolis
Transportation Department
New York Central
Lake Erie
Muncie
Indianapolis
Capital
Wabash Clerk Leaves Office After Telegram About Father
Indianapolis bulletin at 3 PM notes a clerk from the Wabash line traveling to Loganaport after telegraph informing him of his ill father. In the local office of Master Mechanic Smith, M. A. Thompson, an account clerk, is reported at his father’s bedside.
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M. A. Thompson
urge soldiers to keep their insurance
Washington June 6 More provisions are being worked out by the bureau of war risk insurance for inclusion in term policies taken out by men in the military services as an inducement to them to retain their insurance after returning to civilian life. The term policies may be continued for five years after discharge and may be converted at any time into ordinary life endowment or twenty year policies with higher premiums. Payment of premiums at post offices will be a feature. Wanted six boys for delivery service. Postal Telegraph Co.
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Waion
Joler
Bowser and Company
Washington
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
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