No Passenger Crew Vacancies On Middle Division Rail List
Middle Division officials report no vacancies for passenger enginemen and firemen on the latest roster. The new arrangement, effective Friday June 13, adds extra men with two crews per run and alternating duties for westbound and eastbound trains. Harrisburg side lists 16 engineers and 46 firemen. Altoona side 24 engineers and 24 firemen with names of personnel listed.
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Harrisburg
Altoona
S. Donnelly L. Troup
Andy Shaull
W. H. Richards
T. D. Trout
E. E. Stone
J. S&s. Reynolds
H. B. Strickler
J. T. Keith O. I. Holtzman
H. C. Minter
R. B. Wadsworth
E. E. Ewing
G. W. Boyd
J. H. Curry
A. C. Foose
W. G. Frank
F. Derrick
G. B. Dinger
E. Rathfon
J. Gardner
W. E. McMurtrie
W. H. Gardner IL
F. Beverlin
Thos
Yost
A. T. Cook
W. B. Glaser
R. M. Lyter
J. McDermott
T. Cramer
H. F. Krepps
E. E. Koller
Dennis Keans H
Heiser J. H. Collins
E. D. Smith
P. F. Allen
C. H. Gray
C. F. Sheesley
D. H. Heister Vente
O. Burris
R. Pee
F. Stemler
R. B. Sheeley
L A. Shatton Co
W. Winand Seccsesees
Sj Kirk J. C. Richards
G. G. Keiser
T. A. Haverstein
J. H. Moreland
W. R. Miles Ieee
Jno. Healey W. Tussey
G W. Bohn
B. Ll. Jacobs
H. E. Martin
W. S. Belleeeeseed
Webster J. E. Bowerseee
G. K. Leonard W. G. Weld
D. G. Steward H. F. Daveler
C. H. Renninger Vv
Cc. Ayers
D. Taylor W
Cc. Cunninghan
W. C. Sanders
W. W. Hicks
Vesste G
Ries
W. A. Keller
S. H. Alexander
John Crimme i. Leonard
C. D. Hollenbaugh
W. C. Black
Ser
W. D. Melcher
W. G. Jamison
E. E. Taylor
E. Turbett
J. W. Burd
A. C. Allen
L. H. Ricedort
F. A. Vonrthoff
R. F. Mohler
Railroad Crew Standings and Assignments Across Divisions
The Philadelphia divisions list crews for standing orders after specific times with names for engineers firemen conductors brakemen and yard boards. Notes include passenger service assignments and veteran retirement pay distributed today from the Middle Division.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Lerew
Dolby
Bickle
Andrews
Abel
Good
McMullen
Ramsey
Kimmich
Netzley
Craley
Kerchoff
Leach
Solomon
Reed
Funk
Coulter
Ret
Hoyer
Kassner
Schreiver
Bellard
Hackman
Edwards
Lark
Smith
Hoffman
Anderson
Dare
Moretz
Brink
Buckrakter
Bickert
Norford
Primm
Arnold
Panda
Rhine
Bennett
Carl
Charles
Otstot
Ayers
Lawrence
Paul
Ross
Sourcer
ENOLA
Cullen
Vogelsong
Morgan
Rudisill
Breighthoff
Beers
Dellinger
Gardner
Mumford
Freedman
Yard Board
Myers
Flickenger
Getb
Curtis
Hinkle
Kling
Sadler
Albright
O. J. Wagner
Swigart
Coldren
Taylor
Snyder
Haubecker
A. W. Wagner
Mill
H. Smeltzer
J. C. Davis
Cpl
Altoona Man Receives Important Promotion
S. L. Shank of Altoona, formerly traveling passenger agent for the Pennsylvania lines in the Pittsburgh area, is promoted to district passenger representative. He takes over from F. W. Conner who succeeds Cr. L. Kimball as ranking assistant general passenger agent of the Pennsylvania lines west. Kimball retires. Shank began at the bottom and has served eighteen years in the company office he now leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Shank
Altoona
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburgh
F. W. Conner
Cr. L. Kimball
Mr. Kimball
Mr. Shank
Schuylkill Veterans Set Outing to Washington
The annual meeting of the Schuylkill Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad elected C B Hughes as president John J Brown as vice president Frank Lutz as secretary J H Faith as treasurer and W C Garrett W J Shick and L A Neiman as trustees The group will visit Washington on Monday June 23 with a special train leaving Reading at 6 am They will dine at the Metropolitan Hotel in Washington and receive a box luncheon on the return trip Special entertainment is planned for the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill
Pennsylvania Railroad
Norristown
C. B. Hughes
Pottsville
John J. Brown
Frank Lutz
J. H. Faith
W. C. Garrett
W. J. Shick
L. A. Neiman
Washington
Reading
Metropolitan
Railroad Notes From Altoona Record Veterans Reunion Attendance
Reports from Altoona indicate a record attendance of veterans at the reunion and banquet this Thursday. The Middle Division vets plan a big time with notices posted in shops and roundhouses for the Friendship and Co operative Club meeting at Eagles Hall on June 26. Reading clerks work on back pay schedules as the next pay distribution honors increases dating from January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Friendship and Co-operative Club
Eagles Hall
Sixth
Cumberland Streets
Allies Present Final Peace Treaty to German Envoys
Versailles June 17. The Allied governments’ reply to Germany’s counterproposals and a revised peace treaty copy are with Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau on his way to Weimar to present to the German National Assembly. The treaty shows few changes and extends the deadline to June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Germany
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Weimar
German National Assembly
Premier Clemenceau
Paul Durasta
Legation
Simon
Baron von Loersner
M. Dutasta
Herr Simon
Paris
Henry
Documents Taken as Officials Move to Weimar
Von Loersner carries the documents in a green portfolio while an apartment scene unfolds in the hotel. Later Count Von Brockdorff Rantzau boards a train to Weimar with the documents in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Loersner
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Weimar
Mammoth of Lena Delta Dug Their Own Graves
In northern Siberia the frozen remains of mammoths are exposed when Arctic sun melts ice. Vast tusks and thick hides were used by nomads, while the creatures died long ago under changing climates. The article describes carcasses found along the Lena and Tas rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Delta
Lena
Siberia
Jack Frost
Tas
Arctic Ocean
Physically fit at any age warning about kidney health
Advice warns that careless living harms internal organs especially kidneys. It cites uric acid crystals causing pain and possible Bright's Disease, and urges early action with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules sold in sealed boxes with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Almaes
Mammoth Ivory Lure on Arctic Coast described
An account notes mammoth tusk deposits on Arctic islands near the Jeannette site. The expedition member Scheutze cites a potential fortune for crews willing to sail Behring Strait in summer, dig for ivory, and return in weeks amid a harsh coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Jeannette
Scheutze
Behring
Vitolyn Nature's Tonic Of Her Claims Health Boost
Ad promotes Vitolyn as a digestive aid and blood builder. It asserts improved nourishment, appetite, and system vigor with a tablet formula of herbs including Cinchona bark Rhubarb Valerian and more. Distributed by Stevens Medicine Co in Brooklyn, NY with a general drugstore availability claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Druggistsa Stevens Medicine Co., Inc
Vanderbilt Avenue
Brooklyn
Specimen Tusk Described as Extreme Elephant Relative
The Baltimore American reports on a creature described as a great relative of the elephant. A full grown tusk could be fourteen feet long and weigh four times a modern elephant’s tusk. The animal reached sixteen feet tall with a twenty six foot length and thirty foot body girth. Its feet measured three feet across and it had a shaggy mane and long hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tanlac touted by Philadelphia dealer for health boost
Real estate dealer G. J. Worst of 6227 Limekiln Pike Philadelphia reports gas tritis and stomach trouble relief after taking Tanlac. He says gas fermentation stopped appetite improved and sleep restored with lasting health. Tanlac sold by Kramer’s Steever’s and others.
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G. J. Worst
Limekiln Pike
Philadelphia
Tanlac
J. I. Gore Co
Kramer's
Steever's
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E. Wiene
Oo. L. Miller
H. M. Cornpropst
Howard Beasor
Ll. L
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Casner
H. E. Cook
H. &. Weber
A. J. B. Heffner
J. R. Brinser
H. F. Gronin
H. Stoner
F. H. Young
J. 5. Leing
H. Myers
B. W. Johnson
J. Frankford
J. M. Platt
J. M White
Scott & Bowne
Scott’s
Altoona Man
Robert Bamford
L. C. Clemson
Shepherd Lang
Atlantic City
Pennsy
Mount Gretna
Mutual Magazine
Denholm
Tyrone
Teuton
National Assembly
Fifty-Fifty Corporation
Fifth Ave
New York City
Bat Els Manda Atsea
Lai
Vitolyn
Walter S. Schell
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