Permit No Slacking Is Brotherhood Slogan Must Be Loyal Employes
Philadelphia June 20 The four railroad worker groups issue circular letters asserting unity against delinquency and slacking by Pennsylvania Railroad East lines crews. They urge co operation with managers citing patriotism and national service while warning of demoralizing impact on war time freight and troop movements.
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Philadel
Pennsylvania Railroad
R. L. O'Donnel
William Park
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
C. Cowen
Order of Railway Conductors
Co. E. Musser
Brotherhood of Railroad
H. B. Core
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Mr. O'Donnel
O'Donnel
S. C. Cowen
National Railroad Service
Republic
E. Musser
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhood
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
H. E. Core
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Tanlac helps Harrisburg man end years of ailments
George Stewart, a Harrisburg porter, says Tanlac relieved chronic headaches and indigestion after years of suffering. He reports improved sleep, appetite, and energy. Tanlac is being sold at George Gorgas Drug Store and other local outlets with genuine labeling.
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George Stewart
Kresge’s
Herr Street
Harrisburg
Tanlac
Daisy
George Gorgas Drug Store
Gorgas Drug
Carlisle
W. G. Stevens
Elizabethtown
Albert W. Wain
Greencastle
Charles B. Carl
Middletown
Colin
Few
Waynesboro
Clarence Croft
Mechanicsburg
H. F. Brunhouse
J. I. Gore Co
Monday Busy Day on Reading Railway Lines
The Reading Railway Company moved 19,685 cars on the Reading and Harrisburg divisions on Monday. The Lebanon Valley east and west handled 3,958 cars, and the East Penn division managed 2,508. Among the total cars, 1,011 were loaded with anthracite.
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Reading
Reading Railway Company
Harrisburg
Lebanon Valley
East Penn
Veteran Employes Meet Big Session at Altoona
The annual meeting of the Veteran Employes Association of the Middle Division, Pennsylvania Railroad, was held at Altoona with a 2 PM business session. Afterward the group attended the Strand theater then planned an evening meeting with speakers Superintendent N. W. Smith and Wellington G. Jones before returning home. a 100 strong Harrisburg delegation traveled to Altoona.
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Veteran
Reading Company reshuffles leadership as Stotesbury resigns
Edward T. Stotesbury resigns the presidency of the Reading Company and Agnew T. Dice is elected president, also becoming head of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway. Alfred H. Smith retires from the Reading board, replaced by William K. Vanderbilt Jr. William L. Kinter resigns, succeeded by Dice. Charles Heebner named general counsel. Stotesbury had led Reading since 1914 and had considered stepping down, with federal railroad control cited as a factor.
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Reading Company
Edward T. Stotesbury
Agnew T. Dice
Dice
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Mr. Stotesbury
Alfred H. Smith
Reading Board
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
William L. Kinter
Reading
Stotesbury
Standing of the Crews By District and Yard Listings
Comprehensive roster of train crew assignments for Philadelphia and Enola divisions, listing engineers, firemen, brakemen, conductors, and yard board personnel for multiple lines, including 112 118 108 104 yards, 239 division, 284 and 208 crews, 12th crew at Reading, with first-to-go times and named personnel.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Brown
Swartz
Wiker
Inswiler
Shimp
Knotwell
Shive
Schar
Miller
Leib
Mortz
Albright
Tettemer
Brink
Corder
Benson
B. F. Cook
Delaney
King
Grabill
Holsinger
Paul
Warner
Freed
Myers
Fortenbaugh
Stutts
Crimmel
Dare
Hemminger
Shull
Danner
Long
Baker
Kirkpatrick
Buff
Boyle
Revie
Bostdorf
Shiefar
Rauch
Weigle
Lackey
Maeyer
Sholter
Snell
Welsh
Rheam
Rein
Bell
Swope
Shaffer
Smith
Garverick
Frysinger
ENOLA
Gemperling
Zimmerman
Haine
Rudy
Yard Board
Barnhart
Zeiders
Bryan
Potter
Herron
Hanlon
Lutz
Bair
Morris
Bainbridge
Copp
Yeagey
Fish
Handi
Minnick
Kaufman
Snader
Bates
Deardorf
Moyer
Beecher
P. Miller
Leibner
R. Deardorf
Burtnett
Pisle
I. Hoffman
L. Kline
Daub
McCullough
D. Bashore
Leibtreu
Welker
Siler
Schlusser
Thomas
Chronister
Wilt
W. Davidson
Ney
Epler
J. Long
Stahley
Shireman
Goodermouth
Wray
Ehrhart
Adair
Royer
Republican Committee Workers Meet June
A meeting of the Republican county committee will be held Saturday at 10 o clock for reorganiza tion. The nesting will be held in the court oase. Juvenile court postponed to Monday July 1. Fourteen cases against gangsters to be heard then. Regular session for suspended sentence court will be held tomorrow. Names School Auditors: Middletown district Benjamin E Ulmer and William F Keever. Susquehanna township John Harro and Harry B Raybor. Attending: General John F W Hart ranft Camp No 1 Sons of Veterans at Scranton state convention. Attendees: Terhoff commander Futreer KE Julius junior vice commander W S Hess secretary FY Bear guide.
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Republican Committee
Republican County Committee
William H. Hoerner
Benjamin E. Ulmer
William F. Keever
Middletown
John Harro
Harry B. Ray- Bor
Susquehanna Township
Erate
John FV. Hartranft
Sons of Veterans
Scranton
Terhoff
Futreer KE. Julius
W. S. Hess
FY. Bear
May Anthracite Shipments Decline Compared With 1917
May anthracite shipments reported to the Anthracite Bureau of Information totaled 6,887,256 tons, down from 6,917,525 tons in May 1917 and further reduced from the preceding year.
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Anthracite Bureau of Information
Coal shipments change in April and May over 1917 totals
The report shows April and May 1917 coal movement with April at 368,373 tons and May higher or lower against last May by 30,269 tons. Domestic size shipments fell by 174,896 tons while steam sizes rose by 144,627 tons, indicating a shift from fresh mining to culm bank recovery.
Charged by Wife Sol Emanuel toface mayor today
Sol Emanuel of 1253 Market was arrested by patrolmen Balthaser and Demma last night and to be arraigned before Mayor Ke on a charge of wife beating. The accusation states he used brute force during an argument when words failed.
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Sol Emanuel
Market
Trolmen Balthaser
Demma
Ing
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