Improvements At Burlington Station Will Now Be Asked By Chamber
The Burlington station may gain better passenger comfort as the Chamber of Commerce plans to ask Director General McAdoo to provide train sheds and improved platform facilities. Manager Pierson says complaints will be considered, a matron for women’s seating room may be proposed, and station cleanliness is being maintained. The Chamber urged citizens to file service complaints, while praising recent Wabash station renovations and urging timely Wabash trains to ease Quincy’s transit issues.
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Eli
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Burlington
Board of Health
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United States Railroad Administration
William Gibbs McAdoo
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Washington
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Augusta
LaPrairie
Golden
Camp Point
Paloma
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Coatburg
Exprise
R. C. Stokes
Stokes
Commodore Vanderbilt
Illinois
Missouri
Middle West
Wabash and Burlington
Congress
Quincy railroad fight grows beyond city lines
Quincys clash with the United States railroad administration led by McAdoo gains momentum as chambers of commerce and local leaders across Illinois unite to protest Wabash service cuts. Senators and county groups join, with Springfield and Barry voices amplifying the drive to restore trains and defend Quincy interests.
Vice President Bracken Delays Train. Chamber Notes Delays
The Chamber of Commerce records a notable delay caused by Vice President E. G. Bracken while riding a St. Paul to St. Louis train that arrived late in Quincy on the K line. Bracken wandered the station and returned to the platform as the train pulled away, later boarding after a brief pause, adding to ongoing delays. The story continues on page 10.
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Demand for better rail service in Quincy as public anger grows
Letters from Quincy Illinois residents and business groups rail against government control and the Federal Railroad Administration. They cite delays and changes to Wabash and Burlington schedules that harm shoppers, farmers, and mails, urging restoration of trains 52 and 53 and earlier morning service to Springfield and other hubs.
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Hannibal
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