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Crowley Named President of New York Central Lines
Patrick E. Crowley, a farm boy turned railroad executive, was elected president of the New York Central lines to fill the vacancy after A. H. Smith’s fall. He had been vice president in charge of operations for the system and allied lines, with a reputation for cooperative labor relations. Raymond D. Starbuck was named vice president, and Albert H. Harris received a new chairmanship of the finance committee while keeping his finance duties.
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New York
Patrick E. Wiley
Ted
New York Central Lines
America
Dirs
A. H. Smith
Crowley
Ofepers
New York Cent
Ottawa
Adirondack
St. Lawrence
Raquette Lake
Fulton Chain
Oledo
Ohio Central
Kkanwha
Michigan
Kanawha
West Virginia
Zanesse and Western Railways
Raymond D. Starbuck
Albert H. Harris
Finance Committee
Presi
New York Central
Mr. Smith