PAY DEPENDS UPON NUMBER OF ACCIDENTS
Claims and damage suits for May show light activity. Under a plan by the Trietian Company the amount paid to all employees connected with patrol of the traction railway lines is tied to claims and damages from accidents. W B Tuttle notes May is the lightest month, yielding about 35000 in dividends plus regular salaries. The total distribution nears 52000 with trainmen earning roughly 22000 in wages. The plan makes workers partners in accident costs, aiming to reduce incidents and raise safety. Other measures include air brakes, tenders, folding platforms, overhead crews, and window guards.
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Trietian
Atrect
W. B. Tutte
Cara
Ausiut Rou
PLC
AML
Elaitis
Dasonge
Cimanctal Vndares
Oibor Menaires
Traction Company
Mr. Tuttle
New Superintendent Meek to Visit San Antonio Schools
Charles Meek recently elected superintendent of San Antonio public schools will arrive June 15 and stay three days. He will travel to Berkeley, California, to deliver lectures on School Administration, a prior summer engagement. A plan for double sessions at Main Avenue High School and Kerr Hill School will be shown to him for possible adoption.
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Charles 8. Meek
San Antonly
San Antony
Terkeley
Cal
University of California Om
San Antonio
Meek
Main Avenue
Kerr Hill
Ryan
Prineton
St. Louis
Fire damages auto and injures two at Black Wednesday dawn
A blaze touching about 100 dollars in damage damaged a car at Gregory Brothers corner Main Plus and Dolor ess wired around 11 40 am on Black Wednesday morning. Fire crews tackled the flames as workers used gasoline by mistake, sparked by a moving ignition, with an alarm summoning responders. Sanatorium for tuberculosis remains in San Antonio.
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Gregory Brothers
Curase
Main Plus
Doloress
Organize 13 Towns For Highway Work
Thirteen towns formed road associations after a missionary trip by the Way Improvement advocates from San Antonio to the lower Rio Grande valley. The party returned Wednesday praising local enthusiasm for better roads and noting strong public support.
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Rio Grande Valley
San Antonio
Thar
C. MK. Colp
Wirghwiy League
Thule
Tang
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M. J. Dielmann
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W. J. Lytle
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Franklin
Taxtcabs
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Ea Money
O'Gonnell Soap Co
E. Houston St
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Wilson
A-Bar Plumbing Co
Wriedman
Brody
Humane Society
Hicks
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Fred Davidson
A. Heil
Travis
A. F. Sureddin
C. J. Linkham
Moore Wailding
Rob Geopets
Hie
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Monterey
Bexar County Humane Society
M. Collins
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Lyford
San Benito
Haringen
la Feria
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Donna
San Juan
Medien
Pharr
Edinburg
Miesion
Telm
Willizia Cassin
Devar County Highway League
D. E. Colp
George D. Marshall
Highway Department
A. and M. College
C. B. Austin
Welfare Department
University of Texas
J. Lynn Thomas
Dairy Ang Creamery
A and M. College
Joske
New Castle
Alamo Street
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Emmet Bank
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