Reinstatement dispute at Lackawanna railway engineers
Engineer John R. Troch of the Lackawanna railroad, suspended by Superintendent FitsGibbon, seeks reinstatement through the General Grievance Committee. The panel and Troch report ongoing negotiations, with the Brotherhood promising public denials of misstatements and possible escalation to Grand Chief Arthur if no agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truesdale
FitsGibbon Hae
John R. Troch
Lackawanna Road
J. W. FitsGibbon
Engineer Troch
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
W. E. Allen
Sam Bloan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Troch
Grand Lodge
Milwaukee
Wis
FiteGibbon
General Committee of Adjustment
FE. H. Belden
George Snow
Joseph Nixon
Hoboken
Sidney Peck
Kingston
Robert Rose
Buffalo
Richard Cantlin
Elmira
John H. Chamberlin
Syracuse
Joseph Bromley
Binghamton
James Snover
Halistead
FitzGibbon
Chertly
Jennings
Brotherhood
Grand Lody
P. M. Arthur
Cleveland
Ohio
Anlard and
Colche Hs
Make-up of the D L W board for today
The timetable lists WILDCATS SOUTH with 1am J J Duffy and 8am J Ennis. 4am-8 Carmody, ha m-T Nauman, 6am md ver, 1am- D olph, 0am-G Hill, 2pm-G Ludlow, 1pm- J Devine, 1pm-E Van Vielt adm.-M Carmcedy with CC Van Holt's men. 4pm-A G Hammitt with James Gahagan's men. SUMMITS A m north-W H Nichol s with IL T Push's men. 9am north-G Frounfelker. 1pm south-McLane with Warrick's men. PULLER 10am-J L Beavers. PUSHERS 9am south Houser, 11 40am south Moran, 7pm south Murphy, 10pm south-C Cawley. PASSENGER ENGINE 60pm Magovern. WILDCATS NORTH a m ¢ engines-John Gahagan, 11am 2 engines-J E Masters, 44pm 2 engines-C Kingsley, op m 2 engines-J O'Hara.
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J. J. Duffy
van ‘Iolt
G. Hammitt
James Gahagan
Resignations Rumor Hits Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
The Master Mechanics Journal notes the DL&W accepting superintendent J W FitzGibbon's resignation. The Railway Age reports H Monkhouse of Chicago and Alton may succeed FitzGibbon on motive power and machinery, with FitzGibbon denying the resignation rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Mechanics’ Journal
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
J. W. FitzGibbon
Hailway Age
H. Monkhouse
Chicago and Alton
J. W. Fitz-Gibbon
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
FitzGibbon
Pennsylvania Coal surveyors map Hughestown land at Cork
Surveyors for the Pennsylvania Coal Company are working to map out and plot parcels on land at Hughestown Cork, extending marks across the property as part of a consolidation survey and future development plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hughestown
Cork
New Policy Forces Tenant Owners to Face Higher Ground Rent
Lane Browntown and Sebastopol residents who built homes on leased ground in the 60s face displacement risk as the new policy raises ground rent. Tenants who do not buy their lots will pay about 6 percent of lot value yearly. a $300 lot would cost $18 annually, roughly triple prior rates in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Change in Delaware, Lackawanna master mechanic duties
Thatcher, longtime master mechanic at Utica, N Y, moved to a new role and F W Williams of Syracuse takes over. A posted notice lists conductors and brakemen who failed to learn the new hand and lantern signals and must be examined or face relief from duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Thatcher
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Utica
N. Y
F. W. Williams
Syracuse
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
E. van Vitet
John Cawley
J. D. Jones
D. McGuire
William Lynn
John Costello
Joseph Cavanaugh
John Cavanaugh
J. G. Cole
Theodore Henry
J. Healey
J. McDonnell
H. Muricle
I. Malin
F. Madden
A. C. Baliabury
Store News Briefly Told Storm Serge and Dimities Sale
A promotional note highlights superior serge and dimities. 42 inch fabrics priced at 60c, 15c goods, and 124c printed dimities with 15,000 yards stocked. Challies in wool with satin serge stripe offer over twenty styles at 30c. Foujardine fabrics described as ideal cotton resembling silk, priced per yard at 50c.
Real Opening of the Shirt Waists at Great Store
The store highlights a large rear display of shirt waists for easy comparison and selection. It stresses comfort for customers and business for the shop, boasting the largest stock, ample assortment, and prices from 75 cents to 10 dollars, noting waists as a great convenience of women's dress of the period.
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John BR. Troch
D. L. & W. Board For Today
D. L. & W. Board
Wildcats, South
A. m
W. H. Nichol
Ilt Push
G. Frounfelker
McLane
Warrick
south—Houser
South Moran
south—Murphy
South—C
Cawley
Magovern
Wildcats
NORTH
John Gahagan
J. E. Masters
P.m
Hood’s
C.J. Hood & Co
Mass
Mount Pleasant Coal
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Tives
Baltimers, Md
Atlantic City, N. J
Morton
Atlantic City
N. J
Oes
Sea View
Ocean End
Virginia Avenue
N. R. Haines
T Robinsons
SONS
Pilsner
Scranton, PA
Laplin
Rand Powpae Co
Repaune Chemical Co
exet'Svee
Penn’a
Coun
the International Correspondence Schools
Connolly and Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Percales
Madras
Connolly & Wallace
atOn Avenue
Third National Bank
United States
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H, Peck
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
China
Japan
Wyoming Avenue
Administratrix Sale
Marwood Jordan
Vine Street
Dickson Works
Bittenbender & Co
Grace M. Seely
Suburban Electric Light Co
Arc Lighting
Connell
Tribune
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