Protests Overshadow Rail Franchises and Reconsignment Fees
Attorney General Er. C. Crow filed suits in the state supreme court against thirteen railroad companies to oust their franchises and seek fines for refusing to reconsign grain cars at Kansas City and St. Louis. Actions target charges of 2 per car and alleged hold track practices. Cooperating counsel include Frank Hageman and Adlei Sherwood. Local railroad men split on concessions, with Sedalia reps representing conductors and brakemen of the Katy and Pacific.
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Globe-Democrat
Er. C. Crow
State Supreme Court
Kansas City
St. Louis
Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
Tron Mountain Cotton Belt
Burlington and Quincy
Wabash
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Chicago & Alton
San Francisco
Colorado
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Burlington
Frank Hageman
Adlei Sherwood
Tanevers
Simaller
Sedalia
Flarry Reed
S. Moore
Katy
John Bowers
George Anderson
Pacific
Engines Ready for Katy Flyer Route Expansion
Automatic Couplers operator Frank Doble traveled to Tipton to take the Missouri Pacific station. Four new large engines will be delivered to the M K T from the east tomorrow and used on the Katy Flyers between St. Louis and Denison.
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Frank Doble
Tipton
Missouri Pacific
Katy Fiyers
St. Louis
Denison
Injured Apprentice Edward Burke in Workplace Accident
Edward Burke machinist apprentice at Missouri Pacific shops was injured Saturday while removing an eccentric strap. His hand was caught in a thinh ner and bones were broken. The injury will lay him up for some time.
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Edward Burke
Missouri Pacific
Largest Baldwin engine arrives at Sedalia yards
The M., KK. & T. railway company shows off its No. 493 Baldwin engine in Sedalia yards. Rated at 140 percent, it is 30 percent stronger than any other engine on the system and will be sent to Parsons for fitting and testing before likely serving the Choctaw division.
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Sedalia
Parsons
Choctaw
Katy officials visit Hannibal and Sedalia notes
Automatic Couplers report shows J. W. Conner Katy agent visited Hannibal yesterday afternoon and returned home last night. Engineer Parrish of the Katy has resumed work. 1. Day and family had been visiting Sedalia for sey
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J. W. Conner
Katy
Sedalia
Hannibal
Hannibal Journal
Parrish
Sey
Day family departs for Goodland home
The Day family left for their home in Goodland Kansas. Mrs Day, a former Secalian, is now an engineer on the Rock Island railroad, based out of Goodland.
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Eral Weeks
Goodland
Kas
Mrs. Day
Secalian
T& Land
New Cigar Clerk Appointed in Sedalia
Joe Gold, the efficient clerk at Will Sprecher's cigar stand, resigns and will retire in a few days. He will be succeeded by Miss Ruth Shattuck, a Kansas young lady, who arrived in Sedalia yesterday.
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Joe Gold
Will Sprecher
Mr. Gold
Ruth Shattuck
Kansas
Sedalia
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