Railway Safety Compared Across Nations on Accident Rates
A Washington report examined rail safety, noting France injures one per 2,000,000 carried while the United States shows poorer safety. Discussion highlights weight of locomotives, train crew discipline, and equipment as key factors in accident rates and calls for closer scrutiny of American rail practices.
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Great Britain
Prince
Husain
Sweren
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Baghood
George C. Pyle
Indianapolis
Leeds
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England
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Queretane
New Haven
Hans
Wilewtt
Balke Loan Sharks Demand Payday Return
A garbled account describes loan sharks pressing for repayment by a payday, with threats and refusal to extend credit. The text mentions wage earning individuals and a wary stance toward further borrowing, highlighting coercive debt practices and imminent payment demands.
Atlantic City Hosts Master Car Tunders Convention In 1915
The Master Car Tunders and Master Mechanics conventions gathered in Atlantic City drawing rail executives from major lines. Reports highlight steel freight car fleets, rail equipment, and the overwhelming share of steel freight cars in U S service.
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Atlantic City
Hobs Aaron
Antefen
North
Amete
Trentiers
Buried Earth Slows California Railhead Traffic
Rain loosened tons of earth buried the tracks at a California railhead. The engine was largely under debris but a portion remained at the surface. Service resumed after removing debris. Deep snow sheds and winter conditions complicate repairs and threaten frequent closures.
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California
Metttin
Standardize Warning Signals Across Nation Rail Crossings
A committee recommends standard signals at highway rail crossings due to a 1000 per cent rise in incidents from more crossovers. The plan aims to unify warning systems nationwide and seek legislation ensuring compliance in all states.
Clamshells to Shovel Snow Story Odd Text
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions effort to clear snow and a named entity Chadinnpetion Were dheview May Mae but overall unreadable with many garbled words and incomplete phrases. No clear event date place or outcome.
Central America Sugar Plantation Visit Described
A travel feature from Guatemala City narrates a journey to Pantaleon Plantation, detailing the estate’s vast sugar mill, coffee processing, and surrounding scenery. The piece notes the site’s historical idols, the humble Indian and Jamaican labor seen along the tracks, and the abundance of tropical produce observed along the route.
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Elreunietaieos
Gisite Mala
Oc Plantation
Sarhoe
Plantaton
Guatemala City
Central Armerica
Huntington
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Vale
Agia Owater
Fuego
Fred
Banga
Ridian
Todian
United States
Jules
Guatenala City
San Jose
Pacific
Pantaleon
Armenica
Anor
Amr
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Julia
Tite
Chololi
Spanturis
Sweereteotagie
Hieteriana
Aimer Lod
Selentieie
Puntalean Plantation
San Vincente
Gregorio
Rarra Heathers
Pantar Leon
Cheletums
Uea
Reckless gambler and a tragic train wreck fate
A gambler traveling by train obsesses over Molly and a distant past. A wreck alters fates as Jim Davis faces danger while trying to save Molly, triggering a confession of enduring love and a perilous moral reckoning amid debris and dust.
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Melly
Molly
Jack Douglas
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Douglas
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Cain
Jing Davis
Davis
Dayle
Jack
Sarey
Jack Doulas
Jim
Davin
Jim Davie
Fryous
Bios
Dayl
Jim Davis
Study of Workers Qualities and Interview Observations
An observer notes that the best applicants show persistence and calm under stress. The piece discusses how appearance and dress influence impressions and the impact of a candidate's self control during interviews.
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