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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1916

Page

23

Rail safety debate compares United States and Europe

A Washington report examines railway safety, noting higher injury rates in the United States than in Britain Germany and France. It cites differences in locomotive weight, car construction, and crew discipline, arguing American rail transport lags in safety and design standards.

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Balke Loan Sharks Demand Payday Window

A fragmented report shows Balke loan operatives pressuring debtors to repay by the next payday. The text mentions aggressive collection tactics and threats tied to wage garnishment and ongoing harassment, with vague references to local enforcement and lender practices.

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Atlantic City Hosts Major Car Tunders Convention

Impressive turnout of fillroad executives from Master Car Tunders and Master Mechanics groups at Atlantic City. Officials discuss railcar trends and steel locomotive stock, noting over 50 percent of freight equipment and 672121 steel freight cars in service by mid 1915.

Atlantic City Hobs Aaron Antefen North Amete Trentiers

Buried by Earthfall On California Rail Line

Rain loosened tons of earth buried tracks at a California railhead. The engine was nearly covered. only a small portion remained visible. Repairs followed to reopen service, with snow sheds mitigating winter losses and extensive earthwork required to maintain the line.

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Standardize Railroad Crossing Signals Across Nation

A committee recommends adopting uniform warning signals to address dangerous increases at anticiated grade crossings. The move seeks federal and state action to require all crossings to meet new standard standards and ensure national railroad safety compliance.

Clamshells to Shovel Snow Reference Mystery

Unclear OCR text describes a disrupted scene with scattered phrases about weather and transport. Readable fragments mention snow, a route, a party, and a dining scene but lack coherent events or identifiable names. Context remains too fragmentary to determine a concrete news item or outcome.

Guatemalan Sugar Estate Tour Reveals Central America's Rich Plantations

The writer tours Pantaleon Plantation in Guatemala, describing the great estate, its mill, and nearby coffee operations. He notes vast sugar production, 1400 bags daily, a modern mill, and surrounding landscapes with volcano views, villages, and antique idols.

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Gambler's Return Ends in Tragedy on Train

On a delayed train a gambler Davis obsesses over Molly and Jack Douglas. A wreck traps travelers including Molly and the scene shifts to the apartment where Molly confronts her past. In the end Davis sacrifices himself to save Molly as the train wreck tragedy unfolds with emotional turmoil and a fatal choice.

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Study of Workers Shows How Candidates Impress Interviewers

A wartime era account notes that an applicant’s behavior during a job interview reveals character. It highlights dress, demeanor, and mental steadiness as key impressions shaping hiring decisions.

Hinself Truman

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