Railroads Fight Union Discipline Says It Hampers Safety
Biason Thompson of the General Managers' Association accuses railway labor organizations of causing lax discipline and impaired safety. He attacks the blocking system and claims unions interfere with management authority, urging accountability for accidents and arguing discipline rests with railway officials.
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Biason Thompson
General Managers’ Associaion of
Chicago
Failway
Thompset Alse
Ameriiso
Wintereigl
Linuitierchievas
Tis
Emphuyeneert
Tiny Ao Artas
Railway Brotherhood
Thompeah
Tuompenn
Timnens
Gowrating
Mamarion
Lincoln’s Car Bought For Exposition Exhibit Move
Omaha February 4. After years in retirement the Lincoln car used in President Lincoln’s era will leave the Linkin Pacific yards tomorrow for St Louis. It will be exhibited at the exposition and was specially built as a commemorative steel plated vehicle for the Lincoln centennial era.
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Omaha
Linkin Pacific
St. Louis
Frank Lo Shaw
T Lincoly
BTOLE INCANDESCENT BULBS Robbed in Santa Fe shops
Incandescent bulbs stolen from yards over three months, torn from sockets and cut from wires, affecting the Banta Pe shop and related service. Authorities report many incidents and ongoing thefts threaten ongoing operations and supply.
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Santa Fe
San Dernardino
Stn
Bormanting
Banta Pe
Ectal
Pleasant Occupation Savings Plan Notice
Full paid certificates up to 800 or more earn five percent interest, payable semi annually on July 1 and January 1. The plan aims for future comfort and happiness, but may be withdrawn at any time. Savings now available. call ext 115.
Unclear Globe Thief Ring Suspects 800 Shops Targeted
Report notes 1200 to 1000 requisitions for globes stolen over three months. Only about 800 hang spots exist in shops, lamp burn rate implied. Santa Fe fence issue cited. police refuse to name suspects while warning culprits that detection and punishment will be severe.
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Santa Fe
Who Got the Wheat Lawsuit Over Lost Grain in Salina
William and B. El Telchgraeber, grain dealers in Gypsum City under Teicheraeber Iron, sue Missouri Pacific Railroad in district court for about 736 dollars and 22 cents for wheat not delivered. They allege shipments on August 18 1971 fell short with 400 of 4 bushels reaching Kansas City, plus 699 shipped with only partial delivery, and further shortages totaling substantial losses.
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Salina
Kas
William
B. EL Telchgraeber
Gypsum City
Orm
Teicheraeber Iron
Sherman & Fletcher
Kansas City
Misouri Pablic Railway Company
Santa Fe Fireman Struck by Mall Crane in Narrow Escape
A Santa Fe fireman aboard No 11 near Newton Kansas narrowly escaped serious injury after being struck by a crane hook on a mall crane as the engine cleared a yard. He suffered a temple cut but retained overall vitality, with the incident described as remarkable given the dangerous proximity to the crane.
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Santa Pe
Newton
Kan
Fet
Santa Fe
Wiehtsaga
Harwly
Stitford
Wee
New Mileage Book To Roll Out March First
Chicago February 4 Passenger officials of the transmi souri raids have completed plans to issue a 2000 mile mileage book for March 1. The ticket will be valid on roads west of the Missouri River and beyond the Rocky Mountains. Rebate down to 2 percent will apply across the territory.
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Alkansan Ronda
Chicago
Trantimiesouri
Missouri River
Rocky Mountain
Firemen Recalled to Santa Fe Division in New Mexico
Newton Kansas dispatch reports three more Rio Grande firemen Jourton Whods and Normin will be returned to the Santa Fe division in New Mexico to resume their posts after transfer from the western division two months ago. They have been on the extra board in Newton while about ten to twelve additional engineers from the western division remain on the Newton board. The grain rate war section notes new rate tables with export rate cuts and adjustments affecting shipments from Omaha St. Louis and other points, with various compressions and sector-specific changes.
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Newton
Kan
Ranta Fe
Jourton
Whods
Normin
Taton
New Mexicca
New Mexico
Mainsport
Lous
Etree
Omaha
eBinell
Tshutta
Snes. Com
Lowe and Foent
Tonle
Lanne
Jury verdict for defendants in Fox damages case
A Springfield jury returned a verdict for the Minecutl Pacific railroad company in the $15,000 damages case of Mrs. Isabella Fox of Grantsburg Johnson County. The incident involved a cowcatcher striking her, causing multiple fractures, as she stood near a defendant rail line. The dated report notes surrounding railroad personnel movements and a sequence of unrelated railway notices and personnel updates.
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Springfield
Isabella Fox
Grantsburg
Johnnson County
Minecutl Pacific Railroad’ Company
al Bergen
Fox
Ted
Jenine
Herribs
Sugar Trust Leader's Far Reaching Power Revealed
Reports describe Havemeyer as head of the Sugar Trust with a vast reach across banks, railways, and markets. The piece cites alleged movements of executives, planned new offices, and claims of influence in Topeka and Chicago, portraying the trust as a dominant force in finance and industry.
FIGHT ON SCHWAB INVOLVES ODell UPSTATE MEN IN BOND SCHEME
New York February reports reveal Governor Odell and other upstate Republicans were induced to invest heavily in United States Ship Hulsing bonds. Attorney Lauterbach seeks to prosecute Schwab associate actions as Meuben Le Fox of the Republican state committee, among others, faces $ ten thousand from shipbuilding fraud. Untermyer prepares papers to place Fox in a lawsuit seeking insolvency rulings from Justice Kirkpatrick in New Jersey.
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New York
Odell
United States Ship Hulsing Company
Live
Chan
Mr. Schwab
Max Famoo
Meuben le Fox
Mr. Fox
Lauterbach
Thay Ehipbuiliding
Gorda
Bonda
Untermyer
Fox
Power and control debated over corporate profits
A fragmented report discusses who holds power in a corporation, its New Jersey base, and its dividend history. It questions governance, regulatory reach, and potential moves to tighten control to improve earnings amid unclear due filings and leadership.
Headache plagued women promise cure with patent tonics
A period advertisement extols severe headaches suffered by women, arguing male blame would halt business, and touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with a $500 reward for cures. It promotes medical books and mail-order sales from Buffalo, N.Y., claiming vast cures for female weaknesses and related ailments.
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Pierce
Buffalo
Dn Pierce
R.v.pierce
N.Y
Carnegie's Pension Claim Raised by Amused Telegraph Veteran
Andrew Carnegie and Pension Commissioner Ware met at a reception hosted by John W. Foster. Carnegie claimed a civil war pension based on a wound from a telegraph accident, insisting he was the third man injured, not the first blood shed. The claim had not reached the pension office by press time.
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Ware
Andrew Carnegie
Fon
John W. Foster
Wynne
Iudillonaire
Carneele
Baltimore
Annapolis
Ascerti
Johnny Reb
Massachusetts
Njured
Sim Ware
Mr. Carnesie
Wire
Carnegie
Washington Times
California 325.00 Train Tickets On Sale In March
California 325.00 via Santa Fe tickets go on sale in March and April. The rate applies to intermediate points with good for tourists sleepers and free chair cars. Includes stopover privilege. For full information and free brochure write Pat A Tapeka.
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Santa Fe
Westure
Pat A. Tapeka
Reduced Hates to New York and Return Via the Baltimore and Ohio
An OCR fragment mentions spring meeting Merchants non at New York with tickets held from Chicago for round trips under a certificate plan. Sale dates listed February 6 to 10 and February 27 to March 1, with return certificates required within two days. Additional lines refer to Washington and Philadelphia and stray consumer product mentions.
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Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Chicago
Washington
More
Philadelphia
President releases Panama correspondence on U S military actions
The president sent to the Senate copies of correspondence related to the United States use of military force in Panama and surrounding isthmus areas. Documents detail dates and circumstances of landings, with classified material withheld as public interest.
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Washington
Feb
Senate
Gordman
United States
Grenada
Colombia
Navy Department
War and Navy Departments
Military
Naval Intelligence
Eulys
Secretary of the Navy
Republic
Loomis
Department of State
U.S
Panama
Stat
New
New Grenada
State Department
Moody
Department
Jones in Washington Seeks Buffalo Cattle Crossbreed
Buffalo nicknamed cattlenes, a cross between buffalo and domestic cattle, would not need feeding or shelter in harsh Dakota winters. Jones, a park game warden from Topeka, visits Washington to present his first report to the interior department and meets the president with a robe from a sacred bullock robe.
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Bufaio) Jones
Topeka
Kan
Yellowstone National Park
Normandie
Washington Post
Dakota
Jones Calieo
Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Cure
An old advertising feature extols Kilmer's Swamp Root as a powerful kidney and liver remedy. It asserts kidneys trigger global health, cites endorsements from Dr Kilmer and A. E Reynolds, police chief, and urges readers to request a free sample while noting purchase info in stores.
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State Journal
Kilmer
Ambos
Dr. Kilmer
Swamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Topeka Daily State Journal
Roosevelt backs buffalo ranching at Yellowstone plan
President Roosevelt favors an experimental buffalo herd in Yellowstone with 1902 funding of 13 000 dollars for domesticated stock. Mr Jones oversees culling and captures wild calves to join the tame herd while preserving the park’s burgeoning puma population and collecting tomahawklike trophies from hunts.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Yellowstone
Mr. Jones
He Sues For Support In Superior Court
In Los Angeles a deserted husband Henry Billiott sues Elizabeth Billiott in the superior court for support. The 72 year old man, infirm and bedridden, claims he never agreed to support and that his wife, who owns a Colorado farm and a flourishing real estate business, has deserted him and provides no aid. He seeks legal fees and an order for her to contribute a reasonable amount for his maintenance.
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Los Angeles
Var
Henry Biliott
Elizabeth Billiott
Hilcott
Birmingham
England
Colorado
Elliott
Emporia Club Federation Meeting Highlights
Women gathered at Mrs. W. H. Irwin’s home for the City Federation of Wormers club year kickoff. Featured were city school women’s efforts and civic plans shared among members.
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Emporia Club Federation
Kan
W. H. Irwin
Wormers Clube
Ralttor Ryputte
Club Officers Illustrated by Obscure Phrases
The note lists officers for several groups with titles such as vice president treasurer and auditor. Names include Warren from the Literary league Fremont Miller from the Arcadian Bar dolph from Parliament and Mike Hardoestie from the Thesatires in a quirky catalog of roles.
Drake Estate Appraised at Forty Scott Fort Fort Scott Kas
Fort Scott Kansas February 4 after labor ing incomumuty for the past twenty three years the Drake estate was appraised at 350 000 The real estate was valued and cash legacies fixed cashier Martis of the bank gets one fifth or seventy thousand dollars A M Drake and Mon Bakney receive the bulk of the estate with the remaining one fifth to Mr Drake sister The report notes the estate is free from entanglements and lists bank deposits and holdings in various Fort Scott institutions including eighty thousand in the Fort Scott Bank and Wee 920 080 in TS of Fort Scott and other deposits in Fort Scott bank and Union Nation Bank of Kansas
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Drake
Fort Scott
Kas
Wimppana
Dodge Hudson
Martis
A. M. Drake
Bakney
Union Nations Bank of
History of American Women to be published by government
At a February session of the executive council of the National Council of Women Kate Walley Barret of Washington vice president announced a coming history of women in American life to be issued by the government Phoebe Baker of Utah was named among others. Damaged by fire in New York on February 4 a residence and contents valued at about 50 000 were destroyed and the family and servants escaped in night clothing.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Council of
Warnes
Kate Walley Barret
Washington
Armerton
Phoebe . Baker
Utah
New York
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Steel Trust
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