Santa Fe to Shift Crews From Topeka to Argentine
Railroad officials announce a planned transfer of four to six Santa Fe engine and train crews from Topeka to Argentine. The move would end Topeka as a division point for through freight, upsetting local families and jobs. The company hopes to save mileage and reduce total costs for engine and train crews, while supporters warn of severe local economic impact.
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Big B. L. E Affair Planed Chiefs Address Kansas City Meeting
Kansas City February 1 The Brotherhood of Leacona live Engines of Kanead City and the Givimiong within a 200 mile radio districts plan two meetings on February 22 Broadway between Ninth and Tenth will host the morning session at 9 30 and the afternoon at 2 00 The headquarters will be at the Coaton House Grand Chief Arthur Will attend and speak The morning program covers business matters while the afternoon focuses on education A large slate of speakers including labor leaders professionals and ministers will discuss the orders aims A union gathering with cards admitted and 700 guests expected from outside the city A dance concludes the day at Musto hall Committees J Cavanaugh Bi Gurse and C J Bugves lead the arrangements
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Opens Anew with Strong Railroad Earnings This Month
The Financial Chronicle reports a promising start to the year for railroad earnings. Early returns from multiple companies show substantial revenue gains, with overall increases surpassing prior counts and a broad uplift across most firms. Only a few report declines or flat results, indicating widespread improvement.
Common Mistake to Overeat Grape-Nuts The Health Card
A vintage health note warns against eating too much Grape-Nuts urging a limit of three heaping teaspoons for the cereal portion. It claims proper quantity sustains brain and nerve centers, boosts vigor, and avoids digestive upset while suggesting techniques to keep the cereal fresh.
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Freight Traffic and Passenger Volumes in Winter
The text notes freight and merchandise traffic grew with higher passenger movement possible. Favorable conditions include weather making winter mild and open, aiding overall transport volumes more than last year. Changes in classification and direct advances may have boosted figures, with weather deemed propitious for travel.
Decision delay in Kansas City Pittsburgh and Golf railway post
New York Feb 14 decision in the Kansas City Pittsburgh and Golf railway presidency was postponed by representatives meeting in New York. Max Pam, counsel for interests now in control, indicated a result would likely take several days. Reports from Chicago about demands by Burlington lines were denied by Pam. It was unclear if Mr Brown had been offered the presidency, though there was talk of a five year term and independence to build up lands.
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Fenshawe Returns From Topeka Visit to Improve Santa Fe Lighting
Henry E. Fenshawe of New York and vice president of Consolidated Electric Lighting and Equipment Company has been in Topeka four weeks supervising the Axle Light plant branch. He helped equip Santa Fe cars with electric lighting and plans further changes and plant enlargements before returning to Topeka.
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Union Pacific to Fire All In Ill Health Officials
Union Pacific workers in Omam Neb are alarmed by a plan to call all employees to submit to medical exams. The policy would remove those deemed not in good health from payroll, with replacements found for the dismissed via a program suggested by management. The move follows a past order that reportedly dropped staff above a certain age from pay.
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MIDGET NEARLY READY FOR SANTA FE ENGINE
A near completion Santa Fe experimental locomotive nicknamed Midget is described as being turned out this week. The tiny engine features a ten inch drive wheel, a 37 inch driver, and between seven and eight feet diameter air connections. It will be operated as a switch engine with its handler kept in a secure cub at one end.
Bridge Inspectors Replaced by Section Foremen on Santa Fe
The Barr Retrenchment Policy on the Santa Fe leads to discharge of bridge inspectors. The work will be performed by section gang foremen of the divisions. Economy is the aim as supervision is believed to be handled satisfactorily by the firemen.
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Santa Fe Closes Night Office Operators at Small Stations
Night offices to be closed at Lakey, Av en, Bubane Cane, Clare, and Olivet until further notice. The move, tied to economy and efficiency, affects the night shift at several small Santa Fe stations and prompts service reductions.
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Big Four Story Denied by Central President
New York February 14 President S Callaway of the New York Central denied a circulating report that the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis railroad would be absorbed by the Lake Shore and that both managements would merge. He said the rumors were baseless, noting both lines are under Van derbilt control.
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Frick Sues Carnegie for Receiver in Carnegie Steel Case
Henry Clay Frick files a equity suit in Allegany County Court of Common Pleas against Andrew Carnegie and Carnegie Steel seeking dissolution of claimed transfers, an injunction to prevent interference with Frick’s stake, removal of prior transfers, and fair accounting of assets, with relief to allow Frick to participate in management if defendants refuse his terms.
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Dissolution and Asset Liquidation Sought in Firm Case
Court orders dissolution and appointment of a receiver to wind up the firm. Assets to be converted to money, debts paid, remaining balance distributed to partners. An account between Carnegie and the plaintiff to charge losses to Carnegie for alleged fraud, with recovery of damages if dissolution occurs.
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