Pecos Valley line extension debated after El Paso clash
Railroad officials discuss the Santa Fe Pecos Valley extension from Roswell New Mexico toward El Paso. surveys completed and rival plans cited. Witness accounts describe a near collision and a runaway freight incident near Uplands, with engineers recalling missed orders and emergency braking amid calls for a cross state route to beat Rock Island to El Paso.
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HG Mudge
Dom Rotthibkt Wiis
Santa Fe de
Roswell
N. M
el Paso
Souris
Mullen
Othaf Ayers Turner
Pecos Valley
el Pasi
Pecos Valles
Santa Fe
Sane Ta Fe
Devos Vatley
Ellis
Howie Thimnd
Gore
Teabling Beer Averys
Tuller
Peous
Feo
Terest
Bet
Tanta Fe
Telend
Rowkin
Kansas City
Fl Paso
Paso
Emperia
Petos Valley
Sasita Fe Marly Coniderabis
Santa Fa Oftichaletus
Ai Cransis
Serra Madre
el Pras
Neuve Caan
New Mexico
Mexico
Chaniles Fond
Rock Island
Albuquerque
Train Crash Blame Shifts In Early Morning Inquiry
Statement from Engineer J W. fer places blame on himself for a December crash in San Francisco. The throttle operator recalls the moment of impact as the train derailed with fatalities. Investigators review embankment conditions and signaling to determine contributing factors.
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San Francisco
J W. Fer
Off for San Francisco Train From Strom City
The Lantry train with two cars and five dead engines departed Strom City for San Francisco to begin work on the ching Bani project. Gantt oversaw the trip and the entourage includes the Laytre brothers planning the route and preparations for the enterprise.
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Strom City
Kan
San Francisco
Cal
Auch
Conductors and Trainmen Win $12 Raise From Southern Pacific
Officials and labor committee in Houston secured a $12 pay increase for conductors and trainmen after extended talks with Southern Pacific. The Herald notes ongoing negotiations and contrasts with earlier stated figures while detailing the wage settlement.
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Southern Pacific
Wrance
Houston
Amilant
Herald
Gorn Talt
Maria
van Vieck
Diplomatic talks yield gains for El Paso rail workers
Two of the most diplomatic men in the Gunks of conductors and trainmen report a wage victory. Trainmen and conductors claim 6 to 0 percent gains, though advisories suggest 6 percent. El Paso divisions: half cent per mile raise for trainmen, freight brakemen to seventy five dollars monthly, passenger brakemen to twelve dollar increase, with managers praised for fairness.
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Vien Vleck
Secretaris Cele BOS chartered trader route across Indian Territory
Fragmentary report traces a charter issued to trader Stace aan Ata to operate a route from Denver through to Ponce via Oklahoma City and Fort Smith, with paths near Stringtown Choctaw and Chickasaw territories, naming numerous individuals and places including Gagtetown, Port Smith, and Medicine, Laidlaw. The text centers on early transport and land routes across tribal lands and mentions various figures in connection with the venture.
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Guthrie
Secretaris Cele Bos
Denver
Ponce
Oklahoms City
Loretta Port Smith
Stringtown
Ram Marshall
Guatlirse
Srooddn
Grant
Gurngfatier
Canating
Logan
Cikire
Albert Ee Gerken
J. Coolyy
McCormsk
Okim
Hema
Vic van Horn
New Water Pump Plant For Santa Fe Hotels And Shops
The Albuquerque Journal Democrat reports heightened fire protection for the Alvarado hotel depot and Santa Fe property. A new pumping plant at the shops will draw water from the existing well, supplying high pressure service throughout the Santa Fe site. City mains have been laid to new buildings and will extend to other structures once the electric plant is running, within about three days.
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Albuquerque Journal-Democrat
Alvarado
Santa Fe
la Kn
Renniff Reinstated as Santa Fe Master Car Builder
San Bernardino February 14 a patch work bee at the Santa Fe shops ended with the reinstatement of J. Renniff who resigned the foremanship Thursday. He had left after disputes with Master Mechanic Smith and planned to return east but now resumes as master car builder for the Santa Fe. A. A. Butterworth resumes temporary charge of the department and returns to under foremanship.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Me
J. Reni
Smith
Santa Fe
A. A. Butterworth
Raton Tunnel Work Advances in Santa Fe Expansion
The Santa Fe construction force nears double tracking Morley to Raton tunnel, widening bridges and replacing timber with steel as coal veins are uncovered in cuts. Withrow transfers to Emporia while other workers recover from illness. February 1 event planned at Steubers hall as postal workers prep for a benefit.
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Albuyerequesy
Santa Fe
Morley
Colo
Raton
Ait Lab
Raton Mountain
Deaths and illness tied to RADWAYS PILLS price per box
A fragmentary notice reports health concerns linked to a medicine brand and mentions RADWAYS PILLS and its price per box sold by druggists. The text is garbled, but references symptoms such as heartburn, fever, and suffocation ideas, with no clear date or location.
Church News Plans For April Institute In Topeka
The Minister's Institute will meet at the First Christian church in Topeka April 1 2 and 20 Rev C A Finch current pastor at First Christian lives on West Sixth avenue and plans to learn the situation before firm plans The institute will feature Rev Jir Finch a Lincoln Comer Chicago graduate and noted speaker Dr H J Willett from Chicago will head the sessions with Dean of Disciples of Divinity Dr Willett among speakers Irene Horner Millepaugh and others will perform songs Rev Canon Bywater will lead services at the Church of the Good Shepherd next Sunday with related lectures and readings at Grace Cathedral and First Methodist church references to local clergy and events fill the notice.
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C. A. Finch
First Christian Church
Ft West Sixth Avenue
Jir. Finehin
Comer University of Lincoln
Neb
Theversity of
Chicago
Mini E
H. J. Willett
Renetaon
Fev
Disciples of Divinity House
Hey
Finch
Harper
Willett
He A. Ott
Mise
Irene Horner
Grace Cathedral
Piso Millepaugh
Canon Bywater
Chure of the Good Shepherd
Fiche Auxh
D. D
Maurice J Bywater
Good Shepherd
North Topeka
St. Simon's
Seventh and Western Avenue
Canon Bywat
First African Baptist Church
Third and
Quincy
G. D. Olsen
Lingoh
Post Hall
East Sixth Street
Searing
P. Searing
Church Am
Adam Wyman
Malné Lakes
Church Notes From Brown's Chapel and Local Faiths
A dense church notices page lists services across multiple denominations in Topeka. It includes Brown's Chapel sermons at 1 o'clock, First Lutheran, Third Christian, Episcopal, United Presbyterian, Seventh Day, Lutheran, Baptist, and more. It notes pastors, sermon topics, times, and Sunday schools, with several confirmations of baptism and communion opportunities.
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Jackson Street
J. A. Staples
Third Christian Church
Third
Latke Streets
Mullers
Eat
Sixth and Quincey train run and local events detailed
A garbled report recalls Sixth and Quincey activity with Frank Wilcox and performers, a special train to Lawrence, and plans for evenings in Joplin. It mentions White r, Ira Miller with the Bald win works crew, a conference with educational committees, and YMG workers statewide finishing a reservoir project with GoNntrit- Hon Perr oversight.
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Quincey
Frank Wilcox
Memphis
Jopitu
Whiter
Mitchell
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Sante Fe
Ira Miller
Piayen
T. O. Prowt
Dtaltroa
Kienmas City
Sawerlie
Weill
Ammons
Interna Iina
Cmte Fund
YMG
Menprit
Bern
First Methodist Church Holds Evarisematic Services
The First Methodist Church will present evarisematic services for the next weeks with the first half hour devoted to song and directed to the unconverted. The pastor will be assisted by the Epworth League during these services.
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First Presbyterian Church
J. D. Countermin
Subbach School
Deavor
Tracy
First Methodist Church
Epworth League
Under Two Flags at Crawford Audience Falls Short
Last night at Crawford the play Under Two Flags drew a small crowd. Louise McCullough as Cigarette gave a steady performance, with Mia Watson adding bugle calls on her cornet while the orchestra rendered subdued music. Scenic effects were lacking and the advertised scenery failed to appear, though the show hinted at better potential with a stronger company and stagecraft.
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Crawford
Louise McCulliis
Mia Watson
H Denne
Ender
Two Flags
Six Day Walking Match Near Collapse Leads Pack
New York on February 13 sixteen teams entered the sixth and final day of the six day walking match. Hegelman and Cavanaugh led from the start and were about 25 miles ahead of their nearest competitors at 8 o clock this morning. Winston walkers suffer fatigue and some force themselves around the oval while others sleep in bursts. The endurance contest continues with the leaders maintaining a strong pace as the event heads toward its close.
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New York
Hegelman
Cavanaugh
At & O'Clock
Oval
Sprint to retire exhausted score report at 8 oclock
A cryptic early morning score list shows leaders in paired events with unclear spellings. The pairs Ciimen Catanarigh and Fabey S Methan lead, with Gick Fowarth and Noremac Cartwright also noted tepidly. Peers and Feeney Feeney appear among minor mentions with errant figures.
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Ciimen
Catanarights
Fabey
sMethan Se Gick
Fowarth
Case Noremac
Cartwright
Peers
I Feeney
Feeney Ig
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