Kansas Men Start Rail Project At China Basin Fans
The Lantry firm from Irong City Kansas was awarded a contract near Frisco to fill the China Basin yardage area for the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe line. Two dozen locomotives and heavy equipment moved from Strong City by Santa Fe train as preparations began for a two year operation employing many workers on the massive land and water work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Oil and Rice Land Company
China Bank
le Chie
Sera
Gotham Marts
Mbnatone
Banta Fe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Py
Acta
China
Nesta
Neptune
Penditune Cs
Ike
BK Lantry Soam
Irong City
Kantaa
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Historie
Oh Preidin
Kansas
Ander Funston and Lite
Topeka
Sante Fe
Santa Fe
Poe Lny
Annne
Exrn
Seard
Treney Lantry
Frisco
Jikn Duthnter
Ae Mery
Duylieht Sid Moonthe
Youngers
Fk Machines
Inade
Kaneas
Anaes Fees
Lantry
RK. L. Corran
Tden
St. Louis River
Lake Superior & Mississipp
Milwaukee Hne
Strong City
Kansas Contractors Lantry Brothers Build Westward Railroads
Henry B Lantry and son Charles J Lantry expanded B Lantry Sons into a strong Kansas contracting firm. They operated a 16 year crusher plant at Strong City and worked on major Santa Fe projects including the China Basin fill and the car wheel road up Pike's Peak. The firm employed hundreds at various sites, with offices from Strong City to Los Angeles and Wellsville, handling depots, roundhouses, tanks, ballast, and roadbed improvements across the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry EB. Lantry
Santa Fe
Charles J. Lantry
Henry Lantry
Plymouth Rocks
J. Mileham
Charles Lantry
Topeka Bank
China Basin
Pike's Peak
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix
Kansas
Strong City
Santrys
Walieat Willams
Seligman
Arizona
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Texas
Entoft
Wellsville
West
Ta Fe Mae
Point Richmond
Barstow
San Francisco
Frisco
Fitzhugh and
Lantry
Watrous
N. 21
Fort Madison
Virgil Brown
Joseph Hettiger
Rock Source
Prison
Territory
W.J.O' Byrne
Ed Chapman
Bookksender
F. EB. Netant
J. A. Broderick
Ft. Midison
Towa
A. Maley
J. W. Lantry
Horace Greeley
Fortune in Chance Old Marriage Record Unearthed
Kenosha Wis Feb 22 An old marriage certificate found among Kenosha archives could yield a fortune. McKenzie claims the record links to a June 15 ceremony involving local figures and distant lands, sparking belief in a $2,600,000 prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Regamone Te Orswit
McKenzie
McKensie
Hage
Edwards Fiery
McKensie Sea
Scotland
Wales
Davis Sues Gamblers Over Lost Money in Vincennes Case
In Vincennes Indiana on February 22 Richard C. Davis a former bank cashier filed a suit against several local gamblers to recover money he claims was lost through gambling The proceedings name Citizens National Bank as the recipient of funds Davis alleges were misplaced or mislaid during the dispute The case reflects a wave of speculative legal action tied to gambling losses in the city with testimony and witness scheduling expected in the coming weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Richard C. Davis
Woentitsigte Ind
Davis
Ted Davis
Ted
Citizens National Bank
Bank
Himaalt
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GEO. M. Noble & Co
W. S. Corbett
Kansas City
A. Oswald
Beaumont
A. Walker
W. E. Stanley
State of
D. L. Corbett
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Deposit National Bank
Dubois
A. Hess
Wichita Wholesale Grocery Co
Wichita
Kas
A. R. Dellon
K. C. Southern Ry. Co
J. T. Odell
Wall St
Apex Oil Company
Spindle Top
Capital
W. S. Woods
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City, Mo
A. F. Nathan
Gen’l
Chihuahua & Sinaloa Development Co
Chas. S. Thomson
GEO. M. Noble & Coo
Jackson Street
B. Lantry Sons
Lantry Ranch
Ned Ed
T. B. Broderick
Itarney
Ronslating
Witt
Tory
Deer Park
Henry £.Lantry
BARNEY @ANTRY
Charles J.lantry
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
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