Pioneer Real Estate Dealer of Topeka Recalled
A reminiscence of The Ts Rete, Topeka’s pioneer real estate dealer, detailing his long career from a small town vendor to a respected figure. Mentions his active wife, a Mason named Mr. Rees, and a First Presbyterian member. Includes endorsing Kedol Drs Pepkin Core for dyspepsia and digestion relief, with household testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts Rete
Topeke
Imes
Topeka
Fce
Hom
Rees
Vince
Grerregieln
Catarrh Remedies and Headache Treatments Advertised
An old advertisement discusses headaches and stomach and liver issues linked to catarrh. It touts Catarrh Tablets and a cocaine-containing product, naming brands and manufacturers, and promises relief through internal tonics and familiar remedies amid a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alana
Railroads cut work force amid slack business in western depots
About 500 men were laid off as Santa Fe and related lines report slack freight demand. Albuquerque and San Bernardino shops see cuts of up to a third, with some workers told their services are not required. Officials expect the reductions to be temporary and note renewed hiring as the season improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Forte
Randi
San Bernerdinn
San Vernukding
Lon Angeles
Albuquerque
Topeka
Toupika
San Bernardio
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Santa Py
Chicago
Albuquerqgue
Democrat
Conference on Santa Fe directors room negotiations tense
A hard fought meeting in the directors room of Santa Fe polled deep tension as Tintit six fifteen Monday night. President Kendrick says today’s conference may end negotiations. Employees fear reprisals and officials hesitate to speak, while a strike threat looms pending wage demand. Witnesses report testimony by Third View President Kundbeck, General Manager Mudie, and General Superintendent Burley amid packed seating and half hour testimony shifts.
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Santa Fe Oljetls
Santa Fe
Conduetirs
Trairinert
Tin
Thin
Kendrick
Notting
Third View
Kundbeck
Siiiager Mudie
Burley
Rail lines threaten Rio Grande routes to New Mexico
New York Sun report says the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe lays plans to back Pecos Valley line ties to Roswell and El Paso, aiming to rival Rock Island. It also hints at buying Rio Grande and Sierra Madre to link El Paso with Nuevo Casas Grandes, a story officials deny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
P Kipley
Atchison, Topeka& Sante Fe
Pecos Valley
Roswell
el Paso
Ima Miles
Rock Island
Phe Atchison
Rio Grande
Sierra Madre
Nueva Casas
Santa Pe Man Hurt Nar Row Escape From Death
Los Angeles boilermaker at Santa Feb tk Jr W Breen narrowly escaped death in a risky incident. Authorities report the worker suffered injuries but survived the perilous situation in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
tk—Jr
W Breen
Santa
Injured man dragged by speeding train near The Yards
Heshopa was seriously injured today after his left foot caught in a car platform as a private car moved from The Yards onto Hi Street. Dragged until his shoe tore, he was conscious but badly cut and bruised. He had recently been in police notice due to a wife threat case and was released on own recognizance. recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heshopa
Am Eastern
Hi Street
Hreen
Beee
Cory
Charcing
A G Wells Elevated to General Manager of Santa Fe Lines
A G Wells, age 40, named general manager of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system. He has long service with Atlantic Pacific Santa Fe Pacific Ohio Mississippi and Indiana Western lines, most recently as general superintendent and acting manager during leadership transitions. He succeeds W G Newton after Newton's death earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AG. Wells
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Enly
Atlantic Pacific
Santa Fe Pacific
Hipetthe Atlantia & Pacific
Ohio & Mississippi
Ohio
Tniliana & Western
CCC 4 St i
Aasistant
Atchison, Topeka A& Santa Fe
Wee
Atlantic& Pacific
Santa Fe
Wells
Southern
California
San Francisco 4
San Joaquin Valley
Three Roads
W. G. Newtin
Sme. Welly
Taylor's Force Moves to New Mechanical Office
Mechanical superintendent of the western grand division of the Santa Fe has relocated to temporary quarters in the old reading room. J H Foges remains thief clerk with six men under him. Jobe Turner, ex HH E Chicas, moves to a Pueblo desk. Three clerks expected from Topeka. A M Warner no longer in Trator office. Charles Noates becomes messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Mediatic
Trator
Charles Noates
Otero County
Republican
Conference at Los Angeles Trainmen Seek Higher Wages
In Los Angeles Santa Fe Coast Lines trainmen and leaders plan a session with General Manager A G Wells and General Superintendent Shepard to discuss mutual interests and possible wage increases. Accompanied by Lodge officials, the group aims to review pay raises and labor conditions.
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Los Angeles
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Cab. Wen
P. T. Cleveland
Brotherhoods of
Santa Fe
Welle
Shepard
Cleveland
Charlee
Grand Lodge of Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Burke
Railroad Workers Report Short Absences and Assignments
The report lists various railroad shop workers with short leaves and duties. Names include wet Bolkerman, George Speer, David Stewart, Stumm, Charles Ther, Jean Hornby, Rey Henrico, Jacob Guffey, and Baldwin, among others. Several foremen, fitters, and boiler shop staff are noted as off duty or reassigned, with mentions of two children of Boilertunkee Harry White and other crew movements.
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Wet Bolkerman
Amith
George Speer
David Stewart
Hue
Stumm
Charles Ther
Tinekemith
Jean Hornby
Han
Rey Henrico Rivet
Jacob Guffey
Baldwin
Harry White
Fort Petrie
Ole
Few Gaya
Carl Kivetrem
Amithation
Willman
Clankemith
Boris
Mints
Ahene Wren
Ian
Stephan Moove
Tleeman
Tllt
Koen
Ted
Ted Wisiow
Ty Henry Heter
Driv
Sue
Henry Viren
Vance Oil
Hartsborn
Cee Bodtermaier
Hugh McCivera
Munyons Inhaler Cures Catarrh Across Factories
A long list of worker notices shows health updates and incidents at the Guthrie Santa Fe plant. Names include John Fried, Olaf Marvin Courter, and C. Beot with brief notes on injuries illnesses and returns to duty. Communications reference machine shop changes, new engine work, and a reorganization of duties among foremen and supervisors.
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Monfiay Miying
Aland
Wndbieder O Peart
Aaty
Belne
John Fried
Machinist
Baten
Hoeton
Chau
Ert Bhietts
George Peoples
Gunn
Olaf Marvin Courter
Beilermaker
C. Beot
Topeka
Cline Carlson
Scarlet Chris Schnetter
Emmett
W. Clow
Greco
N. Peake
Beanmont
Tex
Horace Afier
John
Powers
Okla
Santa Re
George Hadley
Winer
Guthrie
Edmond
Traci Passenger Geents
Hifi Plasineliy
Southern
Tinos
Powell
Bane
Oh Ke Patek
Laurens McFarland
Bolter Hon
J.T McFarland
Charine Vetere
Boitermalkins
Ose Kaloo
Tenvenworth
Lawrence
Eal
Hayes
Albadareuan SX
Wigre
Neal
San Fernardino
J. W. Gibbons
Teremilh
Puliters
Fort Beatt
Thomas Wallace
Charles Ackley
Dini
Alezander Graham
Wheel
Bia Nur
Ordre
Agana
Monel
Aden Dice
Joseph Heater
Enos Kistler
Mackenatt
Henry Bern
J. E. Fer
Sitkre Tate
Trent Geste P. Rigsey
BP Cheney
Huu
Moker
Wareato Fean
Max ‘Thirmain
Traintee
Jetin
Acuna
Momiay Atier
Soneaslaton
O. N. Hunt
Machinery Notes and Staff Movements Across the Line
Railway yard and shop changes report new appointments in the machine shop and office, including Edgeworth family ties, and the anticipated April return trip. Engineers discuss air compressor use, riveting work, and stock of steel for a new machine with a 30 man crew. Several personnel shifts occur at the Wabash Kansas City division and related lines.
Philippine tariff bill passed by Senate in party lines
After eight hours of debate the Senate voted 46 to 26 to pass the Philippine tariff bill with a strict party split. Senators Tillman and McLaurin were barred from voting amid previous contempt findings. The bill sets duties for Philippine imports and U S exports, funds to Philippine treasury, and exempts certain commerce from U S navigation laws. Also includes a cough remedy advertisement note and arnica salve promotion.
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Washington
Senate
Tillman
McLaurin
South Carolina
Mgr. Frye
Philippines
Philippine Archipelago
United States
Philippine Commission
Appines
Philippine Islands
Curtis presiding as Henry Prince enters House
Representative Charles Curtis of Kansas presided as Prince Henry and his suite entered the speaker’s chamber. Curtis rapped for order after a gallery disturbance and urged seating to proceed. An unrelated medical testimonial follows about a chest cold cure and a sale notice for Union Pacific Railway tickets.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Prince Henry
Astory
Mr. Curtis
Curtis
Way Cars and Mountain Traffic Platforms in Santa Fe Debate
In Santa Fe reports, researchers debate way cars without platforms and their impact on mountain traffic. Officials note the need for platforms for cabooses and argue about the best arrangement to improve stability and efficiency on the line.
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Santa Fe
Dee
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State Journal
Atlanta, Ga
DR. Kilmer & CO
Binghamton, NJ
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Kitmer
Hull
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Horauatare
Mawete
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
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Topeka Daily State Journal
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