Wheat Movement Stalls as Kansas Elevators Fill
Kansas wheat movement stalls as elevators overflow and rail cars are scarce Santa Fe reports 1600 new cars nearly ready with 1 200 more to be delivered this month The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line runs near capacity amid an early harvest strain and growing backlog of grain awaiting shipment
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Galveston
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Missouri Pacific Leads in Railway Earnings Rise
The New York Financier notes railroads show rising earnings above prior records with large dividend expectations. Missouri Pacific, not paid dividends for over a decade, is cited alongside Northern Pacific and Atchison Topeka as returning to regular dividend status, signaling improved operating power and investor interest.
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Mays
New York
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Ih & Cositimuadnos
Tre
Western Passenger Association Meeting Program Preview
Fragmented notes outline topics for a Western Passenger Association meeting. Items mention printing, committee forms, seating and travel arrangements, campaign material handling, wartime era logistics, and possible excursions or displays.
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Western Passenger Association
Santa Fe Shopmen Return to Regular Day Schedule
Santa Fe shopmen revert to a regular working day as nine hours constitute a work period for tin and boilermakers at the Santa Fe shops, ending the prior altered hours. The shift aligns with union or company adjustments affecting the nine hour standard in this period.
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Santa Fe
Railroads and Motor Cars Report on Roads
Fragmented text suggests a report on railways and highways with mentions of roads, cars, and transportation concerns. Names, places, or dates are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the piece references infrastructure and transport developments. The passage is incomplete, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
Railway yard notes and local jobs across Topeka
In Topeka and surrounding areas a flurry of activity and personnel moves are noted. Several workers including Edwin Powell and Frank Coles are off or returning, trains pass through with soldiers from the Philippines, and maintenance crews report on put-ins, layoffs, and new equipment at yards and shops.
Topeka Shop News Injuries And Local Tales
In Topeka a former coach shop foreman, now back from Las Vegas, worked briefly in the local shop before resting after heat. A Weed-burner unit from Superior, repaired two weeks ago, will not be used again this summer due to dry conditions. Fireman FR. H. Lain on trains 1, 2, 5 and 6 between Topeka and Arceline lost a trip Saturday after doctors treated eye injuries. Frank Swalwell, once a blacksmith, now farming southwest of town, visited the shops and seemed dissatisfied with farm life. Lee Sayler, boiler room foreman, suffered a cut under the left eye from a two by four. hospital treatment followed. Henry Schwalm’s 14-year-old son, visiting Oklahoma relatives, attempted to run away for home but was caught eight miles from town and sent back with a spanking. The boy, after a pause, agreed to stay longer in Oklahoma until his pass expires.
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Edwin Powell
Frank Coles
Joseph Phillips
Srepuilder
George L. Stone
Henry McDade
Burr Lewie Haa Petainei
Charles Taylor
Clifton Gerberick
Schlegel
Otto Lawson
Henry Augst
Rome
O!ness
Harry McIneff
Water Service
Reese
Frank Gatterly
Leavenworth-Topeks Gut
Frank Spencer
Philippines
Topeka ‘Eary
Frank Jones
Pe Meads
Las Vegas
Eaward
John Berman
Abner Biang
Lake View
D. W. McCoy
Xeraphon Gang
Valley Falls
John Snyder
Argentine
Withers
Trenton
Rooksland
Henry Ward
Ward
Southern Kansas Division
Daniel Atkinson
Houw
Atkinso
Pecos Valley
Wellington
HL R Chariton
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Fort Scout
Portand
Seattle
Mark Symmes
Clark
Ty Freres
Santa Fe
Aaron Takeet
Ima Vegas
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Superior
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Lee Sayler
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Sayler
Henry Schwalm
Oklahoma
Country Ife
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Sid
Werty
Oklaoma
Dodge City Notes on Exposition and Local Happenings
From Dodge City various items include C Harbst planning to attend the Buffalo exposition Jobe Dick departing on second No 7 Tuesday morning and No 6 running 40 minutes late Sunday C Judd arriving Sunday morning on fruit special Julius Dodge and family planning a stay in the Rocklen Lloyd Evans working for O Wallace while Mr. Wallace visits Slncionatt
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Twentieth International Christian Endeavor Convention Underway
After Saturday business sessions and evangelist meetings, the twentieth international Christian Endeavor convention opened in Cincinnati with major church venues and Odeon hall used. Floyd W Tempsdue and Cornelius Wolfkin led quiet hour meetings. G Campbell Morgan spoke on Bible teaching. J F Carson discussed the Holy Spirit. Margaret Kooh directed a Bodley and Development conference. AuditoriumIndesvor President Clark chaired a music session. The Twentieth Century Home was highlighted by Beck and others. Officials from Boston, Nashville, Cleveland, and London attended. clerical leaders presided at First English Lutheran and Odeon venues. Dr C L Worl led further evangelical sets.
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W. G. Marsh
Adelaide
Australia
Robert Johnson
London
J. Willis Baer Eeananton
Ney
Jenks E Robinson
Philadelphia
William Shaw
Boston
Bullock
Buchannon
W. Va
George B. Grert
Odeon
Fies
Clarenice Boeberman
C. L. Worl
BEYAN AND AGUINALDO Pledge Unconditional Surrender Demand
July report from New York reveals an extraordinary offer to surrender unconditionally if a Democratic president is elected and a donation proposal from the Philippine revolutionary treasury to the Democratic election junta. The disclosure sheds light on insurgent government stance and U. S. relations amid Bryan’s campaign. J. Ogden Armour and J. Warnes of Chicago travel aboard the White Star Line’s ship to New York via Liverpool.
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Chicago
Tracy and Crum to Fill U S Attorney and Marshal Posts
Announcement lists Tracy as United States district attorney and Crum as United States marshal. July 17 set for Tracy to replace Lambert. Crum likely to be installed soon, Sterne to be relieved. Burton's delegation talks and appointments in Chicago amid reform pressures and ongoing post fills.
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Calderhead
Traveling dyspepsia tablet cure praised in notice
A commercial traveler from Birmingham discusses repeated trials of remedies for indigestion seen in Sunday News. He cites pepsin tablets and a product called Busrts Dyspepsia Tablets as effective cures after trying various regimens. The piece notes health risks of traveling and the need to change residence for relief.
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Neherdon
Found Labor Temple Plan Moves Forward in Chicago
The Chicago Federation of Labor takes initial steps toward a labor temple with a resolution directing the executive committee to study the project. The move, led by Otto Novak of the United Metal Workers, aims to provide meeting space, offices, and social welfare functions for unions and affiliated benevolent societies.
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