Santa Fe Per Diem Plan Faces Early Scrutiny
Railroad officials meeting in El Paso discuss per diem settlements for foreign cars with Santa Fe and other lines. C W Houns notes no serious faults yet while acknowledging early testing. Debate centers on delivery, reversals, and Mexican shipments, with expected head-of-car department arrangements to settle terms.
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C. W. Houns
The
Santa Fe
Koane
Mr. Kouns
el Paso
Texas & Pacific
HB. Mageard
Rock Island
Hi. A. Carpenter
Joint
S. R Comfort
Mexican Central
RJ. Woodward
Mexico
Senta Fe
Chicsines
Chicago
J G Kingscott receives eight thousand dollar judgment
Kansas City July reports the largest recent common-court judgment paid without appeal by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. J Clarence Kingscott of Argentine Kansas was awarded four thousand dollars after a tank explosion injured him last September. He has lived in Wyandotte County. his father Judge Kingscott was well known. Clarence now serves as road overseer in Shawnee township and may invest in a farm.
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Kansas City
Common Filens Court
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe Railroad Company
John Clarence Kingsecott
Kas
Kingecott
Olf
Kingscott
Wyandotte County
Judge Kingscott
Clarence Kingscott
Shawnee Township
D. ©. Cain
Wuh Pertatensens
Western
la Junta
Col
Mr. Cain
Petite Enemily
Uy . I. Resseguis
Topeka
Santa Fe
Ludington
Mich
Tadward ‘Taylor
John Taylor
Denver
Parade Midland
Bras
Missouri Pacific
Glawuromle
G. P. Tilson
Tofay
Santa Be
Tung Ron Ble
Tilson
Owen Callahan
Bane
Burlington
Kanaoe City
Leavenworth
Atchison
St Joseph
Missouri River
Nixon
Gulfiies
West Bound
Chicago
Kendrick
Motive Power
Henderson
Gulf, Colorado
Cleburne
Galveston
Rock Island Rail Line Reshuffles Board in St Louis Merger
Rock Island system officials reorganize the board for the Colorado extension as W B Leeds becomes president, six new directors named, and six old directors replaced. Gasconade Construction also reorganized to build from Colorado line toward Kansas City with H A Parker as president. No major operating changes planned. terminal and route decisions still under study in New York meetings.
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Colorado
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
St Louis, Kansas City and Colorado Railroad
Gasconade Construction Company
Une
Prancle Bellin Syn. Syndicate
W. B. Leeds
John Scullin
Rock Island System
David R. Francis
George L. Sands
M. A. Low
Rock Island
Sands
Kansas City
Spring
Low
New York
Governo
D. H. Francis
Colorado Line
D. R. Francis
J. D. P Francis
W. P. Kennett
Harry Scullin
St. Louis
CS. Gleed
Topeke
C. H. Osborne
Fort Scott
Kan
A. J. Tullock
Leavenworth
Chicago
C. H. Warren
Leeds
Robert Mather
Missouri River
Topeka
W.F. Hyons
J. D. Perry Frank Cla
Actresses Defy Train To Stay In Pullman Car
Lillian Bond and Maude Dean, actresses, refused to quit their Pullman compartment as the Denver and Rio Grande Rail road moved the car 1.3 miles to San Francisco after learning of a transfer. The women had a Chicago to San Francisco through ticket. Legal counsel advised the rail line they could pursue damages if ejected.
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Denver Cole
Lillian Bond
Maude Dean
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
San Francisco
Denver
Chicago
Final survey to test Hell canyon route into Albuquerque
An engineering corps will survey Hell canyon to evaluate a potential entrance for the Portales to Santa Fe Pacific cut off. A trusted source says the plan is being finalized and the cutoff will proceed.
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Albuquerque
W. M
Survev
Santa Fe Company
Feld
Hell Canyon
Tat Pass
Portales
Santa Fe Pacific
Santa Fe
Paso
Orient President's Line Extends Pacific Coasting Services
Edwin H. Shauffer, now with the Kansas City Mesico Orient, leads Pacific coast efforts including steamship service. He bought vessels and chartered others, gathered supplies, and plans a terminus port at Port Stilwell. Rails from Canada will build ten miles of track from Port Stilwell to enable ship unloading and establish Port Stilwell as a Mexican port of entry.
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Orient
Pacific
Europe
Port Stilwell
Engines and rail yard staff relations at Santa Fe transfer
The Alton seeks a large locomotive order after testing various engine types, with Santa Fe engines toured the Alton for evaluation. Santa Fe agents Nevins and Miller see changes. Nevins exits after 15 years, Miller to arrive soon, family remaining in the city. A.T. Parfitt and others in the Topeka crew face routine moves and absences as maintenance and yard shifts continue amidst railroad personnel changes.
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Alton Road
Transportation Department of the Road
Santa Fe
Alton
Tts
Winteld
W. J. Neving
Auguste
H. A. Miller
el Dorado
Nevins
Santa Fes
Florentine railway workers see shifts as new machine debuts
The Topeka area labor scene reports numerous crew movements at the Santa Fe shops. Welders, machinists, and fitters move between departments as a new machine nears completion. Several engineers return from Ottawa and Denver while others transfer to the roundhouse and car department.
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Lnok
John Waldron
Cramer
Bae
Charles N. Crittenden
Florence Crittenden Mission Work Over Co
Wes
George Pollinger
Jenks
Ottawa
Mespert
Colorado
Elmer Kelly
Roundhouse
William Haber i
Arthur Gliyeat
Fin
All Day Food and Cero Fruto Health Claim
An OCR fragment discusses All Day Food and Cero Fruto, claiming high nutritive energy with minimal digestive effort. It mentions overfeeding risks, cabbage comparison, and a health claim from Cero Fruto Food Co. Ltd of Battle Creek Michigan. The text is garbled but centers on digestive efficiency and dietary products.
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E.C
Cero-Fruto Foop Co. Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
tesraball's Band Tomorrow Concert at Garfield Park
A Garfield Park concert by tesraball's Band is announced amid local activity. The report notes busy repairs and movements among workers, with mentions of John Bozarth in car service and various local residents’ health updates. The piece mixes multiple brief items from town life and pending travels.
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Pion
Tesraball
Garfield Park
At & Po
Sure Cure for Chiggers Proposed in State Journal
State Journal correspondent Fursish proposes a chigger remedy from Topeka Kansas July. The paper cites a published chigger recipe and suggests hosting a lawn party inviting young people to try the method after which chiggers will not vex attendees.
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State Journal
Fursisheu
Topeka
Kan
Young
Erie railroad excursion to Chautauqua lake on July
Special two day excursion from Chicago to Chautauqua lake offered by the Erie railroad. Round trip fare only 14 dollars. Tickets valid on all limited trains. For details contact A W Moore traveling passenger agent Kansas City Mo Chicago ticket office Clark street
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Chautauqua Lake
Erie Railroad
Chicago
A.W. Moore
Kannas City
Clark Street
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Topeka, Kansas
B. O. DeMoss
LM. Penwent
Demoss & Penwell
Sir Quincy St
Topbka, Kansas
Broadway
St. N
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W. Johnson Quinn
Weightman’s
Weightman'’S
Kansas Ave
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Iship Lines
Suulions
Winslow
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Chautauque
Railroad News
Banta Fe
J. G. Kingscott
Valle Aggregatine
Terminal Railroad Association
St. Louisa
St. Louie
IM Control
Stilwell
A. T. Parfitt
Walt
EA Jones
Wednes- John Paul
Hammersmith
Seattle Stewart
Harvey Bush
Ims
Brosamer
Adam Sormmera
Mulien
Mach
George Nightingale
Ania Aine
Joseph Fentiman
Oe Iacksma Tenn Sa
W. A
Frank Johnson
Ty Akop
A.T. Gilmore
Roken Die Wieck
Tacnes de Barr
Herman Gabler
Mervice
Santa Fe General
Argentine
Kate Butler
Harvey Eating Hole
Casper Gettie
Pusbee
James Coach Carpenter
Aken
Haliroad Gazette
Desert Ete
CIA
Wisconsin
J. Thomas Lumber Co
West 6Th St
Kansas Avenue
U. P. Ry
GEO. M. Noble & Co
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Jackson St
Dirgueh
John Bozarth
Mix
John Brasamir
Texes
Grasamer
Frank Tomlinson
Ot Amober
Dollie Wright
J. & Bleversson
Quincy
Florence
Justice
Emporia
Eeevice
Bante Fe
George A. Menstervon
Craulbien the
e-State Journal
Tex
Ellsworth Bryson
Bryan Mot
Ander
Wee Han
Toyer
Mmumorts
Prout
Ars. Prout
Collins
Poetic
Speral al Lake
Mr. Updegratt
John Howell
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