Newton to Winfield Rail Route Promised by Santa Fe
Winfield crowds expected for a Santa Fe line event with talks of a Newton to Winfield route. A picnic at Wilted on July 2 is planned, inviting railroad men and families, with emphasis on park access, race track use, and urban hospitality.
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Santa Fe Employes
Santa Fe
Gest Newton
Sayts Fr
H.C Herbs
Newton
Lewibn
Wilted
Tee
Peur
Winfeld
Easten
Edling
Soturiny
Horby
Rustrouservice
Iay
Pitbh
Xoen
Wintlerd
Burne
Orient News Summary from Chicago Line Updates
In Chicago the Orient reports changes in railroad leadership as J.T. formerly of the Northern Pacific and Balmoce Ghia take charge of the operating zone for the coastal construction progress. The article cites plans for management of ongoing works and shifts in supervision.
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Chicago
Aef Stilwell
Kansas City, Mexico& Orient Road
J.T
Northern Pacific
Ghia
New England
Wall
Td Ietictud Manger
Lave Cult Charee
Railway Civil Service And Santa Fe Policy
The Santa Fe proposes a strict civil service for trainmen and engine crews as part of advancing the system. The company endorses the civil service principle, though reserves the right to take outside steps as needed.
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Water shortage threatens Wellington and Santa Fe rail service
Wellington and Santa Fe face growing water scarcity with the rail line relying entirely on the city’s dwindling supply. Ottawa reports engines must fetch water at the Ottawa tank as shortages deepen. rain offers no relief and a looming disruption is anticipated within weeks. Local railroad workers report numerous crew changes and plant activity, with staff from various shops affected by the drought and related maintenance work.
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Santa Fe
City
Wellington
Kun
Ottawa
Eas
Pollock
The
Waterworks Company
Edgerton
Labor unrest and injuries amid mill upgrades in Shawnee
Reports from a Shawnee county mill detail workers absent due to injuries and illness while others prepare for departures to the Indian country. Foremen assign new roles, water gang leadership changes occur, and planned improvements aim to reduce sewer pipe clogs from cinder accumulation as work continues at the plant.
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James Dunn
Fanner” Dunn
Fred
Reuter
Ieee
John Bauer
Teres
Peter Neéixon
Charles Wheeler
Chiyton Dudding
Dudding
Wrath
B.D. McDill
Argentine
Shawnee County
Topeka
Tonelu
el Hero
Edward Stitt
William Holling
Henry McDada
George I. Stone
H. J. Millar
Arthur Sasres
George Findlay
William Hemltt
George Hart
John Norton
Edward Puller
Second Street
Albert Dodge
Chiia Reid
Water Service
Richard Wancroft
Owen Callahan
Pancroft
Te Mali Roundhme
Fung
Miners Favor Return to Work in Wilkesbarre Region
Wilkesbarre and Hazleton reports indicate striking firemen of the United Mine Workers returned to work today. Leaders from the miners and firemen held talks and a truce was declared pending a joint conference in Wilkesbarre tomorrow. Officials say the strike should not hinder mine operations and many miners seek to resume work while deferring grievances until spring when the one year agreement with employers ends.
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Wilkesharre
Avondale
Lackawanna Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Hazleton
Brandasry Firemen's Association
Bewm
Wilkesbarre
anthracit# miners’ organization
Bremen
Wyoming
Sohuylkil
Gremen
Engl
Amiters
Mremen
Homeseekers Excursions to Oklahoma by Santa Fe
Santa Fe offers a June 20 return excursion for unregistered travelers to the new Indian country. The deal sets a round trip fare of one rate plus two dollars to all Oklahoma points on these specified dates.
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Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Oklahome
Expulsion of Mrs Lola Knox From Knights and Ladies of Security
Reports from St Louis recount the expulsion of Mrs Lola Knox from the Knights and Ladies of Security council after a trial accusing her of intoxication and using indecent language toward a fellow member. Attorney Charles J. Anderson, representing Knox, claims bias and plans an appeal to national officers. Local accounts note disturbances, but police made no arrests.
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National Council of the Knights and Ladies of Security
Dewey Cornell
St Louis
Lola Knox
Knox
Mra. Knox
Counsil
Charles J. Anderson
Council
the Knights and Ladies of Security
Council For
Aar
Journal
Anderson
Dewey Council
St. Louis Gioria-Democrat
Allstale
Olympia Council
Worth Its Weight in Gold
An incomplete note from a New York firm to a gentleman notes a desire to obtain a shipment of a product believed superior to the alternative. The writer asserts Ferr is far better and more satisfactory, indicating ongoing trade or procurement discussions.
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Blackamith
Eine
Bert Onder Froot
Hue
Hoxban, Ltdh
Radwat & CO
New York
al Ander
Knights Templar meetings and council clashes resolved
The report details a violent dispute at the Dewey council where Mr Anderson and Mrs Knox faced expulsion after a heated trial. Law enforcement kept order as Anderson left with Mrs Knox, while the remaining case proceeded and Knox was expelled. The article also notes plans for the upcoming Grand Encampment in Louisville and associated fraternal congress activities with Kansas participation and organizational roles.
G A R e vent s in Missouri and Kansas City area
Petionanint park and Sean Sax City prepare for a second annual jamboree next Tuesday with 31.95 round trip to Topeka and St. Joseph. The State Journal quotes G A R members noting electric fan usage and lodge improvements. National Aide Association auditors meet July 2 with a Kansas City contingent and amendments to the national council policies discussed. Local lodges report growing memberships and new quarters sought, with attention to the North Topeka council and the Entichte chapter. Distinguished attendees include J. Buigsell, J. Snow, A Colaw, and N A Dodge among others.
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Gimporia
Sedalia
Petionanint Park
Seansax City
Kansas City
Topeka
St Joseph
State Journal
National Auditing Committee of the Nations Aid
aAtttorney N.A. Dodge
United States
Forties
Texas
An Jand J. LL Siow
Amen
Iowa
Fred Jewell
Lincoln
Neb
National Council
North Topeka
Confused street notices mix up names and events
A scrambled OCR reading discusses a public notice in Las Vigan with unclear names and events. It mentions a concert tomorrow at Marstallrw Band in Guld park and lists individuals and items such as White Man, Yellow, and Vietorex Baking Renae, with many garbled words and misplaced phrases.
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Guld Park
Vietorex
Renae
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Union Pacific Tea Co
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Frank Cloud
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No. 749
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Mise Sadie Mociuutes
National Aid Reservation
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Tabor
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Jackson
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