Santa Fe plans 80 mile extension through Arizona mining districts
Rail development boosts mine values as Santa Fe considers an eighty mile extension from Ehren to Ehren A number of Los Angeles capitalists back the line seeing cheaper ore transport to smelters. The route would access copper and gold deposits near Wickenburg Ehren and Congress Junction with several property sales reported and ore in larger demand.
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Santa Fe
Colorado
Ehrenters
Tyson Wells
Arizona
Harshew
Hargis Hala
Wickenburg
Ehren
Los Angeles
AL Congress Junction
Hi Paso
Baked Pies And Indian Style Dishes From Grandma
A jumble of kitchen notes describes baking tips and recipes for pies and Indian dishes. It mentions suet butter milk and spices, baking methods, and serving ideas with references to grandmothers and scattered ingredient lists and steps.
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Berton
Ralfi
Sait
Papper
Mball
Talia
Sur
Walter Ad
Bork Mabtiy
Luce
Uphold President Dolphin at Southern Pacific telegraphers meeting
Delegates from Southern Pacific districts meeting in San Francisco Tuesday endorsed International President M. M. Dolphin and Grand Secretary H. B. Perham. They unanimously approved Dolphin’s removal of former grand chairman George Bates and former secretary-treasurer B A Meyer and adopted a resolution of confidence in the general officers.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Order of
M. M. Dolphin
H. B. Perham
St Louis
Wiss
Dolphin
George Bates
B.A Meyer
Historic pair of hames offered to state from local owner
A Phillipburg owner claims a 26 year old pair of horse hames once used by a Revolutionary War soldier named Lewis were made for a harness and now offers them for state preservation. The case involves Coburn and Martin at a regional historical society as officials debate the proper channel to present the artifacts while trains to New York run nearby.
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Philipnburg
Hames
Lewis
Nfm
Mlupeburger
Hughes
Coburt
Agricultural Department
Unow
Caplin
Bercary
George Martin
Thi
Martin
Pune Falion
Coburn
Wis
Webb McNall
New York City
Negotiations End Between Santa Fe and Hamburg America
Santa Fe president Ripley announces negotiations with Hamburg-America have ceased due to inability to agree on contract terms. He notes without an adequate Oriental steamship service between San Francisco and Eastern points Santa Fe would pursue another line.
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Chicago
Ripley
The
Santa Fe
Hamburg-American Company
Oriental
San Francisco
Oriental Points
Cubans Vote On Reconsideration In Havana Convention
Havens Tune 12 reports a Cuban constitutional matter at the Catancanet union Convention where conservatives first oppose reopening the vote but the body unanimously agrees to reconsider the vote after noting the grounding form was unsatisfactory to the United States and not acceptable under Cuba’s constitution.
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Havens
United States
Cuba
Train Dispatchers Meet Opens Fourteenth Convention
The fourteenth annual convention of the Train Dispatchers Association of America opened in San Francisco with about 7 delegates from the United States and Mexico. Mayor Phelan welcomed attendees as President Lusk reported the association’s flourishing condition. a credentials committee was appointed and 35 new members elected.
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San Francisco
Bilo
Conger Set to Return to China on Mission
Chicago June 1 United States minister to China Cunser passed through Chicago tonight en route to Washington to confer with President Mo ley and learn the administration policy. He will pursue his course in Peking and sails from San Francisco June 17.
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Conger
Chiis
Chicago
Cunser
United States
Chis
Washington
Moley
Pexin
San Francisco
Tickets to Chicago and Return on Rock Island Route
Travel offer states 16.00 for Chicago round trip with tickets on sale June 12 to 16 and return by September 6. Information via A. S. Fuller. Also includes advertisements for insomnia remedies and skin/nerve treatments with various products and prices.
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Chicago
Rock Island
A. S. Fuller
Maine Central Railroad Strike Spreads Across Lines
A Maine Central Railroad strike expands as truck and fuel men join, with many Brotherhood of Railway Truckmen members in Maine and New Hampshire surrendering their keys to the company. The action parallels the Canadian Pacific dispute, affecting shop workers and blacksmiths, including workers in roundhouses and East and West shops.
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Portland
Maine Ceneral
Elgct
Bretherhood
Amerals
New Hampshire
Stadificidis
Canadian Pacific
Y_al. C. A
Gouta
Pyle ‘Crandal
Boller
Hugh Devlin
Thoms Paxton
Dewrese
Pte Sun Tae
Railroad town notes and worker updates in Kansas City area
Industry chatter from Topeka and nearby shops covers layoffs and new duties at the east erecting shop and salt lake line. Names include Harry Snyder George Finck James Dunn John Greenfield J.B. Davidson and W.P. Beeler with crew changes at Topeka Grand avenue Argentine Newton and La Junta. Community details note a park trip for June 22 75 cent round trip fare 15 cent streetcar ride and a Swedish church wedding for John Lewis Westlund and Mary Bergstrom.
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Hammond
Weil Knon
Fim
Sapere
Att Line
Salt Lake
Harry Snyder
George Finck
Kansas City
Jamea Dunn
John Greenfield
Rees
Cal
Dunn
Ieed
Feling
Pepe
Sosahed
Joseph Cramer
Grafem
Flambeau Club
Kansaa City
J.B. Davidson
Brass
Kansex
Davidson
Cleveland
Kansas Avenue
Second
Third
W. P. Blisnd
Ford City
Hies
James Hunter
Brise Foundry
Jack Funningham
Hunter
Albert Schuttier
Charles Smith
Joseph McGivern
Eugene Gibbons
Peter Hafner
Huestis
Pax
Topeka
Grand Avenue
la Junta
Newton
J. PB. Hickey
M. C
Topela
Fifteenth Street
Asque Avenue
Frisco
Red Pork
Shawnes Railroad
Shawnes
Max .Thymian
David Myers
W. P. Beeler
Beeler
Strong City
Dr. Martin
Hysler Sass
Peter Mutler
Mratch
Park Elzham
Boiler Shop Nine
F. J. Seaman
Oakland Methodist Church
W. 5. Healy
Chicago
John Lewis Westlund
Mary Bergstrom
Swedish Baptist Clrch
Topeka and Shriners At Kansas City Gathering
Topeka was well represented at a Shriners meeting in Kansas City with Marshall’s Topeka band leading a 60 member performance before a packed venue. The crowd of about 10 000 women and many men created a flutter of fans and chatter as the band played and the Modoc club from Topeka joined with a lengthy encore sequence culminating in America, evoking strong patriotic feeling.
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Kansas
Topeka
Shriners
Kansas City
Kansas City Journal
Marshall
Mfodoc Club
America
Heart Disease Not Always Organic Says Doctor
A doctor warns most heart trouble in Americans stems from weak digestion and stress rather than organic disease. He notes that real organic heart disease is rare and stresses the role of stomach issues in causing palpitations and poor digestion, urging caution against self diagnosis and urging medical evaluation.
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Anit Reaelton
Republican Flambeau Band Leads Topeka Parade Rally
A fragmentary account describes the Republican Flambeau band marching in a Topeka parade after arriving by train. The group, sixty three members in uniform, led by Captain Emory A. Halley and officers including J. Selina Bruce, A. G Packard, and J. Wright, featured sky rockets and Roman candles as they advanced north on Grand Avenue with mounted police.
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Annes Medinah
Rene Madies
Bewe Lae
Grand Avenue
Bayes
Wapaka Fiambeau Club
A Barnley
Ite Bend
Ipiceeie
Loy Ie
Topeka Yeeter
Sante Be
Emory A. Halley
Noe &. Sharon
Frat Penpant Sait Hunn
A .Benner
Koone Hegten- Daschentn
BH. Lal
F. A. Gahagan
M. E
CW. Pinkerton
C. A. Compton
Gee F. Heyman
D. W. Spreng
Peae Rane
L. Stevens
Pan
John L Wrieht
Pean
R. J .Jones
Feeder
Cape
Charles Beisendine
Teeter Rocket Wagon
D. F. Jetmore
Joan Rocket
John Hain
Witness
Creedine
Tes F. Sheffield
John Eele
Cherri Humbert
Homer C. Galloway
Cyrus mi
Bonnie
O. K. Swayze
D. E. Grinvold
Pehr Gison
Governor Samford Dies in Alabama at Tutkafooas
Gov William J Samford, 56, former Alabama statesman and U S senator, died after illness at Tutkafooas Alabama where he had been treated for heart disease. He served in the state senate and Congress and was inaugurated December 1.
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Ala
William
Alabama
Montgomery
Samford
Sumsford
State Senate
Congress
Conrane
Aguinaldo's Successor Vows to Fight Americans
Washington June 12 A Muslin paper from Tabayas province claims Aguinaldo’s successor is proclaimed “Governor of Tabaras and of the Philippines.” The report says he will resist U S forces, with threats of fierce warfare and swift actions, though the source is unclear and possibly sensational.
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Aguinaldo
Tickets on sale for Buffalo Chautauqua Assembly event
Tickets go on sale June 1 for the Buffalo assembly with prices at $1.50 via Santa Fe. Island Route and dealer terms noted. Sale runs June 23 to July 0 with contact for full program details.
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Attawa Chastauqua Assembly
Banta Fe
Eale
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Seley
Ss Eeems
Hye Saami Ke Aeks
BBC Lonsdain
Magnolia Dimities
P. mm
Burt
Kemper & Paxton
Banslog Co
Chi
Cullens
Peineina Featucen
Jean Seecane
Mhiero
Aden
Weil
Ana
Zoe Fount
Navan
Ator
Mare
Aris Akbar
Cole
Meek
Gelleh
Ain
Siena
Teermeeni Baeta Berg
Bert
Clese
Bose
Railroad News
Hock Island
Uphold
President Dolphin
Lickty
W. Stanshell
Kar Avenue
Maine Central Road
Topeka and Shriners
Pelaagy
Itor
Gov
Beld
Rootbeer
Charles
Mimes Company
Matar, Pa
General Synod Evangelical Lutheran Church
Des Moines
Union Pacific
Denver
Obsyenne
Pointa
Rsat
Aute
Particul
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