Mutual concessions eyed in Great Northern talks
Railroad negotiations continue after renewed conferences between labor and management aimed at a settlement. Le Paul and Winn report that parties have exchanged satisfactory propositions and will likely meet again, seeking to avert strikes and finalize terms for a new agreement on operating conditions and wages.
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le Paul
Winn
Tuttay
Brig Gould
Goren
Rao
Brewler Comerestene
Ales Debset
Wobling
Chalten Cooper
Avuhelehaders
le Ortappeltorn
Tver
Veamin
RewW Bartow DEPOT and Baltimore railway notes
Disked OCR fragment covers Bartow depot construction, contracts, and nearby street details. Mentions top A townhouse near Cook avenue, contractor Carter at Topesa, and plans including a tall tower and freight engines. Also references Mexican Central earnings, railway personnel notes, and funeral service.
Conference hears miners case for Santa Fe porters
The case of colored porters on the Santa Fe line was presented before General J. & Heriey after a conference in Topeka. The miners argued their cause before Mr Vickes, who planned investigations. He stated the men are well defended and deserve justice, warning pressuring action if denied.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
J. & Heriey
Ibeltar
Viekes
Gurions
Harriman’s Flysr seized by Wyoming sheriff in transit
An incident in May at an Ogden rail yard involved Harriman’s train being stopped by a Wyoming sheriff while papers were served on a group linked to former officials. Reports say the disruption tied to a federal case over freight rates and possible antitrust actions, with connections to officials in Ogden and Salt Lake City. Proceedings may lead to federal court appearances in Washington.
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Harriman
Ith
Praveliniz
Efl
Hutertinan
Presi
Bareilius
Etiot
Ogden
Ae Soarney
San Francisco
Tiarvinan
United States
Mae Shu
Vnden
Fonnhellot
Cuerrave
Darko
Salt Lake
Harrisen
Tha Streritt
sAllteed
le Grutabls
Udi
Federad
Washington
Fenraytrenche Company
Pibemint
Civcimnan
Udeage Ge St Lows
Unjass
Turbulent Shop Work And Rail Crew Changes In Topeka Area
A garbled report describes chaos in a Santa Fe machine shop with foremen, mechanics, and foremen named, plus transfers and travel to Topeka and Denver. It notes a muscular crane incident, personnel shifts, and a planned class at the shop as well as a forthcoming excursion under Woodmen of the World auspices and a Topeka athletic club event. Meanwhile scattered weather notes report river floods in Arkansas City and Marysville with electric streetlights cut and rising Blue River levels impacting crops.
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Giicane
Lacbert
Kane Avenue
William
Fabion
Argentine Pestenias
Willen Joheson
Blaeasnith
Arkansas
Sos
Esate Gitte Straese
Wood
Mooth
San Berssrctipa
Werth
Denver
Arthur R
Trents
Sheet Iron
Tank Gang
Seo. Brown
Phop al Wattsee
Cietewu
Tigi Herc
Sealck
Wallace
Murth
Herbert Poame
Paid i
Hae
Bia Ckarnitt
Neoe
Atter Beltur
The
Morte
Val Os
Santa Fe
FM. Coa
Clayton
Topeka
Santa Fr
Katear City
Bent
Asrocla- Gur
Kannas City
Ah-Sou
Rangoon
India
Har Eer
Prout
Ralrwid Ymc
AW Apeak
Rex- Mik
Ah-Suu Han
Robert Garey
Iew
Stewart
Biey ™ Polson
Sientee W. Bainter
Topetes
Baler
Pee Elk
Isiely
Bocklei
Pieter Amet
John Purcell
A. Lovellante
FX. Flaten
Kouns
Vintiore
Ian
T. Ream
Satta Fe
Hock Island
Eostien
Tors
Horton
M. GA
Sith Street
Chia
Witrae
Lamia
Eueral Lariager
Arkansas City
Ken
Walnut River
Marysville
Han
Tve
Here
Robbery attempt ends in death near Muscatine
An attempted robbery in Muscatine on May 14 left Ar tier Mead dead after he and others tried to aid the proprietor. A drummer named Beat was also killed, as robbers fled toward northbound tram lines. Gorman to go to New York to campaign for Europe aboard a steamer.
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Muscatine
Thomas McCarthy
Artier Mead
Mum Hands
Pond Feft
Gorman
New York
United
Wil
Europe
Apples crop prospects across counties vary greatly
Secretary W H Barnes reports mixed apple prospects from many counties with figures like twenty five per cent promised and thirty per cent crop in Leavenworth, while Saline and Douglas show good to excellent potential. Several locals note damage light to moderate, with some regions like Shawnees and Sedgwick uncertain about final yields and north slopes better than highs.
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W. H. Barnes
State Horticultural Society
Wrandotte
Leavenwarth
Eever Netter
Weil
Cress
Janet Sedgwick
Janets
Mitchell
Detielis
Leavenworth
Johnson
Viola
Douglas
Shawnes
Janet Reno
Greenwood
Laberte
Marton
Schwab New School Dedication in Homestead Next Saturday
Dedication ceremonies for the Cham M Schwab manual training school will occur Saturday in Homestead. Mr and Mrs Schwab will attend as guests of honor along with many New York friends. A parade through the town center is planned at 3 oclock with an expected 15000 participants, followed by the school dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Homestead
Bee Pauper
M. Schwab Manual Training School
Fort Riley Building Plans Move to Washington
Captain Cress, quartermaster at Fort Riley Kansas, has departed to report to the quartermaster general. He is to discuss plans for constructing a building here with an estimated expenditure of about $140,000. The guardhouse will be a premier architectural example in its class. Dimensions are 149 by 210 feet with accommodations for 100 prisoners.
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Seuarer
Winslow
New Medina
Fort Riley
Fort Riler
Kan
Cress
Washington
Desraypic
Énlerr
Quartermaster General
Receiving Poison Package in Memphis Case Details
May 14 Memphis Mrs Duey McCormick arrested for the delivery of a whisky package believed to contain candy, accompanying man Pel, a calocn proprietor, a Cincinnati native. McCormick denies knowledge and claims the parcel was for Mrs Noble a day earlier. A separate note mentions Edward T. Foulkes of New York winning a Hoch traveling scholarship of 1.60 for two years, with ties to MIT and Beaux Arts gold medal. The report also notes Sultan warns governors of European Darky provinces to be held responsible for future massacres.
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Smemphis
Duey McCormick
Kate Nobbe
Cineinmati
Cporene
Pel
Cincinnai
Bir
McCormick
Edward T. Foulkes
New York
Massachusetts Institute of ‘Technology
Monmouth
Ore
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Taner Counselisn
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Ren
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Sepithinens
Eee Lralli
York
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Orlane Os
Idaiic
SL Lois
Movgunia
Reww Bartow Depot
Los Angeles
Testan
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Oni Raliand
Mibie
Antoclathin
Verge Hedy
Fbr Cai
Cooper A. Helpim
Milton Viterer
State Accountant'n
New Whl
Supdey
Comtes
Wallam Ternen
Heiter
Beiter
Etter
Muley
Ranene
Frork Glunt
Water Senate
Tha
Trewin
Walter Woot
Sahei
Arthus Roberts
Eicke
Hans
Monemine
Serait
Marie Marie
Seagie
Nyeteme
Inn Hurley
Jim
Ee flaBes
Mr. Barnes
Reco
Schwab'’S New School
Hostetter
James A. Galt
U. S
Warner
Seltet
Guswer
Hin DL Infantry
St Paul, Mins
Bright
Gota
Dinett
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N.Y
Smith
Densmores
Yosts
West 7Th St
Bell Phone
MacDowell Office Supply Co
Sree
Blesi
Kansas Avenue
Capitol Building and Loan Association
Kanana Avenue
Haenoptrappers
Wisvouri & Kanuss Tete Co
Phows
Pueblo
Pfoeneeay
Pullman
Colorado
Toi AP
F. Ry
T. M. James, Jr
North Ica
Lyon & Ee Topetin
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