Annual Dinner of the Chamber of Commerce in New York
New York reports the United States Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at Delmonico's in honor of Sir John Jemop president, with Secretary Shaw and Governor Odell among the attendees. Speeches covered U S trade, shipping, arbitration, and the Panama Canal, with remarks on foreign markets, subsidies, and a push for expanded commerce and merchant marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Delmonicoin
Morriy
JK. Jemop
Siruniding
Shaw
Odell
Payne
Tors Allison
Depew
Young
Aporbias
Redge
Lee Areata
Fl Porter
Doane
St. Clair Meike
Camedy
Hhaw
Siapouise Oy
General Young
Tee Navy
Hodkers
Misho
Edward VII
England
Shane Ser
Mary
Byrnie Congress
Ollarlin
South Africa
Equator
Pacific Ocean
Americas Dratch Offier
Europe
Pete
Hemere
Ferena
Panama
Liverpool
Sanmnedpoo
Suez Canal
Cape Horn
San
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk Boosts Beverage Richness
Advertises Bore den'é Eagle Brand Condensed Milk as improving beverages with added richness. Claims the product is prepared from high quality ingredients, tested for reliability, and produced in well fed creamed dairy origins.
Cold Weather Dampens Salina Gun Club Tournament
Salina Kansas November 18 The annual Salina Gun Club tournament opens with lower attendance due to cold weather. W H Heer Concordia leads pros with 199 of 200 targets. Charles G Spencer St Louis close at 185. W Arnold Larned tops amateurs with 121 losses. Forty top shooters attend including Dave Elliott Kansas City and notables from Concordia Kansas City St Louis. Weather may improve for tomorrow’s events.
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Salina
Kun
Spencer
W. Arnold
Larned
Kan
West
Dave Elliott
Kansas City
Herr
Concordia
Kann
W. Clayton
Charles G. Spencer
St. Louis
Ed O'Brien
Florence
George Mackie
Boommon, Kits
B. Wotzig
Hon City
Kam
Kevin
Larceny Charge In Abbey Press Case Nets Charter Rideal
New York officials arrest Charter Rideal, former Abbey Press president, on grand larceny charges after an inquiry into the publishing house’s troubles. A second man connected with the company faces arrest. Affidavits allege fabric shipments valued at $17,000 were misused and sold at a loss in multiple cities. The magistrate conducted the initial proceedings.
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New York
Abbey Press, & Book Publishing
Anatsiant
Gurvan Haw
Charter 7
Rigeal
Haw
M. Lowenstein & Ben
Ttia
Rideal
Abbey Preas
Garvan
Baltimore
Ex-Member of Twentieth Kansas Held for Assault
Helm, a former member of the Twentieth Kansas regiment, was held in the common pleas court yesterday on assault charges. Judge Donoho ordered him committed to the county jail in default of a $1,000 bond. Bertha Matthews identified Helm, with corroboration from Benjamin Beatt and William Garrison who testified he struck the woman in their presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wane
Cyur
Iester Helm
Spite Work On Johnson Town Rail Row Sparks Fires
A Johnson Oklahoma plot against the Santa Fe line is revealed as a high trestle near Johnson is set afire and culverts are burned. Five barrels of oil from Water-Pierce are cited. Santa Fe detectives begin investigations to identify suspects from fuel can marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul's Valley
Johnson
T. T
Santa Fe
Newkirk
Byers
Water-Pierce Oil Company
Mirka
Oklahoma railroads eye extensions into Indian Territory
Guthrie Oklahoma November 18 reports grow that the St Louis El Reno and Western railroad now building between Guthrie and El Reno is an extension southwest of the Fort Smith and Western. Bridge across the Cottonwood river blocks direct link to Fort Smith main line. George Gould linked plans to extend westward toward Shawnee and Coffeyville routes with Missouri Pacific connections. Surveys by independent firms imply Gould interest and potential lines from Guthrie and Claremore through Shawnee toward Texas.
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Guthrie, Okmm
St. Louis
Reno & Western
Fort Smith & Western
Cleveland and Fittsburg
Henry Frick
St Louis
el Reno & Western
Shawnee
Weleetka
I. T
George Gould
Oklahoma
Skemers
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Kansas City
Coffeyville
Southwest
Guthrie
Claremore and
Wagoner
Texas
77th Annual Report of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway
The seventy annual meeting re-elected the present board of directors. The annual report covers operations of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and affiliated lines, including Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern, with total mileage and earnings. Net earnings and expenses are detailed, noting wage increases and generalized cost changes across departments.
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Baltimore and
Olio
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio Southwestern
Baltmore
Ohia Southwestern
IWS
Lyne
Ino
Wong
HNIC
Sire S
Inon
Osio
Honea
Paenenger Trafic
Lessa Groen Eernings
HSI
Arene Hss
Peace With Bi Burlington Locomotive Engineers Agreement
Locomotive engineers and F A Delano announce a friendly settlement ending sixteen year dispute with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Management changes and softened tensions followed a long stare at MS and a wall between groups has been removed. The Burlington company plans a member meeting to brief on the resolution and future relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Delano
Ereai
Wikieh Ti Brotherhood
Erugseers
Aeton
Brotherhood
Brotherhood and Company Duty Amid Labor Strife
A fragment discusses obligations of engineers and workers under a company agreement. It argues for faithful, consistent employment and fair handling of relief measures to end a long labor struggle. The passage emphasizes merit and adherence to the agreement as keys to resolving disputes.
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Uae
Burlington
Riding 100 Miles Per Hour Aims For Electric Train Future
A. S. Pritchett of MIT, formerly of Washington University, rode German high speed electric cars on an experimental trip and endorses commercial potential for electric traction up to 100 mph. He notes profitably low grades and curves between cities like New York and Washington, warns above 100 mph may be unprofitable, and calls the Marienfelde Zossen tests more than a curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Washington University
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Pritchett
NO REASON FOR SLUMP IN PENNSYLVANIA RAIL EARNINGS
The Pennsylvania road shows a September East of Pittsburg earnings rise of 858000, nine months gains of 9761.10, 12.6 percent, despite higher expenses. For the year ending September gross for eastern lines about 122414.00 and total system gross about 22524000. Analysts note only about 35 percent of gross goes to cost of transportation and expect further increases in gross with heavy maintenance.
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Statemis
Pennsylvania Road
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ristine Opens Office In Chicago For Railroad Work
St Louis Nov 9 News that George W Ristine has resigned as traffic manager of the World's Fair and may join railroads. He announces an office for examination and report on railroad properties and insurance in the Rockery building Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
George W. Ristine
Rispas
Ris‘Aine
Rookery Building
Chicago
Hurley’s Hot House Pilots Tour Elusive Rail Tour
A misread dispatch notes Hurley’s Hot House Pilots on a special inspection trip. Officials including W. J. Black and J. E. Hurley traveled by special train, arriving in the morning and leaving by afternoon. Reporters asked about purpose, replying that Hurley was visiting during a routine tour.
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Alcueur
Ymeany
W. J. Black
J. E. Hurley
Whouns
C. T. McLellan
A. Im
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney Health Relief
The ad warns kidneys out of order threaten all body systems and lists symptoms like rheumatic pains and indigestion. It claims Warner's Safe Cure can repair kidney tissue, offers a free medical report and booklet from the Medical Department, and forbids substitutes as dangerous and useless.
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Pelgat
Warters Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Areiysa Jf
Beokiet
Warner
Warner Ls
Unclear excerpt from court notes and locals
Fragmentary OCR text references A W Stevens and Joe Allen, inquiry during travel near Sanita and Atchison, with mentions of Judge Bland and Mrs Hurlay. No coherent event or outcome evident, appears as stray notes from a local column.
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Black
Warn
Juriey
A. W. Stevens
Joe. Allen
Sanita
Mrs. Hurlay
Bland —Atchison
Expert accountant to probe Santa Fe payroll fraud in Leavenworth
In Leavenworth Kansas on November 18 the Santa Fe freight and passenger payroll investigation continued with chief Germaine and another company auditor reviewing books. They said accounts may be correct but investigation not finished and no arrests made. Troutman from Topeka joined to reexamine payrolls and books.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Germaine
Santa 2
Ea Eelman
Commaniy
Leavenworth Yeaterany
Santa Fe
Secret Service
Troutman
Toveka
Fronala
Toneka
MO Speers
John
Santa Fe to Extend Cane Belt to Corpus Christi
Official confirmation that the Banta 4 has purchased the Cane Belt railroad line now 0 miles long. The acquired line will be extended to Corpus Christi where it will connect with a new Frisco project near Brownsville at the mouth of the Rio Grande.
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Santa Fe
Corpus Christi
Austin
Tex
Banta #4
Calf Comat
Corone Christ
B. ¥. Yoakum
Frisco
Brownaville
Rio Grande
Mortgage on Orient Railroad Bridge Complete Line
A $20,000,000 mortgage was filed in Arapaho recorder's offices by the Orient Railroad Company to United States and Mexican Trust Company as trustee. The loan covers completing the Grient One line, procuring equipment, and providing term snails with work set to resume immediately across western Oklahoma.
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Guthrie
Okla
Recorder’s
Arapatee
Orient Railroad Company
United States and Mexican Trust Company
Oklahoma
Through a Cemetery. Railroad Built in a Night to Evade Injunction
A Wabash Indiana report claims a railroad crew moved graders to a cemetery overnight to dodge an injunction suit. The Indiana Northern Traction Oxion faced legal action as officials sought to halt work on the line amid ongoing disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Indiana Northern ‘Traction
Oxion
Tts
Eenai
Railroad People and Local Job Movements Mentioned
A scattered report details railroad staff changes and absences across carriers including Santa Fe and Sante Fe lines. It notes workers leaving for trips, sickness, training, and shop activity, with references to Topeka, Ottawa, and Salina, plus upcoming repairs and freight movements.
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Spirit of America
America
Uneeda Biscuit National Biscuit Company
Wellington
Simpann T. Geddes
Curry
Geddes
Geilies
Curry Plow Company
Shoot
Kansas
the State Journal
Railroad News
Oklahoma Railroads
Hic
Gev. W. Ristine
Hurley’ 'S Hot House Pilots
Aida Bifeentn
Mane
Gold Dust Twins
Dr. Bull
R. Gul
Rov
J. W. Bull
Wes
al Droggista
A.C. Meyer & CO
Intea
Mortgage
Orient
Navy
Buffalo
Journal of Commerce
Fabee
Pisd’'s Corp
A. Roesch
A. Mitchell
Hants
Ottawa
Burton Philips
Bantery
Ull Oi
Ba Hope
Rasen T. Ohyimben
Batia Fe
Orelook
EA Goff
Santa Pa Exarh
Willem Dettingly
George Hows
Santa Fee
Yariay
Taonina
Topek
Bi Jos
Stanley Cowdrey
Sante
Maeching
Mr Cowdrey
den Wirth
Banta
Sarvic Sie
Aree
Omata
Sears
Ana Brakeman Jusse Tiowes
Tila Pines
Will
Saeieanes
Tataaetaaliets
Am Foodie Hares
Orton Mies - Sant
Merman
Asaitiom
Paab Paper
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