Armham Norcrosa Survives Sandreek Train Holdup
Armham Norcrosa, railway manager, and his secretary Jimmie witness a marooned mail car holdup at Sandreek. The car is taken, Norcross and ally Dodds rescue John Chadwick, financier, who offers Norcross the Pioneer Short Line manager position. Breckenridge Dunion heads eastern speculators. Shelia Macrae is believed to be stopping at Portal City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armham Norcrosa
Rai
Sandreek
Wit Mail
Il—Norcrosa
Car Atolea
John Chadwick
Portal City
Dodds
Chadwick
Norcross
Breckenridge Dunion
Jins
Shelia Macrae
Por City
Ecopu
Industrial talk and a midnight hotel encounter
In a tense late night discussion about industrial relations, a sober plan emerges to soften tensions between management and workers. A nod to a new approach is offered, while a dramatic hotel scene unfolds with a disruptive young man causing trouble and a swift, rough intervention by the boss. The narrative hints at reform and risk within the railroad industry and its labor dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafham
Graham
Esata
United States
Chadwick
Cewnter
Collingwood
Dunton
New York
Railroad
Mr. Norcross
Boss Makes Late Move In Corner of Lobby Deal
In a hotel lobby the boss bargains with Uncle John, after overhearing a tale of Basil Kendrick and a widow Sheila Macrae. The pair return with the Major as tension builds, and the boss shifts to offer to join a deal with full control tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chadwick
Mr. Dunton
Portal City
Strathcona
Basil Kendrick
Kentucky
Basil
Sheila
Bullard
Sheila Macran
Uncle John
Directors' Meeting Spurs Kidnap Plot In Nevada Ventures
The narrator observes railroad yard chaos and overhears two men in a cafe discussing a plan linked to Chadwick,Clanahan, and Beckler. The tense scene suggests a kidnapping plot tied to a military base and a Sand Creek incident, with the narrator covertly listening.
Call for Help by Uintah Chapter Red Cross May Drive
In Uintah Utah the Red Cross chapter asks local women to sew one to two garments for children aged 1 to 14 for Europe. May meetings will pledge garments, especially for girls dresses and boys blouse suits, to be shipped to Poland Austria Hungary and other distressed areas. Volunteers are needed late May to pack and ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. A. Smith
Red Cross
Europe
American Red Cross
Ned Cross
Natonal Society
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Baltic States
Balkan States
Uintah Chapter A. R. C
Uintah
A. R.C
Vernal
Utah
Robert Witmer
Central School
National Sewing Bee" Committee
Oil Permits Ruling Spurs Debate Over Rights
A secretary’s ruling revokes prior practice on prospecting within oil fields. It clarifies that delays and land designations affect adjudication while preserving preexisting rights for applicants. The decision also shapes views on proposed amendments to the oil leasing act and impacts pending permit holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falla
William Spry
General Land Office
Fall
Payne
San Juan
United States
Oif
Smoot
Sud Seta
Marketing Committee Accepts Wool Handling Plan
The Utah State Farm Bureau and Utah Wool Growers Association announce a measure to receive and advance wool to growers through the National Wool Warehouse & Storage Company. Wool will be graded and stored with advances tied to grade, with no extra deductions until final sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Farm Bureau
Utah Wool Growers Association
D. D. McKay
National Wool Warehouse & Storage Company
John Holliday
Aaid
Farm Bureau Marketing Committee
W. D. Candland
Mount Pleasant
Fine Wood
George Austin
Salt Lake City
A. W. MacArthur
Chicago
Boston
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
Utah
Michigan Wool Pool
Farm Bureau
Eastern Clothing
Michigan Farm Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Lynde
Chas
Acribior
S & Ns
Directors
Nevada Avenue
Clanahan
Beckler
Sand Creek Siding
Uintah Chapter of
Secretary of the Interior
John Doe
Express
the Express
Miy
Nathe
Postoffice
John
Vernal Garage
Chas. F. TU Proprietor
Chas. Demonsy
Bank of Vernal Building
Thomas W. O'Donnell
Ulstah State Bank
Pope & Wallis
Wallace Calder
Ulatah State Bank Building
Vernal, Utah
A K Mercantile CO
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