Regular onces More The Return to Work by Engineers and Firemen
A late March report details the Santa Fe strike ending with engineers and firemen reinstated and suspended workers restored by Manager Goddard. It notes prep for normal service, with trains back on schedule, freight resuming, and a new management stance under Arthur and Mr. Conroe.
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George Royal
Wyoice
Brotherhood
Arthur
Chicago
Connie
Carroll
Mark
Kansas City
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Authur
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Goddard
Larrabee and Perkins Correspondence Over Railroad Strike
Iowa Governor Larrabee and Chicago Burlington & Quincy President Perkins exchange letters over the engineers and firemen strike. Governor urges a speedy settlement to ease travel and commerce disruption and asks for understanding with the strikers.
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Iowa
Provernor
Des Motes
Larrabee
Perkins
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad
Des Moints
C. B. de Y
Chicago
Arbitration settlement debated in Texas letter from Larrater
A correspondence thread from Bruiaxeros La March 14 1558 discusses settling a controversy by arbitration. President Penness of the railroad farm responds March 19 noting labor shortages after a recent strike and urging detailed consumer complaints while outlining efforts to rehire and stabilize operations. Governor Larruber/Executive Maxstox comment on damages and future claims, with local storm and court notes interwoven.
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Perkins
Bruiaxeros
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Penness
Larruber
Maxstox
Marses
Perkinn
Fang
Hurling
Brant
Revival notes at Emporia Avenue Baptist church
The Evangelist J Willer reports two weeks of powerful sermons at Emporia Avenue Baptist. Attendance fluctuates as meetings continue, with plans for tonight’s service depending on interest. A youth meeting at Presbyterian church drew 268 men, with strong addresses by Dr Gates and Rev Banner E Shawhan urging young men to seek spiritual work. A thief stole a minister’s fur cap and overcoat from First Baptist, later recovered from a secondhand shop on East Douglas. The Forty-eighth anniversary of A L Albert was celebrated with guests and a formal reception at South Water Street. A couple from Wichita, Jacob Mallet and Eva Wilhite, plan to reside in Wichita after their wedding. Citizens in Fourth ward to nominate a councilman. A Moslem House of Worship in Sprendorth described with four pillars, cupola, Koran verses, and prayer scenes.
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Miller
Emporia Avenue Baptist Church
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Presbyterian Church
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First Baptist Church
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A. L. Albert
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Fredona Clifford
Edith Bows
Ella Dresser
Ef Allan Campbell
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Peat
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Miss Edith
Wichita Exposition Plans and Early Events Preview
A Wichita exposition and fair association director reports rapid progress on grounds and structures. Stables and a large theater are near completion, with office buildings to follow, as the city prepares for taxin displays and a birthday celebration. A firemen and shooting tournament, low fares, and trade show plans are outlined, while historic preservation includes moving Capt. Wa. Mathison’s house. A social at Lincoln Street Church and local meetings are described, along with a Sunday armrest and community notices.
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Board of Trade
Wichita
Liberal Premianss
Mayr Allen
Council
Hin
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Police Court Docket Highlights Drunks and Defendants
Yesterday's police court session focused on the Mitchell case with John Stewart notably resisting arrest after being taken into custody for disturbing the peace. Dozens of inebriated individuals were processed, with most sent to the city prison to serve sentences.
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J. A. Martin
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Ek Mursin
Ryan
Alex Smith
P. A. Beaver
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Treland
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Che
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Clry
Maggie Meshell
House of South Pattie Avenue
Mary
Watson
Sra Romash
Houdl
John Garrison
W. & White
Caldwell
Anna R. Campbell
Thomas
Thebes Wo Lesperance
Wichita
Tillie Kennidy
Hurrion
Directors Meet Elects Wichita Board of Trade Members
At yesterday afternoon's meeting of the Wichita Board of Trade directors, a list of new members was elected to the board. A resolution protested the Barton Car works designation and urged keeping the name Wichita, praising local citizens for their support.
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Board of
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Handy Solomons
M. Stewart
Rogers
C.K Campbell
J. M Allen
A. Hess
Barton Car Works
Wichita
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Baron
Whetita
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