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an average of 42.6 miles an hour with a high mark of 62.2 miles an hour . There the U. P. took the train through divisions at Grand Island , North Platte , Cheyenne and Rawlins to the foot of the heavy grades at Green River , Wyo .
an average of 42.6 miles an hour with a high mark of 62.2 miles an hour . There the U. P. took the train through divisions at Grand Island , North Platte , Cheyenne and Rawlins to the foot of the heavy grades at Green River , Wyo .
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an average of 42.6 miles an hour with a high mark of 62.2 miles an hour . There the U. P. took the train through divisions at Grand Island , North Platte , Cheyenne and Rawlins to the foot of the heavy grades at Green River , Wyo .
an average of 42.6 miles an hour with a high mark of 62.2 miles an hour . There the U. P. took the train through divisions at Grand Island , North Platte , Cheyenne and Rawlins to the foot of the heavy grades at Green River , Wyo .
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That approval was expressed in the peace treaties of the prin- ciple of the eight - hour working day . ... la- bor organization ( League of Na- tions ) in 1919 to limit hours of work in industrial undertakings to eight hours per day .
That approval was expressed in the peace treaties of the prin- ciple of the eight - hour working day . ... la- bor organization ( League of Na- tions ) in 1919 to limit hours of work in industrial undertakings to eight hours per day .
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100 per cent American asked Asst attend benefit better bill Bldg boys Brother Brotherhood called Canadian cause CENT GANG Central Chairman Chicago City committee Court Division efforts elected employes fact Federation foreman gave give Grand held hope increase industry interest John Journal Journal Agent keep labor living Lodge look Louis Maintenance March means meeting membership ment Michigan Miss month never officers Ohio organization Pacific persons present President railroad Railway regular representatives road safety Sec.-Treas Secretary Senator stand sure System talk things tion Treas unemployment union United Vice-Chairman wages widow wish workers York
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| Titel | Trackmen's Advance Advocate, Volume 39 |
| Auteur | Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees |
| gepubliceerd | 1930 |
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