Railway and Locomotive Engineering . appointed to a similar position atShawnee, Okla. C. W. Dearworth has been appointeddivision storekeeper of the Erie, withheadquarters at Huntington, Ind., and Pauling has been appointed to a simi-lar position on the same road with head-quarters at Marion, Ohio. H. M. Smitten, formerly engineer inthe valuation department of the SouthernPacific, has been appointed brake engineerof the Western Pacific. During the warperiod Mr. Smitten was attached to the37th Engineers with the rank of lieutenantcolonel. R. C. Morgan, superintendent of term-inals for the C
Railway and Locomotive Engineering . appointed to a similar position atShawnee, Okla. C. W. Dearworth has been appointeddivision storekeeper of the Erie, withheadquarters at Huntington, Ind., and Pauling has been appointed to a simi-lar position on the same road with head-quarters at Marion, Ohio. H. M. Smitten, formerly engineer inthe valuation department of the SouthernPacific, has been appointed brake engineerof the Western Pacific. During the warperiod Mr. Smitten was attached to the37th Engineers with the rank of lieutenantcolonel. R. C. Morgan, superintendent of term-inals for the Canadian Pacific, with head-quarters at Winnipeg Wis., has beengranted leave of absence to take chargetemporarily of the Reid Newfoundlandrailway system with headquarters inNewfoundland. C. K. Reaser has been appointed assist-ant manager of stores of the Erie, withheadquarters at New York. F. J. Tal-bot and J. H. Sweeney have been ap-pointed to similar positions on the sameroad, the former at New York, and thelatter at Meadville, C. DDWX William Kennedy, a retired locomotiveengineer of the Grand Trunk, who recentlyattained his 97th year, is to have the honorof having a medal presented to him onthe occasion of the completion of his fif-tieth year as a member of the Brother-hood of Locomotive Engineers. He was locomotive man for many years on the pay-masters train before division points wereestablished. Charles Caldwell McChord has beenelected chairman of the Interstate Com-merce Commission, succeeding Edgar , resigned. Mr. McChord was en-gaged in the general practice of law whenhe was appointed a member of the Ken-tucky Railroad Commission in 1892. Heshowed much ability, particularly in han-dling railroad problems, and in 1910 wasappointed a member of the Interstate Com-merce Commission. T. A. Hynes has been elected presidentof the New Jersey, Indiana & Illinois. graduated from the Union Semi-nary, Damascus, in 1899, and entered rail-way service with
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