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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1920

Page

3

Improved Plans For Railroads After Government Control

Washington Jan 5 The Association of Railway Executives meeting in Washington reports continued operation changes adopted during government control. Chairman Thomas De Witt Cuyler announces that several changes have already been agreed upon to persist after March 1 when roads return to private operation.

Washington Association of Railway Executives Thomas DeWitt Cuyler

Rail carriers seek fair settlement under federal control act

Cuyler outlines aims to stabilize rates and avoid discrimination. Rail executives press for a government study body, national rate control, consolidation rights, and continued government rentals with a loan fund to fund expansions. Association plans to push for local control retention while opposing Cummins and sch bills.

Railroad Administration Cuyler Baid National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners Cummins Sch Senate House John E. Benton

Waited Long To Meet Anna Involved in Fraud Case

Michael Waynchuck of Chelsea chased Anna Dirka after a three month vigil for trains at South Station. He alleged a $600 bank roll vanished after a party. Michele Luktins of West Ind. claimed losses including a $150 gold watch and other items. Judge Duff set bail at $2000 for Anna's appearance Friday.

Michael Waynchuck Chelsea Providence South Station Anna Dirka Michael Washington Street Sergeant Berry John Manning City Hall Avenue Station Anna Michele Lutkins McLean Street West Ind Michele Duff

January Furniture Sale Promises Exceptional Values

A January sale at the Summer field store and three warehouses offers every piece of furniture at far below value, with buyers initially cautious but the firm asserting strong public faith and long term goodwill will be earned by delivering exceptional prices.

Summerfield House of Summerfield New England

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