Railroads and safety prompt government action against poor maintenance
Editorial notes railroads in bad repair endangering riders and the public and argues for government control of unsafe lines. It claims managers should be treated as murderers after wrecks and cites graft allegations as part of the broader corruption. Local items follow.
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