Not Cheaper Rates But Better Transportation
Debate over railroad rates continues nationwide with many states passing lower fare laws. Governor Hughes vetoed New York’s 2 cent per mile proposal, arguing transportation must balance investor security and public needs to ensure transport facilities. President Roosevelt urged timely action in Indianapolis emphasizing the hour’s need for proper transportation policies.
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Railroads urged to invest in better transportation facilities
Public and business leaders press for expanded terminals tracks and equipment with restrained rate cuts. They call for mandatory improvements in facilities and safer tracks while opposing broad fare reductions that could hinder service quality and investment. The debate cites national and state figures urging faster, safer, cheaper, not merely cheaper, transport.
Child severely ill after ingesting lye in Sumter
The three year old son of C. L. Cuttino in Sumter drank a portion of lye on Saturday and is in a very serious condition. Authorities describe the accident as a grave household mishap. The incident underscored dangers of cleaning products within reach of children.
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C. L. Cuttino
Sumter
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