Federal aid plan limits funds to defined state systems
President David Jameson of the American Automobile Association argues federal money should target clearly defined state road systems and obligate states to aid county roads. He calls for maintenance funds from vehicle taxes, warning against overreliance on state bonds and noting total national spending surpasses 10 million dollars.
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Pennsylvania
Wyoming
David Jameson
American Automobile Association
Rwanization
Danger Signal At Crossing Involving Three Streets
A crossing where three streets meet is deemed dangerous especially with streetcars nearby. A danger sign was devised but a missing copy hinders its clarity. The mechanism involves an arm and a gong sounding as a car nears, with the sign painted in bright colors.
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Belefice Monthly
Lincoln Highway Gap Fund Boosted by $100,000 Gift
A Nevada donor aims to fill gaps on the Lincoln Highway neighborhood by pledging $100,000 for improving two segments to complete a transcontinental route. The donor believes state and federal action should lead, but seeks a personal effort to showcase the project to the American public and emphasize education and public benefit.
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Lincol
Thas
Muddy roads worsen as rain dries slow repairs
Poor road conditions emerge as moisture creates mud and ruts on the roadbed. Officials note a crowned, hard surface helps water run off and delays deep rut formation, while continued wet weather hampers drying and road quality.
Boy Scouts Plan A Short Hike And Cooking Tests
A panel of scouts plans a brief activity tomorrow to pass some outsider tests. They will cook a stew and twist potatoes using basic utensils. Leaders expect several scout friends to join and assist the Scout Executive in supervising tests at Birch Lodge.
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Basta
the Birch Lodge
Mike Kel
Seout Mantas
Wong
Railroads Await Massive Postwar Capital Investment
Large scale rail expansion is urged as essential to match postwar growth. Officials warn that war disruptions delayed equipment, shops, and track work, and call for substantial capital expenditure in 1920 to avert service slowdowns and support increasing traffic nationwide. The push comes from Walker V9, the Director General, and lawmakers urging prompt federal and private action.
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Muitrand
Walker
Lines
Conten
Squalor
Albert 2. Cumming
Eintragiol Bente Laterstate
Cummerae Gommilee
John J. Bech
Talerstite
Inu Pres
Pati
Hines
Geo
Anadevkus
Prageans Fir
Maiirouils
Pact of
Genegresa
Rail traffic growth outpaces rail expansion in early 20th century
By 1918 American railroads carried far more traffic than in 1898 despite modest track growth. Freight and passenger movement surged. by 1927 output per worker and efficiency rose as capital investment expanded tracks, terminals, and equipment, tripling traffic relative to track mileage and exceeding prior year totals multiple times.
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United States
Ech Railway
Alweg
Trafic
Adequate Rates Urged by Life Insurance Heads
Leaders of major life insurance firms call for railroad rate reform to ensure adequate charges for current and future demand, stabilize credit, and support securities. The association seeks a guaranteed framework that supports growing commerce and overall economic stability.
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Association of Life Insurance
Road tests in California use adobe land in county highway trial
An experiment to build a road over adobe land in a California county between May Vout and Vittburg shows signs of cracking and disintegration within a few seasons. County Surveyor Ammold reports the county highway contractor’s efforts, guided by several western authorities, have produced mixed results but improvements.
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May Vout
Vittburg
Californ
Cntrerely
Ammold
Protection for Public Railways Transfer Debate
The executive consent notes the transfer of railways to private control must shield the system from receivership and ensure uninterrupted service, stressing public protection and stability in the process. It underscores the government’s stance on safeguarding essential rail infrastructure during privatization considerations.
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Cnedit
Piblic
Wilson to mediate coal strike differences at White House
President Wilson will seek to compose the differences between the coal strike majority and minority factions. The effort was announced today at the White House, signaling government mediation in the labor dispute.
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Washington. Mare
Wilson
Child asked for bread and given a note on price
An observer describes a Boston Transcript item in which a girl is sent for a loaf of bread and receives a note stating the exact price. The child asks for confirmation and is told the price, then the vendor suggests raising the price due to inflation.
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The
Boston Transcript
State Guard Disbands Amid Demobilization Plan
About seventy five to eighty members of Company K in this city are to receive honorable discharges soon as Wisconsin's State Guard begins demobilization. Captain Herschjelt notes remaining service. the unit formed in 1917 after Troop G left and helped local readiness. Several state infantry units listed for demobilization include Milwaukee area Seventh Infantry and others across Wisconsin.
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Co. K
Madlcaut
Stables
Pyo- Nine
Orzer
Wisconsin
Wilbur
State Guard
King
Herschjelt
Seventh Infantry
Milwaukee
West Allis
Ravine
North Milwaukee
Eighth Infantry
Monrvee
Ovononigwee
Menasha
Waukesha
Hartford
Fort Atkinson
Beloit
Janesville
Jefferson
Madison
Platteville
Ninth Infantry
Appleton
Nesnah
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Oconto
ManHowoc
Green Bay
Sheboygan
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Marinette
Stevens Point
Tenth Infantry
Wausau, Superior
State Guard orders issue discharges and financial duties
Commanders in Menomonie Eau Claire Chippewa Falls Ladysmith Neillsville Madison and La Crosse are instructed to discharge all men in their units honoring service. They must ensure property accountability render final returns and retain any funds. The order also thanks officers and enlistments for loyal service to the state guard.
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Menomonie
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Ladysmith
Neilleville
Magston
LaCrosse
Mili
New Meat Market Prices Offer Wide Range of Deli Goods
A local meat market advertises fresh cuts and grocery items with attractive prices. Beef includes Choice Tender Pot Roast, Boneless Rolled Roast, Sirloin, Porter House, and more. Pork features Pork Roast, Loin Roast, Chops, Spare Ribs, and Heads. Veal offers Loin, Shoulder, Stew, and Chops. Also listed are bacon, sausages, liver, and canned goods like tomatoes, beans, and corn. Various cheeses and Coffee brands complete the selection. Prices shown include 18 to 98 cents per pound and bulk tubs.
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Aon
Hamburg
Porter House
Jean
Sansa
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