Knapp backs pooling and restrained combinations
Judge Martin A. Knapp of New York, head of the Interstate Commerce Commission, argues for railroad pooling under proper limits and for a general change to restrain unnecessary combinations. He says competition is often enforced by rules rather than open competition and that pooled rates could lower tariffs and benefit the public, while cautioning against secret price arrangements and favoring uniform tariff enforcement.
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Confederate Floral Offering Lauded at Memorial Day Observance
Confederate veterans in Bork Arkansas sent a floral offering to the National cemetery on Memorial Day. Memorial services and solemn ceremonies were held with a procession to the grave sites and remarks by local leaders.
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Denoration Day Observed at Columbus Penitentiary
In Columbus May 30 observations marked Denoration Day at the penitentiary. Benjamin J. Lamas, former probate judge and exalter of the Alabama boyer of representatives, delivered an address to his fellow-elder peers during the event.
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Roosevelt Speech at Arlington Honors War Dead
President Roosevelt’s Arlington Cemetery ceremony is described with decorations, a Marine Band performance, and a national salute as Arlington honors the unknown tomb. The address praises Washington and Lincoln, stressing national unity and sacrifices of revolutionaries and Civil War leaders in a patriotic commemorative display.
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Remembering the War Leaders and Call for Accountability
A wartime speech recalls the legacy of leaders like Lincoln and Grant, urging unity and a steadfast commitment to justice. It warns that future peace depends on addressing wrongs by troops abroad and ensuring accountability for atrocities, with continued pursuit of truth on the third page.
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