Evils of Dual Regulations Against Rail Transport
An editorial attacks parallel federal and state controls on railways. It argues Congress ICC focus on rates and service while states push costly crew laws and reports, inflating costs and harming interstate commerce. It calls for a federal tribunal with exclusive power over commerce arteries. Steamer Trunks MOORD & WALKER.
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Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Commissions
United States
Interstate Commere Commission
Alona
Uncle Sam A Fair Show in World Markets
Collier's edited by Mark Sullivan adopts a progressive stance urging fair competition for American business. It features Judge Gary of U S Steel arguing managers must act with public responsibility and that restrictive laws hinder capital and transportation needed for strong export growth.
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Collier's
Mark Sullivan
Butt
Uncle Sam
Gary
U. S. Steel Corporation
Hanila Fg
The Railroads Seek Unified Federal Regulation
The railroads voluntarily ask to be placed under a single federal regulating body to end conflicting state rulings and reduce red tape. State commissions resist, arguing loss of service, while supporters note federal rules are stricter and more uniform, citing national banks as an example.
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U. S
Round-Up Program June 15 16 Event No 1 Maverse Race
Round up schedule lists six events including a Maverse Race with a fifty foot start and five dollar prize for the first to rope both horns. The format resembles a carnival roundup with multiple contests across two days.
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Bertha Blanchit
Jennie Taylor
American Engineers to Lead Railway Work in France
The United States will deploy nine regiments of railway engineers from private railroads to France to straighten and operate lines of communication on government operated systems. The move highlights American ingenuity, with private railroads supplying the first engineers for front line support amid debates over government ownership of railways.
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France
Distillery Prober Says County Officials Aid Moonshiners
An Internal Revenue agent in Georgia says county officers hinder federal efforts against illicit whisky, protecting moonshiners and keeping stills running. The piece argues laws alone cannot end distilling where local networks and sympathetic sheriffs shield illegal operations.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Georgia
Internal Revenue
Winnipeg
Kingston
Hnetnesia
Rheumatism anti uric remedy marketed in late 19th style
The famous root and berry remedy for rheumatism contains no opiates or chemicals and will not injure delicate stomachs. Results guaranteed or money refunded. Price one dollar fifty cents per outfit. Sold by Williams Drug Company.
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Cale
Williams Drug Company
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