Fixing Rates Not Sole Aim of Rail Body Says Jackson
Rail policy official argues rate fixing is not the only objective and calls for greater public understanding of the system's problems amid centralized authority concerns.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
7
Rail policy official argues rate fixing is not the only objective and calls for greater public understanding of the system's problems amid centralized authority concerns.
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A speaker argues that expanding federal control over nearly all activities risks socializing property and eroding state power, warning it could curb local governance and utility ownership. He cites transportation as a vehicle for broader federal reach while endorsing gradual globalization of transit services.
Newspap ers invest heavily in investigating the Mills Hall deaths in New Brunswick. Editors report tens of thousands spent on reporters and wire services as the inquiry proceeds, with police and Telegraph officers coordinating the coverage.
Weather brief notes near term conditions for the Northwest region. Sparse forecast mentions cold air and light to moderate winds with temperatures holding near zero as the day progresses. Ambiguous text references rivers and locales but provides limited verifiable details.
Shipping resumes on the lakes after a stoppage caused by Tuesday’s winds and high winds forecast. Thermometer readings in the Great Lakes area hovered near the gera point. In the Northwest the coldest U S temperature was recorded at Uavere Montana twenty degrees below zero. Shore birds sometimes venture inland toward the prairies.
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