Money and Brains Used to Make Railroad Travel Safe
Charles P. Calvert outlines how railroads reduce accidents through safer equipment, signaling, and grade-crossing eliminations. He cites statistics on passenger, employee, and trespasser deaths and describes safety education led by New York Central and its 125000 staff.
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New York Central Railroad
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English Customs and Dress Blues at Royal Ceremonies
The piece describes English investitures and state ceremonies showing lavish uniforms, gold braid, and orders of chivalry. It contrasts English pageantry with American inaugurations, noting Yeomen of the Guard, Beefeaters, and tower warders in century-old attire guarding royal events.
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John Lind Named Private U S Envoy to Mexico City
John Lind ex governor of Minnesota is chosen by President Wilson to go to Mexico City as private representative without credentials. The move surprises official Washington which cites his unusual suitability for a delicate mission, though Lind lacks Spanish and current Mexican insight.
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Mexico City
Huerta
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