Railway chiefs reply to La Follette attack on valuation plan
In a broad national summary Edward W. Pickard reports rail executives defend private management against radical demands for public control. They warn low valuations would block capital, hampering expansion and service reliability as government ownership advocates press for drastic net-return cuts.
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Ford Candidacy Rumor Grows as Independence Movement Emerges
The article reports growing talk of Henry Ford seeking the presidency, possibly as an independent with Hearst backing, while Republican leaders downplay Ford’s potential impact. Roy M. Harrop’s American Economic League backs a third party, urging nationwide placement, and Ford himself offers cautious commentary on national issues and railroads.
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De Valera Orders End to Armed Struggle Amid Irish War
Amon de Valera and Aitken, acting for the Irish Republican Army, urge followers to cease armed actions against the Irish Free State. The chief orders that further sacrifice is vain and the republic cannot be defended by arms, calling for new means to safeguard national rights.
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Britain Accepts Russian Note With Reservations
Britain accepts Russia’s compensation offer for seized trawlers and for Charles I Davison’s execution and Mrs. Stan Warding’s detention, and the two Weinstein replies to British protests over church officials. The Russian reply on Asia propaganda is unsatisfactory, and Tehran Kabul envoy withdrawal is demanded. Two American political figures died last week Joseph W Falk former Missouri governor and Claude Kitchin NC congressman and former Democratic leader.
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