Roosevelt on living wage and railroads two sides
The article discusses Roosevelt's views on railroad regulation in The Living Wage and Thriving Rate. It argues investors deserve protection and a fair return is essential for new and maintained rails, while rates should rise or fall only when justified, with public interest balanced against corporate misconduct.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Unlis
Commission
Corn Imports From Argentina Reach Texas Ports
Reports announce a shipment of 250000 bushels of corn from Argentina to Texas as the 1913 Texas crop totals 15399000 bushels with a demand of 20000009, leaving a forty five million bushel short. Proponents cite diversification via foreign corn, while cotton exports face a glutted market.
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Argentina
Texas
Texts
Texis
Community Notes and Local Happenings in Shiner Region
Shiner residents Frank Steck and Miss Annie Schacherl, along with Roxie Reuter, were seen in town visiting and traveling between trains. Events include an Eastern Star supper at the Masonic hall, a successful Tiermann park barbecue and dance, and several new local ads and business notices. Industrial notes mention spinach farming near Austin and a planned $16.06 million steel establishment for Texas City, with grape land profits cited in Roby. Galveston eyed an Atlantic Coast oil station site for the Navy, and Oscar Graham’s company staged The Sigher Law with a December return for A Prince of this Race.
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Shiner Puesday
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The
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
W. E. Harrison of
Flatonia
Warne Krause
Tiermann Park
Mills Kopecky
Rowena
Kopecky Drug Company
Livas © Rebbet
Belin & Sons
Gs & A
Bane
Keyzstives Drug Store
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Kopecky
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Industrial Notes
Austin
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Roby
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T. H. Linton
Galveston
Naval Conmittee
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United States Navy
Oscar Graham
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