Grain Investigation Ends After Long Deliberation
The grain investigation committee reports substantial findings on wheat shipments, elevator practices, and public policy. It notes missteps by railroad and elevator firms, rejects a secret shipment claim, and urges laws for track scales, warehouse weighing, and public storage near deep water. The report totals 4,407.96 spent, with a minority report expected. The broader context includes reactions from Grain Growers association and political figures.
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Arbitrator dispute and labor and political notices across nations
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