Roads Need Over a Billion Dollars for Tariff Reform
Reading through the commission hearing, railroad leaders outline a plan to raise passenger rates while freight charges surge. Dan Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway notes rising operating costs since 1916, with debt maturing and limited external financing due to global market tightening. The era’s funding challenge centers on sustaining credit once European financing narrows.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railway
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Europe
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Venezuelan Leader Seeks League Admission and Education Reform
President Corslat Osracas reports Venezuela admitted to the League of Nations, praising the act as supremely important. He cites the minister of public instruction advancing English teaching in primary schools. In Chicago, railway strike actions persist as Grunny calls for workers to resume, while 19,000 still idle amid material shortages. In London, German troops occupy parts of the Ruhr amid rising unrest, with reports of new disorder and fears of broader violence.
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Venezuela
League of Nations
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Chicago
Germans Farm Seized by Custodian in Beatrice Area
Beatrice area property longtime owned by Paul Vogt and Earl Vogt family was seized under order from Alien Property Custodian Franelli P. Garven. D W Cook acts under instruction to take control of the farm near Riverside south of Beatrice and manage tenant operations for the Vogt owners awaiting papers forwarded by the custodian.
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Iowa Town Faces Fire Loss and Economic Strain
Local Iowa notes report a major fire at the Northeastern Felt Shoe Company plant in Webster City causing extensive damage and losses, while nearby farms suffer livestock and crop setbacks. The piece also covers dairy market shifts, town population estimates for Marshalltown, and preparations for a Methodist conference in Des Moines.
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New Hampton Creamery
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Mirmbaie
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