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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1917

Page

7

The Habit of Daily Discipline and Integrity

A list of exhortations urging steady daily routines and virtuous conduct. Emphasizes exercise, accommodation, honesty with friends and enemies, seeking good, goal focus, perseverance, trust in a spouse, prompt letter replies, and maintaining Christmas spirit year round.

Remarkable Handling of U S Troops on Mexican Border 1916

The Quartermaster General reports the 1916 mobilization moved 100000 National Guard with 350 trains over vast distances with 4900 locomotives and crews. Rail officials and workers earned high praise for safe, rapid transport with minimal disruption and one minor accident.

Washington, D. C U. S. Army American Railway Association War Department National Guard United States Europe Mil

Freight Claims Paid Promptly Says Harlan

Commissioner James S. Harlan told the Freight Claim Association that when shipper claims are well founded they are paid promptly by railroads. He noted the commission’s inquiry into carrier settlements showed surprising promptness and praised the association for systematizing claim adjustments to eliminate reasonable criticism.

Washington, D. C James S. Harlan Interstate Commerce Commission Freight Claim Association Commission Harlan Congress

Close Margin of Profit in Operation of Railway

Atlanta special reports the Southern Railway Company shows a net operating income of 21 million for the year ended June 30 1916, yielding only 5.31 percent on the investment of about 596 million in railroad and equipment. President Harrison notes the narrow margin risks and questions investor willingness to fund improvements without a reasonable return.

Atlanta Harrigan Southern Railway Company Harrison

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