TV FINDICATOR ANT REFTREICAN GRO A NICHOLS
TV FINDICATOR ANT REFTREICAN GRO A NICHOLS editor and Mer.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
2
TV FINDICATOR ANT REFTREICAN GRO A NICHOLS editor and Mer.
A commentary argues that railroad passenger conductors are underpaid and overworked after long service. It traces entry paths from brakeman to conductor, notes dangerous conditions and strain, and contrasts earnings with other skilled labor. The piece also explains Liberty bonds, urging holders to keep and buy more bonds for safety and profit.
Officials and railway managers push for a half billion dollar treasury loan to buy cars and engines to ease equipment shortages. Senator Cummins convened a conference with the Interstate Commerce Committee and leading New York financial houses to gauge market capacity for railroad securities amid appeals from agricultural groups for more freight cars.
The article reports delegates arriving in Washington to urge action on a long standing car and wagon shortage affecting crop movement and war material production. It cites estimated needs of 225000 freight cars 7000 passenger cars and 3200 locomotives with costs around 1.3 billion dollars and notes funding limits from the Transportation act. It also notes finance market constraints and delivery delays likely into 1921. An Estherville oil man was jailed for drunkenness with remarks on liquor trade. Subscribers urged to square up to aid publication finances.
A fragment from a century newspaper mixes political attack on Bolsheviks and profiteering business men with church news. It cites social tensions, armband slogans, welfare prints, and a weathered sermon in a Presbyterian church. It reports a tragic double murder suicide case and ends with a marriage license notice.
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