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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1919

Page

11

Dual R R Ownership Plan Urges Harbor Improvements

A degraded report describes congressional hearing on port facilities to boost foreign trade. William W. Bryan and Walter Redfield advocate government state ownership of railroads, with debates on freight rates and inland waterways. Secretarial figures push funded harbor upgrades to reduce port delays and improve American competitiveness.

Mearfield Walter—Redfield Atignal Harbost Conigre William Jenning Luther M. Waller Chicago Eel Secretary of Commerce Redfield Bryan

Mexico aims to ease US rights under Carranza rule

Ambassador Henry P Fletcher from Mexico City said American rights will be amply safeguarded by the Mexican government. He noted improved sentiment since the recall of German influence and the end of anti American propaganda. Fletcher credited Carranza with progress in development, reconstruction, and army reorganization while predicting oil troubles will be settled and smuggling arms reduced. He added Mexican railways are returning to prewar footing.

Menedo Henry P Fletcher Alexico City State Department von Eckhardt Carranza Mexico Fletcher

Raroushka To Attend Victory Dinner In Washington

Catherine Hreshkovskaya known as The Little Grandmother of the Revolution travels to the United States to speak at the Women of America victory dinner at Wardman Park Inn in Washington on Lincoln's birthday. Baboushka arrives amid enthusiastic crowds and denounces the Bolsheviks for license rather than liberty.

Catherine Hreshkovskaya America Wardman Park Inn Lincoln Baboushka Russia Holsneviki Liberty

Col P W Arnold Dies From Sunshine Accident at Langres

Col P W Arnold, prominent in army circles, died January 25 in a sun accident at Langres France. Born in Cold Springs New York he served in the Seventh and Fourteenth Cavalry, led military instruction at Plattsburg, commanded with the 1st Infantry then the 103d Infantry of the 26th Division. Interment was at Langres. Widow and mother reside at 1722 Lamont Street. brother Col S B Arnold on staff duty at Waco, Texas.

W Arnold Asa Langres Friner Langres Col Arnold Cold Springs N. Y Old Seventh Cavalry Fourteenth Cavalry Plattsburg S@1st infantry 103D Infantry Lamont Street S. B Arnold Wace Tex

NEED BIG SYSTEMS WITH RAIL GROUPS

Director General Hines told the Senate Interstate commerce committee that a proposed permanent regional rail system under private management would base itself on one or two large systems per group chosen by a government tribunal and not by Congress. He urged using state commissions for local rate decisions while cautioning against forced government control. Senator Cummins challenged the need for extended government control, and Mrs. Hines suggested public opposition to continued control unless a longer trial is provided.

Hines Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Congress Cummins Mrs. Hines Sand

Will Tell of Mine Barrage Lecture by Capt Belknap

Capt Resmald R Belknap U S directed the mine barrage across the North Sea and will describe the work before the National Geographic Society. He will lecture twice at 4 5 and 8 05 oclock with official pictures showing the progress.

North Sea National Geographic Society Resmald R Belknap U. S Belknap New Masonic Temple

Warburg urges divided control for railroads

Paul M. Warburg, former Federal Reserve governor, urged private railroading with government regulation to ensure competition in service, not in rates, and a fair division of excess income among stockholders, labor and government. He condemned government ownership as harmful and criticized current regulatory bodies, proposing regional boards and a five to seven member national panel instead of the Interstate Commerce Commission.

New York Paul M. Warburg Federal Reserve Board New York Chamiger of Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission Warburg

Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front

A prolonged list records American casualties from the front, including killed in action, died of disease, killed by accidents, and wounded. It names numerous officers and enlisted men with hometowns across the United States, reflecting extensive human losses and the scope of the unit’s sacrifices.

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Fifty thousand U S troops to study in army schools

Paris reports that 50 000 members of the American expeditionary force have enrolled as students in army post schools run by the army educational commission. Veterans of colleges teach, thousands of texts shipped, and courses span from basic reading to advanced French and civics. The plan includes a future European college and options for soldiers to return home or stay in Europe to finish studies.

Associated Press Paris Diera American Expeditionary Force Army Army Educational Commission United States Scotland Brigland Armen Europe France Philippines

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