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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1923

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2

Rail executives claim ownership goal undercuts private control

Six railway presidents warned that public ownership is the intended result of a valuation conference led by the Interstate Commerce Commission. They argued the meeting serves to discourage private capital, hamper private operation, and push toward government ownership, citing constitutional protections and historic court rulings.

Chicago B. A Western Railway S M Felton Casewap Great Western Hale Holden Chicago, Burlington and Quincy C H Markham Illingia Central H B E Bryam Chicago, Miwaukee St Paul W H Finley Chicago and Northwestern J. E. Gorman Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Ha Interstate Commerce Commission Caca Merce Fovaiuatan Mgena Tris Robert Mo Lafollette Interstate Commerce Commission

Code for Children Adopted by Japanese Word

A fragmented note discusses adoption and education relates to Japanese policy. It references Word invited individuals and mentions Character Education institutes. The passage reads as a cryptic commentary on reforms and civic programs affecting men who accepted the Word and were invited into education roles.

Translation of American children’s code in Japan for schools

The children’s code of morals prize of 5600 dollars awarded three years ago to William I Hutchins of Berea College has been translated and published in Japan for use in public schools. The translation was made by President Sawayenagi of the Japanese Imperial Educational Association.

Chevy Chase William I Hutchins Berea College Japan Sawayenagi Imperial Educational Association Omiclalg

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