Harding Proposes Rail Consolidation Plan
President Harding advocates consolidating U S railroads into a few systems as a solution to transportation issues while warning against government operation. He calls for legislation to extend consolidation, discusses rail labor relations, the need to support weak lines, and the aim to avoid confiscation while maintaining service and just returns on capital. He favors an impartial tribunal to prevent strikes and supports continued railroad labor board actions with modifications.
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Harding
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Gaiahev
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Inland waterways urged to cut carrying charges nationwide
A speaker advocates using inland waterways to reduce costs for basic materials, heavy freight, and farm products. He notes federal river and harbor spending of about 2.13 billion, criticizes lack of coordination with railroads, and calls for coordinated service and rate reductions.
Unclear excerpt on water routes as essential public service
The fragment discusses water routes as critical for public service and transport, stressing coordination of services and reducing charges to protect fortunes, framing employment as a means to ensure efficient, popularized public utility and lessen financial peril.
Editor Seeks Kin Through Newspapers Item
An editor reports no trace today of Arthur W. Brant a local realtor last seen in town. Outcome unclear as searches continue and family notices reference Financial Security Finance Corp. in connection with the case.
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Imad
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W. Brant
Au Bikes
Disappearance Case Sees Brother Detect Editor In Pursuit
Ten days after a missing person case began, Trant’s brother Irving, a St. Louis newspaper editor, argues for renewed search and public involvement. He calls for leads and media coverage to aid authorities in locating the missing individual.
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Trant
Irving
St. Louis
Missing Man's Mind Affected by Finances and Long Search
Fragmentary notes indicate a missing man’s mental state was influenced by financial worries. A prolonged Brant family search spanned newspapers and books with scattered references, but details remain unclear.
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