Railways Seek a Half-Cent Fare Increase Across Iowa
A Waterloo Commercial Club meeting heard railway officials urge a 0.5 cent per mile rise in passenger tariffs. Iowans were asked to support a fare boost while arguing that current profits fail to cover costs. Speakers from Rock Island and Great Western defended the request and cited rising equipment and material costs.
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Waterloo
Evenius
Des Moines
1. J. Phelps
A. L. Craig
H.3. Phelps
Iine Otral
Speker
Waterloo Commercial Club
Mr. Phelps
Great Western
Lee Pe Ting
Chamber of Commerce
L. M. Alen
Ttade
Rock Island Road
Alien
Allen
New England
Iowa
Seton
Davis
J. W. Francis
Francia
Francis
East Side
A. J. Craig
Lloyd Joden
Child Labor in Cotton Mills Sparks National Debate
Washington March 5 reports reveal 40221 children under 16 worked in U S cotton mills in 1909 with 12 to 16 hour days. South Carolina lists 2684 under 16 in textiles with 14 year old limits debated. advocates urge Palmer Owen federal action to end child labor nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
America
United States
South Carolina
Commissioner of Labor
South
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
National Child Labor Committee
Hia
Tera
Massachusetts
Owen R. Lovejoy
National Child Labor Committes
Congress
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