Public Works On Rivers and Harbors, Hearings ..., On H.R. 10069 ..., April 26, May 8, 1918

This volume contains the official record of hearings before the United States Senate Committee on Commerce regarding H.R. 10069, a bill concerning public works projects related to rivers and harbors. Held on April 26th and May 8th, 1918, the hearings feature testimonies and discussions related to the proposed legislation. This historical document offers valuable insights into the priorities and challenges faced by the U.S. government during the early 20th century in managing and developing vital waterways. It provides a detailed look at the considerations involved in allocating resources for infrastructure projects and the perspectives of various stakeholders involved in these decisions. Researchers and historians interested in infrastructure development, legislative processes, and early 20th-century American history will find this a useful resource.

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