This is a historical document detailing the activities of the United States Railroad Administration during World War I. The report outlines the challenges faced by the railroad industry during the war and the steps taken to address them, including government ownership and control of the railroads. It provides a fascinating insight into the role of transportation in warfare and the relationship between government and industry in times of crisis.

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