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1. An Interurban goes modern and other early CERA Bulletins

   This book includes: Bulletin 20 - Cincinnati & Lake Erie Railroad Company; Bulletin 21 - Indiana Railroad System; Bulletin 22 - Electroliner; Bulletin 23 - Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee Line; Bulletin 24 - A thumbnail sketch of the Trenton-Princeton Traction Co.; Bulletin 25 - The Columbus, Delaware & Marion Electric Company; Bulletin 26 - The Seashore Electric Railway; Bulletin 27 - Complete roster equipment of the Chicago Surface Lines; Bulle...

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2. Brill Magazine

   Reprint: Brill Magazine, Vol. 13, No. 1/2, May/September, 1927 Articles: Growth of leading American electric railways, New York State Railways; Brill modern cars for Williamsport, Brill No. 201-B seats; First high-speed articulated interurban cars for Washington-Baltimore Line, Brill 27-MCB trucks; Thirty double-truck safety cars for Virginia Electric & Power Company, Brill 177-E trucks; New Wilkes-Barre cars follow modern trend, Brill 177-E-1...

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3. Electric railway journal

   Vol. 74, May 1930, No. 05 Contents: Editorials; Extensive Rolling Stock Rehabilitation at Baltimore by Dean J. Locke and A. T. Clarke; Public Service Suburban Bus Terminal in New York City; Income Increased by Co-ordination at Poughkeepsie; Air-Magnetic Brakes Make Quick Stops by H. A. Davis; Attaining Faster Schedules in Rapid Transit Service by W. J. Clardy; New Locomotives Facilitate Freight Handling by Walter Silvus; Flexible Progressive Sig...

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4. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, January 10, no. 01 Contents: Detroit celebrates street railway progress; Providence puts on the pass; Enabling legislation for New York introduced; Equipment section is new offspring of Midwest Association; Extra men absorbed under Chicago plan; Substitutions suggested for St. Louis; Fall River passes prove popular; Increase in fares in Niagara Falls approved; Pass sales climb in Portland, Ore.; City rejects franchise plan of I...

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5. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, September 26, no. 29 Contents: Golden jubilee to be memorable event; Company accepts Toledo franchise extension; Fiftieth annual convention - American Electric Railway Association; J. H. Hanna, retiring president and Guy A. Richardson, incoming president; Some celebrities of the American Electric Railway Association portrayed by the Journal artist in characteristic poses on the Boardwalk; Interesting excerpts from Convention Pr...

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6. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, February 07, no. 04 Contents: Indianapolis situation now marking time; More new trolley buses for Chicago's avenues; Five-cent fare zone on five Cleveland lines; Free Sunday rides for Milwaukee children; Relief sought for Detroit Municipal; Booklet on traffice congestion; Buffalo bonds to be paid; Two Massachusetts properties show increased net; Competitive financial offer in Seattle; Weekly pass strikes I.C.C. snag; Substituti...

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7. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, July 18, no. 22 Contents: Five-cent fare is upheld in New York case; Traffic statistics continue steady; Special master to hear Portland fare issue; Board suggests fare revision for Winnipeg Railway; Chicago working conditions modified; Mid-west roads support steam plea; Cut rates on Milwaukee city buses evenings; Brooklyn's one-man operation; Municipal Railway under scrutiny; New coach deal in Ohio; $1,000,000 terminal contrac...

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8. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, June 20, no. 19 Contents: 200 buses for Brooklyn's new feeder services; Local railways boost Chicago; Buffalo's $800,000 track work program; Plans for substitution made in Norfolk; Program arranged for Denver meeting; Purchase parleys started at Detroit; Speeding up and improving Twin City service; Franchise proposal to be redrafted; Rift in transit negotiations in New York City; Staggered hours in San Francisco; Injuction soug...

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9. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, June 13, no. 18 Contents: Plan for unification in New York modified; $21,000,000 initial subway for San Francisco; "Ship by interurban" stressed in attractive guide; Further moves are made in Indiana foreclosure cases; Double-deck one-man buses an issue; Some Worcester changes; Experimental bus fare on Twin City Interurban; Rights for Albany bus routes; New York getting ready for service on lines nearing completion; Tax status ...

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10. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, May 16, no. 15 Contents: Five-cent zone system in effect in Lincoln; Commissioner has Portland fare plea; Trolley bus New England Association topic; Mitten Management's offer to withdraw accepted; New Interurban terminal for Kenosha; Atlanta would prohibit one-man cars; Productive T. and T. meeting; Commission upholds Yonkers one-man cars; Trolleys favored in Calgary study; Traffic figures make better showing; Selling service h...

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11. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, May 02, no. 13 Contents: Transportation problems discussed by U.S. Chamber of Commerce; Realignment in Lincoln; Buses and trolley buses for Spokane; Electrical equipment of new subways described; Settling Seattle's taxi problem; Receivers for Cape Breton Company; Right sought to sell Indiana Interurban; Well-rounded Canadian program; Westinghouse to equip Chicago trolley buses; Canton-Massillon service may be reclaimed; Fare ch...

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12. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, April 18, no. 12 Contents: Records on equipment feature Central meeting; Twenty-nine more trolley buses for Chicago; Railway-amusement hook-up; Receivers named for Philadelphia Rapid Transit; Passenger trend shows little variation; Five-cent fare on Rapid Transit lines upheld; Governor Pinchot rebuked for utility attackes; Merits of taxi measure debated; Seattle still casting around for a solution; Bus bill before New York gove...

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13. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, April 11, no. 11 Contents: Intensive merchandising plan in Milwaukee again liberalized; Insull representatives on Winnipeg Board; Detroit Municipal would retrench; Taxi control bill before Maryland governor; Another step toward unification in New York; Men reject proposed Portland reduction; "Readin', 'Ritin' an' 'Rithmetic" for a dollar a day; Winnipeg's latest proposal; Review of Gary rates requested; Another new purchase dea...

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14. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, April 04, no. 10 Contents: Mass transportation studied in Washington; Cleveland drops five-cent zones; Chicago plan operative; James W. Welsh in consulting field - other changes; Messrs. Hughes, Crews and Gordon on program; $7,500,000 order speeds Pennsylvania electrification; New style bus makes its appearance; Free rides for two hours in Kansas City; Double-deck one-man operation in St. Louis; Utility association names commit...

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15. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, January 25, 1930 No. 3 Contents: New offer under which city would acquire Omaha Bridge; Baltimore deccision recognized in California case; Thirty-three multiple unit trailers for New Haven; American Association publishers committe list; Around the world in Chicago; Settlement by conference in Philadelphia; Commission engineers study Gary property; Tentative franchise terms announced in Springfield, Ohio; Buffalo track area must...

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16. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, August 16, 1930 No. 24 Contents: Key system readjustment now in full effect; Chicago orders fifteen more trolley buses; Fare increases help both railways in Washington, D.C.; Terminal work at St. Louis; Cleveland's two-cent zone experiment to continue; Executive committee entertained by Barron Collier; Slight decrease in passengers carried; New cars ahead for Indiana interurbans; Maryland Association plans cruise; Re-financing ...

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17. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, October 18, 1930 No. 31 Contents: Chicago's new program goes forward steadily; Start made on $350,000 South Bend freight terminal; Three-cent zone in Cleveland; Columbia abandonment case; Passenger statistics improved; Motor transport hearings in Washington; Improvements ahead for Los Angeles; Taxi still a menace in Washington; New York State receivers report; President Emmons of Hudson & Manhattan honored; Keeping Cleveland fa...

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18. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, November 01, 1930 No. 32 Contents: Five-cent community fare in New Jersey; Traffic engineers organize national institute; Detroit changes its accounting plan; Tariff changes by Oregon interurban; New Indianapolis ordinance ready soon; Five-cent zones on Allegheny line; $1,500,000 added to Reading's electrification expenditure; Indiana to enforce new rules for bus operation; Fares increase in Oklahoma cities now served by bus; $...

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19. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, December 13, no. 37 Contents: Financial plan offered for Chicago consolidation; Short-haul fare being tried; Low fares increase riding on Allegheny Valley; Government asked to pay for track relocation; Arguments for higher wages heard by arbitration board; Order of 100 cars for Brooklyn and Queens approved; Relief measures for Seattle; Hearings on new Indianapolis franchise; Gas-electric street car in New Jersey; Keep abreast o...

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20. Traction Heritage: Selections from 1920 Electric Railway Journal

    Traction Heritage consists entirely of reprints of various articles, photos, diagrams, and illustrations from historic electric traction publications. This periodical contains reprinted selections from Electric Railway Journal (c. 1920). Vol. 4, January 1971, No. 1 Main articles: Chicago's Trial Trailer Completed; Detroit Muddles Along by Edward Hungerford; New Rapid Transit Line in Cleveland; California & Her Tractions - Part 1 by Edward...

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