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1. Electric railway journal

   Vol. XXXVI, Saturday, September 24, 1910, No. 13 Contents: Single phase for the Hoosac Tunnel; From Chicago to New York by electric car; Car standing room here and abroad; Maintenance of service; Comparison of results in Boston and Brooklyn; Heat treated axles; Notes from Wilmington, N. C.; Repair shops of the Bangor Railway & Electric Co.; new St. Louis Express Terminal; Single phase for Hoosac Tunnel; Prizes for attractive substation grounds; ...

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2. Electric railway journal

   Vol. 75, September 1931, No. 09 Contents: Editorials; Government in business is disastrous business by John Spargo; Modernized maintenance facilities effect improvement in bu performance by C. B. Lindsey; Midwest Associations have profitable convention at Denver; Who should pay for high-speed transit? by Horace Groskin; Indiana Railroad spends $980,000 for new cars; Analysis of the financial situation found helpful; Kansas City reorganizes distr...

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3. Electric railway journal

   Vol. XXXVI, Saturday, October 01, 1910, No. 14 Contents: Ventilation of closed cars; Safeguarding shop workers; Express service on the New York Elevated; The Quickest form of relief; Recent wage arbitration; The Human element in train operation; The Connection between city planning and transportation system; The Reorganization of securities and value; Operation of the Electric Package Agency; New open cars of the Massachusetts Electric Companies...

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4. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 2, Saturday, October 04, 1930 No. 29 Contents: Safety council sessions stimulate prevention interest; Running time cut by Indiana Interurban; Thirty-mile Oregon extension arranged; G. M. Dahl Interborough chairman; Fares lowered to help Kentucky buying movement; Active traffic campaign in Indiana; President Draper against too much economy; Study of shopping and business center migration; Regulation of taxis recommended in New York; Presiden...

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5. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, July 11, no. 21 Contents: Redistribution of Indiana Railway and Power lines; Calumet suspension postponed; Lower fare in Portland restrained; Planning of Chicago subway to proceed; All except him have fled; Recapture suggested as alternative to unification; Hearing on maintenance and equipment rules in California; Recent service changes in Akron are commended; New railway takes over T. F. & F. operation; South Shore wins advert...

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6. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, August 15, no. 25 Contents: Citizens' body reports on proposed Portland grant; Chicago assents bulk large; Comparative passenger figures; Electric Railway safety section program arranged; St. Louis safety council's one-man car finding reiterated; Wage arbitration begun in St. Louis; Service started on six Brooklyn bus routes; Milwaukee and Racine passes maded interchangeable; Indianapolis parking ban under attack; New working a...

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7. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, August 22, no. 26 Contents: Militant spirit pervades meeting of Wisconsin Men; Free rides in Kokomo merchandising campaign; Giving the commuter a break; Some highlights of the coming A.E.R.A. Atlantic City meeting; Ohio Interurban introduces economies; Trolley buses for Shreveport; Fare changes on West Penn; Co-operative wage payment preserved in Philadelphia; Wage arbitration in St. Louis in second week; Receiver restores earn...

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8. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, December 05, no. 36 Contents: New standarized fare structure for Indiana Railroad; $7,580,000 Municipal Railway obligation disturbs Detroit; Better copy contest closes Feb. 13; Reading Railroad plans additional electricfication; Electricfication in Pittsburgh District; Five-cent lines in Cleveland withdrawn; Seventy-five-cent Shoppers' Pass in San Francisco; Buses in temporary service; Co-ordination plan improves Indiana freigh...

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9. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, December 26, no. 39 Contents: Trolley buses prove popular in Peoria; Taxi ordinance before Portland council; I.C.C. rejects purchase proposal; $474,500,000 is valuation figure in New York plan; Taxi regulation in Maryland; A broader name for a broader field; Committee agrees on main provisions of Portland Grant; $204,000 in bonus awards in Brooklyn; Tax modification proposal; Taxi regulatory bill before New York's mayor; The da...

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10. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 1, Saturday, June 1, 1929 No. 7 Contents: St. Louis report presented; Governor gets Chicago Transit bills; New York meeting; Tagging Chicago traffic; Favorable action on Missouri bills; Unified operation at Los Angeles; $1,140,000 annual saving by P.R.T.; Editorials; Playing politics prohibited; "For the love of Mike be carefule!"; Small increase offered Toledo men; Regional survey at Philadelphia; Chicago electrification inquiry; New Orlea...

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11. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 1, Saturday, November 23, 1929 No. 26 Contents: Full one-man operation in Indianapolis; Chicago elevated fare case drawing to close; Cleveland electrification ready Jan. 1; Washington fare case may go to courts; Location committee wants suggestions; Toronto investigation opens; Twin coach for Brooklyn; J. N. Shannahan honorary member of Sioux Indians; Tentative regulations for taxi control in Washington; 150 locomotives for Pennsylvania; Mo...

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12. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, February 22, 1930 No. 6 Contents: $850,000 car order by North Shore; Twenty new cars for Indiana Road; $325,000 for trackless trolleys for Seattle; Enter your ads!; Fares increased in Detroit; Stark Electric business grows; Chicago should not falter; Associated Gas explains its New York State purchase; No need for rapid transit in New Orleans now; Promoting good will; Court sustains holding company's St. Louis purchase; Progres...

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13. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, June 7, 1930 No. 17 Contents: Conference recommends continuous safety and traffic studies; Anti-parking campaign in Cleveland; Taxi legislation ahead in Washington; Pennsylvania plans New York-Chicago electrification; Subway discussion revived in Cleveland; Some startling traffic figures for New York; New Omaha fares approved by state now in effect; Campaign for Chicago unification vote under way; Interurban against bus grant; ...

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14. 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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15. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, September 06, 1930 No. 26 Contents: Service-at-cost grant suggested for Portland; New Belt Line planned at Milwaukee; Ten-cent cash fare in Fort Wayne; Seattle Municipal problems now before Citizens' Committee; $27,695,970 value found at Rochester; Need for further economies in Cincinnati; Canadian Convention plans complete; Progress made in Jacksonville franchise negotiations; Jurisdiction over Missouri buses rejected by commi...

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16. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, October 11, 1930 No. 30 Contents: Plan announced for Indianapolis reorganization; Would speed Chicago subway work; Results under new fare in Kansas City disappointing; Seattle awaits report of citizens' committee; Memorial erected to Westinghouse dedicated Oct. 6; South Shore to appeal East Chicago ruling; Metropolitan section disbanded; Seattle taxicab measure upheld; Vote on Toledo extension on Nov. 4; Modernization the main ...

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17. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, November 22, 1930 No. 35 Contents: $63,500,000 St. Louis valuation sustained by State Court; Large Atlantic City exhibit assured; Ambitious Montreal program; Studying "confused conditions in Manhattan"; Plea against federal interference with state regulation; Another Pittsburgh subway report; Relief from paving sought in Roanoke; Service withdrawn by Glendale & Montrose Railway; Ford Sedans on Kansas City-Independence run; Indi...

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18. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, December 06, no. 36 Contents: New franchise draft presented in Indianapolis; Jurisdiction of commission in Kansas City case upheld; Resumption of franchise conferences at Toledo; Trolley bus extension in Rochester; New reduced fares in Beloit; Ruling on status of Chicago Railways holders; Annexation in terms of Toronto fares; I.C.C. for electric exemption; Evansville Interurban speeds up service; Enabling legislation for Seattl...

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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. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, December 27, no. 39 Contents: Indianapolis franchise finding expected soon; Years of palaver, promises and planning end in Chicago; Exception taken to P.R.T. valuation figure; Omaha Bridge plan; Excellent record in Brooklyn in safety work; Los Angeles service improved; Rerouting of Brooklyn lines downtown carried out; Right to deduct fares of police and firemen an issue; Plea for uniform vehicle code; $14,159,059 value found fo...

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