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Electric Railroads: Portland, Oregon interurbans
Recent Modernization of RR Terminal Div. is a New Chapter in the History of this West Coast Inerurban Empire, United Rwys., Willamette Valley Rwy., History of Other Lines: Southern Pacific Rwy., Oregon Electric Rwy., Portland Traction Co., Mt. Hood Rwy.
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Electric railway journal news
Vol. 3, Saturday, February 14, no. 05 Contents: Good showing made by Cleveland Railway; Good program for South Bend session of C.E.R.A.A.; Enabling legislation in Seattle; Plans maturing for Oklahoma meeting; New freight service by South Bend Line; More frequent service for early Saturday shoppers; More substitutions in Westchester; Little change in traffic tendency; Wages reduced in Mobile; Furthering New York's unification legislation; Cincinn...
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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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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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Electric railway journal news
Vol. 3, Saturday, September 05, no. 27 Contents: Live topics arranged for A.C. luncheons; Testimony concluded in St. Louis wage case; Wage petition heard at Indianapolis; Local service to cease; A Headache after civic whoopee; This Ottawa judge looked at it differently; Denver store boosts railway; Yellow coach enters trolley bus field with novel design; Expert manager proposal adopted in Seattle; Portland's fare injunction case well under way; ...
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Electric railway journal news
Vol. 3, Saturday, September 12, no. 28 Contents: Commission named to manage Seattle Municipal System; Liberal fare plan continues; Winnipeg purchase stymied; Final testimony on Portland value; A New bridge proposal in Omaha; Expert Beeler on the trolley bus; Property owners not entitled to trolley bus damage; Substitute service planned in Central New York State; Civic interest aroused about Wheeling Traction's future; Transfer interchange advoca...
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Electric railway journal news
Vol. 3, Saturday, December 19, no. 38 Contents: Pennsy promises electric operation next summer; Traffic tendency figures; Racine-Kenosha service over private right-of-way; From buses to trolleys in Providence; Boston employees to help their own; Motor bus service for Missoula; Omission of North Shore dividend explained; For students of transportation; More rumors about New York unification values; Transit and advertising coupled in new way; Cana...
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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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Electric railway journal news
Vol. 1, Saturday, September 7, 1929 No. 18 Contents: New line south of Milwaukee opened; Tentative Montreal subway suggestion; Federal encroachment discussed; Tentative agreement in New Orleans; Seattle mayor vetos collection of union dues; dinner to Charles Gordon; Editorials; Chicago conferences resumed; New York & Queens fare case; Birmingham agreement renewed; Another air-rail hook-up; Right to charge for transfers claimed; Suburban service ...
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Electric railway journal news
Vol. 1, Saturday, September 28, 1929 No. 20 Contents: $100,000,000 Detroit electrification project; Committee on relief of traffic congestion named; Washington case closed; Immediate action on Denver plea unlikely; Strike leaders mark time; Daylight ahead, says managing director in business publication; Another report on Omaha Bridge; In the interest of Brooklyn's civic beauty; 90,707 miles to the accident in Portland, Ore.; Walker wisecracking ...
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Electric railway journal news
Vol. 2, Saturday, January 18 1930 No. 2 Contents: One-man car case won by Shreveport Railways; Mayor signs moratorium bill; Not according to Hoyle; Reading contracts for power for Philadelphia suburban system; Toning up the taxi; Inquiry into ownership of New York companies; Boston, Tampa and Tide Water win Brady medals; Illinois traction developed into freight carrier; Tentative San Francisco program announced; No need for subways in St. Louis;...
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Electric railway journal news
Vol. 2, Saturday, March 15, 1930 No. 8 Contents: Rights of Chicago Surface Lines in Northwest Chicago upheld; Refinancing a step nearer in Louisville; Court to hear Buffalo fare plea; Co-ordination sustained; $90,000 Toronto investigation concluded; Mayor Walker pleads for passage of unification legislation; Ten cent cash fare in Portland, Oregon; 80,740 miles without an accident; Springfield citizens would retain engineers; Bus bill before hous...
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Electric railway journal news
Vol. 2, Saturday, June 28, 1930 No. 19 Contents: Successful meeting held by A.E.R.A. at San Francisco; Omaha fare increase made permanent; Electric operation between Trenton and Philadelphia; Canadians prepare for annual meeting; Trackless trolleys in outlying Brooklyn; Commission retains rights over routes and service; Four tokens for twenty-five cents asked in New Jersey; New terms for Philadelphia Subway operation; $4,000,000 terminal improve...
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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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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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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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Electric railway journal news
Vol. 3, Saturday, February 21, no. 06 Contents: Plan to take Seattle system out of politics; Pennsylvania speeds electrification and other programs; Work of revamping Toledo ordinance to begin; Observations of New York Commission on electric railways; Peewee golf in Boston's subway; 549,132,440 bus and rail passengers in New Jersey; Sale of New York interurbans ahead; Rerouting in Seattle; Picayune politics; Unification of terminal operations in...
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Electric railway journal news
Vol. 3, Saturday, March 07, no. 07 Contents: Accountants study fares and truck operations; Stickers carry railroad's message; Five-cent zone experiment to continue; Stagger plan suggested for San Francisco; Drive for relief from paving burdens continues; $5,000,000 for South Jersey Rapid Transit; New York fare case up on appeal; Bus lines of West Penn merged; 69 mile abandonment proposed in Indiana; No change in bus substitution sentiment; Propo...
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Electric railway journal news
Vol. 3, Saturday, May 09, no. 14 Contents: Order brought out of Indianapolis traffic chaos; New basis for Brady safety contest; Civil service status for Detroit Municipal employees; Ten-cent cash fare suggested for Montreal; Register for the Denver Convention now; "Power to fix fares is not power to fix revenues"; Wage question goes to arbitration; Five-cent pay cut by Canadian company; Portland pass sale to continue; Rail-highway competition ac...
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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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