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1. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 2, Saturday, June 21, 1930 No. 18 Contents: San Francisco all set for A.E.R.A. Convention; Interest in Advisory Council Night keen; Luncheon topics diversified; The Affiliated Associations; The Entertainment program; Statistical exhibit at the Convention; To the Convention by bus from New York; Many interesting observations; The Red, The White and the Blue Specials; Among the passengers on the Convention Specials; Public relations and regul...

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2. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 2, Saturday, August 09, 1930 No. 23 Contents: $23,800,000 expenditure suggested for St. Louis; $300,000 Winnipeg expenditure awaits rare decision; Fifth Avenue Company seeks additional rights; Results with increased fare in Washington not available; Commissioners chary on valuation question; Extension of Cleveland zone system proposed; Buffalo Suburban Railway seeks approval of sale; Fares increased by Phoenix Municipal Railway; Free pick-u...

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3. 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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4. 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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5. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 2, Saturday, April 19, 1930 No. 12 Contents: Chicago ordinance draft is in the final stages; St. Louis car low bidder at Detroit; No reduced taxi rate for Springfield, Mass.; Report on New York bus application ready; Cleveland should watch its step; Results in New Jersey disappointing; Taxis in Rhode Island put under state control; Beacon substitution sanctioned; Co-operative efforts recognized; Rochester Service-at-Cost system did well in ...

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6. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 1, Saturday, June 8, 1929 No. 8 Contents: Wage award in St. Louis; Remote chance for Boston "L" legislation; Hope for vote in Chicago in fall; A New deal suggested in Philadelphia; Subjects announced for N. Y. meeting; Wage demands dropped in Cleveland; $2,577,000 program at Seattle; Louisville case likely to go to courts; Editorials; Wage scale renewed in Connecticut; Permits sought for co-ordinated service; Store door delivery system expa...

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7. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 1, Saturday, June 22, 1929 No. 10 Contents: Cleveland Railway successful; Riders vote on skip-stops; Ten-cent fare asked in Washington; Anti-jay walking bill favored in St. Louis; Youngstown grant extended; Taxi war looms in New York; A New deal suggested in Philadelphia; Municipal employees make wage demands; Louisville fare case in courts; New Yorkk "L" wants ten cents; Editorials; Governor signs Chicago bills; More trackless trolleys in ...

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8. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 1, Saturday, July 6, 1929 No. 11 Contents: Further fare modifications on Pacific Electric; Seven companies enter Coffin Prize Contest; Program for Lexington meeting; Ten cents cash asked in St. Louis; Minneapolis fares at peak; Court asked to act in Kansas City fare plea; Jacksonville franchise negotiations to be renewed; Editorials; Memphis men awarded increase; Brooklyn car order stands; Amendment to St. Louis Charter proposed; Start made...

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9. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 2, Saturday, February 8, 1930 No. 4 Contents: Auditor sees need for higher fare in Detroit; Ten cent fare in effect in Baltimore; Boston points the way; Progress being made in Philadelphia; Talk of increased fare in Dallas; New York inquiry to continue on Feb. 13; Betterment plan proposed for Sacramento; New York commissioner urges ban on parking; Chairman quits Chicago finance committee; Seattle Municipal does better; Portland plan calls f...

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10. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 1, Saturday, July 20, 1929 No. 13 Contents: Chicago ordinance being prepared; 100 new surface cars for Brooklyn; Cincinnati's $40,000,000 terminal plan; San Francisco in 1930; 100 more new cars for Cleveland; 300 cars for New York's new subway; Pedestrian traffic to be regulated in St. Louis; Franchise renewal up in Rochester; Service partially restored in New Orleans; Chicago repeals its jaywalking ordinance; Electrification in prospect fo...

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11. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 1, Saturday, August 17, 1929 No. 15 Contents: Detroit's shopping district being cleared; New Jersey men's demands "Prohibitive"; Franchises suggested for Seattle taxis; Sixteen-ride books for $1 in St. Louis; Ashmont-Milton Line to open; Weekly ticket in Plattsburg; Municipal railway abandons unprofitable line; What Mitten men and management means; Editorials; Acting mayor of New Orleans mobbed; Tentative staggering plan for New York approv...

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12. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 1, Saturday, August 31, 1929 No. 17 Contents: New fares in effect in St. Louis; Twenty-five new cars for Dayton; New two-year agreement at Boston; Information being collected for new franchise in St. Louis; One-man car issue a stumbling block in Des Moines; Ashmont-Milton Line in Boston open; Steam road gets interurban route; Shall Muskegon buy its railway?; Free jitneys suppressed in New Orleans; Pay increase for Seattle Municipal Men; Ano...

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13. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 1, Saturday, November 2, 1929 No. 23 Contents: Prospects for refinancing Seattle municipal improve; Union approves Des Moines agreement; $285,610,000 Chicago program; St. Louis running behind a year ago; Diversity of topics before Iowa meeting; Fare increase sought in Pine Bluff; Conditions not propitious for Northwestern electrification; Much capital needed for St. Louis program; Chicago parking prohibition continues; Order the proceedings...

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14. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 1, Saturday, November 16, 1929 No. 25 Contents: Omaha Bridge issue provokes discussion; New Chicago ordinance ready; New parking measure in prospect in Baltimore; J. N. Shannahan on Virginia Association program; Railway progress outlined to Electrical Engineers; Denver Chamber favors fare increase; Fare increase refused in Washington; Late news briefs; Coming meetings; Twenty-five cent service in Kansas City; Buses for Decatur, Ga.; Seattle...

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15. 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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16. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 1, Saturday, December 7, 1929 No. 27 Contents: $70,000,000 Indiana merger hearings begin; Los Angeles Railway wins fare case; Hoover recommends full-time commissioners; New public service fare plan granted; Kansas City taxis may be purchased by railway; Reading to spend $10,000,000 now; Labor to socialize London Transport; Kansas City to extend skip-stops; Toronto investigation postponed; P.R.T. plea sustained; Relief from imposts suggested...

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17. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 1, Saturday, December 14, 1929 No. 28 Contents: Program of C.E.R.A. January meeting; Salary increase voted in Seattle; Los Angeles Railway announces $41,000,000 program; Trackless trolleys for Detroit; Milwaukee fare hearings concluded; St. Louis passengers and revenue less with trial fare; Fare increas in Grafton; $130,000 improvement program in Huntington; Trackless trolleys in New Orleans; Omaha Lines rerouted; Co-ordination in Chicago c...

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18. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 1, Saturday, December 28, 1929 No. 30 Contents: Rehearing asked in Los Angeles fare case; Storm hits Chicago; A Commissioner's view; 1930 convention plans taking shape; Expert to conduct Springfield survey; $200,000 for roadway improvement in Chattanooga; District commission replies to court action; Taxi regulation bill at Seattle modified; New agreement in London, Ont.; Storm hits St. Louis traffic; P.R.T. appeals for more speed; Samuel In...

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19. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 1, Saturday, July 13, 1929 No. 12 Contents: Citizens traction committee to prepare Chicago draft; Rerouting for Omaha approved; Early date sought for St. Louis hearing; Trenton carhouse burned; Charles Gordon, Managing Director; Another parking area arranged in Philadelphia; Delegation from London to attend convention; Issues in New Orleans strike; Editorials; Experience meeting in Boston; Canadian companies low bidders for Toronto cars; La...

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20. 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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