Page. Stennerson v. Great Northern Railroad (69 Minn., 353) 1173 2681 1812 2676 Stokes, Edward C., letter submitted by, relative to return of roads to China should stand in front ranks, if absence of, is taken as a measure 3121 Commercial and industrial revolution will result from prohibition of, 2145 Declaration of, as unlawful and against public policy, advocated— 2100 Resolution adopted by Connecticut Foundrymen's Association 3551 1412 Elimination of (letter submitted by S. E. N. Moore). 3466 Exercise of right of, in foreign countries (Doak). 3023 General, should be prohibited and made impossible (Erb)- 2328 Giving employees voice in management and participation of in excess 347 Impossible by legislation to prevent (Gompers) – 3132 Indorsement of Plumb plan would not be developed through (Stone) – 535 905 Men in labor movement will do best to avoid (Gompers). 3140 Minimization of possibilities of, under Plumb plan (Garretson). Paralyzing of transportation by, equivalent to revolution (Erb) Proposed method of settlement of labor disputes without Rule provides for not less than three-fourths vote, for, before it can Consolidation should be about present, along commercial lines, and 187 Earnings, equalization of, with weak lines (Walter) 993, 997, 1006-1009 Table comparing, with weak lines in various sections of the country 1868 1388-1389 129405-19-PT 20-6 Page Subsidy act, dispatch from Tokio relative to revision and extension of Sue (Steamboat case) (22 Fed., 843) 201: Supreme Court: Congress can adopt decisions of, on any matter of law and legislate 744 Power of Interstate Commerce Commission as approved by (Wim- Surplus earnings. (See Earnings.) One hundred and twenty days hardly sufficient (Freer) Suspension: Period of- Should be undivided rather than initial (Freer). Sixty days sufficient (Thom) -- Restoration of power of, to Interstate Commerce Commission, ad- vocated- Freer Resolution adopted by Buffalo Chamber of Commerce_ Swank, T. H.. statement of__ Swobe, D. M.: 17. Letter of, to J. J. Esch, setting forth views of western short lines. 1977-1978 T. (See Short lines.) Tacoma Chamber of Commerce, plan of regulation submitted by. 2606-28 Tank cars. (See Cars.) Tap lines. Tariffs: Commission may relieve transmission companies from filing (Kings- Telegraph and telephone companies should file with Interstate Com- Water lines and transmission companies, time for filing (Clark)....... 1604165 Amount paid by States (Elmquist). Based upon a concession of ownership (Thom)_ Large percentage of the revenues of some States derived from, on Letter submitted by W. S. Blauvelt, relative to defraying railway Loss of, to States in event of Government ownership (Thom). Power of Congress to pass tax laws as to Federal corporations Proposed method of eliminating State, under Plumb plan (Plumb) _ State power to levy, should not be affected: Elmquist 1244 1573 1599-1604, 1631 Robinson Smith Thom Stock not to be exempt from (Lenroot). Telephone and telegraph companies. (See Intelligence.) Terminals. (See Facilities.) Test period: Operating revenue during- Amount of, ended June 30, 1917 (Wheeler). Fifty class I roads in eastern district averaged less than 6 per cent on property investment account (Salmon)__ New England railroads combined (Elliott)--- 23 Texas Industrial Traffic League: Letter submitted by, opposing granting of Interstate Commerce Com- Resolution adopted by, relative to pending legislation (Rowe) Texas-New England plan (Rich). Page. 3420 911 369 3414 3000 1170, 2980 2503-2510 2488 1306 1864 Thelen, Max, letter submitted by, relative to placing into service of new Draft of proposed substitute to Esch bill, relative to state rates. Thompson, S. A.: Amendments to Esch bill, proposed by. Statement of Thompson r. Union Pacific Railroad Co. (9 Wall., 579) Through business defined (Cain). Distribution of traffic and establishment of (Clark)_. 2869-2870 Effect of refusal of railways to join in making of, with water Establishment of, in times of shortage of equipment or other Failure of steam lines to accord, to electrically operated short lines haul 1935 Like rates, irrespective of number of carriers participating (Clark) _. 2869 2235 Mandatory law required to compel railroads to establish, with water Townsend bills, letter submitted by Trade and Transportation Bureau, 3269 Trade, growth of, in the United States (Elliott) – 1421 Trade and Transportation Bureau, letters submitted by, relative to Acceptance of foreign securities to maintain (Garretson). 764 763 763 2564 Trade war, dispatch from London relative to (W. L. Clark). Traffic Club of- 3548-3550 Chicago, letter submitted by, setting forth views relative to Esch- Cleveland, resolutions adopted by, relative to Esch and Poindexter 3307 3538 New York, principles adopted by, in regard to railroad problem__ 3536-3538 Difficulty encountered in forming union (Luhrsen) - 2102, 2112 Train service, European countries compared with Page. Trains, definition of term 'car service," should include movement of 12 Tramp steamers. (See Water transportation.) Transcontinental rate case- 2069 Transition period: Continuation of standard return upon return of roads to private 1282 Roads will be forced into bankruptcy upon return to private owner- Public interested in obtaining, at lowest possible price (Garretson). 2492 Should be furnished at cost (Garretson). 756 Supreme importance of, described (Spelling). Too important function to come under the absolute unsupervised con- Two alternatives for paying for (Lovett). 2408 What a national system of, should provide (Elliott). 1381-1382 Transportation board: Appointments to be made by President and confirmed by Senate: Capital issues of stock to be subject to approval of (Warburg). 213 Colloquy between Guy M. Freer and Representative Winslow on Letters submitted by Stein-Hall Manufacturing Co.. Findings of, to be in nature of recommendations to the Interstate 1210, 1216 Interstate Commerce Commission to be relieved by (Elliott). 1426 Men of highest character and large business experience should con- Power of, to force compulsory consolidation (Warburg). 223 Transportation board-Continued. Questions relating to wages and conditions of labor to be finally de- Page. termined by, in event of deadlock (Johnson). Tendency of, to enter into politics (Thom) Tenure of office of members of, to be 10 years (Johnson). 299 1209 1218 300 609 2448 2447 460 2079 1688, 1702, 1709 Regulation of wireless telegraphy by international (Bryant). Trust and finance corporation, proposed plan provides for (Amster)___ 334, 356 Injustice arising in connection with collection of (letter submitted Undue burden, state versus interstate commerce (Clark). 2963-2964 Unemployment, a great deal of, in this country at the present time 570 Unification. (See Consolidation.) Uniform rates. (See Rates.) Union Pacific system, board of directors, resolution adopted by, approv- 3.553 United States Chamber of Commerce: Plan of, approved- Letter submitted by North Carolina Pine Box and Shook Manu- 3403 Resolution adopted by National Association of Marble Dealers. 3552 353 Views on plan of (Plumb)... 735 United States Railroad Administration. (See Federal control.) Breach of contract by, should result in damages to party injured 2130 Congress in no way coerced by railroad brotherhoods into passing 767 Director General does not control four brotherhoods (Cowan). 851 3355 Difficulty of train dispatchers forming (Luhrsen) 2102 Four brotherhoods unwilling participants at time of passage of 766 Letter submitted by Philadelphia Board of Trade, relative to arbi- 3242 Not discouraged if a political party refuses to indorse or enact legis- 558 Professions as well as labor should be organized (Cowan)_. 851 Union passenger stations, advantage to entire public (Erb). 480-481 |