The Technical World Magazine, Volume 15Technical World Company, 1911 |
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... railroads which are emulating the luminous example of the Santa Fé , a railroad company that has done wonders in conserving its own forces , saving millions of money and or- ganizing its workmen on a system that is nothing short of ...
... railroads which are emulating the luminous example of the Santa Fé , a railroad company that has done wonders in conserving its own forces , saving millions of money and or- ganizing its workmen on a system that is nothing short of ...
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... railroad in twelve different States , with twelve thousand disgruntled mechanical employees to deal with and fifteen hun- dred locomotives and fifty thousand cars to care for and keep running . President Ripley , a man of clear vis- ion ...
... railroad in twelve different States , with twelve thousand disgruntled mechanical employees to deal with and fifteen hun- dred locomotives and fifty thousand cars to care for and keep running . President Ripley , a man of clear vis- ion ...
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... railroads that were threatening rate advances that he would save them a million a day and charge nothing for the ... railroads of the country to try the improved meth- ods . Brandeis is not doing this so much for the railroads as he is ...
... railroads that were threatening rate advances that he would save them a million a day and charge nothing for the ... railroads of the country to try the improved meth- ods . Brandeis is not doing this so much for the railroads as he is ...
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... railroad men of settled views are hard to convince and so are the heads of many indus- trial plants . They see noth- ing in the new system but " theory " and are against it because of that and because it does not provide a means for ...
... railroad men of settled views are hard to convince and so are the heads of many indus- trial plants . They see noth- ing in the new system but " theory " and are against it because of that and because it does not provide a means for ...
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... railroad station reaches the impressive sum of $ 250,000,000 . The latter item is based upon statis- tics gathered by the Government , which show that the aggregate weight of crops hauled to market annually is more than two hundred and ...
... railroad station reaches the impressive sum of $ 250,000,000 . The latter item is based upon statis- tics gathered by the Government , which show that the aggregate weight of crops hauled to market annually is more than two hundred and ...
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