United States Since 1865Barnes & Noble, 1973 - 290 pages |
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Page 54
... Commission rulings ; ( 3 ) the success of the railroad attorneys in winning their appeals from the Com- mission's ... Commission's control over discriminatory rates and the long- and - short - haul evil . For years the country waited for ...
... Commission rulings ; ( 3 ) the success of the railroad attorneys in winning their appeals from the Com- mission's ... Commission's control over discriminatory rates and the long- and - short - haul evil . For years the country waited for ...
Page 106
... Commission , which had been crippled by judicial limita- tion of its functions , was Roosevelt's constant ... Commission the absolute power to fix rates , but it represented a great advance toward gov- ernment regulation of the railroads ...
... Commission , which had been crippled by judicial limita- tion of its functions , was Roosevelt's constant ... Commission the absolute power to fix rates , but it represented a great advance toward gov- ernment regulation of the railroads ...
Page 107
... Commission's authority to include telephone , telegraph , cable , and wireless companies ; ( 2 ) empowered the Commission to institute proceedings on its own responsibility against carriers who violated the law ; ( 3 ) authorized the ...
... Commission's authority to include telephone , telegraph , cable , and wireless companies ; ( 2 ) empowered the Commission to institute proceedings on its own responsibility against carriers who violated the law ; ( 3 ) authorized the ...
Contents
BUILDING A NEW NATION | 1 |
AN EXPANDING ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 14 |
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF the West and Land Grants | 20 |
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