Rail fare reform spurs plans for higher court review
The article notes a proposed two-cent rail fare plan taking effect July 4 1907 with reduced per mile costs aimed at easing public expense. It argues lower fares may boost travel and tax burdens while railroads face longer terms of legality as courts test the policy’s viability.
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