Public Utilities Protections urged by War Finance Board
War Finance Corporation officials urge local authorities to grant rate increases for public utilities to maintain service amid wartime costs. They warn that failure to support utilities could cripple government work and threaten national solvency. Houston is noted as a vigorous example facing high operation costs and rising demand.
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Cities raise street car fares to six cents
The announcement notes that St. Louis Missouri along with other cities have increased street car fares from five to six cents in response to the present emergency, effective June 1.
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Faith in Houston's Future Guides Transit Wisdom
A June 1 1918 Texas article by David Daly argues Houston must maintain credit and fund street railway improvements to meet growing demand. It asserts public utility service hinges on fair fares, debt stewardship, and ongoing investments in cars, power stations, and extensions amid wartime costs.
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