Interstate Commerce Regulation Bill Passes Senate and President
The law regulating interstate commerce has cleared Congress with approval from both houses and received presidential sanction. This action completes a long process aimed at standardizing transportation and trade rules across states. The measure emphasizes unified rates, fair practices, and enforcement provisions to prevent discriminatory pricing and ensure consistent commerce nationwide.
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New Interstate Commerce Bill Expands Common Carrier Rules
The measure amends the 1887 act to tighten penalties for rebates and discriminatory rates, extends powers to the Interstate Commerce Commission, requires detailed carrier filings, and empowers the agency to fix just and reasonable through routes, with penalties up to 20,000 dollars and criminal penalties for false entries. It authorizes court actions to enforce orders and streamlines rehearing while allowing free or reduced travel for certain officers and employees under strict limits.
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