What Railroads Do With Their Income
The article discusses railroad regulation under the Inter-State Commerce Commission and state bodies, noting public control over rates and securities. It argues that government oversight aims to preserve security values while maintaining service, and explains railroads as a major democratic national industry with broad investor ownership.
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