Rail Traffic Alliances and Valuation Debate
The piece argues for standardized trade pacts and revised commerce rules enabling railroads to form traffic agreements with regulatory approval. It stresses valuing railroad property by its physical plant and net earning power, aligning with Roosevelt era thinking on rail valuation and ongoing legal considerations. The discussion references President Yeosdyak and the need to balance fair profits with property value.
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Yeosdyak
Will Ake
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Siajieme
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Tina
Cary
Roosevelts tariff and trust plan in Democratic critique
A detailed critique discusses tariff revision, federal supervision of interstate corporations, and antitrust policy. It weighs the Democratic platform's calls to curb trusts, heighten regulation, and adjust tariffs against Republican aims for federal licensing, labor protections, currency stability, and fair competition. It notes the need for balance between shippers, carriers, and investors, praising cautious controls to prevent monopolies while avoiding harm to employment and industry.
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Department of Commeres and Labor
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Republican Party
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United States
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