Railroads deny bad faith in NC rate talks 1913
A Raleigh letter from railroad presidents and carriers refutes charges of bad faith in negotiations with North Carolina authorities over freight rates. They outline the February 26 proposition, the limits on reductions to North Carolina points, and the plan to seek Interstate Commerce Commission action for any broader adjustments. They urge submitting the dispute to the federal commission if needed and emphasize commitment to a fair, legally grounded settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilon
W. C. Dowd
Chariot
Raleigh
North Carolina
Legislative Freight Rate Commission
Virgina City
North Calina
Virginia City
Fairey
Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
South
Interstate Commerce
North Carolin
Cartiers
North Carolina Corporation Commission
Commission
Commerce Commission
South Carolina
Tennessee
Iite
Legislative Commission
Interst Commerce Commission
Iea
Ben
Hovor
Sion
Travis
North ¢ Carolina
Interstate Commercce Commission
Congress
General Assembly of
North’ Carolinas
North Carolina Commission
General Assembly
Order of the Intestate Commerce Commission
Continental Congress
Corporation Commission
United States
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Southern Railway Company
W. W. Finley
Atlantic Coast Line Th. R. Co
T. M. Emmerson
Seaboard Air Line Railway
W. J. Harahan
Norfolk & Western Railway Co
L. E B. Johnson
Carolina, Clinchfield & Oblaey
Mark W. Potter
Norfolk-Southern Railroad Co
Chas. H. Hix
Carolina & Northwestern Ry
W. Re Barber