Details of the Incident That Started a National Problem
A pivotal event sparks the long debate over state power to regulate passenger rates. Officials and residents weigh the implications for commerce, travel costs, and federal authority as the question of control in each territory takes center stage.
North Carolina Defies Federal Rule in Passenger Rates
The piece argues the North Carolina battle over regulating railroad passenger rates marks a national shift in state versus federal powers. It surveys actions across many states, notes two cent rate laws, court views, and the broad impact on carriers, passengers, and governance, predicting a lasting rail regulation epoch.
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North Carolina clash over 2 cent passenger rate law
The article notes state efforts to curb rail passenger fares to two cents a mile, arrests of two Southern railway ticket agents in Asheville, and a federal court ruling freeing them as state law conflicts with federal authority. Governor Glenn vows opposition as debate spreads to other states.
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