Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Character and Effect of Federal Railroad Regulation as Established by the Transportation Act of 1920: Address Delivered by Walker D. Hines to the City Club of Toledo, Saturday, March 24, 1923
The railroads have emerged from this exceedingly try ing period with rates very high and unsatisfactory to the public, and yet with the railroads earning less than a fair return, and with a recent record of unsatisfactory service due largely to the extraordinary difficulties incident to the dislocation of the coal industry by the coal strikes and of railroad operation by the shop strike.
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