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32. Railroad employees. Safety of employees and travelers on railroads, railwayclearance, hearings before subcommittee on S. 6550, to promote safety of employees and travelers on railroads by requiring common carriers engaged in interstate commerce by railroad to afford safe and sufficient clearance between structures located on their roadways and locomotives and cars passing over their lines, and for other purposes, Jan. 26, 1917.

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Interstate Commerce Committee, Congress, and Senate
Publisher:
Interstate Commerce Committee
Date:
1917

34. Railroads. Government investigation of railway disputes, hearings on tentative bill to amend act for mediation, conciliation, and arbitration in controversies between [railroad] employers and their employees, and tentative bill to authorize President of United States in certain emergencies to take possession of railroad, telephone, and telegraph lines, Jan. 2 [-11], 1917.

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Interstate Commerce Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:
Interstate Commerce Committee
Date:
1917

38. Interstate Commerce Commission. Enlargement of Interstate Commerce Commission, report to accompany H. R. 308 [to amend act to regulate commerce as amended, so as to increase membership of Interstate Commerce Commission and permit commission to subdivide itself into different units in order to distribute work and give adequate consideration to matters before it], submitted by Mr. Newlands; with hearing.

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Interstate Commerce Committee, House of Representatives, and Congress
Publisher:
Interstate Commerce Committee
Date:
May 9, calendar day May 13, 1916

39. Freight rates. Liability for baggage, report to accompany S. 3069 [to amend act to amend act to amend act to regulate commerce and acts amendatory, and to enlarge powers of Interstate. Commerce Commission, so as to provide that provisions respecting liability of carriers for full, actual loss, damage or injury to property shipped shall not apply to baggage carried on passenger trains, nor to property, excepting ordinary live stock, with respect to which Interstate Commerce Commission has fixed or authorized affirmatively rate dependent upon either agreed or released value]: submitted by Mr. Robinson.

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Interstate Commerce Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:
Interstate Commerce Committee
Date:
Apr. 27, 1916

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