...signed by nearly seven hundred executives, in which the signatories pledged themselves during the war to coordinate their operations in a continental railway...a maximum of national transportation efficiency." As the resolution indicated, they desired to be of the greatest service possible in the struggle upon...

...government, the railroad presidents of the country met in Washington on April n and agreed during the war "to co-ordinate their operations in a continental railway...a maximum of national transportation efficiency." They also agreed that this continental railway system should be directed by a committee of five, known...

...general preliminary survey being made, by the principal carriers operating in this state to "coordinate operations in a continental railway system, merging...their merely individual and competitive activities." The competitive system with all its consequences on the carriers and on the public remained in full...

...general preliminary survey being made, by the principal carriers operating in this state to "co-ordinate operations in a continental railway system, merging...their merely individual and competitive activities." The competitive system, with all its consequences on the carriers and on the public, remained in full...

...land at Washington and at every railway center are working night and day to fulfil the pledge: "That during the present war they will co-ordinate their operations in a continental system, merging during such period all their merely individual and competitive activities in the effort...

...Government of the United States, with the Governments of the several States, and with one another, that during the present war they will co-ordinate their...they hereby agree to create an organization which will have general authority to formulate in detail and from time to time a policy of operation of all...

...Government of the United States ; with the governments of the several states; and with one another; that during the present war they will co-ordinate their...competitive activities in the effort to produce a maximum national transportation efficiency." To this end they apreed "to create an organization which shall...

...Government of the United States, with the Governments of the several ststes, bud with one another, that during the present war they will coordinate their operations In a continental railway aystem, merging during snch period all their merely Individual and competitive activities In the effort...

...government of the United States, and with the government of the several states, and one with another, that during the present war they will co-ordinate their...a maximum of national transportation efficiency." In September, 1917, the rule was put into effect that any box car when unloaded might immediately be...

...the governments of the several states, and with one another, that during the present war they would "coordinate their operations in a continental railway...a maximum of national transportation efficiency." It was understood that the coordination of railway operations in a continental railway system meant...