Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-10-25 | Page 3 | Railroads Want to be Left Alone

I RAILROADS WANT JANT TO BE LEFT ALONE PITTSBURG Pa PI Oct Ocl 23 5 5 Railroads should be bt let alone to soh sole e their own problems undue Interference from the public Jublle W r Inglam assistant treasurer or of the tho Southern Pacific Pacific- tod of cr the Officer n association Ion f I he is president at Ibe be open open- Int ins ins- of ot the association coI cation here hert toda today t I It It the 1 alro de are allowed d to toCO togo toCO go CO on undisturbed ed under the te fed federal ed- ed d- d eral ral transportation act la In Its pies pies pies-ent ent the they thet will vilL Ill continue to U Jen- Im Improve prove prose their plants and fo to give iI the tho public the th sel sei senile 1110 that It needs Mr am said JJ lie IIo d declared tha that t the tho has liaa no lad proS proS- probIe lenis Ie Penis ms and tb that t they h uld hamper railroads In U efforts to lo sole solie e their own oan 0 n Mr Ir Ingram Ingrain told toll hig Ii's audience nc that play SS Si per pe cent or of their earnings tr from m tr transportation for operating and taxes lues Out of ot the 1 1511 15 Lent he said must mut Come conio meats lents fLed fixed ed and divIdends