| Title | [Transportation in Cleveland, including an historical background of Cleveland's present-day traffic and transportation problems]
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| Published | [Cleveland, O., 1926]
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| Description | 31 p. 26 cm.
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| General Note | Title supplied.
Mounted clippings from Cleveland News, Feb.-Mar. 1926.
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| Formatted Note | Contents: Old Indian trails form Hub for city's streets.--Young Cleveland's wooden streets widely admired.--Cleveland's first boom comes with transportation.--Car transportation here started slowly, grew fast.--First sucessful street car line was in Superior Avenue.--Many small lines preceded present unified car system.--Early mergers saved city's young street car system.--Present street car system evolved from traction war.--Tom Johnson's traction war fought for 3-cent fares.--Spectacular events lead up to coming of Tayler plan.--Tayler "Service-at-cost" grant came from chaos.--Revision of Tayler grant is sought to aid expansion.--City soon to see traction line growth.--Traction experts battle to solve congestion problems.--Hopkins offers idea to relieve traffic tangle.--What's the matter with cars? News asks readers.--City heads air views on trolleys.--Views on ills of traffic told by councilment.--Tayler grant change needed, Hatton's view.--Continuation of articles to "help solve city's car problem with the Referendum ballot on Transportation Service."
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| Subjects | Street-railroads -- Ohio -- Cleveland.
Transportation -- Ohio -- Cleveland.
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| Call Number/Copies | |
| | WRHS Research Library: Pam. C701
mq184110: Pamphlets, closed stacks [status: NON-CIRCULATING] |
| [Record 115614] |
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