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In other words, we want an administrative body with the power to secure fair and just treatment as among all shippers who use the railroads—and all shippers have a right to use them.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “In other words, we want an administrative body with the power to secure fair and just treatment as among all shippers…”
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Roosevelt advocates for fair treatment of all railroad shippers through proper administration.
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