...subject to public regulation and examination under a system of uniform records and accounts and of full publicity. Seventh — The Committee takes no...each municipality in the light of local conditions. What may be possible in one locality may not be in another. In some cities the companies may so serve...

...subject to public regulation and examination under a system of uniform records and accounts and of nge publicownership. The question must be solved by each municipality in the light of local conditions....

...subject to public regulation and examination under a system of uniform records and accounts and of full publicity. "Seventh — The Committee takes no position on the question of general expediency of either private or public ownership. The question must be solved by each municipality...

...sentence that the credit for the remarkable "degree of unanimity manifested" must be attributed. ' ' The Committee takes no position on the question of...general expediency of either private or public ownership ' ' (p. 26) . But was not this the very question on which it was hoped that they would report? However,...

...records and accounts and of full publicity. 7. The Committee takes no position on the question of the expediency of either private or public ownership....each municipality in the light of local conditions. ... In some cities the companies may so serve the public as to create no dissatisfaction and nothing...

...records and accounts and of full publicity. 7. The Committee takes no position on the question of the expediency of either private or public ownership....each municipality in the light of local conditions. ... In some cities the companies may so serve the public as to create no dissatisfaction and nothing...

...public utili* ties depends upon the existence in the city of a high capacity for municipal government. " The committee takes no position on the question of...each municipality in the light of local conditions. What may be possible in one locality may not be in another. In some cities the companies may so serve...

...subject to public regulation and examination under a system of uniform records and accounts and of full publicity. Seventh — The Committee takes no...each municipality in the light of local conditions. What may be possible in one locality may not be in another. In some cities the companies may so serve...

...selected to represent all shades of American opinion on such matters as this, reported as its conclusions: "The committee takes no position on the question of...solved by each municipality in the light of local condition.-1. What may be possible in one community may not be in another. In some cities the companies...

...Committee of well-known men, constantly assisted by experts, found out — NOTHING. To use their own words: The Committee takes no position on the question of...each municipality in the light of local conditions. What may be possible in one locality may not be in another.1 For the study of municipal electric lighting...