...compensation for intrastate business reasonably proportionate to that for interstate business, and there is an undue limitation of the earning power of the interstate commerce system in doing State work. It was such limitations as these which the Congress aimed to prevent in the enactment of section 13...

...compensatory return for all the work it does. The states are seeking to use that same system for intrastate traffic. That entails large duties and expenditures...restrain undue limitation of the earning power of the inter-, state commerce system in doing state work. The affirmative power of Congress in developing...

...compensatory return for all the work it does. The states are seeking to use that same system for intrastate traffic. That entails large duties and expenditures...the interstate commerce system in doing state work." And in the New York case the supreme court of the United States said: "We said in Addystone Pipe &...

...received for the intrastate business reasonably proportionate to that for the Opinion of the Court. 257 US interstate business. Congress as the dominant controller...developing interstate commerce agencies is clear. Wilson^ v. Shaiv, 204 US 24; Luxton v. North River Bridge Co., 153 US 525; California v. Central Pacific...

...compensatory return for all the work it does. The States are seeking to use that same system for intrastate traffic. That entails large duties and expenditures...business reasonably proportionate to that for the Opinion of the Court. 257 US interstate business. Congress as the dominant controller of interstate...

...Congress, as the dominant controller of interstate commerce, may. therefore, restrain undue limitations of the earning power of the interstate commerce system...developing interstate commerce agencies is clear." Again, there was a meeting here within the last 30 days of a committee of the Interstate Commerce Commission...

...compensatory return for all the work it does. The States are seeking to use that same system for intrastate traffic. That entails large duties and expenditures...burden it unless compensation is received for the interstate business. Congress, as the dominant controller of interstate commerce, may. therefore, restrain...

...the Shreveport Case. " Congress as the dominant controller of interstate commerce, may", he says, " restrain undue limitation of the earning power of...interstate commerce system in doing state work." The idea seems to be that the supremacy of the national power permits it to dictate the terms on which...

...from the Shreveport Case. " Congress as the dominant controller of interstate commerce, may", he says, "restrain undue limitation of the earning power of...interstate commerce system in doing state work." The idea seems to be that the supremacy of the national power permits it to dictate the terms on which...

...compensatory return for all the work it does. The states are seeking to use that same system for intrastate traffic. That entails large duties and expenditures...work. The affirmative power of Congress in developing commerce is clear. ... In such development, it can impose any reasonable condition on a state's use...