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1947 | Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB |
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1935 | Cab Signals and ATC on UP Streamliner 2.1 MB |
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1959 | Chicago & North Western Has Unique Hump Cab Signal Controls 2.2 MB |
1909 | First Annual Report of the Block Signal and Train Control Board to the Interstate Commerce Commission 4.0 MB |
1935 | Pole Lines for Automatic Signaling 1.6 MB |
1937 | Report of Committee X – Signaling Practice 2.9 MB |
1949 | Signaling Adapted to Traffic On the Rock Island 5.2 MB |
1947 | Signaling Order Issued by ICC 533.4 KB |
1947 | Territories Involved in the ICC Signaling Order 399.0 KB |
1923 | Cabin Interlockings for Crossings 1.5 MB |
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1940 | CTC on the New York, Ontario & Western 8.2 MB |
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1940 | Cadweld (Thermex) Signal Bonds 996.4 KB |
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1915 | Electric Interlocking at Davis, IL 766.6 KB |
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1937 | Ohio Flood Damages Signaling 9.7 MB |
1949 | Signaling Adapted to Traffic On the Rock Island 5.2 MB |
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1949 | 625 Miles of CTC in one Stretch 7.9 MB |
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1944 | CTC Speeds Ore Traffic On the DM&IR 4.6 MB |
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1927 | Design a Circuit to Obtain the Desired Operation of the Call-On Arms 602.2 KB |
1946 | More Difficult to Get a Call-On Signal 488.8 KB |
1956 | Remote Control Converted to CTC 6.6 MB |
1952 | Soo Line Completes Signaling on 260 Miles of Single Track 737.7 KB |
1947 | Drawbridge Interlocking on the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern 647.3 KB |
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1922 | Signal Construction on the Santa Fe 797.6 KB |
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1937 | Delaware River Bridge Signaling 13.9 MB |
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1924 | New Reading Interlocking at Camden 3.4 MB |
1925 | Relieving Congestion by Signals 2.5 MB |
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1931 | Report on Milwaukee-Omaha Collision 1.5 MB |
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1947 | ICC Holds Signal Hearing 507.5 KB |
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1947 | Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB |
1947 | Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB |
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1933 | Economics of Modern Signaling 2.1 MB |
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1956 | How to Get Maximum Capacity of Single Track 10.5 MB |
1935 | Multiple-Block Signaling 7.0 MB |
1936 | What Is the Capacity of a Single-Track Line? 2.0 MB |
1949 | A Mile-Stone In Signaling 1.2 MB |
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1926 | Electro-Pneumatic Car Retarders in Service on Illinois Central 3.8 MB |
1954 | General Railway Signal Company Enters Fiftieth Year 1.6 MB |
1937 | What is in Store for the Signal Field? 1.8 MB |
1938 | Accident Involving Rule 93 1.5 MB |
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1911 | Signaling on the Illinois Traction System 1.5 MB |
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1947 | Territories Involved in the ICC Signaling Order 399.0 KB |
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1911 | Interlocking on the North Western Terminal 7.6 MB |
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1925 | Maintenance on C&NW Terminals 12.5 MB |
1911 | Signaling and Interlocking on the North Western Terminal in Chicago 1.1 MB |
1949 | 625 Miles of CTC in one Stretch 7.9 MB |
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1950 | Increasing Use of Carrier 1.3 MB |
1954 | New Orleans Passenger Terminal 4.7 MB |
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1944 | CTC On 185 Miles on Canadian National 12.3 MB |
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1940 | Plug Couplers for Relays and Signals 1.3 MB |
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1915 | Extension of New Haven signals 684.8 KB |
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1922 | Signal Construction on the Santa Fe 797.6 KB |
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1956 | Remote Control Converted to CTC 6.6 MB |
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1947 | Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB |
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1946 | Automatic Block With Spring Switches on the Central of Georgia 5.3 MB |
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1933 | Automatic Operation 963.8 KB |
1945 | Collision Entering CTC Line Due to Inadequate Signal 557.7 KB |
1928 | Continued Activity and Development in Signaling 1.1 MB |
1932 | CTC Studies 977.5 KB |
1950 | Differentiation Between Signals 955.8 KB |
1937 | False Clear Failures 2.0 MB |
1950 | Grade Signal Controls 2.1 MB |
1927 | Signals Eliminate Written Train Orders 512.8 KB |
1950 | Spring Switch Signaling 2.5 MB |
1947 | Territories Involved in the ICC Signaling Order 399.0 KB |
1927 | Train Operation Without Written Train Orders 3.3 MB |
1928 | Arrangement of Color Light Units 816.2 KB |
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1931 | Centralized Traffic Control Postpones Four-Tracking on Central of New Jersey 3.0 MB |
1927 | CNJ Completes Interlocking to Safeguard Newark Bay Bridge 4.4 MB |
1937 | Cut-Out Control for Crossing Signals 3.0 MB |
1937 | J. C. Mock Retires 1.4 MB |
1915 | Jersey City Terminal Interlocking 5.1 MB |
1931 | Light-Out Protection 1.0 MB |
1941 | Non-Stop Permissive Signals 2.8 MB |
1937 | Phantom Indications of Dwarfs 1.3 MB |
1921 | Progress of Railroad Signaling in America 731.8 KB |
1921 | Proposed Modification of Stop-and-Proceed Rule 1.4 MB |
1926 | Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
1928 | What Is to Be Gained by Train Stop or Train Control? 463.8 KB |
1943 | Electric Interlocking Installed On IC 12.8 MB |
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1956 | Centralia Has Protection of All Crossings 6.7 MB |
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1940 | Plug Couplers for Relays and Signals 1.3 MB |
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1921 | Educational Meetings On the Illinois Central 616.5 KB |
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1925 | Illinois Central ATS contract: News of the Month (July 1925) 700.0 KB |
1926 | Illinois Central Continuous Train Stop Approved Without Major Exceptions 1.1 MB |
1923 | News of the Month (November 1923) 1.8 MB |
1947 | Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB |
1938 | Train Control Petition Denied by ICC 905.5 KB |
1926 | Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
1926 | Train Stop Without Permissive Wayside Signals Used on IC 3.5 MB |
1921 | New Interlocking on the Boston Elevated 3.3 MB |
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1947 | Remote Control on Baltimore & Ohio 595.8 KB |
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1919 | Electric Interlocking at Charlottesville,VA 530.2 KB |
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1923 | C&O Installs Signaling With Train Control 5.8 MB |
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1928 | C&O Signaling and Train Control Facilitate Operation 4.1 MB |
1949 | New Interlocking at Chattanooga Terminal 5.2 MB |
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1949 | New Interlocking at Chattanooga Terminal 5.2 MB |
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1923 | News of the Month (July 1923) 1.9 MB |
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1931 | French Railways Adopt Color-Light Signals 1.3 MB |
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1924 | Electric Interlockings On the French Northern 4.4 MB |
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1932 | An Early Automatic Interlocking 411.4 KB |
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1934 | New Signaling on the Reading 631.4 KB |
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1937 | Spring Switch at Branch Line Terminus 5.0 MB |
1953 | CTC Replaces Manual Block On Single Track 9.0 MB |
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1947 | ICC Holds Signal Hearing 507.5 KB |
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1935 | Safety of High Speed Trains 5.2 MB |
1914 | All Electric Interlocking at Joliet 1.5 MB |
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1929 | Automatic Interlocker Saves Over 8,000 Train Stops Annually 1.7 MB |
1929 | C. & A. Modernizes Signaling Facilities 2.2 MB |
1923 | Chicago & Alton Installation of Train Control 1.4 MB |
1918 | New Mechanical Plant on Chicago & Alton 702.8 KB |
1917 | New plant in Chicago Terminal District 586.3 KB |
1929 | The Chicago & Alton Installs Mechanical Plant 1.3 MB |
1925 | The Train Control Situation 853.0 KB |
1926 | Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
1931 | Chicago & Illinois Midland Installs Electric Interlocking 2.5 MB |
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1937 | Illumination as a Type of Crossing Protection 3.0 MB |
1949 | Insulation of Rails 874.8 KB |
1918 | New Mechanical Plant on Chicago & Alton 702.8 KB |
1950 | OSing Device 1.4 MB |
1947 | Territories Involved in the ICC Signaling Order 399.0 KB |
1941 | Belt Railway of Chicago Installs Interlocking 12.3 MB |
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1953 | Chicago & Western Indiana Installs Easily Manipulated Interlocking 8.1 MB |
1908 | Electro-Pneumatic Interlocking Plant On the Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad at 47th Street, Chicago 3.9 MB |
1943 | Fire-Proof Construction 11.6 MB |
1910 | Mechanical Interlocking at State Line 1.0 MB |
1941 | Modern Entrance-Exit Interlocking Replaces Mechanical Plant On Indiana Harbor Belt 6.9 MB |
1924 | New Interlocking Construction Ideas 3.4 MB |
1956 | Plastic Track Model Is Big Picture for Levermen 1.4 MB |
1910 | Reconstruction of Burnside Interlocking 863.7 KB |
1917 | Rock Island Signaling on the Chicago Terminal 1.2 MB |
1926 | Semaphore or Light Signals? 1.4 MB |
1941 | Two New Interlockings on the C&WI 5.1 MB |
1935 | Western Indiana Installs All-Relay Interlocking 11.4 MB |
1911 | A Summary of Signaling Practice 3.6 MB |
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1928 | Automatic Interlocker on Chicago Great Western Effects Saving 2.4 MB |
1932 | Automatic Interlockers 1.0 MB |
1932 | Automatic Interlocking Replaces Mechanical Plant 1.7 MB |
1911 | Automatic Signals on the Chicago Great Western 7.4 MB |
1950 | Centralized Train Dispatching 1.4 MB |
1927 | Checking Up on Signal Observance 774.5 KB |
1931 | Chicago Great Western Saves $7,000 Annually by Remote Control of Tunnel Interlockings 3.7 MB |
1935 | Great Western Constructs Automatic Interlocking 6.8 MB |
1956 | New Three-Track Interchange Includes Interlocking and Talk-Backs 8.9 MB |
1921 | Proposed Modification of Stop-and-Proceed Rule 1.4 MB |
1918 | Record Snowstorms Paralyze Transportation 424.7 KB |
1935 | Signaling at Spring Switches 2.6 MB |
1936 | Signals Installed at 26 Crossings in Dubuque, IA 13.8 MB |
1947 | Territories Involved in the ICC Signaling Order 399.0 KB |
1923 | Train-Order Signals at Interlockers 3.6 MB |
1938 | B&OCT Installs Route Interlocking 8.9 MB |
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1923 | News of the Month (November 1923) 1.8 MB |
1928 | Rock Island Completes 33-Lever Electric Interlocker 2.8 MB |
1954 | Automatic Gates Increase Safety 3.2 MB |
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1941 | Automatics Installed on North Shore 1.6 MB |
1938 | North Shore Installs Automatics 3.9 MB |
1926 | North Shore Line Installs Two Electric Interlockers 2.1 MB |
1937 | Rear-End Collision 1.3 MB |
1926 | A New Development in Chromatic Light Signals 1.2 MB |
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1944 | Automatic Signaling, Train Stop, and Route Interlocking Installed in the Chicago Subways 8.6 MB |
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1935 | New and Unusual Signal and Relay Repair Shop on the Chicago Rapid Transit 9.0 MB |
1935 | New Interlocking in the Chicago Loop 4.0 MB |
1937 | Rear-End Collision 1.3 MB |
1941 | Splicing a Submarine Cable 4.6 MB |
1929 | Automatic Gauntlet Signals Installed on the South Shore 1.9 MB |
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1927 | Chicago South Shore & South Bend Changes Signal Equipment 2.6 MB |
1928 | Color Light Train Order Signals Are Effective 2.9 MB |
1950 | Gate-Arm Stripe Colors 3.4 MB |
1929 | Marker Lights on Automatic Signals 994.2 KB |
1949 | New Space Radio Relay System Adopted by South Shore 4.2 MB |
1928 | South Shore Line Uses Spring Switches on Heavy Traffic Lines 1.4 MB |
1934 | South Shore Reconstructs Interlocking 1.2 MB |
1933 | The Chicago South Shore & South Bend's Signaling Progress 2.8 MB |
1929 | Trap Circuit for Drawbridge 980.8 KB |
1956 | Walkie-Talkies 1.5 MB |
1930 | What Protection at Drawbridges? 3.5 MB |
1956 | Automatic Crossing Gates on CTA Are Interconnected with Street Traffic Lights 5.1 MB |
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1952 | Chicago's Newest Subway Has Automatic Block Signaling and Train Stop 1.1 MB |
1954 | Junction Controlled Automatically 2.5 MB |
1950 | Lunar White 419.3 KB |
1932 | Burlington Installs Extensive New Electric Interlocking 3.6 MB |
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1925 | Interlockings of New Chicago Station 7.8 MB |
1923 | New Type of Signals Being Installed at the Chicago Union Station 799.6 KB |
1932 | Reconstruction of an Interlocking 1.7 MB |
1930 | Signal Aspects for a Four Block System 2.8 MB |
1922 | Signaling Busy Passenger Terminals 969.1 KB |
1932 | A Detector Bar Fails 1.5 MB |
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1941 | A Review of 1940 and Prospects for the Future 1.3 MB |
1911 | A Summary of Signaling Practice 3.6 MB |
1917 | Block Signals on the Monon 669.9 KB |
1937 | Broken Rails 1.1 MB |
1942 | Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisiville Modernizes Automatic Signaling 3.9 MB |
1937 | Crossing Protection on the Monon 5.0 MB |
1950 | Differentiation Between Signals 955.8 KB |
1952 | Interlockings Modernized at Three Railroad Crossings 974.7 KB |
1927 | Miller Train Control On the Monon 582.2 KB |
1920 | Modern Telegraph Office at Indianapolis 3.1 MB |
1941 | Monon Changes Approved 760.8 KB |
1945 | Monon Remote Control Signaling Saves Train Time 3.5 MB |
1929 | Monon Revamps Signals to Co-Ordinate with Automatic Train Stop 2.1 MB |
1918 | Record Snowstorms Paralyze Transportation 424.7 KB |
1935 | Removal of Switch Indicators 2.3 MB |
1928 | Should Call-On Arms Be Used? 1.0 MB |
1925 | The Train Control Situation 853.0 KB |
1928 | Train Order Indicators Used Successfully on the CI&L 604.3 KB |
1911 | A Summary of Signaling Practice 3.6 MB |
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1927 | Comparative Maintenance Costs of Signaling on the CM&StP 2.9 MB |
1928 | Continued Activity and Development in Signaling 1.1 MB |
1911 | Letters to the Editor: Uniform Signaling: A reply to Mr. Rudd 1.8 MB |
1917 | Light Signals On CM&StP 781.9 KB |
1918 | Maintaining an Interlocking Plant at High Tide 241.8 KB |
1917 | New Interlocking Plant in Milwaukee 1.2 MB |
1921 | Non-Interlocking Non-Stop Grade Crossings 1.6 MB |
1911 | Railway Signal Association Convention: Committee I: Signaling Practice 3.8 MB |
1918 | Record Snowstorms Paralyze Transportation 424.7 KB |
1926 | Recurrent Acknowledgment at Stop Signals 961.9 KB |
1927 | Smash Boards at Automatic Interlockers 423.8 KB |
1920 | The New Electrification on the St. Paul 485.4 KB |
1925 | The Train Control Situation 853.0 KB |
1926 | Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
1923 | Train-Order Signals at Interlockers 3.6 MB |
1947 | Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB |
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1931 | Report on Milwaukee-Omaha Collision 1.5 MB |
1932 | Smashboard Mechanisms 1.7 MB |
1947 | Territories Involved in the ICC Signaling Order 399.0 KB |
1927 | Santa Fe Is Operating Trains by Cab Signaling With Train Control 6.4 MB |
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1926 | Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
1945 | Milwaukee Installs CTC On 51 Miles 6.5 MB |
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1915 | Red as a Danger Indication 913.1 KB |
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1933 | Cincinnati Terminal Interlocking 4.1 MB |
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1937 | Ohio Flood Damages Signaling 9.7 MB |
1911 | A Summary of Signaling Practice 3.6 MB |
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1920 | Modern Telegraph Office at Indianapolis 3.1 MB |
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1927 | Protecting Main Line Switches 486.2 KB |
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1925 | The Train Control Situation 853.0 KB |
1926 | Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
1930 | C&O Installs New Interlocking and Either-Direction Signaling 5.0 MB |
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1933 | Cincinnati Terminal Interlocking 4.1 MB |
1953 | Control of Four Layouts Consolidated in One Interlocking 5.3 MB |
1934 | Electric Interlocking on the B&O 1.1 MB |
1937 | Ohio Flood Damages Signaling 9.7 MB |
1924 | Three Train Control Contracts Let 1.9 MB |
1954 | Unique Combinations of Single-Track and Two-Track Developed on the Southern 3.8 MB |
1939 | Safety and Design of Signal Circuits 5.0 MB |
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1921 | A New Idea in Traffic Locking On the C&O 1.7 MB |
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1943 | A Review of 1942 2.9 MB |
1920 | A Special Circuit Saves Money 394.1 KB |
1921 | Absolute Permissive Block Signal System 1.2 MB |
1948 | All-Relay Interlocking on the New Haven 1.2 MB |
1935 | Auto Stop Installed on C&NW 7.2 MB |
1917 | Block Signals on the Monon 669.9 KB |
1943 | Change-Over Circuits 739.0 KB |
1935 | Circuit for Flashing Light Signals 3.5 MB |
1935 | Circuit for Flashing Light Signals 3.6 MB |
1935 | Circuits for Crossing Signals 1.5 MB |
1949 | Controlled Overlaps for Single-Track APB Signaling 1.5 MB |
1927 | Design a Circuit to Obtain the Desired Operation of the Call-On Arms 602.2 KB |
1954 | New Wayside and Cab Signaling 753.2 KB |
1937 | Route Locking Circuits 1.9 MB |
1911 | Symbols and Nomenclature for Written Circuits 2.3 MB |
1941 | Pennsylvania Installs CTC at Louisville, KY 4.9 MB |
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1947 | Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB |
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1954 | New Orleans Passenger Terminal 4.7 MB |
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1913 | Illinois Central Alternating Current Signaling 2.5 MB |
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1915 | The Push Button Interlocking Plant at Clearing Yard 351.3 KB |
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1950 | IC Rebuilds Classification Yard 6.9 MB |
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1944 | Railroad Applications of Electronics 1.9 MB |
1949 | Controlled Overlaps for Single-Track APB Signaling 1.5 MB |
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1945 | William H. Claus (promotion) 425.7 KB |
1940 | Signal Lens Cleaner 1.1 MB |
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1957 | Relay Interlocking Saves Time at Yard Entrances 2.5 MB |
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1915 | The Push Button Interlocking Plant at Clearing Yard 351.3 KB |
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1929 | Elimination of Lock Rods 947.9 KB |
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1930 | Interlocking at the Cleveland Union Terminal 7.8 MB |
1930 | Is Indication Locking Needed? 479.0 KB |
1930 | Unique Development at the Cleveland Interlocking 1.0 MB |
1928 | C&O Signaling and Train Control Facilitate Operation 4.1 MB |
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1935 | Centralized Traffic Control on the Chesapeake & Ohio 6.2 MB |
1926 | Economics of Single Track Signals 2.0 MB |
1923 | News of the Month (July 1923) 1.9 MB |
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1953 | CTC Keeps Trains Moving on Long Grades 6.3 MB |
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1950 | Train Movements by Signal Indication On the Clinchfield Route 12.0 MB |
1913 | New Block Signaling on the North-Western 1.8 MB |
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1911 | Interlocking on the North Western Terminal 7.6 MB |
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1925 | Maintenance on C&NW Terminals 12.5 MB |
1911 | Signaling and Interlocking on the North Western Terminal in Chicago 1.1 MB |
1934 | Economy in Operation of Track Circuits 554.1 KB |
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1945 | CTC West of the Pecos On the Santa Fe 4.6 MB |
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1918 | New Electric Interlocking at Clyde, IL 418.7 KB |
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1957 | One Machine Controls Two Plants 2.2 MB |
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1937 | Remote Control on the Pennsylvania 5.2 MB |
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1947 | Canadian Pacific Installs Absolute Permissive Block 779.4 KB |
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1935 | Aerial Cable Versus Open Line 3.9 MB |
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1950 | CTC Code Lines 1.1 MB |
1950 | L&N Extends CTC on "EK" 10.4 MB |
1956 | Remote Control Converted to CTC 6.6 MB |
1956 | Train Operations When CTC Fails 3.5 MB |
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1956 | Train Operations When CTC Fails 2.4 MB |
1950 | New Developments 16.9 MB |
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1940 | Coded Track Control 2.5 MB |
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1940 | New Code Transmitter 2.1 MB |
1937 | New Devices- March 1937 18.1 MB |
1940 | Coded Track Control 2.5 MB |
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1941 | P4 Code-Following Relay 1.1 MB |
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1954 | Modern Signaling in New Subways in Stockholm, Sweden 6.7 MB |
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1937 | New Devices- March 1937 18.1 MB |
1943 | A Review of 1942 2.9 MB |
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1943 | Centralized Traffic Control Installed On 64.6 Miles of the Seaboard 7.1 MB |
1944 | Electronics In Signaling 709.8 KB |
1944 | N&W Installs CTC on Shenandoah Valley Line 10.2 MB |
1937 | Pennsylvania CTC Installation 7.0 MB |
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1937 | Remote Control By Code 7.0 MB |
1950 | New Developments 16.9 MB |
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1937 | Illumination as a Type of Crossing Protection 3.0 MB |
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1940 | Mechanical Plant Modernized 4.2 MB |
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1947 | Annual Review and Outlook 425.1 KB |
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1909 | Color Sense and Railway Signal Lights 1.7 MB |
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1917 | Flash-Light crossing signal 906.0 KB |
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1924 | Neon – A New Gas for Electrical Use 1.8 MB |
1937 | APB, Remote Control, and CTC on the Baltimore & Ohio 11.9 MB |
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1925 | B&O Color-Position-Light Signals 3.7 MB |
1950 | B&O Installs All-Relay Plant 2.6 MB |
1954 | CTC Moves Heavy Trains 4.1 MB |
1952 | CTC Pays Its Way on B&O 733.2 KB |
1924 | Hall Position Color Light Signal 710.8 KB |
1956 | Interlocking Consolidation: Three Into One in Baltimore 6.8 MB |
1922 | Lights vs. Arms for Railway Signaling 4.6 MB |
1935 | Multiple Aspect Signaling 3.3 MB |
1928 | Obituary: Frank P. Patenall 627.0 KB |
1927 | The Color Position Light Signal (poem) 435.2 KB |
1949 | A Century of Signal Glass Developments 4.2 MB |
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1935 | Purple Signal Glasses 3.6 MB |
1935 | Purple Signal Glasses 3.3 MB |
1909 | Color Sense and Railway Signal Lights 1.7 MB |
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1939 | Checking Track Circuits From a Motor Car 837.6 KB |
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1935 | Installation of Bond Wires 4.0 MB |
1947 | Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB |
1947 | Territories Involved in the ICC Signaling Order 399.0 KB |
1950 | CTC on Sunset Route 3.1 MB |
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1945 | Southern Pacific Installs CTC on 72 Miles of Single Track 5.6 MB |
1938 | Interlocking Changes on the Pennsylvania 4.9 MB |
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1937 | New Signaling on Pennsylvania 1.0 MB |
1937 | Seaboard Utilizes Spring Switches 8.4 MB |
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1947 | Territories Involved in the ICC Signaling Order 399.0 KB |
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1945 | Extensive All-Relay Interlocking Features Plug-In Relays 5.6 MB |
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1956 | Remote Control Converted to CTC 6.6 MB |
1950 | Remote Control of Center Sidings On Busy Double-Track Line 3.6 MB |
1925 | Traffic Reversal on Double Track by Signal Indication 1.5 MB |
1919 | Block Signaling Practice on a British Railway (Part 3) 327.2 KB |
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1941 | Carrier Communication Equipment Installed on the Santa Fe 4.7 MB |
1950 | Centralized Train Dispatching 1.4 MB |
1950 | Increase In Train Communication Systems 2.4 MB |
1956 | Interlocking Phones 2.3 MB |
1950 | More Communications Needed With the 40-Hour Week 1.2 MB |
1950 | Reservations Communication System Installed On the Pennsylvania 3.9 MB |
1950 | Telephones at Signals 1.1 MB |
1950 | Unusual Trouble 3.0 MB |
1935 | Pole Lines for Automatic Signaling 1.6 MB |
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1949 | Communications Trouble 2.0 MB |
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1950 | Unusual Trouble 3.0 MB |
1911 | The Mechanics of the Compensator 1.8 MB |
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1956 | No Waiting for Reservations 6.3 MB |
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1928 | Changes on the C&NW 978.4 KB |
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1954 | New Wayside and Cab Signaling 753.2 KB |
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1943 | CTC on the Bessemer & Lake Erie 8.7 MB |
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1928 | Nickel Plate Installs 169 Miles of Color Light Automatics 3.6 MB |
1922 | An Old Electric Interlocking in France 1.3 MB |
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1951 | P&WV Signals Entire Main Line 3.9 MB |
1922 | Signal Construction on the Santa Fe 797.6 KB |
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1950 | New Developments 16.9 MB |
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1947 | Developments in Signaling 498.7 KB |
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1947 | Milwaukee Installs Block System on 98 Miles 1.2 MB |
1947 | Annual Review and Outlook 425.1 KB |
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1924 | Controlled Manual Block Signaling With Train Control 5.5 MB |
1947 | Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB |
1911 | Summary of Recent Progress in Signaling 4.4 MB |
1940 | Personal: Changes on the New York Central 2.2 MB |
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1937 | Changes on the New York Central Lines 2.3 MB |
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1918 | Record Snowstorms Paralyze Transportation 424.7 KB |
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1949 | A Century of Signal Glass Developments 4.2 MB |
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1915 | Glass Standardization for Railway Signaling 1.0 MB |
1940 | CTC on the New York, Ontario & Western 8.2 MB |
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1922 | Signal Construction on the Santa Fe 797.6 KB |
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1917 | New plant in Chicago Terminal District 586.3 KB |
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1926 | Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
1947 | All-Relay Plant on the C&EI at Danville, Ill 915.6 KB |
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1915 | Extension of New Haven signals 684.8 KB |
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1946 | CTC on 121 Miles of the Cotton Belt 6.4 MB |
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1954 | Why Cotton Belt Installed CTC On 429 Miles of Single Track 4.0 MB |
1921 | A New Idea in Traffic Locking On the C&O 1.7 MB |
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1958 | CTC Handles 15 More Trains 1.9 MB |
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1925 | Preliminary Report on C&NW Train Control 929.6 KB |
1924 | Three Train Control Contracts Let 1.9 MB |
1926 | Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
1947 | Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB |
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1947 | Canadian Pacific Installs Absolute Permissive Block 779.4 KB |
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1947 | Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB |
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1925 | CB&Q Controls Switches Remotely 3.7 MB |
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1935 | Respacing Automatics on the Pennsylvania 1.8 MB |
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1949 | New York Central Installs Interlocking 3.3 MB |
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1909 | Train staff installation on the NYNH&H 1.0 MB |
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1930 | New Type Rail Crossing Uses Turntable Principle 964.5 KB |
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1935 | Auto Stop Installed on C&NW 7.2 MB |
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1937 | Barriers on the Michigan Central 7.0 MB |
1937 | Highway Traffic Retarding Barriers on the Boston & Maine 8.0 MB |
1935 | Crossing Bells at Flasher Signals 1.9 MB |
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1937 | Push-Button Cut-Outs 989.3 KB |
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1922 | Improvements in the Eymon Continuous Rail Crossing 950.8 KB |
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1935 | Alining Flashers 3.2 MB |
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1935 | Circuit for Flashing Light Signals 3.5 MB |
1935 | Circuit for Flashing Light Signals 3.6 MB |
1949 | Crossing Protection 1.1 MB |
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1913 | Flash Lights on the P&R 915.4 KB |
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1917 | Flash-Light crossing signal 906.0 KB |
1921 | Progress of Railroad Signaling in America 731.8 KB |
1952 | Train Time Saved By New Interlocking and Automatic Protection at 15 Street Crossings in Lima, Ohio 4.4 MB |
1936 | NYC Modernizes Electric Interlocking 9.0 MB |
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1947 | Canadian Pacific Installs Absolute Permissive Block 779.4 KB |
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1953 | Gates at Three Crossings 5.3 MB |
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1922 | An Old Electric Interlocking in France 1.3 MB |
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1934 | Electric Interlocking on the B&O 1.1 MB |
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1956 | Interlocking Phones 2.3 MB |
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