Public Ownership And the Telephone in Great Britain, Restriction of the Industry By the State And the Municipalities
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11 75, Lord Stanley, Post- master General.
264 THE TELEPHONE IN GREAT BRITAIN chial jealousies and to cooperate in the establishment of exchanges of a practical size and extent. Upon Local Authorities *^ ^^ P^^"^' ^^' ^' ^- Stevenson, Conservatism Sub-convener of the Glasgow Tele- and Incapacity ^Yiont Committee, testified as follows in 1905. "The Corporations have been waiting to see what was the result of the experiments made by the few [six] municipalities who operated under licenses. The re...sults are still being contested. Part of the Press tell us we [Glasgow] are losing money, but we believe we are pa)ring our way; but other Corporations want to see that the finances are safe before going further; latterly^ they have been face to face with the statement that they will not be licensed beyond 191 1, and there- fore none of them will look at a license now."^ Upon the question of the inability of adjoining local authorities to cooperate in the establishment of a "Joint Telephone Board," we have the interesting experience of Manchester with the adjoining thirty-one local au- thorities included in the National Telephone Compan/s Manchester area of 180 square miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11 75, Lord Stanley, Post- master General.
264 THE TELEPHONE IN GREAT BRITAIN chial jealousies and to cooperate in the establishment of exchanges of a practical size and extent. Upon Local Authorities *^ ^^ P^^"^' ^^' ^' ^- Stevenson, Conservatism Sub-convener of the Glasgow Tele- and Incapacity ^Yiont Committee, testified as follows in 1905. "The Corporations have been waiting to see what was the result of the experiments made by the few [six] municipalities who operated under licenses. The re...sults are still being contested. Part of the Press tell us we [Glasgow] are losing money, but we believe we are pa)ring our way; but other Corporations want to see that the finances are safe before going further; latterly^ they have been face to face with the statement that they will not be licensed beyond 191 1, and there- fore none of them will look at a license now."^ Upon the question of the inability of adjoining local authorities to cooperate in the establishment of a "Joint Telephone Board," we have the interesting experience of Manchester with the adjoining thirty-one local au- thorities included in the National Telephone Compan/s Manchester area of 180 square miles.
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