Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1926 — Page 4

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ROAD ABANDONING PLEA MAY MEET STATE OPPOSITION Commission Expected to Recommend That Midland Petition Be Denied. That the Indiana public service commission will recommend to the Interstate Commerce Commission that the Midland Railroad’s petition for abondonment be denied seemed highly probable today. Public Service Commissioner Clyde It. Jones, who this week heard the road’s plea to quit business, will lay the facts obtained in the hearing before the entire State body at a coming conference. From statements made by several others of the Indiana commission it Is in dicated that a protest against abandonment will I>e registered with the Federal body when the evidence is submitted to it for decision. Can File Motions Following completion of the case Wednesday, Jones allowed opponents of the abandonment five days in which to file motions on the finding. One of the motions to bo filed, it is understood, is that the Federal commission deny the petition outright, and the other will suggest that the commission require the sale of the road at junk prices. Each side 'was allowed forty-five days to file briefs in the case. The Midland RailroaH officially (he Central Indiana, extends from

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