Train Limit Law of 1912
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Train Limit Law of 1912 was law passed in Arizona that limited any person or corporation to operate a railroad in which has more than fourteen passengers or more than seventy freight cars. This law was passed as a safety measure. The law was found unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in the case of Southern Pacific Company v. State of Arizona.
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