LSE had developed a marginally profitable freight service with the Cincinnati and Lake Erie connection at Toledo delivering products from southern Ohio to Cleveland on a tight overnight schedule, but a strike by LSE freight agents and staff in 1938 caused the LSE to quit.
LSE had developed a marginally profitable freight service with the Cincinnati and Lake Erie connection at Toledo. LSE was delivering products from southern Ohio to Cleveland on a tight overnight schedule. A strike by LSE freight agents caused the LSE to quit. Staff in 1938 caused the LSE to quit.