Nebraska House Favors Peace and Opposes War
The Nebraska House passed a peace motion urging loyalty to the president while preferring peaceful settlement over war with Germany. The resolution urged deferring grievances, warned war would galvanize militarism, and called for continued nonbelligerence for moral leadership. Grant Shumway, praised public official, is highlighted for his Lincoln work and future leadership. House Bill 227 on railroads carrying passengers on freight trains was discussed amid traveler and shippers debate.
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Quiet City Election Sees Light Turnout in Ana
Reporters note the city election passed off quietly with low interest. Only about half of eligible voters cast ballots. Mayor elect W. E. Klousey won easily. official tally to be released after next week's canvass.
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Omaha and Alliance urged to enlist as war grows
Telegram from Waddell of the U S Navy calls for forty thousand navy volunteers nationwide, Nebraska to supply two thousand men. Meetings planned April 11 12 for examinations, urging enlistment ages seventeen to thirty with parental attendance. Senate votes 82 to 6 to declare war on Germany and authorize defense funding and manpower build up in coming months.
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Keegan Urges Precinct Assessors on Tax Valuation Policy
County Assessor Keegan writes to precinct and ward assessors explaining assessors set valuations only to enable fair levies. He notes past undervaluation at about 70 percent of invoice and calls for a 10 percent increase on cattle values, with similar basis for merchandise, livestock, and autos as in 1816. The letter emphasizes property ownership rules, poll tax collection, and county road funding.
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