Constitutional Convention Divides Over One vs Two House Plan
Lincoln delegates debate whether Nebraska should have a one or two chamber legislature as the convention adopts a detailed committee structure for Bill of Rights education public utilities and more. Debates include abolishing the railway commission and empowering municipalities with local control under state law. Four Douglas county delegates back a poll tax plan while proposals on collective bargaining and anti strike measures surface.
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