Governor Dixon Reviews Financial Condition of State
Governor Dixon delivers a long fiscal message amid Montana legislature, detailing state deficits, declines in property values, and calls to consolidate agencies, cut costs, and reform taxes. He cites treasury deficits from 1918 to 1922, urges centralizing departments, and proposes taxation and administration reforms to curb expenditures.
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