Petitions Filed to Halt Measures Until November 1916
Seven measures face suspension after petitions gathered enough signatures to delay until the November 1916 general election. Unofficial counts show more than 50,000 signatures against the three vetoed by Governor Lister, with four other measures short of target.
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