Legislators confront reforms and farmer focus in 1915
A long, opinionated column critiques the 1915 legislature, noting Republicans push reforms while farmers and ranchers bear the burden of bounties and budgets. It praises Auditor Lansburn’s efficiency, highlights Wilson's stance on mobilization, and laments moves against direct legislation and initiative with broader political machine concerns.
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A. B. Lansburn
J. M. Rummell
L. D. Brown
Richardson
Labor Organizations
Direct Legislation Leagues
Spokesman-Review
Republican State Organization
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