Where Does Hanna Stand Progressive or Reactionary
A letter argues Governor L B Hanna is a reactionary, citing his congressional record with the Cannon machine, opposition to a tax commission, and clashes with Governor Burke. It condemns his absence from the capital, praises Burke’s appointees, and accuses Hanna of political manipulation and tax dodging.
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L. B. Hanna
Congress
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Burke
State Senate
McKenzie
Tax Commission
Bure
Hanna-Kenzie
Supreme Court of the State
Supreme Court
Hanna-McKenzie
Theaw
State Board of Equalization
Carl Jorgenson
Gunder Olson
Gilbraith
Andrew Miller
North Dakota
State Board of Equalizaton
Board of County Commissioners
Richland County
Board of Commissioners
Chief Justice Burleigh P Spalding and his legacy
Chief Justice Burleigh P Spalding began law practice in Fargo in 1885 and shaped North Dakota's judicial history. A Republican appointed by a Democratic governor, he served as chief justice for five years, wrote key opinions, and advocated modern, progressive interpretation while resisting rigid old theories.
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Spalding
Supreme Court
John Burke
Syalting
Commonwealth
Supreme Bench
Railroad Commission
N.D
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Legislative Assembly
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