Missouri Governor's Message Urges Progressive State Reform
A 1915 Missouri governor's address to the General Assembly outlines fiscal prudence, modernization of state institutions, and plans for a broader reform agenda. He calls for a state purchasing board, workmen's compensation, judicial code updates, and improved roads, education, and public services, stressing balanced budgets and growth.
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