Governor Major faces extra session foes amid protests
Jefferson City correspondence notes professional politicians and railroads pressing for an extra legislative session to amend the primary election law. Governor Major says no, derailing agitators as the public service commission gains momentum on safe road projects and railroad crossing reforms. Roosevelt's South American trip and progressive leaders echo the fight for reform.
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