Pullman greed and tax reform debate headlined in New Ulm review
The New Ulm Review cites St Paul Daily News on Pullman car profits and environment, urging interstate commerce commission action under the new rate law. It discusses mortgage tax repeal, tax commission study, and Minnesota political maneuvering, with notes on politicians, elections, and civic issues.
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St. Paul
Duluth
Pullman
Enerus
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Company
Public Service Corporation
Atchison Globe
Governor Johnson to announce appointments after vacation
Governor Johnson returns from the east and plans to issue his list of second term appointments soon. Most heads of state departments will stay, with Williams as labor chief facing a quiet but persistent fight. Public Examiner Kerst, Insurance O’Brien, Olson, Slater, McDermott, King, and Wood are expected to be reappointed. The game and fish commission may shift with Clair challenging Fullerton. Gould likely to win another term. Memorial exercises for Judge Emmett noted. Atwater is the sole surviving former member of the first Minnesota Supreme Court.
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Williams
W. F. McEwen
Duluth
J. J. Lynch
Hennepin
Haynes
Kerst
O'Brien
Olson
B. K. Slater
J. A. McDermott
John E. King
F. B. Wood
State Game and Fish Commission
A. B. Clair
Grand Rapids
Sam Fullerton
Fullerton
Clair
Board of Control
O. B. Gould
Capitol
Gould
L. A. Rosing
Rosing
Frank A. Day
Harvey W. Grimmer
Surveyor Generals
F. G. Winston
Minneapolis
Fred E. Wheaton
Supreme Court
Joanson
Lafayette Emmett
Minnesota Supreme Court
State Capitol
Emmett
New Mexico
Wilson
St. Paul
Harvey Officer
William Pitt Murray
Isaac Atwater
Minnesota
Coal dealers' combine eyed by Minnesota attorney general
Attorney General Young will investigate alleged coal dealers' combine in the twin cities and Minnesota to determine if it controls the state and much of the northwest. A state official says a careful inquiry will be prepared for presentation to Ramsey and Hennepin counties grand juries, with possible indictments under anti combine laws. Public anger rises as coal prices rose on the same day railroad rate cuts were announced, and city and state buyers report uniform bids from the same firms.
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Tax Commission
Minneapolis Tribune
Young
Twin Cities
Minnesota Territory
Northwest
Department of the Attorney General
Ramsey
Hennepin
Minneapolis
St. Paul
State Board of Control
Chicago
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