Debate over Minnesota Pfaender bill dominates House
The Minnesota House passed the Pfaender bill by 63 to 50 after a sharp debate. The measure raises initiative thresholds and changes petition requirements while denying immediate constitutional amendments. A separate audit cleared Secretary Julius Schmahl on automobile tag costs, and probes into State Engineer George Ralph continued. The session also touched on university material use, tramp reform funding, anti-pass law, good roads, and reapportionment debates.
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Paul
House
Albert Paender
New Ulm
United States
Mes
Committee On Public Accounts and Expenditures
Secretary of State
Julius Schmahl
F. J. Farley
Board of Regents
Senate
Rockne
Minnesota
Board of Control
Bremen
Dunn
Robert C. Dunn
Princeton
Highway Commission
Congdon
City Council Debates Broadway Sprinkling and Fire Districts
City council last session faced protests on Broadway sprinkling from Fourth North to Fourth Street and on N Franklin Street improvements. Board of Public Works will study. April session to vote. Officials approved partial payment for water mains to Dr Martin Luther College and voted to redraw fire limits. Election judges named. special meeting set to discuss broadening sprinkling and Minnesota Street area.
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North Franklin
Peti
Broadway
N. Henningsen
J. H. Sigel
O. C. Strickler
Pres. Buenger
Board of Public Works
Fourth North St
Fourth St. St
N. Pranklin St
Seventh
Twelfth St
Oscar
Vogel
S Pa
Engel
Fre
Chas
Vogtel
Board of Park Commissioners
Anton Zupfer
Zapfer
Fifth North St
Mueller
Meyer and
Gleseke
Roger
Fifth North
German
Second So
Washington
Weolndl
Brynoc-Marsh Co
C.F. Kaiser
Kinlot
South German Street
Herm. Radloff
Steinbach
F.C. Schnobrich
South
Minnesota
F. Writsche
Minnesota St
J. A. Ochs
F. C. Behnobrich
P. J. Soukup
L. J. Buenger
Theo. Mueller
H. D. Beussmann
Wileno
A.J. Meyer Wod Christien, Jr
Fourth No. St
Fourth So. St. and
Town and Village Election Returns Across Several Districts
Village and town election results list officials and roll call tallies across Courland Hanska Sigel Nicollet and surrounding areas. The dry license question dominated votes with No license winning in the cited village outputs.
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H. F. Lange
Hanska
N. J. Ouren
Christ Hanson
F. C. Jensen
M. B
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Jmaus Schmahl
George Ralph
Knapp
Robertson
Moriarty
Crane
Fowler
Iverson
Clarence H. Johnston
Stillwater
New Army
Johnston
Johnston Hal
St. Paul
James P. Boyle
Eveleth
Associated Charities
Tramp
Boyle
Red Wing
W3wrst
Mini 0
City Council
Geo. Kopp
Geo. Jahnke
Paul Sturm
Jos Fessemaier
P. P. Manderfeld
Andrew Groebner
Joe Schmids Jr
John Amnon Jr
Mike B. Werner
General Jows Township
O. Cla
Goodell
Chas. Welle
Thomas Hudson
Geo. Peterson
Aug. Thom
Compaey
F. W. Reaper
P. J. Carlson
J. G. Holm
Theo. Eaglet
W. B. Brooks
A. M. Bradbury
Justice of Peace
Jos
Schumacher
C. W. Sebsefor
Springfield
James Dickson
Albert Paffrath
Sebast Wagner
Julius Bauch
Adolph Frederickson
E. F. Nippold
Mike Hairas
Aug. Bigot
Beld
Christ Jensen
Christ Mogeossa
Joha Co Foster
W. H. Harriss
C. R. Tetrehm
C. F. Robertson
Wm. Dey
Frank Romberg
Hansen Constable
L. Current
Frank Cuttle
Ernest Pickle
Alex Pickle
Alex Murphy
Wm. Lang
Andr. Losieben
Jos, Hauser
William Frank
Henry Romberg
Fred Krenz
Courtland Pres
Horan Poehler
Wm. Sommer
D. W. Vomhol
W. F. Stege Treas
Otto Berbrich
C. W. Black Justice
K.P. Precht
Wm. Hulker
Jens Knutson
BE. C. Otter
Sigel
Thomas Stadick
J. A. Sollner
Treas
Wm. Berg
Henry Waibel
John FP. Manderfeld
Stodt, Seifert
Soukup
John H. Hoffmann
Jos. J. Soukup
Frank Holm
Edw
W. Flor
Fred Rolloff
John Garels
Herm. Plaender
Corcon
Theo. Waibel
Jos. J. Sper
Geo
Griebe
Herm. Fritsche
A. A. Schlumberger
Ottomeyer
Ulm
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