Oswald West Seeks Rapid State Reforms In 1910 Agenda
Governor Oswald West outlines urgent needs in Oregon including asylum capacity, capitol congestion, water supply control, forest conservation, and a new state forest plan. He praises 1909 leg reforms, urges eastern Oregon asylum completion, and advocates coordinated federal and state action to conserve resources and develop water rights. The speech also covers National Guard efficiency, fire protection costs, and a major push for a comprehensive water code and land indemnity settlements.
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