Nebraska Governor Mickey Urges Fiscal Reform and Rail Oversight
Governor Mickey urges legislature to pass strict economy in appropriations, expand state rail regulation, curb anti public privileges, and improve law enforcement. He calls for a direct primary law, anti pass provisions, updated railway secretary expertise, and a strengthened supreme court, with focus on debt reduction, education funding, and child labor protections.
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Sheldon’s Word: Nebraska’s Prosperity and Tax Reform
Governor Sheldon urges fiscal restraint and debt reduction. He calls for a joint committee to inspect state institutions, expands investment rules for the permanent school fund, and proposes revenue law amendments to tax mortgages fairly and curb double taxation. He backs railroad regulation, anti lobbying, and professional oversight to ensure state finances and services serve Nebraskans.
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National for January features strong affairs in Washington
The January issue highlights "Affairs at Washington" by Joe Mitchell Chapple with extra pages offering insight into the national capital. It includes "Cuba's Malady" by John Vavasour Noel, a Whittier tribute, Caprice by Charles Warren Stoddard, and other notable fiction and Home Department features.
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American Magazine Under New Editors Promises Rich Content
The American Magazine now edited by John B Phillips gathers famed writers including Ida Tarbell Ray Stannard Baker Lincoln Steffens and William Allen White. The January issue features Baker on the Brotherhood experiment at Theosophical Institution Point Loma Katherine Tingley Ida Tarbell on TariffViewer and Civil War protectionism Washington Gladden on racial separation and Crawford’s Arethusa in a love story set in Constantinople.
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