Look Here Tax Payers Fifth Biennial Report Sparks Kansas Outcry
Abilene Reflector critiques the fifth biennial report by State Auditor McCabe and the Kansas Republican era. It accuses Governor Martin’s administration of reckless state board expansion, vast expenses, and corruption, focusing on the board of pardons and adjutant general, citing per diems and dwindling treasury funds.
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Kansas
McCabe
Martin
George W. Glick
Glick
Cleveland
Executive Department
Smith
Wilder
Board of Pardons
Caldwell
Paraguay
Uruguay
Blaine
Maine
Republican Party
Probe of Kansas State Funds Under Martin Regime
The Topeka Democrat analyzes the state auditor report alleging misused funds. A. B. Campbell drew $6,264.83 and $22,585.01 was withdrawn, leaving $1,188.06. The State Board of Health spent $2,917.41 by June 30, 1886, while total 1885-86 expenses rose to $5,450. The article accuses the Republican administration of creating taxpayer burdens and favors for appointees.
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A.B. Campbell
Martin
A. B. Campbell
Campbell
Worthy
Kansas
McCabe
State Board of Health
J. W. Redden
Democrat
Topeka Democrat
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