Michigan Governor’s 1910s address urges Australian Ballot reforms
The document outlines a proposed program for state reform led by Governor Woodbridge Ferris, advocating the Australian Ballot, initiative and referendum, recall, and broader political reforms. It argues for reducing party enrollment, unifying registration and primary days, public financing reforms, and expanded state oversight of banks, public utilities, and education. It also supports taxation reform, public health, and civil service merit. The message emphasizes nonpartisan governance and efficient, accountable government.
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Governor's duties outlined in Michigan constitution fragment
To the People of the State of Michigan and their Forty-seventh Legislature this December 1, 1912, section five of Article six of the Constitution sets forth the Governor's duties as follows.
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