Law action in the Nebraska legislature and state fair funds
The Nebraska House advanced several bills to third reading including HH. R. No. 23 for a $150,000 reconstruction of the Norfolk asylum with fire-proofing required. A road commission measure and a state fair appropriation were debated. The session saw amendments, committee reports, and adjournment after changes to the general appropriation bill.
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Enone
Hia
Loomis
Rouse
McClay
Howell
Omaha
Weborg
Congress
United States
Platte
Fries
Cropsey
University Regents
Agricultural, College Experiment Station
Anderson
Saline
Dales
Board of Regents
Norfolk
Jouvenat
Banking Board
Gregg
Nebraska House Proceedings Lodged In Committee And Passed Bills
The Nebraska House debated approving funding for school sites and a new Peru normal library, ordered several bills to third reading, and passed the miscellaneous claims and deficiencies bills. Other measures included road district creation, city annexation, and electric power rights, with sessions adjourned to Monday after revenue bill discussion.
Nebraska exposition funding faces amendments in house
Bills on first reading as the house convened with many members absent. At 2 45 the house met in committee of the whole chaired by Deles Dernier. H RB No 231 by Rouse proposed 75000 for the Nebraska exhibit at St Louis. Mangold sought 35000, Sere urged 25000 and noted many meritorious claims against the general fund. Sears amendment failed 14 to 4. Antelope proposed 50000.
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House
Deles-Dernier
Seare
Sere
Sears
Gregg
Meredith
Hundredth Meridian
McClay
Lincoln
J. E. Cobbey
South
Christy
Sete
Sweezy
Nebraska
Bill on child protection moved by Chae stalled in house
The bill faced strong opposition led by Kittel and Loomis. Senator Chae severed the measure after a 35 to 40 vote on postponement, the committee reported, and the house adjourned for the day.
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Senetor Chae
API Éid Spuriock
Ten Eyck
Morseman
Kittel
Loomis
House
Nebraska Legislature Passes Multiple Bills in Extended Session
The Nebraska Senate and House advanced numerous measures including funding bills, a new normal school site, street improvements, and a high school exhibit. Notable actions include passage of the general salaries appropriation bill at 71 to 1, and H R 331, with debates and multiple amendments in both chambers.
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House
Senate
Gregg
Friends of the Bil
Sweesy
Unclear fragment hints at government Graber case
Fragment mentions Reacunet or Graber and a government context. No clear events, dates, or entities to confirm a full item.
Senate Debates Brady Elevator Bill Indefinitely Postponed
In the senate a majority of the judiciary committee recommended indefinite postponement of S. F. 102 Brady's elevator bill amid House-like pressure to pass an elevator measure. The committee cited a similar bill as a reason, while other motions sought reconsideration of related proposals and expanded authority for state food commissioners.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
Brady
Chaiman Harlj
Douglas
House
Hall of Douglas
Wall
S Gatas
S. S
Insurance bill fights mark key date in state senate
The Nebraska senate debated a mutual life insurance bill, amending to require nine or more founders and a $25 000 securities deposit, with a loan of endowments struck. The joint committee set final adjournment for April 7 at 12 m, amid partisan opposition and shifts on library levies and city charters.
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Senate
O'Neill
Lancaster
Committee On Insurance
Security Mutual Company of
Lincoln
Mutual Legal Reserve
Joint
Howell
Douglas
Harrison, Brown, Anderson
Hall
Burt, Sloan and
Warner
Hall of Douglas
Omaha
Hedge
Hall of
Burt
Enamnes
Davis
Nelson
Sheldon
Elevator bill debated in senate committee of the whole
Senate committee on railroads amended H. R. No. 70 to raise elevator mandated cost from 2000 to 4000 dollars. Prien proposes 3000 matching the house. Otfin opposes the bill as written. The discussion notes few elevators in the west cost that much.
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Senate
Ramsey
Senate Committee On Railroads
Prien
Valley
House
Otfin
Dawson
Senate Debates Death Penalty Abolition Bill
Tuesday session centers on a bill to abolish the death penalty led by Senator Wall of Sherman. The vote tally remains informal as debate continues with discussions on H R 239 expanding city zoning power. Governor Mickey participates as an interested observer while committee chair Brady guides proceedings.
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Wall of Sherman
Senate
Brady of Boone
Mickey
Spurlock
Pemberton of
Gage
Sas
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Sebraste
Leyte
H. R
State Normal
Peru
Oe Nene
Normal
Central
Clay Lot
Joint Committee On
Sélis
House Journal
Fishback
Roberts
Pierce
Scoanee Fe Tenets
Insane Hospital
H.R. No
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Perry
Knox
Norris
Keim
Kennedy
General Fund
Warmer
Nor* Price
Hall of Douglass
Howell of Douglas
Beghtel
Riggs
South Omaha Board of Education
Sloan
Harris
Commissioner of Deeds
Hall of Burt
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