Legislature considers wolf bounty bill amid opposing votes
The upper house debated a wolf bounty bill with decisive votes from Brown Fries Hasty Giffin Umstead and W F 8 1 3. Lena O Neill and Hasty opposed. An amendment on bond requirements was adopted while Reynolds of Dodge and Warner of Dakota argued corporate interests and heirs concerns. The bill faced a motion to indefinitely postpone, which passed despite protests.
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Anderson Pushes Six Commissioners Fight In Senate
An all day senate debate focused on appointing six Gomnenigaioners to two year terms. Anderson of Saline urged recommitting Senate file No. 11 citing economy and Governor Mickey's recommendation. He argued the senate version could not pass the house.
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Nebraska Senate Debates Bills On Bonds Roads and City Charters
The senate discusses multiple measures including premiums on surety bonds for government officers, exemptions for railroad corporations from indebtedness limits, city clerk led voter registration starting a month before elections, and requiring sidetracks for grain elevators. It also covers charter amendments for small cities, reducing school district warrant interest, and a right of way for electric lines while restricting access for certain cities. The body adjourns for memorial services honoring Sterling Morton and resumes after the noon recess.
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Legislative debate on Nebraska finance and constitutional bills
The house finance committee plans 1800 yearly pay for deputies and 2000 for the governor's secretary. Bills on amendment for direct senatorial election, dependent children control, navy funding, and life insurance policy valuation were filed. Senate files 19 and 192, about government form and control, were indefinitely postponed amid factional disputes. Senate passed bill 11 on two-year supreme court commission terms with 30 yes votes.
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Untitled report on Bix Moe incident and casualties
Unclear remnants indicate Bix Moe possibly killed with thirty other men feared dead after an explosion. Cavaged survivors show severe injuries and uncertain fate at the scene.
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Unclear Winter Wheat Protected by Snowline Reports
Reports note winter wheat was protected by snow during severe weather from the 15th to the 1th month end. Data at month’s close indicate needs for careful monitoring of crop conditions amid ongoing cold, with potential impacts on future yields.
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Nebraska legislature acts on rail and school bond bills
Lawmakers passed H R No 34 establishing militia status, H R No 7 changing condemnation for railroads, and H R No 285 on school bonds with two thirds vote and emergency clause. H R No 183 appropriated federal funds to the state university. H R No 167 sought direct U S senate elections and Loomis relief. pure food bill H R No 214 deferred. Loomis committee to study bills. memorials for J Sterling Morton observed.
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County Commissioners Debate Railroad Pass Legislation
A disjointed summary notes bills from county proceedings including a reward system for coin payments, licensing procedures, and penalties for forging railroad passes or altering tickets. The discussion references bills by Ribbie and Knox, with general orders and placement on the scene agenda.
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Meeting Notes From March Session
The house convened at 3 30 in the afternoon with reading mentioned, and proceedings continued until 4 30 p m after a brief session.
Unclear OCR Summary of Court Proceedings
Fragmentary text about a house convening and a plea appears with numerous garbled terms. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, preventing a coherent summary of the event or parties involved.
Cambridge Adopts Unclear Tale From Old Journal Voice
Fragmentary OCR shows a character named Ben Sayed of Cambridge adopting a tale about George D. Prentice of the Louisville Courier. The text is garbled with stray phrases about sheets of lightning and a mix of unrelated words. The readable portions suggest a historic or literary anecdote rather than a clear contemporary event.
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Putt Larceny in Brannpe
Fragmentary text mentions intent to root out larceny with unclear quotes and missing details. No clear entities or events are readable to establish a full summary.
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