Hinshaw lauded for steady public service in Congress
Washington October 27 Hinshaw is described as a progressive force who consistently votes with popular interest. The piece credits his two years of organizing opposition to disliked legislation, his daily work ethic, and his role in extending rural free delivery and railway mail service. It highlights his stance on tariff revision and opposition to Cannon’s re election, while praising his loyalty to veterans and his district's postal improvements. Leaders and colleagues Norris and Pollard are named as contemporaries.
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Hinshaw’s views on reform and rural progress in Nebraska
Long letter by Le W. Thavis defending Hinshaw’s integrity and outlining policy ideas for Nebraska politics. Emphasizes good roads, disease stamping in cattle, expanded agriculture education, revised primary law, state lobbyist, and valuation of public utilities. Discusses district road oversight and civil engineering, and calls for farm prosperity through education and agriculture college support.
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