Senator LaFollette Speech Advocates Rail Regulation
In Wisconsin the speech by Senator LaFollette on railway rate regulation is praised as masterful, clear, and convincing. It argues that railroads should accept governmental supervision rather than a fight, warning the public will demand strong control or government ownership if needed.
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Poll Tax Deadline Defines Eligible Voters
Voters must pay poll taxes by May 5th to be eligible. Taxes must be settled six months before an election in which they wish to vote, including last year’s poll tax, with eligibility awarded to those paying on or before May 5th.
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German bill would force auto owners to pension victims
The Reichstag considers a harsh measure making car owners, not chauffeurs, liable for deaths and injuries. The proposal seeks pensions for dependents of victims, with questionable chances of passage. European trends toward stricter auto laws are noted, alongside London arrests and fines for speeding.
Notable Local Happenings In Nixeven And Surrounds
The Cushman residence nears completion and will soon be ready for occupancy. Jacob McKay shows improvement after a lingering fractured limb. Maj von Reinharz returns from Bridgewater where mining interests were pursued. Blanche McCauley returns from White Post to her grandmother. Garrell McKay, son of Robert McKay, heads back to Baltimore after a two week visit. James Elkins spent Sunday tea with locals. Jett joined his brother A S Jett for Sunday at home.
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