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The Commoner
VOLUME 11, NUMBER t
Govornor Hiram W. Johnson, of
California, has Issued a statement
announcing that ho will camp on the
trail of members of the legislature
who wore recreant to tholr trust. In
a public statement the govornor
said: "There has been stubborn
opposition to what wo know to be
the will of tho people as expressed
at the polls and in tho matter of
legislation. Tho important duty,
therefore, remains to inform tho
people how their representatives
served them. I am going to make
this my personal duty. Within a few
weeks I shall undertaken to call the
trict and tell tho people as plainly,
as frankly and as fairly as I can how
theso men, whom they sent to rep
resent them, served them. The
people have the right to know this
and it Is important that they be in
formed. I shall see to it personally
that they are informed accurately.
At all ovents the people will be in a
position to vote with a full knowledge
of the facts."
Governor Johnson points with
pride to the California legislature's
progressive records as follows:
"Passed resolution for submission to
F. Davis, of Lancaster, the officers
of the reorganization committee, was
written from Pittsburg and made
public by ex-Mayor Vance C. Mc
Cormick of this city. Chairman
Guthrie minces no words in his letter
of acceptance but, on the other hand,
"h ck nonnln rf innaflfntlnnal nmnTlri..
roll of tho legislature throughout ment for the initiative referendum
the state. I shall go into every dls- and recallj including judiciary.
Passed railroad rate bill, enlarging
powers of state railroad commission,
in fulfillment of Johnson's pledge to
'kick the Southern Pacific out of
California politics.' Passed resolu
tion submitted a constitutional
amendment extending tho powers of
the railway commission to all pub
lic utilities corporations. Passed
resolution to submit a constitutional
amendment granting suffrage to wo
men. Passed bill penalizing rail
roads for failure to carry full train
crews. Amended election laws by
abolishing the party circle on ballots
and providing for non-partisan elec
tion of judges and state superinten
dent of instruction. Passed bill
limiting hours of labor for women to
eight daily and forty-eight a week."
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An El Paso, Texas, dispatch, car
ried by the Associated Press said:
"Francisco I. Madero, president of
the insurrectos, and their leader in
the field has not been consulted
about any peace terms, and no settle
ment of the war in Mexico will be
accepted without his final word.
which alone would be regarded as
binding. At present Madero, disre-
Buruiug recent political changes
mexico uity, is arranging his men
about Chihuahua, the metropolis of
northern Mexico, with a view of pos
sibly besieging the city. Insurrecto
leaders gave out this information
with the stipulation that it was not
intended to minimize the importance
ot assertions made by Francisco I
Madero, senior, and Gustavo A.
Madero at San Antonio, Tex., that
tentative plans now being considered
may result m peace within a month."
Six thousand women, engaged in
mission work, participated in a lunch
at New York City.
A special dispatch from Des
Moines, la1., to the Sioux City Journal
says: "Representative Perkins' bill'
for tho unsexing of habitual crimi
nals, miots, teeDie-mlnded and im
beciles passed the house by a vote
of 64 to 13. The bill had been re
ported back to the house by the
judiciary committee without recom
mendation. When it came up on the
calendar Mr. Perkins was tho only
speaker He cited one case of a
father in Iowa whose 148 descen
dants were either charity patients or
insane, and another famNv wiiir.ii u.i
Bixty Imbeciles among the children
grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
The speaker said a human be
ing was governed three-fourths bv
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ment, and that it is up to organized
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sane and idiots.
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SJifS' P.enn-' disPtch to
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If pi ?eorglW- GuthriG' ex-mayor
of Pittsburg, has accents th .
of chairman of the democratic state
central committee, to which he was
recently elected by the reorganization
committee authorized for that pur
pose by the state committee itself
Chairman Guthrie's letter of accen-
son. of B.ossburg, -MJIi&J cg.0"'"6 " "
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