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State Legislation on Public Utilities in 1931

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 September 2013

Orren C. Hormell
Orren C. Hormell
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Bowdoin College
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American Political Science Review , Volume 26 , Issue 1 , February 1932 , pp. 84 - 96
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Copyright © American Political Science Association 1932

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References

1 The legislatures of Arkansas, Tennessee, Utah, and West Virginia, although in session, enacted no significant legislation on the regulation of public utilities.

2 Connecticut, Senate Journal, 1931, p. 60Google Scholar.

3 Ibid., pp. 278, 826-831 (Senate Bills No. 434, 436, 437).

4 U. S. Daily, Supplement, Feb. 16, 1931, p. 52Google Scholar.

5 Senate Bill No. 59.

6 U. S. Daily, Supplement, Feb. 16, 1931, p. 52Google Scholar.

7 House Bill No. 437.

8 U. S. Daily, Supplement, Feb. 16, 1931, p. 52Google Scholar.

9 U. S. Daily, Supplement, Feb. 16, 1931, p. 54Google Scholar.

10 Ibid., p. 54.

11 Ibid., p. 53.

12 See below, p. 87.

13 U. S. Daily, Supplement, Feb. 16, 1931.

14 Ibid., p. 51.

15 Senate Bill No. 59 proposed the abolition of the public utilities commission and substitution of a single commissioner.

16 House Bill No. 343 proposed to create a public service commission with broad powers.

17 House Bill No. 306 proposed to create a public utilities commission.

18 House Bills Nos. 109 and 74 proposed to create a “people's counsellor” and elect by popular vote the counsellor and commission.

19 House Bills Nos. 1630, 1631, 1632.

20 House Bill No. 77.

21 U. S. Daily, April 17, 1931, p. 8Google Scholar.

22 Ibid.

23 U. S. Daily, May 28, 1931.

24 Oregon, Laws, 1931, Chap. 103, Sec. 1.

25 Ibid., Sec. 5.

26 Ibid., Sec. 6.

27 Ibid., Sec. 1.

28 New Hampshire, Laws, 1931, Chap. 149.

29 Ibid., Chap. 127.

30 Kansas, Laws, 1931, Chap. 240.

31 Ibid., Chap. 31.

32 U. S. Daily, June 27, 1931.

33 Oklahoma, Laws, 1931, Chap. 20, Art. 10.

34 Ohio, Laws, 1931; Senate Bill 265.

35 Vermont, Laws, 1931, No. 98.

36 Wisconsin, Laws, 1931, Chap. 183.

37 Indiana, Laws, 1931, Chap. 126.

38 Maine, Laws, 1931, Chap. 126.

39 New York, Laws, 1931, Chap. 715.

40 Vermont, Laws, 1931, Act. No. 101 (Senate Bill 21).

41 North Carolina, Laws, 1931, Chap. 455, Sec. 1.

42 Wisconsin, Laws, 1931, Chap. 183.

43 Kansas, Laws, 1931, Chap. 239, Sec. 1 (2) g.

44 Ibid., Sec. 2.

45 Ibid., Sec. 3.

46 Ibid., Sec. 1.

47 North Carolina, Laws, 1931, Chap. 445, Sec. 1 (b).

48 Oregon, Laws, 1931, Chap. 103, Sec. 9.

49 Wisconsin, Laws, 1931, Chap. 183.

50 Kansas, Laws, 1931, Chap. 238, Sec. 1. Oklahoma, Laws, 1931; Sen. Bill 96.

51 U. S. Daily, June 13, 1931; April 20, 1931.

52 See this REVIEW, Feb., 1931, pp. 104-106.

53 U. S. Daily, April 29, 1931; May 1, 1931; May 2, 1931.

54 Wisconsin, Laws, 1931, Chap. 314.

55 Ibid., Chap. 50.

56 U. S. Daily, Jan. 23, 1931.

57 Ibid., June 20, 1931.

58 Arizona, Laws, 1931, Chap. 96.

59 Oregon, Laws, 1931, Chap. 279.

60 Wyoming, Laws, 1931, Chap. 127.

61 Washington, Laws, 1931, Chap. 1.

62 U. S. Daily, March 6, 1931.

63 Ibid.

64 New York, Laws, 1931, Chap. 772.

65 Kansas, Laws, 1931, Chap. 135.

66 Nevada, Laws, 1931, Senate Bill No. 108.

67 South Dakota, Laws, 1931, Chap. 195.

68 Nebraska, Laws, 1931, Chap. 116 (initiated law, 324).

69 Oregon, Laws, 1931, Chap. 103, Sec. 8.

70 Ibid., Chap. 275, Sec. 1.

71 Senate Bill No. 10. See U. S. Daily, June 20, 1931.

72 South Dakota, Laws, 1931, Chap. 194.

73 New York, Laws, 1931, Chap. 772, Sec. 5.

74 Maine, Laws, 1931, Chap. 230.

75 Alabama, Laws, 1931, No. 277.

76 Idaho, Laws, Extraordinary Sess., 1931, Chap. 3.

77 South Carolina, Act. No. 258.

78 Oregon, Laws, 1931, Chap. 234.

79 Vermont, Laws, 1931, Joint Resolution, 304.

80 Montana, Legislature, 1931, House Bills 277, 386.

81 Missouri, Legislature, 1931, House Bill 255.

82 U. S. Daily, Jan. 20, 1931; Jan. 21, 1931.

83 The references to 1931 acts mentioned in this section are: Alabama, Nos. 146, 273; Arkansas, No. 157; California, Chap. 195; Colorado, Chaps. 120, 121, 122; Connecticut, Chap. 8; Georgia, Acts Nos. 10, 11, 12; Illinois, House Bills 1198, 1199; Indiana, Chaps. 86, 152; Maine, Chap. 278; Massachusetts, Chap. 408; Michigan, Acts Nos. 191, 212, 312; Missouri, page 304; Montana, Chaps. 171, 184; New Mexico, Chap. 136; New York, Chap. 531; North Dakota, Chaps. 188, 190; Ohio, House Bill No. 513; Sen. Bill, No. 238; Oregon, Chap. 118; Pennsylvania, Chaps. 255, 354; Rhode Island, Chap. 1784; South Carolina, Acts No. 575; South Dakota, Chap. 183; Texas, House Bill 335; Vermont, Acts Nos. 77, 81; Wyoming, Chap. 133.

84 U. S. Daily, May 1, 1931.

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