Congress and tariff actions sweep week in national notes
Representative Scott of Kansas seeks cornering grain penalties in a new bill. The Senate returns the Payne bill with oil products placed on the free list. Taft urges tariff changes for Philippines trade. Finance committee to debate the tariff bid Thursday. Choate chairs Manhattan Hudson Fulton committee of 2,000 members. Henry buys Miller painting for 50,000. Taft attends Yale corporation meeting. Brig. Gen. Smith to Fort Russell. La Follette wife offers street cleaning aid. Gompers arranges Taft labor leaders conference.
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Scott
Kansas
House
Senate
Payne
Taft
Congress
Philippines
Finance Committee
Joseph H. Choate
Manhattan
Citizens’ Committee
Hudson-Fulton
H. S. Henry
Philadelphia
Miller
New York
Yale University Corporation
New Haven
Frederick A. Smith
San
American Federation of Labor
St. George
San Francisco
Adana
Asiatic Turkey
Cudahy Packing Company
Federal Grand Jury
Topeka
Kan
Tokyo
Joan of Arc
France
St. Peters
Rome
Chicago
University of Michigan
James
Angell
Alcona
Jamess
Sherman
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gordon
Ill
Constantinople
Two Moss
Mersina
Asia Minor
Roosevelt
Aden
Arabia
Washington
Joseph B. Kline
Karl Nelson
Akakee
Oxton
Woodlawn
Carroll
Iowa
Richard G. Hughes
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
James Shepard Cabayne
St. Louis
John, Barrett
International Bureau of American Republics
Knox
Illinois
Capitol
Frank Goteh
Yusuf Mahmout
Margaret Clark
Brooklyn
Annie Miller
Lucania
Virginia
Ohio River
Wellsville
Harry A. Axtell
Bloomington
Ind
Mombasa
Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Gov. Jonson
Minnesota
United States
General Assembly
Connecticut
Danville
David Reynolds
United States sues in New York to dissolve combination
In New York a bill in equity was filed against a silk and textile combination seeking a decree dissolving the alliance and prohibiting further operations under it. Other items note King Edward’s Paris talks with Clemenceau, Turkish unrest, a Navy death abroad, and various political and legal developments.
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United States
New York
Rv 5
Mia Paper Manufactures
Tates
King Edward
Paris
Clemenceau
Navy
Henry Weed Paull
Milwaukee
St. Thomas
Rome
American College
National Metal Trades Association
Hotel Astor
France
Jean Duplan
Hazleton
Missouri House of Representatives
the Treasury
Charles P. Norton
Treasury Department
Treasury Department On the Central Committee
National Red Cross
Nichols & Langworthy Machine Company
Hope Valley
R. I
Eugene Gardiner
Kentucky
Joseph Cordez
Theodore Roosevelt
George Washington
Sherman
Utica
Ann Arbor
Iowa News Briefs From Across the State Highlights
A sweeping Iowa snapshot notes saloon orders, a Boone vaudeville clash, and a new Lamoille telephone service after January storm. It lists school staffing shortages, land deals, municipal plans, and local incidents from Ottumwa to Ames, Mason City to Sioux City, including autopsy findings, jail escapes, a cemetery ordinance clash, and a 52 pound catfish capture in Muscatine.
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Keo- Kuk
Ins
Boone
Lhey
Tumboldt
Johnson County
SC. Hanson Lumber Company
al Perry
ILC, Moolin & Co
Wapello County
Ottumwa
Bolt
Joseph Leighton
Lamoille
Exchange
Suu
Hiram Jarrard
Muscatine County
Iowa
Graceland Cemetery
Alcres Lig
Sioux City
H. Roy Sigler
Mason City
Minneapolis
Alfison
Dubuque
Eldora
Ames
Elks
Marshalltown
Nicholas Brs
Farmer City
Tlinois
Siesound Valley
Beietta
C. M. Swearingen
Roscoe Williams
Sidney
Fred Brand
Boyd Allen
Monona County
Wilbur Baker
Blanche Carl
Farragut
Masonic Fraternity of
Corning
St. John’s
J. A. T. Hall
Pattee Park Commission
Perry
United States
Henry C. Johnson
Decorah
Aberdeen
5. D
A. M. Lundgard
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
Council Bluffs
Chicago
Electric Light Company
Iowa City
Marconi Suspen Ab
Frank Healy
Muscatine
Healy
Leresoie
Nuscatine
James Selden
Webster City
Court House
Centerville
Ald
Arnold Sanders
Aiton
Lacona
Afton
le Mars
William Elliott
Deep Creek
Elgin Township
Park Place
Join Nelson
Blue Grass
Nissen & Hartwig
St. Louis
Davenport
Muscatine Slough
Last Liquor Bill Signed as Governor Acts
Des Moines April 19 The last temperance measure to pass the governor signed into law a system to track monthly liquor sales through numbered druggist applications kept with county auditors. The plan lets county attorneys tally whisky pints and wine quarts sold per druggist and per customer, with witness signings when the buyer is unknown.
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Des Moines
Towa
Wammill
Weakens War on Plague Board Finds Law Flawed
Iowa state board of health at the April meeting condemned the new quarantine law for omitting consumption from the contagious diseases list. The board says it loses power to compel disinfection, reversing prior steps and signaling a serious backward step. Also described: strict new duplicate-voucher system for state officials, underage smoking enforcement, corporate filings tracking by the secretary of state, and biannual executive council expenditure reporting requirements.
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Executive Council
House of Representatives
Capitol
Carrol
State House
Towa
State Board of Health
State Board
Department of Tuberculosis
State Board of Control
Board of Health
Thirty-third General Assembly
Iowa
Proudfoot
Wny
Proudfour
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
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Karl Helderman
John Appie
Newton
Europe
William H. Swain
Ames. Oniwa
Walker
van Wert
Griswold
Joe Fagg
Hidorn
Board of Supervisors of
Koysuth Couity
Citizens’ National Bank
New Wartford
Shannon
Wittam Cupp
Tho Hyves
Winchester
Anbual
Att
Ikim
Sey
Garroll
Hammill
Wii
Liebbe
B. F. Egbert
Glenwood
Oakdale
Independence
Cherokee
Oliver O. Smith
Myr. Smith
Hayward
WIII
Secretary of State
Board of Optometry Examiners
Bees
Sie
Heaith
Agricultural Department
Department of Pure Food
Caryell
Vast Bil
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