Senate resigns from privileges and elections panel
Senator Bailey quits the committee amid dispute over investigation methods. The Senate later passes a wool tariff bill drafted by Senator La Follette, reducing raw wool duties to 35 percent ad valorem and proportionally affecting wool manufacturing duties. The president signs the Canadian reciprocity pact. The gold pen used by the president is sent to Senator Penrose who led the Senate fight. Secretary Wilson recommends admonishment of Dr. Wiley for pure food services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
la Folletta
Wisconsin
White House
Wes
Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Wilson
Taft
Harvey W. Wiley
Jonkney
Wiley
Tle
Sanders
Ft. Madison
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
J. Cg, Sanders
State Board of Parole
Rock Island lines to bring direct Des Moines tolls
Adel and nearby towns will gain direct telephone service from Des Moines under the Rock Island extension to Allerton. Two crews start soon to build the lines, Corydon exchange to be rebuilt, and new copper circuits installed. New lines Ottumwa to Burlington will improve service east and south Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
Numa
Seymour
Promise City
Allerton
Clio
Lineville
Des Moines
Iowa
Sidney
Peter Feil
Phelps
Burlington
Clara Coy
W. 5. Coy
Farragut
Osceola
J. W. Terhune
Rosa May
Woodburn
Terhune
Phil A. Southworth
Cedar Rapids
Southworth
Isaac Johnson
Linn County
Springfield
Jesse Dayton
West Chester
Veterans of the First Iowa Infantry
Keokuk
Wilson's Creek
J. S. Clark
Patent medicines scare Iowa buyers with dangerous doses
Iowa state pharmacy commission reports patent medicines sold by itinerant vendors contain alarming amounts of alcohol, chloroform and opium. A cough remedy and a tuberculosis treatment were found to have high opium and alcohol levels. Vendors charge high prices despite low production costs. A manufacturer faced potential prosecution after admitting opium in his tuberculosis mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Pharmacy Commission
Towa
Iowa
Moore
Deg Moines
Await Court Action On Moon Law Case In Iowa
Des Moines reports Attorney General Cosson in Sioux City defending Berger vs Dilly to test the Moon law and determine valacts. He urges patience awaiting Supreme Court construction. Also notes railroad valuation disputes, a $500 suit over animal care on trains, unhealthy tank conditions, eight new assistant state veterinarians, and newly filed corporations in Iowa.
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Kendal Young Estate
Webster City
Frank Bobinet
William
Burton
Judge Burton
Mt. Pleasant
George Mostavich
Joseph Sammish
Loumoor
Chicago and Northwestern
William Brownson
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Billy Jamies
Chambers
August Shields
Helle Plaine
Charles Cutterman
Garner
Theo
Multz
Keokuk
Tim Hickory
Lcense
Cosson
Army of the Republic of Iowa
Mason City
United States
Broad Street
Fifth Avenue
Grinnell
Kendall
Sixth Congressional District
Minneapolis
Jacob UW
Decker
Decker Manufacturing Company
Ralph Robinson
Newton
Robinson
Newton Journal
John McCulley
McCulley
Presbyterian Church
Carroll Sentinel
The
Herald and Times
the Sentinel
C. Coleb
Sentinel
May
Foley
Davenport
Mississippi River
Linwood
Government Bridge
Iowa City
Long Farm
Hampton
Robert Long
Ilinois Central
Dubuque
Des Moines Labor Bodies
Kenyon
Manilla
Creston
Skinner
Mineola
Mills County
Shields
Clayton Duyster
Anamosa
Wheeler
Jagt
Tred. Reimer
Templeton
Us Ry
Rae Mena
William Gray
Clear Lake
Britt
Sioux City
Berger Vs. Dilly
Woodbury County
Iowa
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
Chicago
Waukee & St. Paul Railway Company
M.L. Temple
Osceola
Milwaukee
Moravia
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Washington
Bailey
Committee On Privileges and Elections
International Harvester Company
House “Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Harvester Company
Burdette Townsend
General Bonaparte
Roosevelt
International Company
Paul Geldel
Belltey
New York
William Henry Jackson
Middle West
George H. Higgs
S. J. Shafer
A.B. Walton
Tooele
Utah
Atate
Josie McKnight
Anderson, Ind
James M. Creevy
Creevy
Miss McKnight
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Harry Barnell
DuPage River
Plainfield
Joliett
Walton County
Georgia
Christopher Colum‘bia
Union Staton
Simpetus
Charley
Hoffman
Pee Gees
Albany Southern Railway
Nassau
N. Y
Isador Finkelstein
Samuel and
Max Hoffman
East Schodack
Electrical Trust
Wickersham
George E. Waring, Jr
McKey
Arthur R. Denyse
Rosebank
Staten Island
New York City
Vega
Crane Hancock
Alaska
San Francisco
Galilee
Frank H. Henwood
George B. Copeland
Denver
Colo
L. von Phul
Copeland
Chester
New England
Haiti
Americas
William Knight
Farmington, Mo
Monticello
John McCann
Tune 29
Archbald
United States District Court
Bobby Leach
Niagara Falls
Ont
Horseshoe Falls
Nebraska
Robert M. la Follette
Big Blue River
Kansas
Union Pacific
Marysville
Kas
Beatrice
Neb
Hedgewood Boy
Grand Rapids
Mich
Groix Johnstone
Tommy Murphy
KR. T. C
Indianapolis
Kalamazoo
Lig
Edward M. Shepard
Democratic
Eltr
Salto
Bischot
New York Supreme Court
Heda
Cathli
Shawkeye
Pharmacy Board
W. B. Barney
Dairy and Food Commissioner
van de Bogart
Dairy and Food Department
Inspector van de Bogart
Iowa Central
Iowa Central Railway
Congress
Clifford Thorne
State Executive Council
Executive Council
Iowa Commission
Sumner
State Board of Health
Garrell
H. L. McRoberts
Columbus
New
Orpor
Hayward
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