State of Iowa 1906 financial view and insurance reforms
Governor outlines biennial financials including cash on hand, receipts, and unpaid appropriations for 1906. He urges economy, reviews life insurance regulation, deposits with the state auditor, annual policy surplus accounting, and prohibits free railroad passes to curb corporate influence. He advocates direct primary elections and tighter railroad and public utility controls.
Providential Contingent Fund and Interest on Deposits
The Thirtieth general assembly appropriated 50000 to cover contingencies from fire or other casualty to state property, with part expended. The state treasurer reports a new agreement on deposits from May 14, 100, yielding 38005.80 in interest over a year and a half.
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Printing and Binding Efficiency Recommendation
The secretary of the state argues excess volumes of many reports are printed and bound. He urges a committee to reduce numbers without harming the act, proposing amendments to the statute per public media experience.
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