Iowa Legislature Opens With Tax and Revenue Focus
Des Moines reports the Iowa legislature opens with revenue and taxation measures at the forefront. Bills include corporate reporting and fees, inheritance tax proposals, and a mortgage recording fee to ensure tax compliance, all aiming to widen state income without raising direct taxes.
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Dagenee
Dabney
Shuite
Crozier
Ward
Finlayson
H. F
Koontz
University At
Iowa City
Boettger
Fitchpatrick
Ericson
Iowa
Henry Saberson
House
Secretary of State
Senate
Gilliland
Lee
Ways and Means Committee
Jilliland
Smith
Sioux City
Hunter
General Assembly
Banker 82 Weds 59 Year-Old Bride in Peoria Ceremony
Havana Illinois reports Henry W Meikadden 82 a banker and Amelia Cunningham 59 were married today in Peoria. The bride and groom are described as longtime public figures with ties to local business and community circles. The brief notice notes a simple ceremony and plans for a future together.
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Havana
Ill
Henry W. MeiKadden
Amelia Cunningham
Peoria
Lincoln stamp issue for Lincoln’s centennial
Postmaster General Meyer announced 100 million new two cent postage stamps will be issued on or before February 12 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln. The design features Lincoln’s portrait in an ellipse.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Meyer
Lincoln
Bill for bank guaranty fund proposed in New York Assembly
Albany news reports a bill introduced in the New York Assembly to create a depositors' guarantee fund. The fund would repay deposits in full in banks and trust companies, aiming to protect savers.
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Albany
N. Y
Iowa House Committees Announced By Speaker Feely
Des Moines lists full committee rosters for Ways and Means Judiciary Appropriations Railroads Insurance Elections Agriculture Commerce and Trade Mines Schools Telegraph and Express Pardons Labor Public Health Municipal Corporations Roads and Highways Constitutional Amendments State University Horticulture Labor Commerce and Trade Compensation of Public Officers Mines and Mining Telegraph and Express Elections Cerro Gordo Pardons Food and Dairy Beery Printing Public Library Private Corporations Normal Schools Claima Agricultural College Public Accounting Public Lands Suppression of Intemperance Domestic Manufacturing Public Health Judicial Districts Engrossed Bills Fish and Game Engrossed Bills Public Charities Senatorial Districts Representative Districts Public Buildings Telegraphs County and Capitol Corporations Rules Building and Joan State Educational Institutions Penitentiaries Animal Industry Industrial Schools Decatur Institute for Feeble Minded Hospitals for Insane School for Deaf Federal Relations Congressional Districts Pharmacy Conservation of Forests and Water Power College for the Blind Pottawattamie Police Regulations Soldiers and Orphans Home Military Woman's Suffrage.
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Saunders
Hammill
Stuckslager
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DeArmand
Peterson
Allen
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Moon
Ottumwa
Quigley
Gilliland
Fitzpatrick
Hackler
Webster
Fort Dodge
Beery
Henry
Henry County
Rauman
van Buren
van Buren County
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Ways and Means
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Hansen
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Linn
Arney
Moore
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Dewsil
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Zeilar
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Ahamakee
Linton
van Guren
Kreokik
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Ringgolt
Alderson
Ham Uten
Herrison Marston
Cerpre Gordo
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Wayette
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Warrahee
Conservation of
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College For the Blind -Thompson
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Soldiers and Orphans
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Woman's Suffrage
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Johnsen
Railroad sues defunct bank over trust funds claim
Council Bluffs Iowa December 93 Governor cage and Northwestern Railway company filed in the U S circuit court a suit against the Diret National bank Carroll Iowa and J W Fowler receiver to establish a 2052 preference on four drafts bought from the bank days before its failure. The suit alleges false representations of the bank's solvency and that the money paid for the drafts was a trust fund.
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Council Bluffs
Dan
Governor Cage
Northwestern Railway Company
United States
Diret National Bank
Carroll
J. W. Fowler
Frank Shercliffe Claims An Alibi In Diamond Robbery Case
Sherman W. Morris alias Frank Shercliffe testified in Minneapolis that he was in Des Moines when the train robbery occurred. He identified parts of a deposition in a suit by Tom Dennison against Omaha newspapers and admitted guilt in the Pollack diamond robbery while implicating Dennison.
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Minneapolis
Sherman W. Morris
Frank Shercliffe
Tom Dennison
Newsapers
Omaha
Pollack
Shercliffe
Des Moines
Carnegie benefits extended to Iowa educators planned
Des Moines January 23 The legislature adopts a concurrent resolution allowing the three state colleges to petition the Carnegie foundation trustees to extend pension benefits to faculty at state and private colleges. New bills introduced cover turtle dove hunting, saloon restrictions, road funding, soldier home ice provisioning, university correspondence study, fidelity fund deposits, road fund allocations from saloon licenses, motor car operation on rails, and sprinkling districts. An election error in Carl F Kuehnle’s regent terms prompts a reassembly.
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Des Moines
Carnegie Foundation
Senate
McManus
van Law
Bruce
Arney
Miller
Moore
Lynn
Fidelity Companies
Ritter
Bonwell
Schulte
Carl F Kuehnle
Board of Regents
the State University
Legislative bills listed for 34th Iowa General Assembly
A long list of proposed measures across committees includes limiting clerks, loaning county funds at 2 percent, railroad liability, state employee vacations, county attorney duties, sheriff duties, governor removal power, government finance, tax revision, public utilities, road districts, public funds deposits, Des Moines city government plan, state commerce counsel, safety devices on farm machines, estate administration for absentees, bonds examinations, and various deputy officer salaries. The items span judiciary, commerce, roads, labor, elections, and municipal matters.
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Hackler
Des Moines
Harding
Legislative
Meredith
Commerce and Trade
Zeller
Hunter
Davidson
Medium Lake
Palo Alto
H. F
Miller
Ripley
Judiciary
Hickenlooper
Balluff
H. FF
Hi. F
Boettger
Masked man attacks young woman near Osceola school
Miss Anna Bernard, after bidding her sweetheart Will Kimball, was accosted by a masked assailant on the front doorstep and forced four blocks toward the school. He drew a knife and hacked at her, inflicting several gashes before she fled to the Kimball home and was taken in fainting condition.
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Osceola. Ja
Will Kimball
Anna Bernard
Kimball
Governor Offers Reward for Trimble Murder Suspect
Des Moines January 23 Governor Carroll announced a $300 reward for the arrest of the unknown killer of Linn Trimble who was shot in a Union restaurant in Harden county on January 16. The motive is believed to be robbery and the crime occurred in front of Trimble’s family.
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Des Moines
Carroll Todey
Linn Trimble
Union
Hardin County
Trimble
Father Coffin Donates Funds for Library in Iowa Falls
Father Coffin of Fort Dodge donated $1,000 to Iowa Falls College to establish Father Coffin's library of economics. The gift will become part of the college library collection.
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Father Coffin
Iowa Falls
Fort Dodge
Economics
Mahaska County Farmers Back Parcels Post Endorsement
In Oskaloosa on January 23 the Mahaska county farmers institute unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing parcels post as recommended by Postmaster General Mayer.
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Oskaloosa, Ta
Mahayska County Farmers’ Institute
Mayer
Robbers Attack Bank of Dawson. Escape by Hand Car
Three men dynamited the safe at the Bank of Dawson in Dawson Lla. early today and looted the vault as townspeople, roused by the blast, surrounded the building. Elmer Shannon, outside, was shot through a shattered window while peering in, and the robbers fled on a hand car.
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Dawson, Lla
Bank of Dawson
Elmer Shannon
Nebraska auditor's brother commits suicide in Comet hotel
Jane Charles F Searle brother of E M Searle retiring Nebraska state auditor ends life by taking carbolic acid in Ogden hotel Comet Bluffs Iowa purchased poison to disinfect a sick room found by hotel porter in dying condition no clear motive Searle 112 North Seventh St lived with wife and 13 year old daughter came from Nebraska 1907 worked as bank clerk later bookkeeper for local lumber firm Omaha attorney Seoek remains unclear
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Bluffs
Jane
Charles F. Searle
E. M. Searn
Nebraska
Ogden
Porter -Line
Searle
North Seventh St
Ogden Hotel
Bat
Heep Seoek
Omaha
Veterinarians Meet in Annual Iowa Session
Fort Dodge Iowa Jan 2 nearly the full Iowa State Veterinarian association attends the annual convention in progress. Women’s clubs of the city join the event to hear Professor Reynolds of Minnesota University discuss Milk as Affected by Stable Practices and Subsequent Exposure.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa State Veterinarian Association
Reynolds
Minnesa University
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