U S Senate votes for direct election plan
The senate shows readiness for direct popular election of its members after a 43 to 17 test vote on a constitutional amendment. Taft endorses the Longworth tariff reform bill, urging harmony on Ways and Means. News notes legal questions over Eddy will and various international tensions and domestic debates.
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Washington
Longworth
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Mary @. Baker Eddy
United States
William E. Chandler
Hannis Taylor
George Washington University
National Civic Federation
New York City
Samuel Untermyer
Trusta
San Antonio
Tex
John Michels
Brooklyn
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Andrew Carnegie
J. Hunter
University of Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Utah
Overland Limited
Harbin
Manchuria
State Department
Hubert Latham
San Francisco
David W. Hostow
Wiinels Senate
Oglesby
Deneen
Iuka
Senate Forest
Con
Lorimer
Borah
Judiciary Committee
Louis D. Brandeis
Bastog
Interstate Commerce
Cincinmati Chamber of Commerce
Iowa Senate rearranges chairmanships after inauguration
Ranking members were elevated to chairmanships in the Thirty-third Iowa General Assembly. President Clarke announced standing committees with few changes, retaining old chairs while promoting members to lead major panels including Ways and Means, Judiciary, Appropriations, Railroads, Agriculture, Schools, Cities and Towns, Highways, Elections, Telegraphs and Telephones, Corporations, Printing, Suppression of Intemperance, Labor, Public Health, Constitutional Amendments, and more. The biennial executive council report is being mailed, and Hampton appoints to Pension Bureau.
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Thirty-third Assembly
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Hoyt
Bennett
Chase
Nual
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Jewell
Wilson
McManus
Clarkson
Keam
White
Webber
Malt
Crow
Judiciary
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Allen
J. B. van Law
Uunter
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Sammis
Wroudfoot
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Adams
Mamml
Sullivan
Cowies
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Malmberg
WeWolt
Quigley
Appropriations
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Stuckslager
Larrabee
Brown
W. 3
McColl
Neal
Ames
Spaulding
Wilgon
de Wolf
Taylor
Schrups Leger
Railroads
J. R
J. R. Uunter
Samos
Balkman
Gates
Chapman
Fitckpatrick
Parshall
Baliull
Garrett
Dunnegan
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Unter
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van Law
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Spawiding
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Jadieta
Chaprima
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Vrown
Robeval
Bee Wolf
Sackoma
Kean
Take Oaths Second Time In Iowa’s Capitol
Des Moines reports the January inaugural of Gov. B. F. Carroll and Lt. Gov. George W. Clarke with oath by Chief Justice John C. Sherwin. A large audience attended as Carroll urged a Greater Iowa, more business, and manufacturing to keep youths in state. The flag raising and capitol reception followed, with officials and dignitaries present.
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B. F. Carroll
Bloomfield
George W. Clarke
Adel
Ber
John C. Sherwin
Mason City
Iown Supreme Court
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Ceutenant
Carrall
Iowa
Carroll
State House
Capitol
Clarke
Supreme Court
Stillman
House of Representatives
Deemer
Sherman
Horace EK
Justice Evans
Iowa City postmaster gains extra carrier and local notes
Long list of Iowa events from 1910 includes Polk county clerk appointment Carl Minor and Colfax resident Frank McClean death at 91. Fire losses in McCallsburg and Iowa City, measles in Fertile, a shooting near Rising Sun injuring Roy Hick, and various civic items across Mason City Cedar Rapids and Jefferson. Grain markets, rail plans, and state political events accompany general notices and local profiles.
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Carl O. Minor
Polk County
War Department
Frank McClean
Colfax
H. L. Bishop
Laortemer Journal
Shannon’ City
McCallsburg
J. J. McCormick
Wall
Fertile
Roy Hick
Rising Sun
St. James
Mason City
John Lind
Minneapolis
F. 8
Catlin
Aug Schmitt
Waterloo
Adair
Duncombe
Manly
Rockwell City
Burlington
Beardstown
Bushness
Rufus Stringer
Iowa
Fostoria
Ohio
David B.‘Connelly
Victor
Wesley McKeon
M. I. McKeon
Chilstines
James’ Edmunds
James Edmunds
Taylor County
Lenox
Grand
Cedar Rapids
Pearl Kearns
George O’mally
L. D.’ Rankin
Maple River
Ida Grove
Rankin
Various National News Notes From The Week
A weekly roundup notes Washington Idaho Wyoming Utah Colorado women voters at Tacoma convention called by Governor Brady. President Garfield of Williams College traveling to visit at least twenty southern and western institutions. Hou Te Wang, first Chinese diplomat in New York, en route Vienna to Tokyo visiting western cities. Frederick A. Cook’s Brooklyn home sold for redevelopment. Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire plans British aged-home in U.S. czarina of Hessia reportedly ill. National Civic Federation members from thirty four states discuss accident compensation and corporate regulation. Senator Charles J Hughes of Colorado dies at Denver after long illness. Benjamin H Cramp dies in Philadelphia from gas poisoning.
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Frederick A. Cook
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United States
James Bryce
Czarine
Hessia
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
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Arrested widow admits fatal poisoning of infant in New York Central station
Reports say Mrs. Edith Melcher of Schenectady confessed to police that on January 6 in a swamp near Albany she gave her 1-year-old son George carbolic acid, causing death. Other items note a Wisconsin cheese company failure, a Rembrandt vandalism incident, Portugal rail strikes, a major BC railway accident, Curtiss aviator training offers, and shipbuilding notes.
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le Mbleus
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Nore
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Saye Heek
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Thors
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