Washington Pan American delegates and senate battles noted
Senate resolution authorizes the President to pick delegates to a Pan American Conference in Buenos Aires after a filibuster in which Senator Jerling of South Dakota withdrew the Crumpton bill. The House passed a circuit judges bill and restored a Capitol frieze.
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Buenos Aires
Jerling
South Dakota
Crumpton
House of Representatives
Weghington
Capitol Rotunda
House Banking Committee
Explorer John Bartley to wed Mrs Court ney Letts Stilwell
The marriage engagement of John Bartley of Chicago to Mrs Court ney Letts Stilwell was announced for March 14 in Washington. The report came from Mrs Billwell's mother Mrs Frank.
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Courtney Letts Stilwell
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Iowa News Roundup Highlights State Events And Developments
Iowa officials push for scout cabins and a state fair plan for 1926. The Altona Presbyterian church with a $36,000 pipe organ is dedicated. Flood damage hits bridges on the West Nishos River. Granville sees strong corn prices and many new homes planned in Os kaloosa. The state eyes industry growth, farm labor wages rise in Traer and Reinbeck, and notable public notices from bankers to road boosts. Local trips include Des Moines Indianola car service and express rate changes.
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Indianole
Des Moines Atreat Car Company
Grand Army of the Republic
Tawa
Senate
Chicago
United States
Des’ Moines
Senate likely to kill income tax measure
The senate appears set to defeat the income tax bill despite House passage. Governors and lawmakers debate tax revisions, road and banking laws, and state printing needs as the Forty first assembly fights over revenue and federal aid rules.
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Lown
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Iisuing
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