Green targets dodging Sherman act critics in primary race
Washington correspondent notes Green pushes to jail lawmakers who violate Sherman law while criticizing his own three years in Congress. The piece cites Green's stance against big business and outlines a broader discussion of interlocking directorates, Morgan influence, and potential shifts of American capital toward London as bankers adjust post panic and tariff eras. It ties in a gubernatorial bid by John W. in Cass County and the tax debate on capital extension.
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Supreme Court
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Rowley Calls for Capitol Reform and Referendum
The Keosauqua Republican supplements Rowley’s manifesto criticizing a 2,000,000 appropriation that bypassed voters. He argues the capitol grounds extension acts were political schemes, urges repeal, recall, and constitutional referendum, and demands accountability from Des Moines leaders and legislators. He lists reform proposals including attack on excess offices and salaries and a plan to review state laws.
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General Assembly
The High Cost of Living Rises in 1914 Cry
The speaker laments rising prices hitting butcher, baker, grocer, coal man, plumber and others. He questions political promises and blames elected leaders for failing to ease the burden, noting workers crushed while costs soar. Copyright 1914 Adams Newspaper Service.
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Adams Newspaper Service
Prophecy on Government Decay and Constitutional Violations
The speaker declares a warning that if the government ends, the first sign will be citizens approving acts by high officials who deliberately and knowingly violate clear constitutional provisions. This record captures a formal statement of dissent and belief in eventual institutional collapse as a result of constitutional breaches.
President Wilson Faces Heavy Duties and Worries
The article notes the demanding nature of the presidency with concerns raised about workload and stress. A brief taxi service inquiry mentions calling Black 537 for transportation.
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