Hepburn Dies a Giant of Progressive Era Politics
William P. Hepburn former congressman from Iowa dies after long illness. He helped shape major early 20th century legislation including the Hepburn law on railroad rebates, served as chair of the interstate commerce committee, and was noted as a soldier and lawyer. Born in Columbiana moved to Iowa City he rose from printing office work to prominent public service in Marshalltown and Clarinda. His parliamentary path featured a dramatic 1880 nomination and steady congressional service until 1909.
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