Budget system before solons clears path for budget
Iowa House moves toward enacting a budget bill as actions by Forsling and Himebauch remove obstacles. A committee of nine may draft the measure, with Senate resistance noted. other bills and amendments are debated, including nominations by petition and municipal powers.
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Tax Commission
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Code Commission
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Ways and Means
Supreme Court
Dr Kenn Uhls Arrested On Larceny Charge In Kansas City
Dr Kenn B Uhls head of the Uhls sanitarium at Overland Park Kansas was arrested in Kansas City on a larceny charge involving 102000 of sanitarium stock from William E Gibbs the Hutchinson relicue. He was captured at the Robinson sanitarium and face extradition to Hutchinson. Authorities also linked George B E Davidson Ottumwa Iowa in the alleged stock theft.
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Jesse Langford
Reno County
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McClintock
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Phil Kirk
Kirk
Iowa
Laredny
Veteran sailor weds 18 year old Vivian Fiske
Charles Fleming a 55 year old veteran sailor marries Vivian Fiske age 18 after parents opposed a party with a high school boy. The couple wed after a late romance sparked by a ride and parental objection, with Fleming declaring mutual love and optimism for a smooth voyage ahead.
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Eaton Interests Purchase Stock in K C Light Co
Kansas City firm announces QO S Eaton interests of Cleveland have purchased stock control of the Kansas City Power and Light Company. Joseph F Porter, president, states the property is valued around 25 million dollars with about 10 million dollars in stock equity above bonded indebtedness.
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QO. S. Eaton
Cleveland
Continental Gas and Electric Corporation
Senate Deliberates on School Building Bill and Trustous Measures
The senate, with three bills, debated a school buildings and sites measure addressing independent districts failing to maintain legal schools for two years, allowing abolition and attachment to nearby districts. The proposal was struck and the bill passed 45 to 0. A uniform limited partnership bill passed 42 to 4, and a house bill on public questions to voters was also approved.
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Cut Sheriffs Fees in Iowa Passes House Bill
Des Moines Jan 10 The income of sheriffs in about twenty Iowa counties was trimmed by the Clark amendment to the sheriff bill. It limits lodging prisoners to 250 dollars a year, with legislators estimating reductions could reach four thousand dollars.
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Des Moines
Iowa
House of Representatives
Danglis Asked by Regent to Form Venizelist Cabinet
In Athens on January 10 General Danglis, head of the Venizelist party, has been requested by the regent to assemble a cabinet. The move signals a key political shift amid ongoing crisis.
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Athens
Danglis
Venizelist Party
Philadelphia Police War on Crooks
Philadelphia reports a major anti crime drive under Brig General Butler with about forty raids and fifty arrests. Despite patrols, the city saw three holdups and thirty three robberies yesterday totaling about five thousand dollars. A 14 year old boy was intoxicated after a drink supplied by a 9 year old, leading to the raid of a youth distributor's home and the arrest of the father.
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Clean-up at Cleveland Moves to Court Arraignments
Cleveland police continued raids ordered by Safety Director Edwin D. Barry to crack down on mint slot machines gambling and other vice. Over 100 persons were to be arraigned on charges filed in connection with the sweep.
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Lam
Edwin D. Barry
Probe of Divorce of Nina Looms
A grand jury investigation into Mrs Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson's efforts to obtain a divorce loomed. State Attorney General Carpenter Judge Chester Barrows and Judge Jerome Habbin of the criminal court arranged a conference to discuss the matter.
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Chester Barrows
Jerome Habhin
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Tax exempt bonds totals reach over twelve billion
Treasury releases show on January 1 tax exempt securities held by Americans totaled 12.2 billion, with government bonds and state issued notes comprising most of the figure. If including treasury held and state funds the total rises toward 14.7 billion, while a tax appeals board forms a key provision of the tax bill.
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Liberty
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Board of Tax Appeals
Trade groups may share data with commerce department
Washington officials say the anti-trust act bars private circulation of business statistics among trade association members but allows such groups to supply the data to the commerce department for general circulation. Attorney General Daugherty issued the opinion after court decisions required trade associations helping the commerce department to stop private dissemination of production, shipments, stocks, prices, and related data.
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Washington
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Senate panel to hold hearings on Soviet Russia recognition
A subcommittee of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee was empowered to hold public hearings on Senator Borah's proposal urging recognition of the Soviet government in Russia. The panel approved the plan by 11 to 2 with Senators Willis and Pepper opposed. Borah is expected to chair.
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Idaho
Russia
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Ohio
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Borthwill
Secretary Weeks Receives Nitrates Plan for Muscle Shoals
Secretary Weeks has received another proposal for disposition of the Muscle Shoals project. The plan aims to manufacture nitrates for fertilizer, but details have not been disclosed.
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Washington
Weeks
Muscle Shoals Project
Congress Ready For Business-Election Deadlock Broken
Washington reports Congress clearing a long stalemate with five months left to enact major measures. House leaders push appropriation bills as debate on the interior bill continues. Senate considers rail policy and anti-lynching legislation amid committee activity. Two party camps debate tax versus the soldiers bonus, with Longworth leading the tax-first faction.
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Kvale
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Ways and Means
Senate fight echoes in Washington over committee chair
Washington reports ongoing rumblings from January's Senate battle that ended with Senator Smith of South Carolina chosen as chairman of the interstate commerce committee over Senator Cummins of Iowa. The postwar maneuvering signals further struggle over committee control and policy direction.
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Senate
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South Carolina
Interstate Commerce Committee
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Iowa
Liquor Raids At Williamson CME To End
The Williamson county liquor raids led by Ku Klux Klan member Glenn Young, once a federally deputized officer, are stated to end for local participation. An order stops local action against manufacturers or galleries of liquor, except raids by federal officers. Young was arrested with five warrants charging larceny and assault. trial set for January 24.
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Williamson County
Ku Klux Klan
Glenn Young
Prohibition Enforcement
Illinois National Guard
George Galliganara
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Senate balloting ends in defeat for Cummins chair bid
On the thirty second ballot Senator Cummins failed to secure the interstate commerce chair, gaining 29 votes to Smith's 39. Ouzens of Michigan earned 6 votes on the final ballot. Talks of challenging the Iowa senator for president pro tem follow the defeat, with speculation insurgent Republicans and La Follette faction backers weighing support for Senator Pittsman of Nevada.
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LaFollette
Senator Pittsman
Nevada
Union Pacific backs plan to keep line intact in consolidation
H A Scandrett general counsel for Union Pacific told the interstate commerce commission that the railroad would approve plans to keep the road intact and add it to the Chicago and North Western as part of a proposed consolidation. He argued this would provide adequate transportation service and financial returns and opposed merging Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul with UP and Hale Holden's plan to form four giant western systems.
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Coolidge OKs Shipping Board Resolution on Merchant Fleet
President Coolidge approved a resolution transferring operation of the merchant fleet to the Emergency Fleet Corporation. His approval was contingent on continued board cooperation. Senate foresters urge rapid timber production on suitable lands in a report to the Senate.
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