Local Iowa notes mix editorials with jokes and town data
A long reader page from Decorah notes office hours, local professionals, and ads. It covers politics with reflections on Prohibition, economics, and notable figures, including Governor Clarke, Wilson, and T. B lease, plus industry remarks on aluminum versus iron.
Governor's graft inquiry and tax funded road bills in Iowa
Iowa lawmakers reconvened with committee reshuffles and a flood of bills. The Quigley resolution seeks an investigation of graft claims in Gov Clarke's message, while Cosson and aides prepare draft bills to withstand court review. Proposals include road width reductions, absent voting, saloon decisions by secret ballot, and a state role in private banks.
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Wilson
Doran
Crozier
Mulor
Clarkson
Hills
Widows’ Pension
State Railway Commission
Board of Parole
Iowa
San Francisco
Quigley
Gov. Clarke
Cristof Osceola
Darrah, Robinson
Gillette
Guiher Named Railway Commissioner by Gov Clarke
Gov Clarke appointed John A Guiher an attorney from Winterset as railway commissioner on January 20 to succeed the late N S Ketchum of Marshalltown. Guiher was prominent in Seventh district politics and helped arbitrate the Des Moines street railway strike. He is listed as a member of the progressive wing of the Republican party.
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E. J. Bealer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Mr. Cosson
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Henry E. Sampson
A. G. Whitney
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Wintersett
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Marshalltown
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Des Moines
N.Y. Guernsey
Traction Company
A. L. Urich
Gusher
Republican Party
Lady Donates 2000 for Dennison Field Playground
Mrs. Fred Keeler provides two thousand dollars to Mason City to establish a permanent city playground in the eastern section. The park will be named Dennison Field in honor of the late C. T. Dennison, father of Mrs. Keeler. A cynical bachelor quips that more husbands might curb suffragette activity.
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Webster City
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Mason City
Fred Keeler
Dennison
C. T. Dennison
Keeler
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