Iowa’s State News Highlights Across April Events
National Play week in Iowa spans April 21 to 28, and the Iowa State College hosts its second annual radio short course April 20 to 24. The National League of Women Voters convened in Des Moines with broad national attendance, while Iowa bonds for WWI soldiers promise substantial payouts.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
National League of Women Voters
Des Moines
United States
Iowa Bonus Board
West Liberty
Old Dobra
W. J. Burbank
Iowa Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
W. O. Reed
W. J. Murray
War Finance Corporation
Washington
Laws
Uuining
H. H. Cunningham
Iowa Farm Bureau
Federal Reserve Board
Campbell
Tom Young
Burlington
Staers
Ames
Fortieth General Assembly
S. G. Baxter
Farm Nu Freau
Henry County
Wildwood Park
Charles City
C. C. Upton
Cedar Rapids
MM Upson
Iawa
Jewell
Algona
Boone
Denison
Emmeteburg
Ireton
Handall
Scranton
Spirit Lake
Sutherland
A. L. Ames
Iowa forty second general assembly faces tax debate
The fortieth general assembly grappled with a $40,000,000 appropriations package for state departments and education. Tax bills were withdrawn after educational briefings, with discussions on income tax administration, a Wisconsin style model yielding up to $12,000,000 annually, and several new levies likely to fade. The motor bus tax advanced in the senate, while a tonnage tax on coal was defeated. A Reed top zoning measure passed the senate to empower city councils to appoint zoning commissions governing residence districts.
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Fortieth General Assembly
Bis
Jost Legislative Tax Revision Committee
Thirty-Ninth General Assembly
Fortieth Assembly
Senate
Charles M. Dutcher
Iowa City
Ed M. Smith
Winterset
Kendall
Patterson
Kossaia County
Ita
State Board of Agresment
House
Appropriations Committee
Aboole
Cummins
Assembly
Iowa
Cutdmine
State University
State College
State Teachers College
School For the Deaf
School
Sugar futures law upheld by Supreme Court in review
The Copper-Tindher grain futures act is upheld by the Supreme Court. Grain exchanges are ordered to admit farmers cooperative associations as members. The decision aims to curb manipulation while preserving legitimate grain trading and protecting producers shippers and consumers.
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Rosenberg
Hughes
Supreme Court
Daugh
Erty
Harding
New York
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Rssistant
Seymour
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Randolph Haarst
Taft
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Hearst
Congress
Mr. Taft
Elelons
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Dunkirk
Ruhr
Rhineland
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Suri von Tiosenberg
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