Suffrage Bill Passes in Senate in Iowa
Des Moines Iowa April 5 Presidential suffrage for women the right to vote for president vice president and presidential electors is proposed in the Schaffter bill passed today by the Iowa senate 38 to 3 with nine absent or not voting Those voting against the measure which now goes to the house were Senators Buser Muscatine Bylington Johnson and Nelson Cass Those absent or not voting were Senators Broxam Foskett Pitt Greenell Kimberly Mitchell Stephenson and Thompson Litting committees were appointed in both houses to select measures for calendar consideration during the session The house committee appointed by Speaker Arch McFarlane includes Griffin Woodbury Langfitt Gilmore Klain Wormley Davidson Messer and Powers Lieutenant Governor Moore named the senate committee Proudfoot Warren Frailey Lee Newbery Clayton Smith Madison Coburn Cherokee Greenell Clinton Action on Kimball primary and Findley woman worker bills was deferred until Monday when they appeared in the house calendar Friday On a reconsideration vote the house passed the Mantz bill authorizing doctors druggists and nurses to form a mutual insurance company protecting them against malpractice judgments The same bill was defeated a week ago by a heavy vote.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Schaffter
Iowa Senate
Buser
Muscatine
Bylington
Johnson
Nelson
Cass
Broxam
Foskett
Pitt Greenell
Kimberly
Mitchell
Proudfoot
Warren
Frailey
Lee
Newbery
Clayton
Smith
Madison
Coburn
Cherokee
Greenell
Clinton
Kimball
Findley Woman Worker
House
Church Schedule and Revivals Across Denominations
A condensed church notice lists services for Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian, Lutheran, Bethel A M E, Baptist, New Chicago Mission, Christian Science, Free Methodist along Briggs Court and Broadway Third Streets. It notes Sunday school times, morning and evening worship, youth and prayer meetings, and a March month emphasis to encourage church attendance.
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Presbyterian Sabbath School
Children of Light
Children of Darkness
Free Methodist
West Monroe Street
F.C. Bebner
Young Peoples Meeting
Union Meetings Highlight Children Night at Baptist Church
The Baptist church hosted a Children’s night with choirs and a piano solo by Little Miss Droz. Rev. Kuhns spoke to the backsliders about God’s love and human failure. Tonight features about seventy five visiting youths for the B Y P A rally and an 8 p.m. evangelistic service.
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Baptist Church
Miss Droz
Kuhns
Cme
Iowa
Batavia farmers busy sowing oats and wheat this week
Neighbors in Batavia report busy field work sowing oats and wheat. Roy Hill dies after a ten day illness at the Hotel Batavia aged about ten. He will be buried in Beuleh Michigan. Attending him are Mrs Sadie Hill and Nellie McElderry. Local residents testify as witnesses in a case in Adel. The trial is dismissed.
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Hamilton
Canton
Ill
Nellie
Batavia
Roy Hill
Sadie Hill
Rbeuleh
Michigan
G. W. Wright
R. M. Williams
R. B. Walker
KE. F. Peterson
Robert Foreman
Shan Campbell
Adel
Plum
Batavia News
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Senate
Methodist Episcopal Church
Briggs and Court Sts
L. Tennant
Epworth League
Christian Church
R. H. Polly
Broadway
Third Reets
Rolland Butler
Inday School
Chicago Mission
Christian Science
Agassiz
Allo
Fair Clothing
Southeastern Iowa B. Y. P. VA
Harvey J. Moore
Keokuk
City of
Goodrich
Akron
Ohio
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Goodrich Silvertown Cord
Silvertown
Goodrich Tires
Sveriow
Methodist
People's
John DuBois
Hitchcock
John Cavanaugh
Aberdeen
S. Dakota
Ford Car
Lon H. Isreal
Bradley
L. H. Alexander
Care of the Journal
Outfit Free
L. Rallway
Sta. F
Louisville
Journal
Shriner & Johnson
Leggett House
Victor Bates
Lei
Fairfield Steam Laundry
Ballard Hall
New Chicago
Raysol
Stuckey-Gossick
Mabel Mormand
Mary Pickford
Sweet Mary
Mary
Pace Spo
Edmond Shoe Co
Fairfield
Charitan
Meyer Shoe Store
Magnief the Great Ship
Ezeandbee’ Ay Sa
Niggara
Cleveland
the Forrest
Aan
Buffalo
Lsth
Brassieres
W. B
Unkrich's
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