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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1907

Page

3

Conspiracy and financial peril ripple through coal empire

The chapter depicts a high stake bargaining over coal holdings amid looming strikes and corporate maneuvers. Roebuck and Galloway collide with the protagonist as he secures backing to protect workers and avert ruin, while personal tensions with Anita and Forrester deepen the plot.

Roebuck Langdon Combine Farquhar Coal Combine Galloway James Galloway Anita Joe

Des Moines Letter on Livestock Rates and Primary Bills

Des Moines correspondent reports Rep Stewat of Washington county seeks to curb livestock freight costs by setting Iowa rates at 75 percent of national schedule. The plan targets short haul distortions and proposes tiered caps for 100 to 150 mile ranges. Also covered are joint elections committees drafting a primary bill with Peterson and Crossley measures and party color ballots.

Des Moines Stewart Washington County Iowa Mississippi River Mississippi Chicago New England Iowa Railroad Commissioners House Committee On Railroads and Commerce

Two And A Half Cent Fare Bill Advances

A 212 cent fare bill is introduced in the house by Representative Jones. The measure mirrors a senate bill by Gilliland and a prior house draft, removing the branch line clause to set a 2 1 2 cent fare when family mileage books sell at 2 cents each, valid until used. Jones says legality concerns on similar bills are addressed and the supreme court deems it perfectly legal.

Ellersley Ellersleys Forrester Anita House of Representatives Representative Jones Senate Gilliland House Jones Supreme Court

To Keep Memorial Day Sacred Bill Presented in Linn County

A bill by Rep McAllister aims to forbid amusements on Memorial Day to honor Civil War veterans. The proposal would make the day set apart for remembrance and remove it from amusements including baseball and horse racing plus all sports.

House of Representatives McAllister Linn County

A Bill to End Social Drinking Practices in Iowa

Representative Dye of Decatur county presents a bill legalizing anti treating by banning giving or selling intoxicating liquor to others. It would prohibit pocket flasks among young men and require each person to buy their own drink, with limited physician exemptions.

Stillman Greene County Iowa Decatur Countty

Enlarge Railroad Commission Proposed by Grier

George E. Grier of Poweshiek county plans to introduce a bill to add two members to the board of railroad commissioners and empower the board to thoroughly examine railroad business in Iowa. The expanded commission would examine railroads as the insurance board did last year to inform lawmakers on regulation and rate decisions.

Railroad Commission George E. Grier Poweshiek County Board of Railroad Commissioners Iowa Insurance Commission

Reformatory Bill for Women Backed by Rep Bixby

Representative Bixby presents his reformatory bill to the legislature for a female reformatory. It has supporters in both houses and is a longtime pet measure expected to pass this winter.

Reformatory Bixby

Committee Advises Labor for Inmates at Knoxville Hospital

A legislative committee visiting the Knoxville inebriate hospital recommends work for inmates and proposes moving hardened penitentiary criminals elsewhere to redirect their labor.

Inedriate Knoxville

Time for Railroad Hearse Hearings Set in February

Rail hearings are scheduled with the House Railways fixing February 8 for 7 cent fare bills and the Senate committee setting February 13 for the same subject. James C Davin representing the Northwestern rails road told the Senate committee that this year there would be no retrest agenda of the railroads before the legislature.

House Committee On Railroads Senate Committee James C. Davin Northwestern Rails Road Senate Soth

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