Governor Carroll Urges Iowa Road and School Reforms
Governor Carroll in his final message to the Iowa Legislature urges permanent highway improvements with a state highway commission and a one mill road tax. He backs rural high schools, expanded normal schools, and strong education oversight, plus public utilities, labor reform, and a state sheriff role. He notes road labor by convicts and calls for prison reform and a women’s building at the state fair.
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IOWA SUFFRAGISTS ELECT LOBBYIST
Des Moines, Jan 14 The state executive committee of the Woman's Suffrage association elected Mrs Nina Dewey of Des Moines as lobbyist for the current legislative session. A married mother and ardent suffrage worker, she will begin an active campaign to secure favorable legislation.
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Republicans Steal Democrats Thunder in Iowa Legislature
Des Moines, Jan 14. Republicans in the Iowa House introduced bills for United States senator election by the Oregon plan, a preferential primary, and blue sky laws. Kingsland of Winnebago, Dawson of Cherokee, and Burt of Taylor carried the measures.
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Iowa Women's Reformatory Urged in Legislature
Des Moines Jan 14 A plan to establish a separate Iowa women’s reformatory, likely in a different city from Anamosa, will be urged this winter by Senator Eli Perkins and Representative Millard F LeRoy. They seek a $100 000 to $200 000 appropriation, arguing the state can afford humane reform and to prevent women from becoming criminals.
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Wilson’s Farewell to Legislature in New Jersey
Governor Woodrow Wilson in his final message to the New Jersey legislature urges reforms to curb monopoly and improve corporation laws. He calls for investment company regulation, fair taxation, jury selection reforms, grade crossing safety, full railroad crews, and empowered municipal self government with standardized accounting. The speech frames these changes as essential for justice, public welfare, and modern governance.
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