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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1904

Page

13

Iowa Senate backs popular election of US senators

The Iowa Senate approved a joint resolution favoring electing United States senators by the people and removing the legislature from that prerogative. Only thirteen senators opposed. Senator Hughes of the Iowa Johnson district explained the push amid prior failed federal amendments. Senator Crawford of Dubuque offered the only opposing remark. Senator Young then introduced a bill to abolish the state railroad commission, sent to the railroad committee, with a large Henry county petition backing abolition. No house bill mirrored the railroad-commission abolition. Young is a Democrat.

State Capitol Des Moines Senate of Iowa United States Hughes Iowa-Johnson House of Representatives Washington Senate Iowa Crawford Dubuque Young State Railroad Commission Railroad Henry County Carden House Board of Railroad Commissioners Maytag Jones Calhoun Smith Powers DeLano Minnesota North Dakota Kansas Greene St. Louis Committee On Appropriations Executive Council Judiciary Committee Representative Chassell Hart Gregory Leech Dashiell Board of Control Senate Committee Gilliland South Dakota Towa House Judiciary Committee Board of Health Committee On Schools

House Debates Tie Delay on Railroad Operator Bill

House proceedings record a 36 to 26 tie on indefinitely postponing the bill mandating railroad employment of adult operators and signalmen. Also reported are amendments, approvals, and failures on school district consolidation, attorney general salary, liquor permits, and a binding twine plant at Anamosa with a $725000 appropriation.

House Railroad Committee Representative Wise Ane Doran Christiansen Cobb Taylor Kendall Pioneer Law Makers’ Association Wilson Maben H. F Tetor Hamilton Marion County Olson Brookfield Creamery Association Gregory State Board of Health Flenniken Board of Supervisors Clayton County Des Moines Senate Anamosa

Women and Kidney Trouble Affects Men and Women Alike

An old promotional notice claims kidney trouble harms mind, beauty, and ambition in both sexes. It touts Swamp-Root as a remedy, noting quick effects and availability in two sizes with free samples by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co.

Stugee's Dr Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Iowa Legislature Debates Mutuals and State Spending

The report shows lawmakers split over funding and policy. Major items include a 600000 revolving fund for operations and 125000 for machinery, plus debates on mutual insurance and physician reciprocity. Senate actions cover teacher certification rules and veteran exemptions in education.

Iowa Senate Passes Bills on Fish Game and Public Works

The Iowa senate advanced multiple measures including fish and game law amendments restricting seining and bass kills, and a ban on rapid divorces. It also approved an insurance department creation and a dairy hall appropriation, while road and municipal bills faced evolving votes and pressure before final action.

Woman fatally struck by freight train near tracks

Mrs. Chas Hildebrand died after stepping onto railroad tracks to fill a water jug while her son loaded goods for a move to Nebraska. Two eastbound trains passed as she was struck, breaking her spine and crushing her skull. An inquest found accidental death. Sheriff, coroner, and undertaker responded. jurors returned an accidental death verdict.

Chas. Hildebrand Nebraska Wm. Achenbach Nellie Hopkirk Wright Hague F. D. Kerrick Jno McGregly Hanson B. Nichols Hildebrand Milwaukee Nellie Junkin

Cora May Mullenix Weds William Kurns In Wedding

Yesterday at noon at Jno Mullenix home the marriage of Cora May Mullenix to William Kurns occurred with about thirty relatives present. Rev Marsh officiated and a wedding dinner followed. The couple will establish a home in the southeast part of town. L T Gobble left yesterday for Oklahoma.

Jno Mullenix Cora May William Kurns Rev. Marsh Kurns

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