Iowa Code Revision Battles Endangered by Senate Stalemate
As the Iowa Senate stalls on code revision with a February 1 deadline, the House amends the revision to grant legal weight to references to the compiled code, while Attorney General Gibson weighs in. The special tax and budgeting proposals push forward, proposing a state budget board, local budgeting systems, and reassessment reforms amid a contested session.
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Refunding Terms Outlined by Commission to President Harding
The American debt funding commission announced British debt refinancing terms to the President, proposing $23,000,000 as the first year’s installment. The plan reduces interest from 5 to 4 percent, lowering total debt by about $200,000,000, with annual installments stepping up to $175,000,000 by the sixty second year.
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French Move Coal Train Plan Reported
Berlin reports the French plan a military rail route from the Stuhr valley through old occupied areas to move coal into France. An operational line between Twenen and Düsseldorf, heavily guarded by the military, marks the first step toward this objective.
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Senate Passes Landroot Rural Credits Bill With 60 Million Start
Washington report notes the senate approved the Lanroot rural credits bill by 69 to none. The measure creates a farm credits department in each of twelve federal bank districts with an initial capital of 60 million dollars, banks subscribing 5 million each. The capital may be doubled later.
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Washington
Lanroot
Germany recruiting army reports in The Hague
Feb 3 reports from The Hague indicate Germany is actively recruiting volunteers and pressing deserters into service. Dutch employers report difficulty filling positions as cases of German recruitment surface amid tense wartime conditions.
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Lewis Leaden and Minare Vote in Indianapolis
President John J. Lewin of the United Mine Workers heads eight successful candidates chosen from fifty nine to represent the union at the American Federation of Labor convention in Indianapolis. Paris reports a balanced French budget after the senate budget committee refused to examine the finance bill.
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Indianapolia
John JL. Lewin
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Paris
Senate Anance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Britain Accepts Plan To Pay U.S. Debt In Stages
London reports Britain's acceptance of American debt settlement terms after talks led by Chancellor Stanley Baldwin. The total debt stood at about 4.747 billion dollars with 4.186 billion principal and 611 million interest. The plan sets retroactive interest at 4 1/2 percent from contract date to funding completion and a tiered interest schedule over decades.
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United States
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Washington
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Almertesn Debt Commission
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Coal blockade in Germany halts shipments to unoccupied zones
General Degoutte at Düsseldorf telephoned the French foreign office to report that the military customs barrier at midnight blocked all coal shipments from the Ruhr into unoccupied Germany. Three trains leaving Dortmund were halted and ordered back, disrupting fuel transport amid wartime controls.
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Dusseldorf
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French Seize Coal in Ruhr Mines Commanded for France
British dispatch reports France issues orders to military authorities to compel state mines in the Ruhr to ship coal to France. Hibernia mines balked at the demand, officials were arrested and expelled for noncompliance in a tense Ruhr workforce dispute.
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Stuhr
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Senate in Night Sessions and Timber Sale Record
Senate in night sessions seeks an early vote on the Lenroot rural credits bill as tender decisions push to finish the administration’s program before March 4. The Agriculture Department announced 1922 national forest timber sales totaling 2,807,000 dollars, signaling a lumber industry revival. New cable break report notes Monon Midway cable service to Guam and Asia disrupted by the incident.
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Mexican Reds Shot Down in Labor Hall Clash
Mexican authorities report a daytime clash between soldiers and Red streetcar strikers at the Labor Hall headquarters in Mexico City. Gunfire killed several Reds and wounded many, with troops arresting over 100 prisoners as workers across firms walk out in sympathy, prompting further national unrest.
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House Amends Revenue Bill in Emergency Measures
Washington notes report the house passed two emergency amendments to the revenue, tax and federal reserve acts. One act prevents tax evasion on profits from securities exchanges by speurt ies. The other extends the period for refunds for taxpayers whose 1917 returns were not audited within the statutory time.
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Tax collections exceed estimates in 1922 despite tax law changes
Washington reports modernl tax collections for 1922 totaling 2,247,187,000, surpassing treasury guesses though below 1921. Despite spirits low and a bust nose during part of the year, collections rose to meet estimates, with the decline mainly blamed on revenue law changes.
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Treasury
Plans to seize Berlin and subjugate Germany
Washington dispatches cite German sources claiming Iranche aims to take over Berlin and occupy all of Germany if the Ruhr occupation fails. Reports confirm Premier Poincare and experts have outlined steps to achieve complete subjugation of Germany, detailing planned actions.
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Deadly Mine Disaster Dims Hope In Silesia
News reports say about six hundred miners are entombed in the Heinitz mine at Bouthen Pollah Silesia after a damp explosion. Of the injured, eighty are said to have been taken to hospitals while bodies are being recovered from the surface. Reports from Brazil indicate a growing violent revolt spreading beyond its origins. Newfoundland remains cut off as marooned ships report Port Louisburg and Stantey news from Kaberys and St. John’s.
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Health Brings Beauty AM Women Can Look Well if in Health
A Miss B W Sknoh of Champaign recounts restorative benefits from Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for functional disturbances and fainting spells endured since womanhood. She reports success through the remedy, praising its effect on overall health and speech. The ad notes availability at druggists in tablets or liquid and offers free medical advice from Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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