Fragmentary political notes on clerks strike and Congress
Fragmented OCR text references fore speakers presidency and committee tariff legislation. Mentions Democrats and clerks strike, unclear details. No clear events or dates, but hints at congressional action and new members.
National Banking Plan and Tariff Debate Highlight Senate News
Washington reports reveal Senator Nelson W. Alavich's plan for national banking reform centered on a Reserve Association of America with 200 million capital, a federation of local banks. In Congress, Louis Brandeis attacks Western railroads for rate hikes, while Champ Clark and Bailey push tariff revision and a single comprehensive policy. The scene also includes a Spokane council wage ordinance dispute, a California segregation bill, and other varied national developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson W. Alavich
Healls
Washington
S. Central, Bank
Mfr
Aldrich
Reserve Association of ‘America
Louis
B. Brandeis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Champ ‘Clark
Joseph A. Bailey
Texas
Cama
Tito
Baltimore
Clark
Bailey
Yeylalon
Hay
Knox
Gotton
Spokane
Parring
Ila
Dtatda
Italy
Port Worth
Tex
Mary. Bluford
Callan
Ates Crain
New York
Port Hia
H.w.'mclean
Mount Olamens
Iowa General Assembly names unchanged in committees
Ranking members were elevated to chairmanships with most chairmen retained. The list covers Ways and Means, Agriculture, Education, and other major panels, naming new chairmen and continuing leadership for the present session in Des Moines Iowa. It notes appointments by Governor and details changes across several standing committees and their heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasion
Iowa General Assembly
Dea Moines
Tan
Preenent Clarke
Cal Gte
Thirty-third Assembly
Senate
Taylor
Grow
Setup
Ralleasis
Saunders
Alten
Fy Matten
Smith
J. 4
Winter
Sammito
Ames
Wiluon
Purskull Willi
Garrett
Diranegia
Agvicullort
Allon
Savige
Macullach
Croler
Brown
Went
Nye
van Lay
Alton
WB Thuikeiong
Matin
Berg
Améa
Wilaon
Wiilte
Theshull
Guys Rott
Crow
Dunnegiin
Legal
Schodle
Anlama
Wiroiills
Allen
J. 10
Chapman
Francis
Unlkema
Jowell
Neill
Chis
Malmberg
Wilson
Lie Wvail
Caylor
McMiche
Loget
Ottles
Towne
Seuckslagen
Uns
Midpatries
Yom Li
Tamtalll
Sullivan
Cowlem Statth
T. I. Chnge
Wituan
McMenus
Ballot
Webther
Dacrett
Duarpegue
Bunke
Hunter
Stuckslager
Mattes
Bayngo
Mwhpattlek
Trowdtoot
Mort
Alien
McColl
Courlen
McManus
DeWolt
Henritt Sulliyad
Suilen
Moutten
Savage
Builth
Wison
Glurkven
Webber
Mattar
Simmi A OU
Btu jBlager
Lortubee
Jowall
Schivap
Lepsl
Kinthig
Mattis
Saminis
Ghies
Chase
Dorshoti
White
Suppeeraton
Saveg
Bilkema
Laylot
Clarkaan
Franeld
Mel Coll
gzAmes
Team
Quigley
Sobvan
Cammores Mui
Velugi
Gato
Ae Bilkema
Tarrques
Adaan
Ulplay
Scllviip
Scllviip, ‘Chute, Contin, Brown, Adama, Clarkaon, Guarerot, Prtnnutastieen
Spaulding
Hommfil
Gates
Adams
Amee
Gherett
Donnegan
Copwveswlonid
Aml
Indietel — Dlabricea
Mich
Z. Tf
Metyl
Loch
Faith
J. A
Cowles Nail
le Moint Nad Renrégentativa
Dlattlotk
lonArorhit Witd
Dietele Jsut
Fratoy
Des Moines
Polk County
Pibtic Utilities
Bis
Sammip
Flymouth
Sammig
General Assembly
Des Moines Epiluym
Maron
Characteter
Benatoy Baminia
Inauguration of Governor Carroll at Des Moines
Iowa news notes recount Governor Carroll's inauguration at Des Moines on January 11 as he pledged a broader Iowa with public support, urging manufacturing growth and keeping Iowa youth on the farm. The day featured prayers, remarks by Chief Justice Sherwin, and a reception at the capitol with lawmakers and officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fAbbyong
Hanga
Medoherk
Justica Sherwin
Lie
Iglonunk
Micro
Carroll
Iowa
Coral
Boukoor
Tawa
Clarke
Atta
Hleaker Atiliman
Houna of Representatives
Iowa State News Highlights Local Losses and Appointments
A jumble of brief Iowa items notes postmaster allowances in Iowa City, Carl O Minor named clerk in war department, and the death of Frank McCloon at 91 in Colfox. Fires destroy the McCownburg hotel block and a corner drugstore. Weather and wind threaten Burling, with pensions granted to Towanda residents and civil service exam sites listed across the state from Iowa City to Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ota
Eupremé
Soigpany
Wickethat
John O. Johnson
Coun ‘Gel
California
Atate Logia
Assemblymaen Hall
Dom
Bakerefield
Dn Denville
Manny
Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Allan Deaclihing
Harry Miller
Joinville-le- Pont
Parle
France
Atlantis
Virginia
New York
Raymond L. Ditmara
Brons Woo
Hudson River
Danver
Missouri
Iowa
Bearchera
Alx
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Brent Marshall
Barry, & Double Graln Company
Ampara
John
iBnadgraas
Moncow
Wiliam F. Shoehan
Democratic Caucus
New York Legislatura
United States
Enite River
Minn
Carl V. Storey
University of Traole
Alice Pochler
Guthrie
Ind
Indianapolis
Aod
Murtler
Presidant
Taft
National Geographia Apelety
Washington
Constanting J. Hrdmén
Allentown
Payne
Aitract
Kanganality
Tennessee
Agaume
Geo, Luke &, Wright
Memphis
Philippines
Tera
Cannon
Fitzgerald
Dem. N.Y
Portugal
Iowa City
Carl O. Minor
Tolle County
War Departments
McCloon
Colfox
Kf Toy Ag
H. L. Welon
Torkwer Journal
Sluttion City
McCaWnburg
Lvsinena
J. T. Moe
Maly Street
Wali
Chris Lavitni
Nalyown
St. James
Lowa Oly
A. bin Iye
Nahid
Maarshalltowrt
Jaco Tills
Tourlat Club
Wostion
Tuiral Catriera
Laurens
William A. Toleperl
Oxceola
Werbert
Magleston
Dora V. Skgloutan
IoWa Veterinary Association
Oll
Amea
Ole Qinninetam
Newton
Ly Don
Harry
Mabry Clinningham
Pirat
Chriatian Selleck
Keokuk
Sing
W. Thompson
Gaurl
Khia
Durina
Tigre
Bire
Towanda
Duoind Alien
Andraw J. Brauner
Angelis Dealen
Wireluta Ferner
Eemisa Ploming
Sylvadeer
Dal- Ja
Amos
March
Anica
Burlington
Apeldi
Dvelington
Cogar Kopldy
Cedar Rapids
Council Blutte
Connell Ghifta
Counell Bluffa
Connell Tuite
Grow
Fort Dodge
Towa
City
Lowe City
Marshalltown
Mason, City
Mason City
Marsh
Maeson City
Ottumwa
Shenandoah
Sioux’ City
Bloux City
Boum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nanimous
Namp Clark
Hia
Judeon
Fas
Congress
Pra
Clerks
The
Haa-Rogebod
Lot
Etme Saels ‘Bragansa
Ea Stewart
London
August W. Loose
Brooklyn
Frederick Oh. Cook
Norway
Bia
National Women's Council of Voters
Tacume
Wash
Jh, Brady
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Brady
Progidant
Harry A.garfield
Willisme College
Mre
Qarfeld
Jeset
Anathus Hote
Wang
Tha
Firet Cueleas
Vienna
Tokyo
Waetero Cftlen
Imperial Order of Diughtare
James Brydd
Bulieh
General News
John I
Walther
Wapel- Ho
mortgAgas
Centerville
United A
Bonator
Ol Bigourney
Lleutenant
State Teachers’ Association
Aula House
County Educational Board
Ripley
Garner
John Hummill
Tritt
Urge Burnau
State Horticultural Society
State House
Kenale
Marshall
Thietys
Constitnion
Iowa State News
Commonwealth
Prom
Fe Taylor
Agalnyal
Etpels Ralger
Ing
Coltay Ieee