Iowa legislators brace for tax and highway overhaul
The fortieth general assembly exits in six weeks with plans for a sweeping taxation code. Proposals include an assessment and review board, a state and local budget board, a one cent gasoline tax, and an amusement tax tied to school funding. House and Senate leaders anticipate early action on the first three measures, with further debate on budget effects and highway system control. Governor Kendall has signed forty six bills, many code revisions, while a constitutional women’s representation amendment faces a rework after a drafting error.
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Mahaska
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Highway Commission
Bureau of Roads
Iowa
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General County Road Fund
Assembly
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Hardin County
U S IS NO SHYLOCK Yankee Diplomat Speaks at Dinaner
London reports the Pilgrims Society dinner honored Stanley Wallwin the British chancellor of the exchequer for settling the British debt to the United States. Ambassadors and royals attended as Harvey argued the wartime loans and repayments, calling the issue a vital global problem and denying the U S demanded repayment was akin to Shylock.
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Pilgrims’ Society
London
Pilgrims
Societiea
Stanley Wallwin
Prince of Wales
Duke of Bevonshire
Ambassanor Harvey
Baldwin
Harvey
England
United States
Great Britain
Wiarvey
America
Washington
Estate Battle Over Cox Cincinnati Millionaire Estate
Cincinnati February 28 The four million dollar estate of George E Cox long allied with party leadership is now in court after a widow filed a suit by Clara Redug of Philadelphia daughter of Elizabeth Newmoon Cox filer asks for dower rights and seeks two million in property claims amid a heated probate dispute involving Cox heirs and associates.
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Cincinnati
George E. Cox
Cincinnat
Clara II, Redug
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Newmoon
Cox
Etting
To Arrest Mob Members in County in Assault Plot
Warrants issued for twelve men charging assault with intent to murder and breaking into a dwelling. Investigators pursue suspects linked to a mob amid reports of a suspected slayer Arthur Johnson, a Black man, believed confined in Albany County jail.
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Arthur Johnson
Crogs
Albany
House Passes Flood Control Bill in Washington
House approval of the Mississippi River flood control bill commits 10 million dollars annually under the Mississippi River Commission. The draft final summaries of the 1922 expansion series note U S coal exports and a mining strike impacted April figures, halving normal export levels.
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Washington
Mississippi River Commission
Whruhingtoen
Murch
Ieree Department
U. S
Farm Credits Passes House Improves Agriculture Financing
The House passed the farm credits bill by a large majority 305 to 26 with 31 Republicans and 5 Democrats opposing the compromise. The measure creates government and private credit mechanisms to meet farmers financing needs, with private credit corporations allowed to operate nationwide. The bill moves to the Senate with conferees appointed to reconcile differences.
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Washington
Marelli
Treasury reports March tax receipts near four hundred million
Secretary Mellon announced that treasury income and profits taxes collected in March will total about 400 million dollars, with the final amount subject to adjustments after the March figure reflects business of 1922 and the impact of the 1921 revenue changes.
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Mellon
Washington
Mareh
Treasury
Howe
Miners Cite High Coal Profits in United States
The United Mine Workers accuse coal operators of earning excess profits per ton. They claim current net income from annual production of about 70 million tons implies a profiteering margin between 0.202 and 0.214 dollars per ton. The union seeks action from the United States coal commission.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Stites Coal Commission
Debt Commission Gains Power to Speed War Debts
Washington reports that Secretary Tinghes will announce new powers for the American debt commission to accelerate payment of European war debts, excluding Great Britain. The Treasury confirms approved funding agreements and adjusted terms under recent congressional action.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Peace Tinghes
American Debt Commission
Treasury Department
Congress
Government approves 50 million dollar government loan
Bern March 8 The government adopted a plan to float a 50,000,000 dollar loan by authorizing treasury bills as the financing device. Hermes named minister to oversee the issue and treasury operations as the move is declared in American dollars. Members of Mob Arrested Gainesville March 8 Nine teen men were arrested near Terks by sheriff forces following no telephonic message from Shevlit Hagan about the attempted strike against a negro prisoner. Ide Brothers Die Troy March 8 Jess A Ide dies suddenly nine hours after his brother Jamnes MM Ide, who was found dead in a bathroom. Both are tied to a factory or collar trnpufacturgre.
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Goverment
Linanes
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Shevlit Hagan
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Jesa
Tie Brother
Jamnes
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Fragmentary Quote Sheds Light on Hazard Claim
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a debate over danger or hazard, including quoted speech suggesting corrective action and continued involvement by a named individual. The readable bits imply tension around safety and responsibility in an unnamed context.
Important to All Women Readers of This Paper
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble often without realizing it. Kidney issues can trigger back pain headaches and fatigue. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claims to restore kidney health and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by writing to Kilmer and Company.
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Kilmer
Medum
Ab All Drug Store
Time-Saving Desserts Tease Simple Oven Treats
A brief ad copy previews easy desserts requiring minimal prep. It suggests using diet water and a touch of sugar with your favorite flavor to make four pints of dessert. The tone hints at a light, homespun appeal and a playful nod to quick, casual cooking.
Freshen Skin With the Cutieura Tuleum Powder Ad
An ornate old advertisement touts Cutieura Tuleum Powder as a luxurious scented face and dusting powder. It claims the product renders other perfumes unnecessary and credits the Cutleura Valet Trio with soap and ointment.
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