Capitol fight on Clarke says cost of needed grounds under million
Des Moines reports Judge Mitchell argued the constitutionality of the capitol grounds enlargement act, asserting the state may not issue warrants to fund the project over ten years. Governor Clarke said the lowest estimate for buying additional ground was just under one million dollars with options on about a quarter of a million. Two new firms filed articles, including Duck Lake Ranching and Iowa Dairy Company, with named officers and directors.
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Clarke
Des Moines
J. C. Mitchell
Oftumwa
District Court
Mitchell
J. H. Applegate
Jubrie Center
John Rowley
Keosauqua
Rowley
Rowler
Capitol
Allison
State Executive Council
Applegate
Capitol Grounds
James B. Weaver
W. C. ‘Finkbine
K. E. Jowett
Duck Lake Ranching Company
D.C. Bradley
H. C. Taylor
Iowa Dairy Company
P. F. Mally
Grant Morrow
T Thomas Kendall
A. W. Mally
P. F. Mailly
WG. Gould
Thovies Kendall
R. T. Mary
Wright County
Itowat
Rowan
W. B. Ligget
Sidney
wTefferson
Polk
Herrold
Ernestine Nemitz
Charter Oak
Conrail Bluffs
Tie
Iowa
Perry G. Holden
Iowa State Agricultural College
Agricultural Extension Department
International Harvester Company
Keokuk
Gray
AL Schworkley
Modale
Henry Dungall
H. ¥. Gaskill
Cedar Rapids
Fayetteville
Tenon
James Searles
Iowa State Marble Dealers’ Association
Captain Searles
Willard King
Rock Island
Town City
H. F. Pasini
Teachers’ College
Bag
King Colies
Bristol
Tenn
South
Marion Smith
S 1
Sanbury
Burlingston
Manchester
Bellevue
Maquok
Unit
Forrestville
Iman
Illinois Central
Dubuque
Parole Board Grants Seventeen Final Discharges
The state parole board, back from its regular visit to Anamosa, ordered seventeen final discharges of paroled persons. These men, on parole over a year or more, have shown exemplary conduct and adherence to the law, earning absolute discharge. Some had saved $200 to $230 from their earnings, proving their ability to support themselves. About 66 percent of parolees make good.
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C- McClaughry
Reformatory
Anamosa
Ames
Board of Control
McClaughry
Tony
State Parole Board
Weir
Iowas Veterans Headed to Chattanooga Camp
Arrangements by WLC Wilsett and George A. Newman plan transport for about 300 Iowa veterans to the national encampment in Chattanooga. They will meet in Chicago and travel via Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lexington on the Big Four line. encampment runs Sept 14 to Sept 26.
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Wlc. Wilsett
Iowa Department
Grand Army of the Republic
George A. Newman
Chattanooga
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Lexington
Knoxville
Roland Yates
Jefferson
Iowa City
Clifigns Kelley Carnival Company
Yates
Harold Smith
J. . Smith
North‘weekru
Harlan
Anna Venez
Myra
Albert Vana
Council Biufis
Vana
H. ¥. Bailey
Near
Stanton
Mr. Bailey
Montgomery
County
Trinity College
Sioux City
Order of St. Francis
J. J. Keane
Diebique
PB. J. Garrigan
Henry Elmore
Isma Patterson
Mississippi River
Big Island
Jonathsn E. Henderson
Missouri Pacific
Council Buiifs
Sife
Panora
Ruthven Commercial Club
W. W W. Reeser
Missouri Valley
T. W. Barhydt
Burlington
Pasadena
Cal
Burlington Hospital
MLCA
Frank Askey
Red Oak
Digging the Panama Canal Labor Force Abroad
The article profiles canal laborers from Jamaica Barbados and Spain. It details labor hierarchies from shovel crews to white supervisors and engineers. It notes health risks malaria yellow fever and the Spartial mixing yet highlights better meals housing pay and welfare for the Jamaican and Barbadian workers while Spaniards form separate camps.
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Colon
C, Z
Panama Canal
Goethals
Sibert
Gaillard
Hoodges
Gorgas
States
Sam
West Indies
Jamaica
Barbados
Panama
Spain
Agenta
Jamaice
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Cosson
Fair Grounds
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Greene
James L Gibson
Animal Health Commission
Gibson
Lawa
E. C. Hinshaw
St. Louis
Hinshaw
Pratt
Kansas
Fowa
Hor- Lewhurist
Jonathan
Grimes
Mr. Greene
Parole Board O
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Sam R. Yours
Glenwood Tribune
Young
State Board of Health
Fropkinton
Ernest Dunkel
Ania
William Star
Jong
Grinnell
Federal Light & Power, Company
Boston
Alay
Colfax
Gethman Brick Company
Teinbeck
Algonquin Club
Shenzedoah
Ringsted Cament Products
John Steen
J. B. Mereness
Glidden
Albert Davenport
Winfield
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New Frampton
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