Direct legislation push gains in party platforms
The article argues for referendum and initiative as tools for direct legislation. It notes support across parties and unions, cites figures for signature thresholds, and discusses likely reforms including age of content, railroad costs, taxation, and woman suffrage. W. H. Kavravas urges canvassing Sioux county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republcans
California
Massachusetts
Oregon
United States
American Federation of Labor
Lows Wand
Ute
Autoua
Lowa
Towa
Civics
Jess Giry
Ox City
State University
Hetye
Chinn
Hull
Sioux County
Aiaan
W. H. Kavraras
State Bank of Sioux County and Gulf and Manitoba R R developments
The article details the June financial statement of the State Bank of Sioux County, listing assets and liabilities, including cash on hand, loans, and property values. It also reports on the formation of Gulf and Manitoba Railway Co Incorporated to build a trunk line from Texas to Manitoba with offices in Des Moines and connections to Council Bluffs and the Dakota State line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa State Bank
Iowa
Tiust
Sioux
Tnsuil
Redlonal Bank Gates
Drafia
Marolindlinex Bank
Thante
Bagk
Sheldon Ezsle
Orktans
Spint Lake
Gale & Inter State
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Nebraska
Arkansas
Oklahoma
South
North Dakota
Gulf of Mexico
Manioba
Iowa Company
Taylor County
State Line
Dickinson County
Dea Moines
Aperlalas
Conncil Bluffs
D. N. Johnson
Me Low
Burleigh Johnson
Yopeka
W. N. Dake
Brookfield
Missonet
Randell
Wayne
Abstinence pledges and curiosities from distant times
InpEx notes a movement of young Catholic women promoting total abstinence by pledging not to accept attention from men who drink. It suggests Protestant circles could imitate. The piece then wanders through a miscellany of historical prices, artifacts, and biographies, mentioning royal breeches, ancient wine costs, Australian gold fever prices, and notices of public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Diocletian
Bmperial
A.D
Palerman
Sorrento
Sabine
Rome
Nerva
Aurora
Analis
Elestheth
Depew Mixes Up Speech Prank At Fireworks Show
Chauncey Depew recalls a prank where a rival impersonator took the stage at Forepaugh's circus, delivering jokes as him. Telegrams warned of imposters, while newspapers later claimed Depew spoke there. The incident spurred talk of Depewling Terres and big announced appearances.
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Depew
Adam Vorepaugh
Chauncey Depew
Teiceriin
Vansor Falling Mae
Forepaugh
Hhore
Jan
Prites
Porepaugh's
Amy Friend
Cpa Bie
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Travelers’ Bulletin
Song West
Pessenger
Sanaay
Perkins
Pangenger and Mall
Civic Societies
Lolo. F
Hall
Jou Wfatsux
Sonn Marin
A. W
Deela
We Beach
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Seer Beery
Cottrell Post
G. 4
Grand Army Hol
Comrades In Gold
Carneelly
Adjitone
WH. C.—Brevisin FP
A. M. Bollop
Wiaureon
Masur Beown
Charch Directory
Episcopal
Ltscm
ADT
Nev
Bieepons
Dow
Sestor
Atery
Ap Pena Reform Church
Garman Lutilsrar
Drisoh
Peator
Cunisitas Science
Mre Ste Uarrington
Railroad Street
Aen AL ML
Abd Fre International Leona
Ned
WM. Hutchison
Sioux County Attoney
CITT
IGWA
Avil
D. A. W. Perkins
Attornes Atilaw
Saran Dosy
W. Tamplin
Atotorines AT Law
Iysician
W. T. Shepard
N.G.0
Coad
Hunt
Alwata
Wright
Om Cell & Choice Ming
Qui_ pri
Times
Hawks Nursery CO
Milwaukee
Wiscungli
Reiman i
Mapeania
Robert Tenors
Reiss
Canhier
Jon B
Miter
Robart Sghosneman
Retmand
A. P. Sensei
J Aneday
Gulf and Manitoba
R.R. Co, Incorporated
Dickinson Co
Dickinson Ce
Alore
Pepin
Bad Boy
Bak Hee
Tritet States Service
Vine
Kirk Mackham
Life
James A. Dumont
Hspeqtar
Tinchain
Willism 3. Clark
Maryland Site Weather Service
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
C. A H. Newton
Port Warne
Young Men's Christian Association of
Indiana
D. Schoeneman
Frasidant
Robt, Schoeneman
Rein Actat
A. Pltrneen
ENO
B. Mayer
Cashlés
BANK
L. Davidson, Parstoenr
J. A. Rupperle, E. W. Hazsad, ‘Viox Paxemant
Oauneen
Filson
Agar Oaake
State Bank OF Hull
the Town Site Company
E. W. Hazard
Town Site
Companny
W. D. Schoeneman & Sons
Dealorain
Ghaildcorsaon
Ams Centex
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