Iowa Senate and House Action on Labor and Pension Bills in March Des Moines
Iowa senators amend and pass the Hart labor bill while considering pension measures for Northwest Border brigade soldiers. The house adopts Hart memorials, funds the state library, and extends school director terms, with multiple bills on taxation, animal damages, and county farm support advancing across days in Des Moines.
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Hartchild
House
Military Committee
Cheney
Hart
Congress
Iowa
Northwest Border Brigade
Southern Border Brigade
Marshalltown
Knoxville
Board of Agriculture
Educational Board of Regents
Boards of Supervisors
Gilliland
Courtright
Kendall
Maroh
Dunham
Lundt
Judge Kinne
Kinne Wis
Young
Lee
Stirton
Jones
Whipple
Benton
Warren
Brooke Banking
Committee of Directors
Calderwort
Saunders
Waas
Nate
Orto
Charles Youle
G R. Whiumer
Primary bill and college debates at three Iowa colleges
Senator Crousley proposes a new primary bill applying a cagjority system to congressional races. County conventions choose delegates from their own membership. Drake Ames and Grinnell held a joint triangular rebate with each college fielding two teams. home teams won all debates while the affirmative was upheld in Des Moines and Grinnell won both other debates. Drake beat Grinnell at Des Moines. Ames beat Drake at Ames. Grinnell beat Ames at Grinnell.
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Crousley
Drake
Ames
Grinnell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Stookey
Senate
John Keller
Illinois Central
Fort Dodge
Backley
Mrs. Keller
Iman
Keler
Keller
Atrs
Kellor
Walter Wasner
Army of the Philppines
Bou & Airgung Anemarkis
Roosevelt
Mutrger Koster
Alans
Fhre
Iul
Deminico hotel proprietor dies after heart failure
W W Wagner proprietor of the Demonico hotel at Shenandoah dropped dead in the afternoon of the 18th at age 52 leaving a wife. In a separate wreck near Mason City Mrs Bunton was seriously injured as her team bolted across a track and the carriage overturned. Henry Mernette, a former Anamosa inmate, was recaptured after threatening his ex-wife and firing at her residence. Drainage projects across Kossuth and nearby counties promise vast land reclamation with a multi million dollar expenditure.
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W. W. Wagner
Bunton
Henry Mernelle
Coon Rapids
Anamosa
Iowa
Clear Lake
Okoboji
Spirit
H. H. Polk
Inter- Urban Railway Company
New York City
Newton & Northwestern Railroad
Colfax
Newton
Newton & Northwestern
Des Moines
Flint Valley
Polk
Kelley
Fort Dodge
Burlington
Lockridge
Fairfield
John Bloon
West Burlington
John Peterson
Ernest Patii
Boy
Seattle
Wash
Charles Mierhott
Rudolph Frick
Peking
Barnhart
Lorkridge
Orsturn
Tiurington
Mole Pleasant
Charles
Klig
Virginia
Straigil
Four Men Held for Safe Blowing in Mason City
Four ar rests here are believed tied to Friday night safes being blown. Captured in a north Mason City rendezvous, one man matches a Jackson Junction description. Kansas City man A E Ryan linked the case via a letter seeking his son Stephan Ryan. Officers await identifications. the house held six men with Ryan, all well dressed. No names given by prisoners.
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Mason City
Nlgat
Jackson Junction
A. E. Ryan
Kansas City
Stephan Ryan
Stephen Ryan
Cara C. A. Woods
Ryan
Wilson
Mike
Bickel Produce Company
Variaus
Des Moines House Adopts Gilliland Senate Resolution
Des Moines March 14 The house adopted without change the Gilliland resolution after noon. Temple offered an amendment proposing a committee of ten to investigate not the accusations but related ones with material changes. Kendall opposed, Weeks Head Cummings and Chassell also opposed. Temple amendment defeated 38 to 54. Resolution passed 72 to 31.
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Des Moines
House of Representatives
Gilliland
Senate
Temple
Mae
Kendall
Weeks
Head
Cummings
Chassell
Plot to blow up Grafton creamery uncovered
A two foot gas pipe loaded with nitroglycerin was found at the Grafton creamery on March 18 in an apparent bombing plot. Fred Wahl, a worker, discovered the device and, while handling it, alerted Foord and escaped unharmed as authorities investigated suspects and the explosive’s true nature emerged.
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Grafton
Fred Wahl
Wahl
Poord
Fairfield Man Is Kilted Walrfiell Mareh
A Fairfield resident was killed in a march incident while 74 John Cine, a well known citizen, was struck on Thursday near Nu 02 Gt a cross Yasdy with Inara also present. Police report a vehicle left a Wille and Bva ehilteon.
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Fairfield
Walrfiell
John Cine
Judge L G Kinne Called By Death in Des Moines
Des Moines March 16 Judge Ja G Kinne pioneer jurist of Iowa and senior member of the board of control died at his residence at 2842 Ridge Road at 12 40 this morning from heart failure after months of sickness He helped organize the board of control and was a Democratic leader serving as district judge supreme judge and a lecturer in law He came to town in 1869 practiced law in Toledo before being elected to the bench in 1887 and held multiple party and legal positions including delegate to national conventions and president of the Iowa State Bar association
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Des Moines
Ja G. Kinny
Towa
Board of Control
Ridge Road
Kinne
Judge Kinne
Larrabee
John Cownie
Toledo
United States
Democratic State Central Committee
Iowa State Bar Association
American Bar Association
He Wang
Iowa State University
Iowa College of Law
Des Moaines
Lewis Privata
Senate Committee
House
Senate
Lewis Wy
Federal Crowd Is Excluded From Anthpass Bill
Des Moines reports that the anthpass bill passed by the senate does not apply to federal officials. The act prohibits use of rasseu py for state and local officers but says nothing about federal employees. A house amendment would extend coverage to congressmen postmasters and other federal staff, a gap politicians note with surprise.
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Des Moines
Senate
Pithh
Lucy
House
Mrs Keller Bound Over For Shooting Husband
Fort Dodge woman Dona Keller was bound over after being held on charges related to a Friday shooting incident. She appeared in district court, posting a $600 bond for release while awaiting further proceedings.
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Fort Dodge
Port
Dona Keller
Wea
Owl
Martin's Cavel
Mortgage dispute and court ruling reported in local notice
A garbled court notice outlines a mortgage dispute involving defendants G. Wo Wat Mes and Willig Arts and a judgment for $84.00. The fragment mentions a scheduled hearing, a party named Alusanuer Anustimpe of Uilites, and a reference to a death related to the Yongbedsaty Pave. The readable portion indicates a civil proceeding and a monetary award.
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Mortaage Goon
Connell Blutis
Laren
Judgn McWherson
Osteriy
Alusanuer
Willig
County officers two year terms debated in Des Moines meeting
Des Moines legislators debated extending county officer terms to four years while some favored keeping two year terms. Public and private banker interests fueled the clash and amendments were offered to adjust start dates. A senate committee report and house rejection shaped the stalled effort amid broader fiscal concerns.
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