England urged to study American universities for endowment aid
The article argues that England should observe American colleges to learn how private endowments fund up to date facilities. It cites Mr. Fisher praising American philanthropy, notes pacifist tensions with athletic competition, discusses court penalties for liquor violations, threats against sheriffs, and the rise of the air service under General Mitchell, concluding with a remark on congressional salaries and a bachelor congressman.
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Shortest treaty definition spurs Senate debate
The Springfeld Republican notes a quip defining a treaty as a six letter word that the Senate can reject, highlighting the ongoing discussion on the Senate's power and treaty approval.
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Senate
Legislators Break For March Vacation
Both houses will adjourn for a week until March 4 to confer with constituents on pending legislation. Critics warn the income tax proposal could burden business and consumers, while supporters argue changes will aid state government. Private talks suggest a majority may oppose the tax as of now, with a final decision after the recess.
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Senate Debates Fail to Move Iowa Appointment Bill
The Iowa Senate did not advance Reed's bill to require majority votes in executive confirmations, sticking to the two thirds rule. Debate continues as supporters admit a majority cannot pass the measure, with criticism of the majority for blocking governor appointments. Senator Cummins notes U.S. Senate practice favors majority rule except for treaties. Governor has not sent new names, awaiting confirmed majorities.
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Road and tax measures await legislature after recess
Legislative notes show big road, gas tax, and bank bills unlikely to be acted on until after February 25 to March 4 recess. Gasoline tax proposals split between three cents and two cents with city share disputes. Also reports on bank reorganization law allowing 75 percent deposit owners and majority stockholders to permit closed bank reorganizations.
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Pro proposed income tax bill stirs legislative debate
The Patterson Johnson plan proposes a state income tax close to the national rate with the corporation levy removed. It aims to shift tax burden toward business and professionals from farmers and property owners. A large public hearing of House and Senate committees last Thursday drew widespread opposition.
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Southern Iowa delegation backs large road bond plan in state capital
A Southern Iowa group including farmers supervisors and merchants urged the Iowa Good Roads Association to back 85 million dollars in bonds for roads at the state capital. The joint highways committee and Senator Goodwin noted the appeal as they discussed progress road legislation. Delegation counties Des Moines Jefferson Montgomery Page Wapello Union and Henry span the Harding Highway across the state.
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Bills Passed and New Proposals In State Legislature
Senate records show bills passed on sheriff deed deposits to the insurance commissioner, salary raises for city council members, and changes to real estate lien enrollment and assessment rolls. House actions include preventing wrongful disposal of stored batteries and local voting options for consolidated schools. New House proposals cover highway loads, dog vaccination, cemetery funding, and school district property sales among others.
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Monticello Faces Anamosa in Close Season Finale
The Monticello basketball team plans to close the season at home against Anamosa on Friday February 27 in a potentially thrilling showdown. Gate receipts this season total about 1135 dollars highlighting that all major sport expenses come from these revenues rather than taxes, with the school funding equipment and protection to reduce costs for players.
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Anamosa Eureka News Briefs Report Local Happenings
Lawrence Merrill fractured a bone in his left wrist while unloading baled hay when a hook slipped and he fell from the load. Several residents travel or relocate while others wed. Sigel Uhr, born in Wisconsin, died in Los Angeles at 61. A Morley hog farm house burned, described as a historic building. France’s debt stance toward the United States is outlined with political nuance.
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Jefferson Bee on road funding hypocrisy in politics
The writer criticizes persistent opposition to funding plans for improving country highways while drivers demand better roads. He notes people reject taxes and levies yet clamor for good roads for their autos and argues for balanced support of road construction and maintenance.
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Newspaper Editors Oppose Proposed Iowa Income Tax
Editors and publishers of Iowa daily newspapers united against a state income tax bill proposed to duplicate the federal tax. The measure would double tax burdens on incomes if enacted, though it faces potential passage after favorable committee action in the House.
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Monticello School Seeks Debt Clearance with Fundraiser
The Monticello school reports a total indebtedness of 92093 with $250 already paid. A public physical education demonstration on March 5 aims to net about $200 for the athletic fund, reducing debt to under $100. Local boosters and volunteers including Guyan Orcutt Beery Tverson Hoag and others support team travel expenses and morale. Superintendent Fred L Mahannith thanks the community.
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