Iowa Law on Sterilization Declared Unconstitutional
Judge McPherson in Keokuk with concurs from Judge Smith and Judge Pollock rules the state sterilization law unconstitutional as cruel and unusual punishment. The decision halts the operation provision for idiots and felons unless appealed, citing ancient common law and constitutional bans.
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Republican County Convention to Nominate Local Officers
The Republican county convention will meet in Anamosa next Saturday to nominate candidates for county attorney clerk of the district court and one supervisor from those who received some votes in the primary. The convention may name those who had scattered votes, and past success suggests a favorable outcome for the Republican ticket.
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John Ruley, Jr
Oxford Junction
Anna Lawrence
Prairieburg
Mary O’connell
William G. Clark
Cedar Rapids
F. P. Walker
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Henry Huss
Dubuque County
St. Theresa
Andrew Krambeck
Tama County
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Tipton
A. J. Glick
Emory Kaatz
Wells Fargo Express Company
Dubuque
Lee C Crimmins
Wash Beatty
Oaecade
Davenport
Buffalo
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Walter M. Balluff
Ernest Goff
A. E. Boggs
Waterloo
Supreme Court
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Morrison
Grundy County
Morrison Bank
Iowa workmen’s compensation law upheld by judge
Judge McPherson rules Iowa workers compensation law valid and constitutional despite potential future challenges. Insurance firms issue policies to cover employer liability if the law is later struck down on appeal. Modern Woodmen members face no higher assessments for three years as administration gains allies at the head camp.
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Supreme Court
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Roosevelt’s Absence Not His Choice Says Leader
The Des Moines Resister reflects on Colonel Roosevelt's likely nonappearance in this year's politics. It suggests his absence would be due to personal reasons rather than medical advice, presenting consolation to supporters.
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Rural banks face deposits drain amid land purchases
Money pressure persists on rural banks as city correspondents report declining deposits. Heavy purchase of cheap lands in the northwest and southwest and widespread deferred payments drain many communities.
Roosevelt voice steady as Wilson presses panama treaty
The article critiques President Wilson for pushing a Columbian treaty that implies Roosevelt misled on the Panama Canal land deal. It argues Roosevelt will maintain leadership despite a weak larynx and political attacks.
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Detective Burns Loses Honorary Police Chief Status
Description of internal friction as Detective Burns is ousted from an honorary chiefs of police role. The group criticizes a publicity bureau and a brass band on his payroll while Judge Wade informs the judiciary committee that Moore has cleared rivals in his home county primary, exposing party splits within the Democratic faction.
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Wade
Judiciary Committee
Jones Appointed To Reserve Bank Board Probe Expected
Des Moines Capital notes President Wilson named a Jones to lead the reserve bank board. Jones is linked to the International Harvester company under government scrutiny and to a $85,000 donor chain to the Democratic party. The piece argues appointments tied to contributions are improper and suggests the Senate may reject Jones.
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Dubuque area notes drift through town and state
Local items report a wide range of events from a Dubuque to Toledo trip for Mr and Mrs H J Stiger to a series of in state locomotion and misfortune. The Dubuque city council closes 21 saloons to meet law changes while ministers and farmers face appointments accidents and fatalities across Tama Cedar and neighboring counties.
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F. M. Dowlin
West Liberty
Parkesburg
Pennsylvania
John Hunter
Dubuque County
Durango
G. H. Shulte
Clayton County
Hikader
Anamosa Hosts Republican and Democratic County Conventions
Delegates chosen in the primaries will attend the June 27 convention at Anamosa to select state delegates and fill local vacancies. Republican list includes Cass Castle Grove Fairview Stone City Anamosa wards with multiple delegates and committeemen. Democratic slate features Ed Flaherty Waddick Mead and numerous Anamosa wards plus Monticello and surrounding townships.
Dangerous job to boss Gen Villa warns Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star notes that by all accounts it would be dangerous to attempt directing General Villa, reflecting the perilous nature of leadership in the volatile forces involved.
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Gen. Villa
Wilson silences business on petitions say critics
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues President Wilson limits business voices in public policy. It contends petition rights are constitutional for all, not just favored groups, and predicts a shift toward listening to employers who built industries.
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Wilson
Woodrow
Congress
Insinuation Critique Sparks Reader Response in Jones County
A reader defends dignity against a Express insinuation that the writer bowed to the Boss. The letter argues self respect resists ridicule and notes how anecdotes linger beyond the speech. It reflects on suggestion and its power to influence actions for good or ill.
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Jones County Times
The
Express
Nicholson Joins Cornell College Leadership
The Cedar Rapids Republican highlights Dr. Nicholson joining Cornell College, praising its established prominence in Iowa education. It notes Cornell as a leader with a long history of substantial achievements and a college the state regards with pride. The article credits Dr. King and Dr. Harlan with building a strong institution.
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Nicholson
Cornell College
Iowa
King
Harlan
Farmer with small house and big barn not hen-pecked
A farmer from Atchison is described as owning a modest home and a large barn, and the remark emphasizes his independence rather than susceptibility to gossip.
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