New Iowa Law Tightens Suits To Debtor Residence
The legislature passed a reform restricting contract suit venues to the debtor’s county or residence, closing abuse by traveling solicitors who clauses set payment sites far from home. The measure aims to curb fraud and simplify defenses for debtors. The piece also notes renewed momentum for women’s suffrage and a major church unification forming United Churches. It commemorates Thomas Bailey Aldrich as a valued American writer.
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Des Moines
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Prices fall yet not to normal point in stock market
Disinterested people resist complaints about inflated stock values and expect losses to hit the ultra rich and bucket shop gamblers first. The governor and followers humiliate Miller but cannot silence him as he mocks legislative foibles. Burton’s Roosevelt remark mirrors that of a convicted criminal. A sifting committee is discussed, and Stirton sides with the minority on female suffrage submission.
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Governor Cummins Proposes Amendment to the National Constitution
A provincial note laments Governor Cummins as he again pushes a constitutional amendment. It critiques his age and depicts the current constitution as full of holes potentially ruining the nation. The piece questions the value of his birth and influence on government.
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County House Inmates given adequate life needs says supervisor
Supervisor Noyes reports no plan to deprive county house inmates of necessities. He notes the buildings are maintained as well as their age allows and inmates receive ample wholesome meals well prepared. Recently twelve new rocking chairs were added for comfort.
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Senator Allison Presses Roosevelt Renomination Bid
Senator Allison clings to hope that President Roosevelt will accept a renomination. He is described as steadfast and sagacious, never giving up on the effort.
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Legislation advances on taxes and public utilities rules
The Legislature passes bills to recover delinquent taxes with attachments on personal property. It also regulates life insurance representations, tightens pure food funding, and extends offenses for stealing energy or water. Other measures include library associations uniting with historical groups and a county accounts system.
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Scales of Justice At Anamosa Court Faces Restless Juries
March term at Anamosa district court continues with many cases postponed by lawyers. Haynor will case from Wyoming upheld granting the daughter nearly all estate about 20000 dollars. O C Hunter of Monticello wins claim against Western Union for 170 dollars after Sunday contract issues. Numerous law proceedings follow with guardianships probate and estate actions noted. Financial markets show continued declines as Treasury relief orders total 88000000 since March 4.
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Dawley & Wheeler
No Constitution Change Expected This Year
From the Des Moines Capital a note on the Iowa constitution’s fiftieth anniversary celebration at Iowa City says debate on constitutions continues but no changes are likely this year. Other items include Oxford Mirror reporting G W Lathrop’s improving health and Hopkinton Leader noting Dr L F Cummings returning from Davenport after accompanying Missie Lux for an appendectomy performed by Dr Guthrie.
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