World and Local Reflections in Monticello Opinion
The Monticello Express discusses the gasoline tax battle with the Chicago Tribune and Herald Examiner, notes wage rises since 1914, and argues for thrift amid overproduction. It highlights Generalissimo Foch’s death, Wanamaker estate details, and lineage of wealth.
Legislature Sifts Bills as Committees Take Charge
Sifting committees in the Iowa legislature were named in both chambers and now handle all calendars and bills not yet acted on. The system aims to speed work before end of session, with a steering committee guiding priority measures and a push to advance road programs through bonding or anticipatory warrants.
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Senate
House
Benson
Clayton
C. G. Cole
Delaware
Frank Shane
Wapello
J. O. Shaff
Clinton
F. C. Gilchrist
Pocahontas
J. G. Merritt
Greene
Charles S. Rogers
Grundy
W. S. Baird
Pottawattamie
T. E. Moen
Lyon
Harry NM. Green
M. R. McCaulley
Calhoun
L. W. Hall
C J. Orr
Claxton
G. E. Miller
Sheller
H. A. Matthews
Des Moines
L. B. Forsling
Woodbury
E. O. Ellsworth
Hardin
General Assembly
Joe Johnson
Allen
Hunt
Ballew
Ruteve
Ditto
Lichty
McCreery
Patison
Elliott
P Plan Action
Iowa
United States
House of Representatives
State Supreme Court
Setoin
Supreme Court
Rovernor
Hammill
Bergman
Senate Committee On On
Brookins
Floyd County
Costhis
du S
Domafts Association
Axsure
Early Iowa Legislature Screens Bills for Floor Action
An Iowa lawmaker sees several hundred bills die at birth as committees select the most important for reporting to the floor. The rest are placed in the legislative rag bag and sold for junk.
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Iowa
Hogs rise and stocks fall this season
The Indianola Record notes rising hog prices and falling stock values while expressing mixed views on Hoover's influence. It sympathizes with speculators profiting on paper gains and urges prudent land use by planting trees instead of leaving land idle.
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Indianola Record
Hoover
Instilling Respect for Law in Hoover Administration
Trustworthy reports say the Hoover administration will not pursue sensational drives against violators of the prohibition law but will seek general respect for law through public appeals educational efforts and reforms in federal court procedure. The Daily News has noted this policy and highlights Hoover’s practice of gaining voluntary public cooperation through reason and humanity.
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Byron Allen
Pocahontas County
State Supreme Court
Chicago
Hoover
Daily News
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Jonson
Oklahoma
Federal Farm Board
Congress
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Wapello County
Washington
Dickinson
Tenth Town
Calvert
Devlin Millinery
Ballibundl
Paris
Visca
Bangkok
South Bend Mallable
South Bend
Roberts’ Hardware
Bend. Roberts, Prop
Scotch Grove
Ficher
F.o.b
Pontiac
Mich
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General Motors
R. H. Balster
Ney
Pontiac Ouvenue
Wollenberger
Wollenberger & Co
Union
Wollenberger & CO. Investment Bankers
la Salle Street
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