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Frida
Pella
Tax assessment rows on Iowa railroads spark reform cries
The executive council faces scrutiny over railway property valuations under Iowa law. Reformer Herriott accuses the council of protecting certain lines, claiming years of hidden deliberations and tax losses to citizens. He cites secret sessions and uneven assessments favoring major lines like C N W and C B Q while opposing Rock Island interests.
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Snow
Executive Council
Commonwealth
Herriott
Council Chamber
Secretary of State
Star Chamber
Mpage Snr
RL & P
M. & St. Paul
John
Rock I
Northwestern
Burlington
Flubbard
Blythe
Rock Island
Cuimains
Pinaneicr Shaw
Crawford County
Heaven and Earth
Herriot
Iowa
Herriott Bean
Hander
C. & Now
ROE & PP
Cummins
Igan
Rocky Island
Hubbard
State House
Rock Island Railroad
Railroads' Tax Fight Highlights Iowa Political Rot
The piece denounces Iowa's executive council for favoring railroad interests over taxpayers, arguing the council ignored market values and used biased methods. It cites Reformers like Herriott and Factory themes of corruption, urging voters to decide on a state issue shaped by railroad influence.
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John Serriott
Iam
Remy
Herriott
Gars
Furth
Lowe
Cuttimins
Hubbard
Blythe
Supreme Court
F. Q. Stuart
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