Thirty seventh Iowa assembly charted liberal reforms and war measures
The Thirty-seventh Iowa General Assembly is praised as historically liberal with wartime needs prompting higher appropriations and broad state activity. It enacted many progressive bills including municipal bonds, city and town powers, school funding, and a wave of public welfare and infrastructure measures, with numerous laws signed or awaiting the governor's action.
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Yes Moines
General Assembly
Walt
Starzinger
Stager
Des Moines
Njessen
Randall
Weaver
Shortess
Larson
Elwood
Dean
Kimball
Gilleys and Towns
Fleck
Schrup
Evans
Parker
Everamyer
Ling
Broxam
Gtone
Horch Ceiments
Wade Tforian
Rave
Iaeaton
Jirdis
Trom
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Wadiyn
Wilson
Adams
Jopes
BF Woutar
Kimbompealgs
Tts
Foster
Stone and Miller
Offica
Ang
Anddrogas
Fonds
Etmetwanagen Plaby
Neil
Lfe
Durbin
Gy Findlay
Dilbert
Iowa City
Santee
Uhesne
Wilson of
Mitchell
Aidnifor
Ely Hegrrington
Grifith
Inigturbay
Autoti
Yehi
Mahaska
Grffin
Wity Harrington
Dudge
Thirteenth Judicial
Eleventh Judicial
Lake
Y 'Epfe
Groui
Cites
Haskall
Whitmore
Balkamas
Lindly— Xing
Matariale
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Levy Bata Blis
Team Bollerg
Amitchett
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Lawmaker Proposals and Budget Items in State Assembly
A sweeping list of appropriations and bills proposes state actions from appointing a registrar of vital statistics to funding for rail, drainage, and agricultural education. Measures cover salaries, bonds, school funding for the blind and deaf, juror rules, and highway policing, with votes on constitutional amendments and defense-related spending.
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Ly Molsmer
Iowa
Germany
Board of Control
Dy White
State Railroad Commission
Enger
Office
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Frailey
Railroad Commission
Parker
Schrup
Rateliti
Rateliff
Ryington
Boards of Supervisors
Smith
Dy Foster
Kimball
Kimballs
Hale
Grout
Helmer
Judiciary Committee
National Guard
Us Military Affairs Committee
Ames
Iowa City
Arney
Whitmore
Wilson
Two Big Railroad Fires Ravage Clinton and Cra ton
Fires broke out within the same hour destroying two Clinton Pires roundhouses and thirteen locomotives. Chicago & Northwestern lost its Clinton roundhouse while Great Western at Cra ton burned to the ground, causing extensive losses estimated around a quarter of a million dollars. Authorities mobilized a large response as crews fought the blazes and investigated possible suspects.
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Clinton
Pires
al Mos
Eaus
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Craton
Iieids
Gamagel
Joseph
Asiateat
Barcal
Woman Recovers After Two Years of Illness
Mrs Jos O Bryan of Chicago reports two years of female trouble left her unable to walk. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and health. The ad claims the product treats displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities periodic pains backache bearing down feet ing indigestion dizziness and nervous prostration.
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Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia IE. Pinkham
Lydia IE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mra
Jos. O'Bryan
Newport Ave
Lil
Life Preservers Improved For Submarine Warfare
The article notes lifesaving advances due to buoy attached electric flash lamps on lifebuoys. It describes how passengers on ships at sea will see bright indicators when buoy contact occurs, aiding rescuers in locating survivors at night. It highlights past incidents where sailors signaled rescuers using lamps after torpedo attacks.
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Cies
Fragmented reminiscences of slum battles reveal a brave captain
A fractured reminiscence recalls a soldierly tale of a young Captain Hse who could never be worsted in warfare. The scene describes a rapid sprint by the Malian company and a shouted budget warning from a rushing bystander, mingling memory with chaotic dialogue.
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Aise Pone
Ile Maliant
Busiteysida
Ethan Ie
Bey
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