Revenue Recovery and Legal Battles Highlight Iowa Notes
Des Moines reports that state auditors recovered about 440000 from counties for delinquent state care charges, with 124853.27 due through 1803 and roughly 30000 remaining. Governor Cummins opposes the Hepburn interstate commerce bill as flawed and costly, while Attorney General Mullan pursues insurance and court challenges on state laws. Also noted: Fort Madison prison sentencing practice, and the death of G. Hamilton of Neola from burns in an accident, with broader coverage of insurance regulation and state rulings.
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Cummins
Mengura
Interstate Fameres Commission
Raul
Ely
Ecree Ofa. Com
Petent Court
Mullan
Supreme Court of the
United States
Mir. Mullen
Iowa
Mullen
Insurance Department
Olice
State
Carroll
Famers Co-Operative Live Stock Assation
Cedar, Rapids
P. Kuhn
J.b.leverlok
Kou
Todd Businessan
Otis Riget
Ees
Anit
Agparimmgas
Hamilton
Neola
Bis A
Russinog
Bt. Petersburg
He Oywih
Senate, House clash over army and district bills in Washington
Senate debates army appropriations and retirement provisions as General Miles’ assignment spurs protest. House advances District of Columbia and military academy measures while rail rate limits prompt Democratic critique of tariff policy. Impeachment case against Judge Swayne unfolds with February deadline.
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Washington
Senate
Have & Umoe
Baveridge
District of Columbia
United States
Charles ‘Swayne
Florida
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
General Miles
Massachusetts
Lodge
Miles
Coumbia
Barker
New York
Williams
Mle
Democratic Party
Anthony Higgins
John M. Thurston
Swayne
Dinko
United
Wigrida
Anna
Gallinger
Bailey
Stewart
Iquor
Indian Territory
Lilly
Georg I Honeat
Magia
Epbophadt
Ign
Feet
Bae
Staccato Tales of Gilbert and Roosevelt Jokes
Fragmented anecdotes recount Gilbert answering who composes and Roosevelt telling a story about a negro minister and chicken thieves. The piece blends jokes on weather in New York and a catechism miscue.
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Roosevelt
William Sanders
Stuer
Battle Creek Citizens Stand Against Labor Union Pressure
A Battle Creek public notice defends workers and employers from union coercion. Citizens' Association vows peaceful, legal labor relations, high wages, and opposition to boycotts, strikes, and intimidation while welcoming new manufacturing to the city under fair terms.
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United States
Dontdts
Taratumi Cereal Co., Ltd
Federations of Labor
W. Post Itojio
Poston
Inter Truat
Nohera Boat
Labor Trust
Post
Neddler
Sven
Union
Bia
Jagt Tor
Syaars
Macias
Seaults
Nny
Battle Creel
Michigan
Whlers
Battle Craek
Actitizens’ Association
Emul
Tuttle Creek
Pla Winjortty
Battle Creek
Citizena' Ass
Uaiona
IMRO
Udg
Ems
Conultlona
Btkady
Eustclatt Reagan
Petecus Bullertog
Ienbierete
Croek
Ollilds
Represanta
Hye
Agrices
Department of Commerce
Bandara Pilce
Citizans' Association
Rat
Ua Creek
Dayton
Ale ‘Ployer
Oltipa
Theis sMate
Lab
Otis
Tener
Warren
Ising
Himaell
Ottern
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Remley
Matt Hunter
Fort Madison
Remoly
Wale
Pauli
London Journal- Tat
Gilberty
Fimo
Mosart
Gilbert
Elong
Cor Arden
Bismaray
MaCtallany
McClellan
Walt
Hetle
Aga'n
Lauiry
Postum
Ander
Americas
Harley
Bugingas
Sisepqoad
M. Righther
Paccuearil
Opie
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