Income Tax Amendment Sparks Tariff Reform Debate
Senators Cummins Aldrich and Bacon clash over income tax and tariff revision. Cummins argues an income tax enables tariff reform without harming revenue, while Aldrich opposes it, fearing higher taxes on wealth and hitting funds for protection. The exchange frames a broader battle over taxation equity and rates.
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Bopster Cumming
Taft
Bacon
Georgia
Aldrich
New Jersey
Cumming
Tle
Register and
Washington
Renator Cumming
Iowa
Cummins
Sanisarien
le Tree Ries
Uae
Benator Cummina
Congress
Berator Aldrich
Banks Must Pay Checks Ruling Questions Bank Rights
Judge Brewen of Des Moines rules that banks cannot refuse to cash checks when the drawer has sufficient funds in the bank. The decision in the case of Alex Buchanan & Sons against Century Savings Bank concerns 8000 in unpaid checks by Louis Hough. The ruling challenges bank discretion and questions depositor rights amid debtor distress and bankruptcy concerns.
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Brewen
Des Moines
Alex Buchanan & Sons
Century Savings Bank
Louis Hough
Hough
Sesso
Bank Powers and Depositor Rights in Check Payments
The passage debates bank discretion in honoring checks during normal and distressed times. It notes that banks may refuse payments drawn in good faith, questions security for depositors, and points to a disputed case about Hough’s funds in a savings bank. Observers expect Supreme Court guidance on these issues.
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Hough
Supreme Court
Curfew Law Urged As Essential For Girls In Cities
Des Moines Tribune argues curfew enforcement is needed mainly for girls after dusk, noting five girls for every boy on streets and questioning who bears blame for youths’ after dark presence. Editor calls attention to authorities in teaching cities considering curfew measures and suggests applying curfew law.
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Des Moines Tribune
Frustration Over Youth Misconduct and Parental Blame
The passage argues that many young girls go astray and that parents bear much responsibility for the problem. It contends that parents who should be guarding their children loudly denounce laws that allow the situation to persist, suggesting a perceived link between lax oversight and juvenile trouble.
County News Notes from Kossuth and Adjoining Counties
Peter F. Gappa son of Matt Gappa formerly Whittemore now Emmetsburg died April 20 buried Whittemore Catholic Cemetery April 22. David K. Lincoln forty years Ft Dodge resident died April 24 native of New York merchant in St. Dodge since 1869. Funeral held Wednesday conducted by Christian Science church. Mrs George Devine died Livermore last week Monday formerly Irvington moved to Livermore less than a year ago. She was nearly 20 and leaves three children and husband. Burial at Irvington Thursday. Mrs Herman Drawe of Whittemore died last Wednesday morning age 45 born in Germany lived in Kossuth county 15 years, home Lotts Creek township. Family moved into Whittemore last winter. Five small children and husband mourn. Funeral ties from Lutheran church last re
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Kossuth
Peter F. Gappa
Matt Gappa
Whittemore
Emmetsburg
David K. Lincoln
Ft. Dodge
New York State
St. Dodge
Germany
Kossuth County
Lotts Creek Township
Lutheran Church
Hobart School Closed For Alice Britt Funeral
Hobart shut Tuesday of that week due to the funeral of Alice Britt. Miss Clara Matthews helped care for her grandmother Mrs. Gould of Irvington who has paralysis. Mr and Mrs James Britt thank all who aided them during Alice’s illness and death. Reports of whooping cough and scarlet fever disease near Hobart were mentioned, though the scarlet fever report was likely inaccurate.
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Hobart
Alice Britt
Clara Matthews
Gould
Irvington
James Britt
Alice
Advert for Stock and Meat Market Help Wanted
A reader in Algona advertises stock loss claim and seeks pasture for about 25 head of stock during the season. Inquiries directed to the Algona Meat Market on East State Street for details and placement near the city.
Social notes of Algona clubs and weddings
The Halesca club visits Mr and Mrs F Hendrick, Mire. Dana Sheetz hosts luncheon for ladies, the 500 club gathers at Howland Smith's, and a Knights of Pythias dance occurs in Adams Block. The Monday club meets in the library to discuss Neronesse. Daisy Elizabeth Tilton and Clarence Wilber Cook plan a wedding at Tilton home. Invitations issued for an At Home at Judge Quarton residence. 500 club hosts a turkey dinner and dancing at Woodman hall with harp orchestra. Elderly Ladies Birthday Club forms to honor Mrs Almy and Mrs S B French on her 70th birthday anniversary.
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Halesca Club
F . Hendrick
Dana Sheetz
Howland Smith
Knights of Pythias
Adams Block
Neronesse
B. F. Tilton
West Fof
Daisy Elizabeth Tilton
Clarence Wilber Cook
W. B. Quarton
J. T. Chrischilles
W. Dingley
Lida Cole
Judge Quarton
Woodman Hall
Harp
Algona
Almy
S. B. French
Irvington Local Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Mrs Bert Bedell is on the sick list Nels Peterson moved to Randall Town A lecture Saturday evening was a success Charles Simmons is carpentry in this vicinity Horace Parsons of Hagle Grove is there looking after this farm Mr and Mrs Wesley Dutton and Mr and Mrs Robert Smith spent Sunday in Irvington Mr and Mrs John Moreton of Texas have been here visiting Moreton's mother Dunn and Devine have put up cave troughs on J L Bedell and Arthur Leubke homes now on Dr J R Adraatrone's residence
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Charles Simmons
Horace Parsons
Hagle Grove
Wesley Dutton
Robert Smith
Irvington
John Moreton
Texas
Mr. Moreton
Dunn and
Devine
J. L. Bedell
Arthur Leubke
J. R. Adraatrone
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Brussels
Dyper
Republican Shearer & Haggard
M. P. Haggard
Society Notes
F A. J. Lillie
Bert Bedell
Nels Peterson
Randall
E. J
Muscatel
Crawford
Patterson & Son
Inter
Wehdler Bros
Opticians
Big White
Campbell Automobi
Gentlemen's Roadsters
Rurnabouts
FARGO
Loma
Candy Kid
Algona Ice Cream & Candy Kitchen
Larry Cigar CO
Algona, Jowa
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