Fortieth Iowa General Assembly Opens With Power Struggles
The Fortieth Iowa General Assembly convenes amid high expectations and uncertainty. Republicans name Joe Anderson for speaker and Price for president pro tem, while committees and staff are chosen. taxation, road funding, and Code revision dominate early agenda amid lobbying by farmers, bankers, and oil interests. Governor Kendall and lawmakers prepare for a clash over Code revision and a possible gasoline tax, with committee appointments due today and inaugural events set for the week.
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Fortieth General Assembly
Iowa
General Assembly
Savery Hotel
Pight
Joe Anderson
Winnebago County
House
Coucaus
Price of
Albia
Senate
B & Rot Clpet
C. Gustavsen
Des Moines
Por
Col
L. W. Ainsworth
ARF
Cnucus
Walter H. Beam
John Hammill
Uris Fortieth
Kendall
40Th General Assembly
Ellows
Hammill
Eady
Hardingig
New York Molly Pitcher Club Urges Prohibition Debate
The Molly Pitcher Club in New York hissed at President Harding after a luncheon when he refused to meet a delegation seeking repeal of the prohibition amendment. Ransom H. Gillett read a president letter claiming such talks would be futile and spark controversy. A club resolution urged the president to receive the delegation and warned of dangers to constitutional government if enforcement remains centralized.
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New York
Jan
Molly Pitcher Club
Harding
Ransom H. Gillett
Poliige
Mr. Gillett
Republic
Alice Carpenter
United States
Washington
Holstein Breeders Plan for Education
The Holstein Friesen association aims to educate breeders through intensive extension work. District fieldmen will serve Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Washington Idaho and Oregon to boost sales and efficient production. The group cites about 50 000 breeders and over 500 000 registered animals in the United States.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Fastest Pursuit Plane in World Shows American Sky Mastery
The Curtiss pursuit plane’s test performance astonishes the Army and Navy. Built with the Detroit racing Curtiss motor and wing radiators, it minimizes air resistance and can be stored for twenty years. It is hailed as America’s first truly fighting ship of design and likely the fastest and most powerful.
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America
Detroit
American steam shovels raze Paris fortifications fast
American steam shovels left by the American army in France accelerate the demolition of Paris old city walls. Destruction could finish in five years instead of twenty five, prompting talk of annexing suburbs like Houlogne Neuilly Levallois Saint Denis Pantin Charenton Vincennes Ivry to Paris and shared costs for site improvements.
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Paris
Mall
France
Old City
Department
Besdes
Tanlac Supports 15 Pound Gain Claims by Resident
Misa Julia L. Reidy of 152 E Ohio St Chicago reports finishing a fourth Tanlac bottle and gaining fifteen pounds. She credits relief from gastritis heartburn and weakness to the tonic and says it improved appetite sleep and mood, restoring health for theater and lake outings.
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Misa Julia L. Reidy
Ohio St
Chicago
Ill
Taniac
Tanlac
Tanlac Ad Promotes High Opinion and Sales Record
The cheerful testimony claims Tanlac keeps a person in good humor despite many apartment duties. It asserts high regard for the tonic and notes that over 35 million bottles have been sold, with Tanlac available at all reputable druggists.
By No Means A Kise Speaks All Languages
A Nashville Tennessean feature notes a speaker who claims fluency across languages but costs differ by talk type. The piece reflects on linguistic reach and value in public discourse.
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Nashville
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Foley
Foley’'S Honey & Tar
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Cabinet
Externas & Electric Co
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Washington, Iowa
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