Gasoline tax passes in Iowa Senate heads to House
Iowa lawmakers moved the gasoline tax bill from the senate to the house after final passage. The measure by Sen Bergman would levy two cents per gallon to fund primary and secondary road projects, with funds split equally among road systems.
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Associated Press
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Bergman
Jasper County
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Muscatine
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Nelson Shinn
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Slemmons
Iowa
Ilinois
Brittain
Girls Basketball State Tourney Set for Perry
The state girls basketball tournament will be held in Perry on Friday and Saturday. Four district winners will contest the title in a round robin format with Muscatine representing the southeast after beating Corydon 24 to 20, Ida Grove northwest, Aylington northeast, and Perry southeast.
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Corydon
Corydor
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Southeast
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Aylington
Ottumwa
Boone
Coolidge Urges Steps Toward Metal Limitation Conference
President Coolidge told Secretary Kellogg to begin two phase work toward a new metal limitation conference. Phase one would finalize technical naval limitation details and phase two would informally gauge other powers for the proposed conference.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Kellogg
Sanitation Improves After Storm Across Region
In the storm's wake, rebuild efforts progress and sanitation improves. Warm weather aids the rapid construction of hundreds of dwellings while aid workers assist thousands. Water supplies are monitored and anti-diphtheria toxin rushed to Carbonville relief center. Relief funds news and a $1.5 million legislative package support recovery, with graves registration completed and plans to start road work for temporary employment.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Southern
Hinds
Indiana
Carbonlale
Linoif
Arbuckle to Wed Actress Doris Deane Tonight in San Marino
Roscoe Arbuckle plans to marry Doris Deane this evening at her mother's home in San Marino California. The ceremony may be overseen by Judge J W Crawford after clergy changes caused by scheduling conflicts. Arbuckle says no plan changes are expected despite earlier wedding date uncertainties.
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Ed Prem Calif
R ¢ Arbuckle
Coman
Doris Deane
Ation Picture
San Farino
Arbuckle
J. Whitcomb Broucher
San Marino
J. W . Summerfield
Iluch J. Crawford
Eighty Candidates Seek Seats Today in Ulster Congress
In Belfast Ireland on March 24 about eighty candidates race for the 52 Ulster parliament seats with 49 unionists 12 nationalists and 9 republicans in the field Joseph Devlin nationalist leader backs nationalist entry and may take a seat if elected Secretary Craig Ulster premier and Eamonn de Valera republican leader were returned unopposed for County Down.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Ireland
Joseph Devlin
Craig
Eamonn de Valera
County Down
Co operation Is Need of Farmers Declares Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary Willam M Jardine argues that farmer prosperity rests on cooperative effort to improve marketing, credit, and distribution. He urges less partisan bickering, more unity, and expansion of cooperative grain and shipping associations to stabilize farming as a business.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, B
Willam M. Jardne
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Dr. Jardine
Kansas
Brookhart Defends Senate Victory Against GOP Challenge
Senator Smith W. Brookhart denied allegations he deserted the Republican Party to win the U S Senate last year. He called the state central committee's protest a dishonest conspiracy and asserted voters statewide supported his platform and principles. The committee claims to challenge his seating, while Brookhart argues the committee lacks power to remove a ballot entry and seeks to tilt law for private gain.
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Des Moines
United States Senate
Smith W. Brookhbart
Republican State Central Committee
Senate
Brookhart
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Iowa
Republican Party
State Central Committee
B. B. Burnqnuist
H. E. Spangler
Burnquist
Spangler
Senato
Towa
Aw Re
Senator Jones to Visit South America on Shipping Study
Senator Jones Republican of Washington sails Saturday for Brazil Argentina Paraguay Uruguay and possibly Chile to study shipping conditions. He is accompanied by his wife. On return he will draft a shipping bill to separate the functions of the shipping board and the fleet corporation.
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Washington
Jones
South America
Brazil
Agentina
Paraguay
Uruguay
Chile
Senate Commerce Committee
Shipping Board
Fleet Corporation
Fisherman shows 75 pound catfish from Mississippi bank
Clinton Iowa dispatch reports Postmaster Ed Olde of Albany Illinois claims season’s top catch. He found a 75 pound catfish near the river shore after a motor boat propeller appeared to stun the fish. The specimen measures 12 inches across the head and 51 inches long.
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Agseneister
Clinton
Ed Olde
Albany
Mississippi River
Young man jailed after fatal beating of father
In Lincoln, March 24, Ware Albert Ware died at a local hospital after a blow with a club during an attack by his son Lester Ware who is now in jail. The mother described the injury as a concussion of the brain from the assault.
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Lincoln
Lsa Ware
Albert Ware
Soviet Cancels Sinclair Oil Concession in Sakhalin
March 24 report states the Soviet government voided via Moscow court the Sinclair Oil Company concession on Sakhalin Island for alleged breach of terms. Harry S. Sinclair plans to contest to salvage the concession. General counsel G. T. Stanford announced the move.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Sinclair of Company
Sinclair
Cheyenne Wye
Harry S. Sinclair
Sakhalien
G. T. Stanford
Sinclair Company
Germans Tell Polish Sympathizers to Exit Germany
WARSAW March 24 The German government invites all residents who declared Polish nationality to leave German territory by August 1 or face expulsion. Polish authorities prepare to receive the returnees in accordance with the German Polish convention signed in Vienna last August.
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Warsaw
Vienna
Germany
Philippine officials urge curbs on disorderly campaign activities
Manila reports instructions to provincial governors to draft laws preventing disorder during the June 9 elections. Municipal councils are urged to ban joint meetings and time meetings apart, amid tension between the Nacionalista Consolidate and Democrata parties. Senators Quezon and Osmena are not candidates.
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Manila
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Nacionalista
Collectista
Democrata
Electon
Manuel L. Quezon
Sergio Osmena
House Works in Secret in Iowa Budget Session
Des Moines March 24 in a secret session the Iowa House began work on the state appropriations bill covering July 1 1925 to June 30 1927 amid budget driven secrecy. The adjutant general allocation was set at 514 315 with funds for the Iowa National Guard Camp Dodge the War roster commission and pension funds among items outlined.
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Mreroy State House
Des Moines
House
Carter
Hague
Adjutant General
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Algona Man to Lead Eleventh Rotary District Governor
Algona insurance man Al Falkenhainer was nominated without opposition to become the next Governor of the Eleventh Rotary district. Formal election is at the International Rotary meeting in June, with he succeeding H O Bordman of Marshalltown. The convention rejected plans to split the district and kept the current boundaries, including Iowa except the western tier.
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Dpreen
Fort Dodge
al" Falkenhainer
Algona Insurance
Rotary
Falkenhainer
International Rotary
HO Bordman
Marshalltown
Stamp Collectors Boss Reports Postage Stamp Sale
Washington on March 24 details the March 1 first day sale at the Philatelic Agency of the Harding half cent stamp and the 11 percent stamped envelope drawing mixed demand. Total receipts reached $2,446 from about 150000 items.
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Washington
Salea
Harding
Post Office Department
Philtel
Philippine party battles loom ahead of 1922 elections
The Nacionalista Consolidado holds majorities in both houses while six-year term seats are chosen this year. Democrata leaders promise strong inroads and a possible shift in control. Local issues focus on independence for the Philippine Islands.
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Nacionalista Consolidado
Democrata
Philippine Islands
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