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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1921

Page

7

Refunds on Junked Cars Questioned by County Treasurer

Ed Madigan questions legality of secretary of state W. G. Ramsay’s refunds for junked cars in Black Hawk county. $260.20 total refunds, $169.20 for junked vehicles. rest from mismodeled registrations and clerical errors. 9,900 vehicles registered in 1921. 9,021 autos, 654 trucks, 225 motorcycles. All 1922 registrations due this month to avoid penalties.

W. G. Ramsay Ed Madigan Mr. Madigan Secretary of State Automobile Department Madigans Cecil Lanning Des Moines Dispatch Evening Courier Madigan Black Hawk County Namsay Cara Black Hawk

Clarkson Plans Test of Kansas Industrial Court Law

Des Moines reports John Clarkson long-time attorney for the Iowa United Mine Workers outlines a plan to challenge Kansas industrial court law. He helped carry the case to Kansas Supreme Court but the court ruled against it. now he aims to take the matter to the U S Supreme Court. Clarkson previously enjoyed freedom of the Iowa General Assembly during Dr Kimes industrial court measure in the Thirty-ninth General Assembly.

Des Moines John Clarkson Iowa United Mine Workers of America Indianapolis Industrial Court Law of Kansas Supreme Court of Kansas United States Supreme Court Iowa General Assembly Kime Thirty-ninth General Assembly

Record of Clarkson’s dramatic speech on lobbyist rule

The scene covers Clarkson moving through the House chamber urging enforcement of the rule against lobbyists during session. He appealed to the speaker in a dramatic bid to have the rule enforced, prompting Clarkson to leave the room before the sergeant at arms acted. The report notes his speeches amid the controversy.

Str. Clarkson Clarkson Mr. Clarkson

Child Almost Strangled Mother Recommends Foley's Honey and Tar

Mrs G Grab of 3116 Washington Ave New Orleans writes that her child’s cough nearly caused strangling but Foley's Honey and Tar relieved it. The ad claims the product reaches the seat of trouble clears mucus heals inflamed surfaces loosens chest tightness and checks croup whooping cough bronchial and flu coughs. Sold everywhere.

G. Grab Washington Ave New Orleans Foley

Webster county records on Dr Kime and the mulct law repeal

The text notes Dr Kime as a legislative candidate in Webster county and highlights Mr Clarkson in the senate citing his role in introducing and pushing a bill to repeal the mulct law, resulting in Iowa becoming dry. The fragment references political actions and state policy change.

Webster County Kime Clarkson Senate Iowa

Attorney friends recall Kendall era cases at Albia

The passage notes two men who were long time friends and who faced Gov Kendall in court before national prohibition. One resided in Albia and the other served as his opponent in many cases, highlighting their warm personal relationship despite legal rivalry.

Albia Gov. Kendall

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