Senate Gloge Highlights Tight Races Over Key Legislation
Des Moines reports the forty first Iowa general assembly faces evenly split factions in vital votes on budget appropriations and federal aid. The Reed bill to drop two thirds for confirming governor appointments faces a likely close test Thursday with Buser led economy group aiming to block it.
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Des Moines
Forty-first General Assembly
Brookins
Senate
Carl Reed
Cresco
Buser
Muscatine
Brookhart
Washington
Browne
Jackson
Reed
Stoddard
Woodbury
Haske
Linn
Good Roads
Hammill
Reed Plan
Economy
Holden
Highway Commission
Merritt Greene
State Board of Education
Seconomy
Stoddard and Associates
Supreme Court to rule on Ponzi like losses in Iowa case
Miss Ennis Boggs and others face a Delaware county appeal as the Iowa Supreme Court weighs who bears losses from a Florida based real estate and loan scheme. The case Harris v Warner et al centers on Miss Boggs once trusted with funds from Manchester residents. Speech focuses on burdens of loss in the given allegations and court proceedings.
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Manchester
Supreme Court of Town
Towa
Ponzi
Koretz
Delaware County District Court
Harris Vs
Rey Evients
Co. B. Harris
Charley Warner
Ryan
Woman credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health
A Vermont woman Mrs L A Gunmann writes she was weak and nervous but after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and now works nine hours a day. The ad claims three generations of success and promotes the remedy for female ills.
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Green Mountain State
Vermont
L. A. Gunmann
Union Village
Lydia ie _Pinkham
Lydia BH. Pinkham
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Restores Health After Indigestion
A hurt narrator suffers fever and abdominal pain from indigestion and gases. He spends his last cent on doctors with no relief until a judge brother lends a bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, whose first dose brings relief and claims to cleanse the intestinal tract. The ad promises a money back guarantee if not convinced. Cadverti.
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Mayr
Cadverti
Note and Mortgage In Dispute Involving Miss Boggs and Warner Case
The involved parties include Miss Boggs, Mr. Harris, and Mrs. Hilal Robinson of Jacksonville. A legal controversy centers on payment of the unpaid balance due on notes the Warners turned over to the court for the benefit of a named beneficiary.
Court case weighs fraud loss on initiator at supreme court
Judge George W. Wood ruled for Mr Harris in the trial. The appeal argues that when two innocent parties face loss the fraud originator should bear it. M. J. Yoran and C. H. Doolittle of this city will argue the case orally before the supreme court.
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George W. Wood
Mr. Harris
M. J. Yoran
C. H. Doolittle
Supreme Court
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