Carrolls Message to Legislature Urges Major Reforms in Iowa
Governor B F Carroll presents the 1911 biennial message to the Iowa General Assembly urging reform of tax laws, primary elections, state printing, public utilities, and road building. He calls for a revenue code commission, abolition of state printer and binder offices, a five member public utilities commission, and centralized supervision of several state departments. He notes inheritance and income tax themes, prison reform, and better highway funding.
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Tax
Uttilties Commission
Des Moines
B. F. Carroll
General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
Thirty-fourth General Assembly
Executive Council
Acarcely
Weill
Congress
United States
Belves
Polk County
Tat
Mr. Bryan
Dotley
Rhames
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Supreme Fourt Seventy-Six Coum Assembly
Board of Supervisors
New York
Wisconsin
Council Blutts
Davenport
Rock
Connell Bluffs
Clinton
Tho
Council Bluffs
Port Madison
Hawkeye
Dubuque
Sioux Ciy
Montezuma
Malcom
Brooklyn
Grinnell
Poweshiek County
Dolliver
Ft. Dodge
Agite
United States Senate
Lafayette Young
A. J. Small
Law Library
New Town
Thirtieth General Assembly
Isis
State Board of Education
State University
Lowa
Imaurancea
Rivalry ends in duel over Lucy Boughton turns deadly
John Andrews and Tom Hutchins duel in a wood over Lucy Boughton. They fight until exhausted when a bull chases Lucy, a heroic bystander drives the bull off. Lucy mocks their fight as she is saved, declaring she is claimed by the rescuer, leaving the rivals in dirt and defeat.
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John Andrews
Tom Hutchins
Lucy Boughton
Lucy
Andrewe
Hutchins
John
Tom
Jack
Drm
Death
Lacy
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Carroll
Saya
Good Roads and Public Utilities Commission
Tles
Supreme Court
Board of Control
Board of Parole
Fort Madison
Anamosa
Fish and Game Department
Regielatura
Board of Death