Iowa Governor delivers lengthy address to General Assembly
Des Moines Iowa January 14 Governor B J Carroll presented a long farewell style message to the Thirty fifth General Assembly outlining reforms and budget notes. He backs highway tax workmen compensation and woman suffrage and urges better road planning public utilities reform and expanded normal schools.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Trovernor B. J. Carroll
Thirty-fifth General Assembly of
Inwa
General Assembly
Thirty-third General Assembly
Seasion
Public Utilities Commission
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Better Iowa Schools Commission
State Board of Education
Assembly
Council
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Executive Council
Thirty-fourth General Assembly
Plea for specific duties on iron and steel products
Washington Jan 14 The house Ways and Means Committee heard witnesses on left over iron and steel issues Aluminum and steel, watch movements and machine tools were on the program W H Connor of Cambria Steel described 75 million property and 19000 employees noting calls for specific duties on iron sand steel products He warned against high ferromanganese duties and foreign competition He urged against injuring American capital by a dumping influx The Waltham Watch Company was investigated with EK Fitch testifying the firm could undercut imports and detailing capitalization assets and a past selling agency salaries
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Washington
House Committee of Ways and Means
Iron and Steel
W. H. Connor
Pittsburgh
Cambria Steel Manufacturing Company
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United States Steel Corporation
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Atlantic
Gulf and Seaboard
Watch Trust
Waltham Watch Company
Fitch
Waltham
Mass
City in Brief Tinted Lenses for That Glare of the Snow
Representative A. O. Bernbrook has left for Des Moines. Mrs. H. G. Ludden, ill since Dec. 1, improves slowly. Oliver Chapman and Warren Brown, local lumbermen, travel to Minneapolis for a lumber industry meeting. Mrs. F. D. R. Lathrop and Miss Lewis go to eastern markets for a month. C. W. Chapman Lumber offices move from Lafayette to Marsh Place. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Canfield depart for Panama, stopping in St. Louis to visit Mrs. Canfield’s sister Cal. Sharp relocates to new house at 426 Vermont Street, among three houses on adjoining lots built last fall.
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Des Moines
Board of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
A. O. Bernbrook
H. G. Ludden
Oliver Chapman
Warren Brown
Minneapolis
C. W. Chapman Lumber Company
Lafayette
Marsh Place
P. E. Canfield
Panama
St. Louis
Cal. Sharp
Vermont Street
Lota
Suffered torment with eczema in Lebanon and beyond
A Lebanon resident recalls eighteen years of severe eczema on the thigh and scalp driving nightly itching and sleeplessness. After trying many remedies, Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided relief within minutes of the first application and fully cured the itching and dandruff, with an offer of free samples and a 32-page Skin Book.
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Kample
Ignad
L. R. Fink
Cuticura
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Boston
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