Iowa Senate okays nepotism ban amid labor bills
In Des Moines the Iowa Senate passed Chase nepotism reform by a strong vote as part of a broader session weighing labor and education measures. The bill, aimed at prohibiting hiring relatives for public offices, faces house action. exemptions for county officers sparked debate and could alter coverage. SenateFile 37 0 0 0.
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State Banks Show Remarkable Gains to Deposits for Year
Des Moines reports from the state auditor’s office show state banks increased deposits by 81,051,493.78 over the past year with most growth occurring between February 18 and the end of January. The savings banks also posted assets of 503,484,094.94 and total deposits of 5427,407,?0.52, while capital stock rose by 1,008,000 and there was a decrease in some financial figures. The report notes a year’s rise in bank numbers to 44 and an average helped by the VETERE organization.
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Lobbyists Busy On Oko Measured Legislative Battle
The road bill fight in Iowa stalls after a compromise measure appears to die in committee. Johnston, Elwood, Larson, and Wall figures clash over highway oversight and bond issues while lobbyists press both sides. Commissioners fear loss of control as Gov. warding allies weigh votes amid looming floor action.
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Iowa Senators Cummins Kenyon Under Fire In Joint Resolution
Iowa legislators criticized the armed neutrality stance of United States Senators Cummins and Kenyon. A Rayburn resolution condemns their actions and asserts Iowa’s majority support for presidential power in wartime, while some officials defend the senators. The measure proceeds. debate centers on minority rule versus majority will, with officials split on immediate judgment.
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Daughter Bombards Father With Ancient Eggs
Des Moines report alleges Elizabeth 4 assaulted her father W Kitman 55 of Sioux Mapids, wielding eggs inside the stock powder company building. Police say the girl, who fainted, fled and was aided by bystanders as Kitman and his wife face separate maintenance issues.
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Committee Favors 150000 Fund for Orthopedic Work
The Iowa City state university hospital project gains support as the House appropriation committee, voting 31 to 6, reports out a bill for 150000 to expand care for disabled and crippled children. Advocates highlight remarkable orthopedic cures and ongoing Perkins law treatment reaching 800 children. Administrators Wormley and Klinker backed the measure in committee.
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Blase Blasts River Ice To Protect Dam
The Electric Light and Power Company blasts ice 33 inches thick in the Shell Rock River above the dam to prevent damage as the river ice moves downstream. The river ice is unusually thick this year and the work aims to avert flooding or structural harm.
Telegraph-Herald stock goes to Joseph C Quigley
The will of Patrick J. Quigley publisher of the Telegraph-Herald was filed for probate. The personal property and the main stock went to his son Joseph C. Quigley of Dubuque. A block of 200 shares went to F W Woodward business manager, who becomes executor without bond. Trustees for several hundred dollars bequests are named for Quigley household servants. No change in management or policy expected.
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Gale claims prominent Iowa lawyer dies in Muscatine fall injuries
Muscatine Iowa March 7 after injuries from a fall two weeks earlier Henry Kayne a leading Iowa attorney died yesterday He was among the pioneer lawyers in the state Iowa farmer commits suicide Charles Sommers a well known farmer aged 0 at Iowa City March 7 lethal act follows illness Desperation noted by relatives
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Labor Leaders Run For Offices In Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Indiana March 7 Fort Dodge will hold two elections Monday the city primary and the school election Mayor John Ford and Councilmen C St Smith and J W Collins seek a fourth term. J Busby leads the Labor ticket which includes W C Kehns president of the Trades and Labor assembly and J W Collins for councilmen.
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Citizens' ticket heads Fort Dodge council race
M White leads the Citizens' ticket with A H Northrup and J B Kilers as councilmanic candidates. Fort Dodge operates under the commission form of government. Team lost, driver saved. Dubuque, Ja March 7. While returning from the Wisconsin side of
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Wagon Team of Beutin Co. Drowns in Mississippi River
A Frank Beutin company wagon load of willows sank in the Mississippi River after breaching a shallow ice sheet. The team and wagon disappeared in 12 feet of swift water while the teamster escaped by leaping from the wagon as the horses broke through.
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Man Dies After Firestart Accident Near Cottage
March 7 report from Mississippi Dubuque states Oscar Howell, 56, a fisherman from Dubuque, was badly burned yesterday while attempting to start a fire with his wife in a cottage kitchen stove. He died from the injuries.
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