Assembly Session Limited To One In Four Years Plan
Des Moines reports a bill by Senator J O Shafi to limit Iowa legislature to one session every four years. The proposal faces constitutional hurdles and doubtful odds this session. Also discussed are a gas tax bill split between primary and secondary roads and measures tied to the Pittsburgh steel pricing issue. Senate support shows pro highway momentum, while anti highway groups retreat.
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Des Moines
Httle
Iowa
J. O. Shafi
Clifton County
Montana
Pittsburgh
Kendall
Gibson
House
Senate
Five drastic dry laws placed on Iowa statutes
Des Moines March 26 Special putting teeth into the dry laws of the state has been one of the Fortieth general assembly activities With national prohibition came the statute books there was a notion that most of the liquor legislation was over The legislature has passed five dry laws drastic in scope These include making possession of home brew or stills unlawful authorizing search warrants when such materials may be formed a person selling liquor causing death to another guilty of manslaughter making a persistent violator of liquor laws a repeat offender imposing a 1000 dollar fine or a year in prison for drunken driving The MacIntosh bill prohibiting possession of materials or equipment for making liquor was amended to require intent or unlawful purposes and its application to home brew makers remains debated
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Death of Senator W H Berry Shocks Indianola Officials
Sen W H Berry, a Republican former member of the Forty second district in the Twenty seventh and Twenty sixth general assemblies, died of heart disease at his Indianola home. He was 70. He was found in the office hallway after leaving Dr Parks feeling unwell. Survived by his widow and son John L Berry.
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Senator Berry Noted Banker Lawyer and College Figure
Publisher of the Indianola Record notes Senator Berry as a Worth’s Savings bank stockholder and longtime lawyer after leaving politics. He was prominent for work at Simpson College and was one of the …
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Indianola Record
Senator Berry
Worth's Savings Bank
Simpson College
Radio Concerts From WOC Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport station WOC broadcasts concerts on multiple meters and times on March 27. Highlights include Beethoven selections, soprano and contralto solos, violin pieces, piano solos, and orchestral items with artists like Lorena Kehoe Paula Smith and Beatrice Zoninger. Viscount iascelles noted as a collector of old glass.
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Davenport
Weatner
Getas
Tri-City
WGY
General Electric
Schenectady
Paula Fikke
Sole
Ruanjo
Jotan Zwack
ActebDrpaniet
Sala
Lanri
Les McKenna
Worsal
Winteraitz
Elizabeth En Tia
Stickles
Beatrica Z2nvingeor
Fescarpoleie
Bamnes
Elizabeth Kells
Leo McKeana
Original Statehouse Board of Parole Member Ills
Fragmentary report notes a board of parole member who fell ill and was removed to a Methodist hospital. He had been stationed at the Statehouse about a month, was appointed April 4, 1907, and served until 1919. The garbled text mentions illness and hospital care during service.
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Fancy White Goods Spring Fabrics On Sale Tuesday
White goods sale offers 36 inch lingerie voiles batistes nainsook and longcloth in flesh pink maize blue and white. Includes 63 inch Indian Head and 36 inch black sateen with new King Tut and Oni fabrics upcoming leaders for summer. Tuesday prices range from 39 to 50 cents per yard with bolts available.
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