Kendall's Record on Child Welfare in Iowa
Iowa Republicans confront Democratic claims on child welfare while county health data show birth reporting under the 1919 law. The piece credits Sen. Cummins and N. B. Kendall for welfare efforts and recalls early 1900s push for juvenile courts, compulsory education, and child labor laws amid broader state reform.
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Es Moines
State Board of Health
Iowa
Thirty-seventh
General Assembly
Muscatine County
Isaac Les Hillis
Cummins
N. B. Kendall
Albert B. Cummins
Ben Lindsay
Kendall
Neate Kendall
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Gov. Cummins
Child welfare research station urged at university
Senator Cummins and Nate Kendall pushed for establishing a university based child welfare research station as a permanent national and international value, applying pressure to advance the initiative.
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Senator Cummins
Kendall Promises Cleanup in Capitol at Iowa Rally
Avoca Oct. 19 Hon N E Kendall Republican candidate for governor denounces Des Moines corruption revealed by Associated Escking Co investigation. He pledges a clean, economical state administration and strict ethics, promising fearless housecleaning and action against officials tied to stock schemes. The speech also outlines proposed state rent and lease regulations and penalties for violations.
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N. E. Kendall
Republic
State House
Des Moines
Associated Escking Company
Iowa
Cal
Rental Legislation May Come Before State Assembly
Des Moines reports talk of state rental regulation as high rents anger tenants. Attorney Theodore F. Muntz obtained a Wisconsin law on the subject and wrote a digest outlining its preamble noting that housing conditions and impaired freedom of contract justify regulation to protect health morals and public welfare.
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Des Moines
Theodore F. Muntz
Attornney
Court clarifies eviction and penalties for tenant discrimination
The text outlines that denying a tenant due to children faces potential two year imprisonment or a $1,909 fine, or both. It also notes that upon an ouster, the court may stay execution or restitution to achieve justice, or determine the reasonable value of use of the premises and order payment.
Rev A M MIntosh To Live In Independence
Reverend A M MIntosh retires after fourteen years of service and plans to live in Independence with visits to Dallas. He has moved from the ministry and will enjoy a well earned rest while relatives and friends note his long career.
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