Cummins Digest Analyzes Transporation Act Of 1920
Des Moines Sept 17 Senator A B Cummins presents a digest of the transportation act of 1920 prepared for the Republican national campaign committee. He argues the act was a nonpartisan effort designed to stabilize rail service, outlines funding plans, the railroad labor board, rate adjustments, and the goal of ensuring adequate equipment and service while avoiding partisan influence. He notes Democratic input in the bill’s framing and emphasizes forward steps for labor disputes and national transport needs.
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Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
Republican National Campaign Committee
Iowa
Cummins
Congress
Interstate Commerce Committee
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Atlee Parmerene
Ohio
Mooney
Parmeny
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cummins Iscugses
Emrde
Eve Pidvers
Mrs J B Sargent Dies Quietly in Manchester Home
Mrs J B Sargent died overnight at her Manchester home after a prolonged illness. Born Delia Rector August 19 1832 in South Bend she was among early Delaware County settlers and later lived with relatives in Manchester. Her funeral was held at the cemetery in Barville near her old home.
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J. B. Sargent
Manchester
Fan
Barlville
Delia Rector
South Bend
Osle
Delaware
Bapi
Ville
Lormery
George
Venice Perry
Sarah Warnock
Tama County's oldest woman dies near Dysart at 97
Sept 17 Traer Ia Susanna iKaWcott believed oldest person in Tama county dies at 97. She lived with daughter Mrs E A Beatty north of Dysart since husband died nearly 26 years ago. Survived by several children including Mrs Hannah Boradin and others in Ohio, Oregon, and Cedar Rapids Gazette staff. Local obit notes.
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Traer
Susanna' iKaWcott
Salem
Ore
W. J. Endicott
Cedar Rapids
Division of Indian Affairs
Interior Department
Prominent Tamaco Farmer Henry McElhinney Dies Suddenly
Henry McElhinney of Geneseo township died Wednesday night after a sudden illness of fever. Born in County Donegal Ireland September 1863 he came to America 39 years ago and built a farming and stock-raising life. He married Annie Robinson on March 4 1897 and is survived by his widow and a 14 year old daughter. Brothers and sisters Andrew Charles Jennie Mrs Join Brewster Waterloo and Catherine Smith reside in Massachusetts. Funeral held this afternoon with services at the home and United.
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Trucr
Henry McElhinney
Geneseo Township
McElhinney
Geneseo
County Donegal
Ireland
America
Annie Robinson
Andrew
Charles
Jennie
Join Brewster
Waterloo
Catherine Smith
Massacnsetts
United
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Fride-Clark
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Ant D. Glerk
Ostrander Mint
Sheriff
Skride
Iimmediate Relaand Glove Yrieads
May Alo
Knapp
Lenox College
State College
Lark
Laurens
Fort Lodge
Ames
College de Wis
Minnesota
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Fred Wi Ford
Mason
Alice Hulh
Garner
Presbyterian Church
Miner
Wiscon
Masonic Lodge
Buckingham
Mr. B. Hich
Traen
Igual Street
Delaware County
Aul Droggisis
Fypedante Mot Anson
Paree “ Dookka
Free D Reguator CO. Ds
Martin & Martin, Chic
Tama County
Dysart
Gommty Plemesr
Peter Whannel
Tamac County
Enxen
Savoy
Reinbeck
Beckman
Grundy Center
Neimeier & Stuart
Claude Tuten
Tama
Neimaeier & Stuart
Scleaty
Miah
John Seebach
Seebach
Fara
A. A. Jackson
Gladbrook
Otter Thaden
Toronto
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Manda
Cherveny & Lorenzen, Traer
A. J. Savoy
J. A
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Farmer
Ocewein
Warcriy
Vinton
Independence
Cedar Falls
Dotson-Kerwin
Cavanaugh
Jersey
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Scials
Potson Kerwin
Greer
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