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Iowa History: Gov. Shaw Wants Salary Increase

By Cheryl Mullenbach/Iowa History | August 6, 2016

Iowa’s Governor Leslie M. Shaw delivered his annual message to the legislature and the citizens of the state in January 1900. He had a number of items on his mind, and he wasn’t shy about making his ideas known. The text of his speech was splashed in newspapers throughout the state.

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