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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1896

Page

2

Ames Voters Reject Billiard Hall License Amid Political Debate

The Ames council votes against a billiard hall license by a wide margin, reflecting public opposition to the proposal. The piece notes strong support for McKinley among the masses and criticizes past political bosses, arguing citizens demand greater say in party choices. Local remarks call W C P Breckinridge a perpetual candidate and defend earned labor wages.

R. Simmons Ames McKinley

Iowa Politics and Agricultural Highlights Told by State Register

The Iowa legislature faces a large two year appropriation near 2.8 million dollars with 1.4 million for annual city costs. The Iowa state Register endorses synchronized elections and describes a practical city council pushing reform. It reports on pork export inspections, future US senate amendments, and Iowa Agricultural College cattle and lamb experiments led by Professor Wilson, noting record beef yields and beef per cattle weight.

Iowa State Register Des Moines Register Agricultural College Department of Agriculture Curtiss Chicago State Register Wilson Iowa State Agricultural College Ames Iowa

Politician expectations and church consent rules in Utah

The piece notes Utah Mormon leaders require priesthood consent for nomination, affecting many officeholders, cites Moses Thatcher’s loss of apostleship after accepting a Democratic senatorial nomination, recounts a council talk by A J Ashby on Ames station plans, and comments on Democratic versus Republican positions and insurance debates, with regional notes from Des Moines, Boone, and Chicago papers.

Utah Moses Thatcher A. J. Ashby Iowa Falls Ashby England Ames

Congress Advances Cuban Resolutions Reflecting Public Mood

Congress has aligned with public sentiment by passing Cuban resolutions. The move signals political support for tougher Cuban policy and marks a clear stance by lawmakers on the issue.

Congress

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