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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
3
A damaged line advertises Shamberlain's ointment by E. H. Graves in the Spring building offering bottles for family use and emergencies. It touts relief for rheumatism sprains and bruises and mentions sales near Adams Furniture.
Opened today with 26 bishops and 400 clergy, plus Mrs. Taft and Gov. Dix in attendance. Choir and two permanent chapels inaugurated, with cost projected to reach 15 million dollars. dome keystone set without scaffolding amid 300 lights illuminating the late Romanesque Byzantine style cathedral on Morningside Heights.
Dodds a liveryman from Downs Illinois attacked Judge Hall the jury and witnesses with a chair during his insanity trial in Bloomington Illinois County Court. He was restrained bound and later taken to Bartonville asylum after the confrontation.
Des Moines reports show the Sixth cavalry under Col. Charles M. O Connor departing in three trains toward the Arizona-Mexico border. About 750 officers and men, plus a machine gun platoon and hospital corps, boarded at Agar stock yards amid crowds. The first train carried Troops, staff, band, and four troops with wagons, while Major John Heard will join en route to assume command of the four troops.
Muscatine reports the long shutdown ends as State Labor Commissioner Van Duyn’s settlement proposal is accepted. Factories will reopen Thursday morning after being closed since February 5. In Washington, Senator Cummins awaits Judge Kenyon’s arrival and possible swearing in, pending Justice Department cases on the beef trust.
Trainmen on the Atlantic Southern and Northern railroad returned to work after refusing to move trains until paid. By today they received their wages and trains are moving again on Atlantic road.
Washington April 19 announces postmaster appointments in Iowa. Everett H. Moon replaces W. T. Kersey at New Providence Hardin County, and Frank E. Horning replaces J. Croft at Sheldahl Polk County.
The Decorah Republican, founded 51 years ago by the late A. K. Bailey, celebrates its birthday anniversary and remains under the management of Bailey's son.
Iowa City street railway begins laying rails from Rock Island station to downtown with plans to reach the city park and later the cemetery. In Albia the interurban line will extend to Buxton as weather allows, with right of way secured and material on site.
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