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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1909

Page

7

State Drainage Meeting in Fort Dodge 1909

The Iowa State Drainage Association will hold its annual meeting in Fort Dodge on February 16 and 17, 1909. Secretary W H Stevenson of Ames reports a strong program with notable features including an open discussion on drainage operations, a push for a state drainage commission, and Professor A Marston of Iowa State College detailing tile durability. The meeting is expected to be well attended and informative for drainage interests.

Iowa State Drainage Association Fort Dodge W. H. Stevenson Ames A. Marston Iowa State College of Engineering State Drainage Association

NY Legislator Attacks Roosevelt In Bitter House Speech

New York Representative William Willett, speaking on The Passing of Roosevelt, denounced the president as a gargoyle and a pygmy descendant. The house halted him 126 to 78 as he vilified the chief executive and recalled his career from cowboy days to the White House amid sharp rebukes.

House Roosevelt Empire State White Horn Alexander Hamilton William Willett Jr New York House of Representatives Willett Noah Webster Mr. Willett Mr. Roosevelt Secretary Long Cuba San Juan Hill White House Harriman Louis XIV Henry IV Henry of Navarre

Why Scott Twp Did Not Vote Tax Opposition to Interurban Line

Letters to the editor note Scott Township Hamilton County Iowa voters rejected a 4 percent tax for right of way on the Waterloo and Ames Interurban. Residents along Radcliffe Story City favored the line but Ellsworth Jewel Junction Randall Roland feared harm to their towns. Andrew Stevenson VP GM Iowa Railroad says the project reflects local will and rail line choices. Major William F. Martin to inspect Iowa National Guard in Des Moines Ames February 1 and March 19.

Waterloo Daily Reporter Waterloo Iowa Webster City Scott Township Ames Hamilton County Iowa Railroad Radcliffe Story City Ellsworth Jewel Junction Randall Roland Andrew Stevenson V.pres Mer William F. Martin 1Sth U. S. Infantry Des Moines Iowa National Guard 55Th Infantry Sth Iinfantry

President's last speech at African Methodist Jubilee

The president spoke at the African Diamond Jubilee celebration of the Methodists. He said it would be his final public address in the city as president and discussed the Philippines, Cuba, and San Domingo, asserting U S policy sought to educate and train native races under sovereignty and to grant increasing self government.

United States Philippines Spain Carribean Sea Cuba San Domingo

National Board of Trade Opens 39th Convention at Willard

The National Board of Trade, an association of U S commercial bodies, opened its thirty ninth annual convention in Washington at the New Willard hotel.

National Board of Trade United States Washington New Williard Hotel

Not Shown Dislike, The Comment Seeks Subtle Mileage

The speaker states they will not reveal disapproval unless it yields practical benefit or strategic gain, framing restraint as a tactical choice rather than sentiment.

People who avoid debt never run into it they dive in

A concise observation notes that some individuals avoid debt entirely while others plunge into borrowing. The line contrasts prudent money habits with risk taking. It reflects general attitudes toward personal finance without naming people or places.

Twenty Die In Train Crash Near Dotsero

A head on collision between passenger train No 5 westbound and freight No 66 near Dotsero Colorado killed twenty and injured about thirty. The crash wrecked engines and a chair car, with many deaths in the day coach and chair car. Missing is George Maham of Princeton Indiana. his wife is gravely injured. Henry Dunn of St Louis is among the dead.

Dotsero Siding Glenwood Springs Colo Denver Rio Grande Dotsero George Maham Princeton Ind Henry Dunn St. Louis

Hains Not Guilty in Court Verdict

After a 22 hour deliberation the jury found Thornton Jenkins Hains not guilty of complicity in the murder of William E Annis. He reacted with visible emotion as spectators filled the Flushing courtroom and police cleared the crowd. Officials suggested Captain Hains may avoid further trial.

Flushing L. L Thorton Jenkins Hains William E. Annis Thornton Hains Crane District Attorney's Office Hains

New Jersey Proposes Liquor Regulation Bill

The excise commission submits a draft law to limit saloon licenses to one per 500 residents, not affecting renewals. Sunday sale is banned and retail outlets may operate only midnight to 6 am with a special license. Bartenders must be registered and license revocation rests with county courts. Brewers and wholesalers cannot hold licenses.

New Jersey Excise Commission

Texas Jubilant Over Waters-Pierce Oil Verdict

Announcement from Austin reports the state won a $1,600,000 verdict against Waters-Pierce Oil Co and ousted the firm. The ruling upholding the decision is said to stiffen prosecutions as H. Clay Pierce faces trial next month.

Pierce Austin Tex Waters-Pierce Oil Company H. Clay Pierce

Taft's Brother to Testify in DC Libel Case

Charles P Taft arrived in Washington under subpoena to testify before the DC grand jury in the libel case brought by the government against the New York World. The case concerns government publications about the Panama canal purchase.

Taft Charles P. Taft Washington Grand Jury District of Columbia New York World Panama Canal

Attell Knocks Out Weeks For Featherweight Crown

At Goldfield Nevada Abe Attell stops Freddie Weeks in the tenth round to claim the world featherweight championship. Attell dominates the bout with a series of decisive blows sealing the victory. Weeks fights hard but cannot withstand the champion’s offense.

Attell Weeks Goldfield Nev Abe Attell Freddie Weeks

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