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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
6
City council reviews proposed measures to sell lands and generate revenue through abstracts and land sales. Public notices urge timely payment of non resident taxes and outline responsibilities for property owners. Officials emphasize transparency and competitive bidding where applicable.
From Tegucigalpa a report notes chaos and rising anti American feeling. Alleged American sympathy for the Nicaraguan revolution spurs hostility and blocks news on progress. Congress stalls after a month and a half with deadlock between lawmakers and the president.
Mr. Joel E. Cagwir announces he has secured the agency for Zemo a remedy claimed to cure eczema pimples dandruff and scalp diseases. The product is described as a clean liquid for external use offering instant relief and cures by killing the germ responsible. He offers proof of cures and samples. Fe. Liciry.
A man attempting to work in town was badly beaten by unknown assailants. Police are investigating the incident and seek witnesses who may have seen the assault or the assailants fleeing the scene.
Philadelphia reports street railway service resumes with more cars after riot activity. Labor leaders plan a sympathy strike by about 90,000 workers next Saturday unless the dispute with the Philadelphia company is settled.
Judge Landis ordered a federal probe into oleomargarine disposal after sentencing William Broadwell to six years and a $15000 fine. Bondholders and makers faced scrutiny as four dealers' cases lingered. Indemnity questions rose around Thomas Dudman and William Moxley as profits and coloring practices were examined.
Alexander Bindelbeutel a St Louis butcher killed himself due to rising meat prices and Lent trade losses. His stock was unusually complete before the surge but customers reduced purchases and moved to wealthier dealers. He ended his life on his eighth wedding anniversary.
Washington March 1 The president commuted the seven year sentence of Arthur B Spear cashier of the Citizens National Bank of Oberlin Ohio for making false entries He has served all but four months Mrs Chadwick died in the penitentiary and the Chadwick Vigtich affair echoes financial actions from five years ago.
Closing arguments wrapped in the Estelle Stout trial in Chicago where the young woman is accused of shooting Henry Hornberger a picture frame canvasser. She says she acted to defend her sister when Hornberger entered her sister's flat and disputed payment for a picture frame.
New Jersey Prosecutor Garven ordered capiases for the arrest of indicted meat packers and summonses for six indicted meat corporations. James B. Bathgate Jr. posted 2500 bail. Garven will seek corporation minutes in Trenton and may dissolve entities for contumacy if not produced.
In Madrid on March 2 anti clerical meetings pushed for reopening lay schools while Catholics rallied against the government. In Bilbao a Catholic meeting triggered rioting as police charged the crowd leaving several injured.
William Crossose, a laborer at the Ames avenue barns of the Omaha and Council Bluffs Railway, fell from the top of a car he was repairing and fractured his skull. He died within minutes after reaching Swedish Mission hospital.
An advertisement promotes ZEMO as a cure for eczema pimples blackheads dandruff and all skin or scalp diseases. It claims the liquid draws germs to the surface and destroys them offering a sample bottle through Druggist Mr Cagwin who endorses the product.
Daily service March 1 to April 15 offers tours in tourist sleeping cars on the Chicago Union Pacific Northwest Line. For full details contact A Hutchison Tours Dept 212 Clark St Chicago or ticket agents North Western Line. There is only one way of breaking a woman of playing bridge. When a railroad collision telescopes cars it makes it easier to see stars.
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