Ames Wins Over Grinnell Easily in Hard Fought Game
Ames Cyclones defeated Grinnell 21 to 5 in a hard fought battle showcasing seeks by Harte Chappel and Lattimer. Burge and Chappel led Ames with multiple scores while Grinnell fought to the end with Heidt and Weyrauch among the standouts.
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Ames
Grinnell
Heidt
Ann
Vincent
Harte
Hurst
Weyraugh
Chappel
Lattimer
Weyrauch
Chappell
Lat
Grinnell, Ames
Macy
R. B. Chappel
Heldt LE Latimer
Greenwood
R.T. Rutledge
Edson L. T. Hunt
Rarsen
R.G. Wilson
Wilson L.G. Pfund
Frey
Ringheim
Sherman
Q. B. Hurst
Kagan
R.H.B. Harte
Fleck
L.H.B
Weyrauch Sutherland F. B
Burge
McAlpine
Edsen
Garrett
Arenston
Pfund
Wilson
Rutledge
Wright
Scott
Sloss
Burger
Capt
Mumma
West Point
A. G. Reid
Michigan
Adam Fiske
G. W. Bryant
Princeton
Ames People Praised for Composer Thompson in Musical America
Ames readers learn Prof A. Thompson listed among era’s famous composers by Musical America of New York. The piece notes Gan as friend of many top composers who dedicated works to him and lists numerous dedications across Italian Norwegian French German American and Swiss composers including Ravel Chaminade Sinding Weis Lendvn Stojowski Thompson and Branscombe.
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Thompson
Musical America of
New York
A. 8. Thompson
Ames
Himel
Rudolph Gan
Ganz
Ferruccio Isusoni
Eugenio di Pirani
Christian Sinding
Otterstrom
Maurice Ravel
Searbo
Gaspard de la Nuit
Cecile Chaminade
Joseph Weis
Erwin Lendvn
Zagon
Sigis- Imond Stojowski
Amourette de Pierrot
Fritz Voegely
Alex
Augusta Zuckermann
Darum
Alex, McFadyen
Frederic Ayres
Cha
Haubiel
Gena Branscombe
Edith Green Noyes
Venezia
Hans Huber
Emil Blanchet
Miss Nichols Returns From Washington Trip
Niva G. Nichols returned Saturday from a business trip in Washington, D. C., representing Theta Chi sorority. The two rival Theta Chi groups merged, elevating Nichols to Grand Treasurer of the enlarged sorority, with Ames Delta now celebrating November 17. Chappell named college basketball captain after Grinnell-Ames game.
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Miss Nichols
Niva G. Nichols
Washington, D. C
Theta Chi Sorority
Ames
Chicago
Gunston Hall
Washington
Converse College
North Carolina
Delta
Ethel Dieffenbacher
Chappell
Allie Chappell
Monroe Hotel
Grinnell
HL S Girls Defeat Jefferson in 26 to 1 Victory
Ames S girls defeated Jefferson girls in basketball by 26 to 1 Saturday morning. Ames led throughout with solid teamwork and a return game scheduled for Friday evening November 15 at Jefferson. Lineup includes Ferguson Darner Curtis Meltzer King Pammel Griffith with officials named.
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Ames Sign
Jefferson Girls
Ames Girls
Jefferson Grounds
Marie Ferguson
Mary Darner
Ediy Curtis
Lazette Meltzer
Helen King
Violet Pammel
Velma Griffith
Anna Wolf
Mr. Simons
Schreiner
Turner
Louis Pammell
Maude Wakefield
Messrs
Roach
Champlin
Nebraska Comes Here Saturday Foe Builds For Gridiron Clash
Nebraska lays out plans for a tough test against Grinnell and Missouri style play. Key veterans Shonka Hornberger Elliott Chauner anchor the line with Frank brothers Purdy and Warner in backfield. Probable lineup lists Chauner Shonka Elliott Hornberger Pearson Harmon Lofgren Warner O Frank Purdy Frank and subs.
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Grinnell
Nebraska
Missouri
Cyclones
Capt
Shonka
Elliott
Hornberger
Chauner
Frank Brothers
Purdy
Warner
Cornhuskers
L. E
L. T
Elliot
L. G
Pearson
R. G
Harmon
R. T
Lofgren
R. J
Frank
R. H
F.B
L. H
Russell
Racely
Gibson
Kee
Anderson
Ft Dodge Defeats Ames High in Clean Victory 8 to 0
Ft Dodge High School beat Ames High 8 to 0 in a hard fought game marked by sportsmanlike conduct. Ames scored no points, fumbled deep in Ft Dodge territory once, and the match featured courteous play from both sides.
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FT. Dodge
Ames High
Story County Poll Shows La Follette Leading Taft
The Nevada representative collected poll cards from Story County voters to measure presidential preference. Of 364 mailed, 139 responded with La Follette 94, Taft 35, and various leanings. In Ames, voters also weighed a separate proposition, while editorial note argues La Follette leads among standpatters and progressives alike though Taft would face challenges carrying Story County in a general election.
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Nevada
Story County
Court House
United States
LaFollette
Taft
Ames Growth on Grand Avenue Paving and Transit Upgrades
Blocks for Grand Avenue paving have arrived and are being laid from the south end toward Ninth Street. The Ames college line will offer twenty minute service once switches are installed, with two cars running from Down and West Gate. The Ames Des Moines interurban cutoff near Ankeny is nearly finished, requiring six miles of new track and trolley wire, with service expected by December. The Iowa Board of Education visited Ames, but no president appointment actions were taken at ISU, as President Stanton remains in place and rumors of consolidation were dismissed.
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Grand Avenue
Ma: Street
Th Street
Ninth Street
Ames College
Parley Sheldon
Coal
Down
West Gate
Ames
Des Moines
Ankeny
Newton
Stanton Buys Farm North of College for 3000
President Stanton purchased a ten acre tract south of the college and north of the poultry farm for 3000 dollars. M. K. Smith handled the deal, noting plans to improve the property with trees sidewalks and to ready it for desirable town lots.
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Shall
College
J. W. Newlin
M. K. Smith
Dr. Stanton
Ill on Train Delays Des Moines Couple Homeward
Mr and Mrs L D Silver of Webster City were traveling from Des Moines toward Ames when Mr Silver suffered a severe appendicitis attack on the train. He was taken to the Ames hotel where Dr Ben Budge treated him and he improved enough by ten o clock to continue homeward. Payne Happy Over Ouv Editor W O Payne reported in Ames Saturday eve about presidential preference ballot in Story County showing five to two for La Follette over Taft. He predicts Iowa backing La Follette and argues Taft cannot win.
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W. D. Freed
W. C. Langfitt
H. M. Benson
J. W. Adams
George Hoffman
R. D. Goble
J. B. Davidson
W. J. Semmons
R. F. Webster
T. L. Rice
F. Stultz
J. A. Tanner
Chris Barber
C. $. Henry
B. J. Seymour
Robert’ Ricketts
J. P. Alderman
J. Lanning
C. J. Hawkins
C. Belson
G. E. Farnum
C. A. Lindsey
Earl Lanning
W M. McNam
Geo. Roberson
H. Wray
J. A. Craun
A. B.noble
R. Foster
A. Marston
Geo. W. Wade
R. E. Buchanan
H. H. Kildee
D.sc
Story County
Taft
LaFollette
LaFollett
la Follette
L. D. Silver
Webster City
Des Moines
Ames
International Stock Judging Tryouts Held At College
The college hosts two-day tryouts for the International Stock Judging contest. Upper class students judge several stock classes. The top 20 win a trip to stock farms with Prof. Kennedy for practice, and the five leaders proceed to Chicago to represent the college in the national contest.
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Kennedy
Chicago
Dr Batten Speaks on The Faith that Saves the World
At the College Chapel Dr J H Batten delivered the address this Lund morning on The Faith that Saves the World. His talk was strong and full of good points and was thoroughly enjoyed by all who heard him. Dr Batten was here about two years ago and gave a fine lecture on Abraham Lincoln.
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College Chapel
J. H. Batten
Lund
Dr. Batten
Abraham Lincoln
A. Hallowell Improving After Surgery
Mr. W. A. Hallowell is improving rapidly after an appendicitis operation at the college hospital last week. He is recovering from the operation and will soon be able to be about again.
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A. Hallowell
W. A. Hallowell
Halloween Vandalism Strikes Boone Town
Halloween night ends in widespread property damage as youths overturn sheds and damage a 600 watt electric transformer at Boone and Llyn streets. The City offers a $50 reward for arrests while authorities vow full prosecution for the culprits who harmed the Kappa Delta porch and other public property.
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Hallowe'en
W. L. King
Kappa Delta
Grand Ave
Boone and
Llyn Street
F. Winebaugh
Civic Improvement Society
Boone
McCarthys Eye Taken Out After Eye Injury
Dr. Wilton McCarthy of the Fleming building lost his eye after a hot cinder entered it on a Chicago & North Western train from Nevada Iowa two weeks earlier. Surgeon Dr. J T Priestley performed the operation successfully. the other eye is not seriously infected and McCarthy is expected to recover and resume practice. Accident insurance is expected to exceed fifty thousand dollars.
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Wilton McCarthy
Nevada
Chicago & Northwestern
Fleming Building
McCarthy
J. T. Priestley
Priestley
Professor Holden's Boom Stirring Iowa Voices
The Hampton Chronicle reports T C Purcell urging support for Prof P G Holden for governor of Iowa. Purcell says Holden would win if he enters, praising his impact and criticizing corporate interests. Also notes Freshman Junior girls beat Senior Sophmore 2 to 1 in the season opener hockey game.
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Register and Leader
T. C. Purcell
Hampton Chronicle
P. G. Holden
Holden
Purcell
Iowa
Corporation
Mr. Purcell
Professor Holden
Sophmore Bunch
Mortenson Attends National Dairy Show and Convention
Professor Mortenson left Sunday for the National Dairy Show in Chicago and will present papers before the National Dairy Convention and the National Dairy Instructors Association continuing his work in dairy science and education.
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Mortenson
Chicago
National Dairy Instructors Associ
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