Message of the President on Supplemental Legislation and Anti trust rulings
The President urges supplemental legislation to enforce the anti trust act following May Supreme Court decisions against Standard Oil and American Tobacco. The message analyzes how common law tests influenced statutory interpretation and argues against broad judicial discretion, calling for clearer rules to preserve competition without harming efficiency.
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Supreme Court
United States
Standard Oil Trust
American Tobacco Trust
Adams Sells Anes Grocery Store Cleared By New Tenants
J W Adams has sold his stock and fixtures and rented the corner Main and Kellong property to W S Bates and Jr Keigley. Bates, a premier baker, and Keigley plan to convert the first floor and basement into a bakery restaurant and dairy, aiming to create a top city spot.
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Jim Adams
Mr. Adams
Main and
Kellong
W. S Bates
Koudsop
Jr. Keigley
Mr. Bates
Lon Keigley
Workman Severely Injured at New High School Building
Thanksgiving accident halts progress at the new school site as Br. F Waters suffers a heavy leg fracture while unloading iron beams. He is hospitalized in Des Moines after initial surgery and faces possible loss of the limb, with hopes of saving it. Waters, about 35, previously ill with typhoid, has a brother in Jefferson and had just two days on the job.
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BR. F Waters
Waters
Mr. Waters
Jefferson
Des Moines
Second Operation May Be Needed for Amputee Paul Reis
Paul Reis, whose leg was amputated two weeks after being crushed by a train while attempting to climb aboard, underwent a second operation Friday morning. An additional inch had to be removed as the flap tissue could not survive and the wound would not heal. He is improving and officials expect the second operation to be successful.
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Paul Reis
Mono Clan elects officers for semi annual term
The Mono Clan elected Ernest L. Heistand as president Roy R Stafford as vice president Charles E Dragoon as secretary Harry M Mason as treasurer John R Gilman as custodian The five officers form the board of directors and will be installed December 25.
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Ernest L. Heistand
Roy R. Stafford
Chas. E. Dragoon
Itarry M. Mason
John R. Gilman
Northwestern Mutual Agent Harry Brown Moves Office
Harry F. Brown district agent for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance has moved his office to rooms over the Poole grocery. He is noted as one of the state’s most successful life insurance writers.
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Harry F. Brown
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Poole
Harry
State of
Iowa
Ames merchants praise county farmers audience
The Ames merchants applaud a newspaper Medium that reaches county farmers, highlighting the Times as the circulating choice this week.
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Ames
Student Injured by Old Clothes Line
Merle C. Tyler was cut across the right eye by a clothes line while crossing lots to catch a college car. Dr Tilden treated the injury, sewing several stitches into the eyelid. The accident left Tyler with one eye possibly seeing better than before.
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Merle C. Tyler
Hhim
Dr Tilden
Tyler
Victor the Grand Champion at Exposition Steer Show
Iowa State College's steer Victor won the grand championship, the fourth time for the university, amid cheers from Ames students and praise from Stant on the show’s merit. Union National Bank will install new fixtures by Nau man company to modernize the Waterloo bank, adding tellers cages and new desks, with one more assistant to be hired.
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Union National Bankpeople
Nauman Company
Waterloo
Too Much Booze Aboard Causes Trouble In Ames
Bud Allison of Ames and W. Green of Knoxville were fined and jailed after a drunken episode. Mayor Sheldon sentenced Allison to ten dollars or three days in county jail with probation, and Green to thirty days or leave town within twelve hours. Police warned Green any delay would bring harsher punishment. The town bank plans a dramatic January 13 1912 reopening after a four night transformation.
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Ames
W. Green
Knoxville
Marshal Ricketts
Sheldon
Allison
Hastile
Green
Building Boom and Livestock Feats Dominate Ames News
The pleasant weather accelerates construction in Ames with Olson and federal buildings nearing completion and the stock judging pavilion taking shape at Iowa State College. Brick and stone work advance on the new high school as workers finish foundations. The International cattle show draws praise for a superior grand champion steer praised by professors, breeders, and judges, with speculation the grand championship will go to a high finishing Angus two year old or yearling.
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Agricultural Department
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Robert Tommer
Jude
Nebraska
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Kramback
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Ellis Rail
University of Nebraska
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Jack
Iowa Station
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Shamrock
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Newton
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Ames Fifth at International Livestock Show
Ames College finished fifth in the judging at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. Missouri and Manitoba led the team standings, with Ames earning high marks in cattle and Shorthorn classes and John Bull the champion Ames Shorthorn. Victor the steer earned top honors, bred by W. J. Millar of Newton Iowa.
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Alexas Ag
Montana Ag
Ohio University
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Macdonald
Missouri
Ontario
Nebraska
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Gospel Team Conference Attended by Ames YMCA Delegation
A delegation from the Ames YMCA including Meiers C B Moore Schnidt George Dunlop Roy Sutton A I Goldenster George Bars and J Whitson attended the Gospel Team conference in Indianola last week. The meeting ran Friday to Sunday with helpful instruction and royal entertainment by the Indianola hosts.
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Meiers
C. B. Moore
Schnidt
George Dunlop
Roy Sutton
A. I. Goldenster
George Bars
J. Whitson
Indianola
Royal Entertainment
Mrs E C Wonderlich Undergoes Operation at Boone
Mrs. E. C. Wonderlich of 515 7th Street underwent a serious operation at Eleanor Moore hospital in Boone last Friday and is recovering nicely and getting along fine.
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E. C. Wonderlich
7Th Street
Eleanor Moore Hospital
Boone
Ben Brenneman Opens Search for New Pool Hall Location
Ben Brenneman has sold out his Boone pool hall and travels south to scout a new site with plans for permanent relocation. The move signals a lasting change of residence and business direction.
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Ben Brenneman
Boone
Local editor changes at Times and Intelligencer
Miss Bernice Shugart leaves the Times after three and a half months to become the Intelligencer’s bookkeeper. Dale Andrews of Waterloo, an Aztec fraternity member with newspaper experience, leads that section and is slated to stay temporarily with hope for a permanent role.
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Bernice Shugart
The
Times
Intelligencer
Dale Andrews
Waterloo
the Times
Boone man sprains ankle in yard work improves
Harry Wells of Boone sprained an ankle while uncoupling cars in the Ames yards last week and is improving nicely.
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Harry Wells
Boone
Ames Yards
The Times Highlights From The Year
The Times presents a compact recap of notable events and people covered over the year, including political developments, social shifts, and cultural moments shaping public life.
Regular Council Meeting Sets Storm Sewer and Paving Assessments
The city council met in city hall last Monday approving storm sewer assessments for Opth and Sth streets and for Grand and Lincoln avenues. It also accepted work on Grand avenue paving and ordered a plat and assessment schedule. Grand avenue paving is expected to boost property values for owners on that street.
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State Grange Meeting in Ames This Month
The Iowa State Grange will hold its annual meeting in Ames on December 13 14 and 15. Officers for the coming year will be elected and extensive business for the farmers organization will be addressed. Plans aim to boost interest and attendance statewide.
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Iowa State Grange
Ames
Farmers’ Organization
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