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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
2
The Times notes reports of an impending war between Russia and Japan. Gov. Larrabee plans to resign from the Board of Control. The paper suggests John Downie should quit so Judge Kinnie can take over. Barbers seek special legislation, while dentists hope for relief this winter.
E Bert Hubbard of the Roycroft shop disputes Edward Noyes Wescott authorship of David Harum. He credits John Kendrick Bangs and Charles M. Sheldon as authors who created the work in a fortnight. The Montana senatorial investigation reveals new ideas about political corruption and witness testimony.
Local Kamrar Iowa publication announces it will adopt the name Kray's Kamrar Klipper for its future newspaper. The piece railes against national figures and comments on Elbert Hubbard and East Aurora Roycroft arts movement. It notes Iowa normal school lobbying campaigns and widespread public meetings in Des Moines.
Congressman Dolliver of Iowa is diligently pushing for the repeal of the bankruptcy law. The tenth district representative is pursuing what the writer regards as a worthy cause.
Rank and file members of the Democratic Club of New York objected to their president inviting W. J. Bryan to a club dinner. They insist the president must handle the matter personally and that the club will not sponsor a dinner for the Nebraskan at this time.
The Story City Herald reports strong but cautious talk that W O Payne of the Representative may run for Congress from the district. It cites past primary and senatorial results as a warning he may not secure a seat in the lower house. Rev Charles M Sheldon will run the Topeka Capital for one week starting March 13 as a prospectus of how Jesus would edit a paper.
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