Old Gold Won Over Ames In Athletic Relations Renewal
The article reports renewed athletic relations between the State University of Iowa and the Iowa State College after months of talk. It notes a baseball game as part of the revival and mentions festive Omaha business excursion decorations. Perry's and Tilden's stores are highlighted for their holiday window displays with pennants and artificial flowers.
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Iowa
State University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Omaha
Perry's
Tildens
Tilden
Perry
Tampering with Mail Boxes Reported in City
Postmaster Haverly reports over six mail boxes tampered with in recent weeks. Some boxes wired shut or stuffed with garbage. The piece cites Section 1633 Postal Laws, warning penalties of at least one hundred dollars for willful damage or assault on a letter carrier in uniform while on duty.
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Haverly
Citizen Letter Says Baseball On Streets Should End
Ames Iowa May 19 1909 a progressive citizen urges Ames Times to curb baseball on main streets alleys and avenues. He calls it a nuisance endangering plate glass and public safety and questions Sabbath play. He asks for an ordinance or enforcement by city officers to stop the practice.
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Ames
Iowa
the Times
Ames vs Iowa baseball clash ends in four inning miscue rout
Ames and Iowa battled on the field with Burkhart pitching for Ames and Burell for Iowa. A fifth inning collapse fueled by errors and poor base running allowed Iowa to seize a 3 to 1 lead and the game likely ended with defensive lapses and a weak Ames response. Umpire Morgan officiated the showdown.
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Ames
Owa
Clyde Williams
Burkhart
Burk
Iowa
William
Stub Stewart
Matter and Beiter
Burell and
Hook
Morgan
Imprisonment Clause Frames Minimum One Year Maximum Three
The text states a penalty of imprisonment for not less than one year and not more than three, indicating a defined range of incarceration for a specified offense. The fragment implies a legal provision setting minimum and maximum terms.
Lena Rivers at Close of Show With Beau lah Poynter Star
A small audience attended the closing show last Friday featuring the famed emotional actress Beau lah Poynter in Lena Rivers. Miss Dainty starred as Lena Rivers with a capable supporting cast, delivering excellent and pleasing performances throughout.
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Beaulah Poynter
Lena Rivers
Miss Dainty
Mrs Jack Watson Boosts Women's Athletics Interest
Mrs. Jack Watson presented her husband with a handsome daughter Monday. Jack will undoubtedly take a more decided interest in women's athletics and the gymnasium for the girls.
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Jack Watson
Jack
Drake Triumphs in Des Moines Four-Run Iron? Game
Drake scores four straight wins with a 7 to 6 victory in Des Moines. The spring slate continues against Ames as the top game of the stretch shows Drake at its best.
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Drake
Es Moines
Sad death of Mr. C. C. Smith near Hazel Idaho
Details reach Mrs. Smith regarding the fatal fire that claimed Mr. C. C. Smith near Hazel Idaho. He was staying with a neighbor on a claim when the house burned, his body found on the kitchen floor beneath items from the neighbor's wife. Evidence suggests he tried to save the clothing, losing his life in the attempt. Neighbors offered sympathy and aid as Mrs. Smith faced the tragedy with sorrow and resignation.
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C. C. Smith
Hazel
Noted musician Donald Robertson to present Comus score
The Comus score by Arne and Lawes will be used in the upcoming performance by Donald Robertson and a 30 member company from the Chicago Art Institute. Frank E. Barry adapted it to harmonize the work praised for its masterly arrangement. The event, on June 9 at I. S. C. campus, is under the senior class auspices.
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Donald Robertson
Chicago
Ravinia Park
Robertson
Donald Robert
John Milton
Dr. Arne
Walter Lawes
Frank E. Barry
Ben Johnson
Mr. Robertson
Chicago Art Institute
Installing Fans Boosts Comfort at Show House
Shirley Thompson buys four Westinghouse electric fans for immediate installation in his show house to improve patron comfort and theater ventilation as warm weather approaches.
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Shirley Thompson
Cunningham couple welcomes daughter on May 16
Mr and Mrs Hal Cunningham welcomed a daughter on Sunday May 16, adding a new member to their family. The birth was celebrated by relatives and friends in their community.
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Hal Cunningham
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