Ames Times Sees Striking Ironies And Busy News
The Ames Times surveys a string of items from politics to tragedy and progress. It notes Taft's vast travels and Nevada census figures, recalls a Spencer blood poisoning death from money handling, and reports a new Ames daily in its first week.
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Asiger
California
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Commercial Club
Massachusetts town rejects Des Moines city plan
A town in Massachusetts repudiates the Des Moines plan of city government opting to pay for vaudeville directly rather than through taxation.
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Massachusetts
Des Moines
Comment on women's character from a New York speaker
A New York speaker, br. Woods Hutcheson, claims that ninety nine of every hundred women are good and fit to be wives. The remark implies no comparable statement about men and invites doubt about its fairness.
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New York
Ames
Nebraska
Lincoln Boys
Iown
Ames College
Iowa City
Jefferson Free Lance
Br. Woods Hutcheson
Des Moines Plan Exposed as Admin Pressure Tactics
The report accuses administration members of pressuring peers to switch votes and appoint allies to the same posts, describing a scheme to secure favorable outcomes through intra group voting maneuvers.
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Des Moines
City law lacks power to bar women from public places
A New York City official from Corporation cw rel Watson argues the city government cannot ban or restrict women from public areas, stating the measure exceeds municipal authority. The remark reflects a legal debate on civil liberties and public conduct in urban spaces.
Iowa Delegation Delays Patronage Talks After 1912 Primaries
The Iowa delegation in congress proposes delaying federal patronage decisions until after the 1912 primaries. Progressives rally to protect jobs, hoping to sway votes for retaining positions. Fred Heider, star of A Married Bachelor, headlines the Armory show November 18, praised for his Jerry the janitor portrayal. Sullivan and Kate Kid Korus are among featured acts in the Chicago musical comedy.
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Iowa
Congress
Kgad
Fred Heider
Armory
Engraved Cards and Monogram Stationery Ad
Order engraved cards and monogram stationery at The Times office. Includes details for ordering and contact.
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Times Office
A Whole Family Cured by White Wine of Tar Syrup
Rev. L. A. Dunlap of Mt. Vernon Missouri reports his children suffered a cough from measles and his wife a five year cough that kept her from sleep, and claims White Wine of Tar Syrup cured all. Sold by J. E. Cagwin.
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L. A. Dunlap
Mt. Vernon
J. E. Cagwin
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