Ames Seeks Big Gun to Coach Cyclone Football for 1915
Ames athletic council plans to hire a top football coach for the 1915 season. Names like Pop Warner, Charles Brickley, Zuppke, and Notre Dame’s Doras are floated, but no official decision yet. Rumors of a guaranteed contract were denied. Dartmouth’s strong play cited in nearby commentary.
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Ames
Iowa State
Athletic Council
Jetters
Pearson
Suying
Charley Brickley
Ilustrious
Harvard
Cambridge
Charles Brickley
Faircloth Deal to Be Reopened in Muscatine Fight
Faircloth, the southern gentleman bought from Topeka last summer by Frank Boyle, has been declared a free agent by the national board. Muscatine plans a fight to sign him as a recall right was unused, and Faircloth remained with no Western league ties after the season. Lee not sold to Denver, Ned Egan says. Cliff Lee remains a top prospect for catching in the Central Association.
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Muscatine
Faircloth
Topeka
Lee
Black
Ned Egan
Clit Lee
Denver
Egan
Hruska
Cliff
Central Association
Foxy Ned
Dartmouth Teems Over Tufts In 68 to 0 Rout
A Dartmouth College cheering letter from Whit ley is quoted praising the 1934 Dartmouth eleven. The writer notes a 41 to 0 win over Pennsylvania and a dominant 68 to 0 rout of Tufts, led by Capt. Whitney and Ciata in the backfield, highlighting a swift attack and disappointed Tufts offense.
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Washington, D. C
Star
Whitley
Peterson McCoy
Jackson McCoy
The
Evening Courier
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth College
Tefts
Harvard
Etltics
Tufts
Ble
Hunting Season in Iowa Nearing End
Humbold, Nov. 30. The last day of November ends Iowa's hunting season for ducks prairie chickens and quail and the fishing year with quail season extending to the 16th. Ducks end Dec 15 under federal law likely to reshape state law. Overall this fall yielded poor sport due to cold weather fewer watering holes and prairie slough drains. Cotton tail remains a target with night hunting by car headlights. Open season for timber squirrel ends Jan 1. Fishing season ends today with pike and bass catching up this month in the Des Moines River.
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Humbold
Iowa
Towa
Des Moines
State Game and Fish Department
Consolidation urged for Iowa labor and safety offices
Des Moines Nov 30 A. L. Linck labor commissioner urges merging the state bureau of labor and the Industrial commission in the next legislature. The proposal backs boiler and building inspection laws, a factory ventilation and sanitation code, amended fire escape rules, outward swinging doors, and a builders code with inspectors to enforce safety. The report argues consolidation would reduce duplicate accident reporting and strengthen standard enforcement.
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Des Moines
State Bureau of Labor
The
Industrial Commission
A. L. Linck
Department
Uriek
General Assembly
Labor Bureau
Urick
Ishor
Bureau of Eafety
Warren Garst
Local visitors and travels noted in brief items
Mrs De Lancey and family Lewis Bell who has been working with the Bellinger Grading Co left today for his home in Missouri. William Pint of Raymond was there Friday renewing old acquaintances. Mr and Mrs Mat Wagner and children of Greene spent Friday with John Burger and family. Mr and Mrs Clifford Morris of Waterloo were visitors of Mr Morris parents Thanksgiving.
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de Lancey
Lewis Bell
Bellinger Grading Co
Roday
Missouri
William Pint Af
Raymond
Mat Wagner
Greene
John Burger
Clifford Morris
Waterloo
Morris
Dewar Notes and Local Happenings in Brief
Mrs Simmons returned from Harrisburg after a three week absence. Follett and Wimert set aside a grain bin for the Helgian Heller association and welcome grain donations. Frank Vogel and wife are proud parents of a baby boy born Monday. M Lilley family attended Carl Schaffer’s crystal wedding anniversary at Eagle Center. Walter Smith hauling lumber for a new house. carpenters to begin next week if weather stays favorable. Win Schmitts travel to Fort Dodge to visit ill father in danger. O W Follett threatened with pneumonia.
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Dewar
Carl Schaffer
Walter Smith
Win. Schmitt
Fort Dodge
West Union Anniversary Celebrates Fifty Years of Marriage
Hon and Mrs J K Montgomery marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on November 27 with about one hundred guests at home in West Union. Married November 23, 1864 in Crawford County, Pa. Granddaughter Dorothy Montgomery performed violin numbers. refreshments served. Attending were their son Rev W A Montgomery and family, and Mrs Martha Arbuckle of Greely, plus local relatives. The issue also notes a lecture by Judge Alden, calls for moral reform, and reports a car accident involving Elmer and Frank Bishop near Postville with minor injuries. Community events include a home talent play at the opera house and a social honoring Miss Mary Harcock with Maeterlinck readings.
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Union
J. K. Montgomery
Crawford County
Dorothy Montgomery
W. A. Montgomery
Monticello
United States
Elmer
Frank Bishop
Postville
Frank
Eleven Must Die on December 19 in Florence Hangings
Phoenix, Nov 30. Eleven men, six Americans and five Mexicans, are to be hanged in Florence prison on December 19 for murder. Governor Hunt said he will not interfere after the state voted to retain the death penalty. Warden Sims may resign rather than oversee the executions, while three other condemned men also face death. The mass hanging marks the first under Hunt’s administration.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Florence
George W. P. Hunt
O. B. Sims
Sims
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Glade
United States
Eckersali's Ald Westemnn Squad Aggies Tie In Listing
Fragmentary sports roster lists players and colleges including Miller Michigan Aggies and Des Jardien Chicago Routh Purdue Halligan Nebraska Solon Minnesota Bergman Notre Dame Pogue Minois Maulibetsch Michigan and Julian Mich Capt. indicates a team lineup without full context.
Parental birth and social happenings in Spring Creek Township
Jr and Mrs Albert Hoppe welcomed a daughter. Mrs A McMiller and daughters visit Hudson. Lorenzo Anderson of Waverly visits before moving to New York City. Miss Merta Broad hosted 35 guests for a kitchen shower for Sophia Sissen of Brandon, soon to wed Harry Broad Dee. Prizes awarded to Rhode Brandt Barbara Howery and Artemus Lange. Chas Broad and Ed Ellsworth relocate to Bran o. Farmers finished corn picking. August Lange bought a new corn shelter. Larkin club ladies hosted at Mrs Chas Benarden with a fine dinner and quilting.
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Spring Creek
Albert Hoppe
A. McMiller
Hudson
Lorenzo Anderson
Waverly
New York City
Merta Broad
Misa Sophia Sissen
Brandon
Harry Broad Dee
Rhoda Brandt
Barbara Howery
Artemus Lange
Chas. Broad
Ed. Ellsworth
Brano
August Lange
Larkin Club
Chas. Benarden
Local notes from Greene Greene Creene area
Community updates include the Bunkers return to Hinsdale Mont after visiting relatives, Will Fora suffering severed fingers from a shredder accident, the death of Mrs. Anna Bestor and plans for Lutheran church burial, plus several marriages and medical visits. Clarence Miller visits from Aberdeen, Lydia Adams wed John Downing, Roy Pringle travels for treatment, J E Miller operated for gall stones, Pauline Nagengast seeks Mayo Clinic advice, and Frederick Maryland unveils a Barbara Frietchie monument.
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Creene
Vet Bunker
Hinsdale Mont
Tuesaday
Will
Anna Bestor
P. H. Bestor
Lane
Dorothy Huff
Earl Carlson
Bunker
Waverly Hospital
Clarence Miller
Aberdeen
Wash
Hphrram Eikenberry
Roseville
Social soirée at Nugent home features card games
A group of young people gathered Tuesday evening at the Nugent residence in Washburn for an entertainment. They played cards and enjoyed refreshments late in the night. Out of town guests included Leo Nugent from Trenton, Bridget and Frances Heenan, Barbara Frein, Mary, Alice and James O'Connor of Waterloo. Vic Youngbein is visiting friends in Ashton for the week. Mrs Nightligh and her children from Dy Gart spent the week with her mother.
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Washburn
New Hartford Social News and Local Visits
New Hartford notes arrivals and visits include F B Bolton of Coloma Michigan, Frank Strayer and daughter from Belmont Montana, Mrs Shurley from Juddgon, and Mrs Roscoe Gage returning from Estherville. J G Burton leaves for Salem Arkansas. Campbell Strashalm assists during Burton’s absence. Beaver Lodge A F and A M to meet December 1 for officer elections.
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New Hartford
Coloma
Mich
City
W. P. Elwell
Frank Strayer
Bellmont
Mont
Shurley
Juudgon
J. O. Colvin
Roscoe Gage
Estherville
J. G. Burton
I. C
Salem
Ark
Campbell Strashalm
New Jersey
Reisinger
Beaver Lodge
A. F
A. M
Rockford Notes and Thanksgiving Events
Rockford reports and social items from Thanksgiving week include union services at Congregational church, Mrs. W. A. Briggs heading to St Augustine for the winter, the Fullerton class sharing a meal at the parental roof, a December Congregational fair featuring The Mushroom City, and local business moves as H B Mathews of Salol Light & Power travels to New York for engine purchases. Charles O Neil from Wisconsin located in Rockford. Steve Johnson seeks medical treatment in Rochester. E Price relocates stock to a new store. Will Metz sustains a hand injury at a corn shelter last week.
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Rockford
Congregational Church
C. A. Briggs
W. A. Briggs
St. Augustine
Fla
Fullerton
Cal
Mushroom City
Charles O’neil
Wisconsin
Steve Johnson
Rochester
E. Price
Will Metz
H. B. Mathews
Sosal Light & Power Co
New York City
Rainbow revisits Cedar county roots after four decades
County Auditor J J Rainbow for the first time in 40 years visited his boyhood Cedar county scenes in Marengo and vicinity. He met an old pupil H A Brown now a hardware merchant who did not recognize him. Rainbow also found his cousin Mrs Rosenberger and toured the church and schoolhouse he once frequented while learning his early lessons. The locals recalled Orange township’s large church edifice costing $40000 and inquired about local farm progress.
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J. J. Rainbow
Cedar County
Marengo
H. A. Brown
Rainbow
Rosenberger
Orange Township
Great Activity in Steel Trade Across Industry
Pittsburgh reports a broad upturn in activity as demand rises for steel products. Prices for finished bars and plates slip to new lows around 1.05 to 1.10 cents at the Pittsburgh mill, while crude steel quotes dip to 19 dollars for billets. Firms push overtime to meet export and belligerent demand as inquiries total about 70,000 tons for rails, cars, and bridge material.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Mill
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Allied Industries
American Steel and Wire Company
Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh Aluminum
New Kensington
Penn
Europe
Uus
Bessemer Iron
Valley Furnace
Youthful Noldup Dies From Bullet At Drugstore
Des Moines dispatch reports a 17 year old, Frank Masters, died after being shot in a botched holdup at the Twelfth and Lyon druggist shop of T. H. Winfrey. Masters, son of Mrs. Julia Masters, shot Friday night and died Saturday noon.
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Des Moines
T. H. Winfrey
Twelfth
Lyon Streets
Frank Masters
Julia Masters
Drinking Men Always Nervous Ad Explains Neal Treatment
An advertisement describes alcohol dependence as a nervous condition caused by the drinker’s body's reliance on alcohol. It claims Neal Treatment relieves craving in three days without injections, restoring health and enabling a return to work within four days, and provides contact details for the Neal Institute in Des Moines Iowa.
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Neal
Neal Institute
Fifth Street
Des Moines
Boy injured by bullet lies near spinal column
At Methodist hospital a bullet pierced the neck and lodged near the spinal column. The boy’s mother and his younger siblings stayed by his bedside throughout the night.
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Methodist Hospital
Canada Fears a Raid by Germans
Buffalo reports extraordinary precautions along the Niagara frontier to guard against a possible German raid. A 30 man permanent guard is posted at Fort Erie opposite Buffalo, with 500 to 600 home guard patrols along the river from Fort Erie to Niagara Falls and Queenstown. Automobiles and motorcycles aid patrols as civic groups urged defense akin to Fenian raids. Major General Sam Hughes recently toured the area. Welland canal guard was doubled and river patrols begun.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara River
Fort Erie
River
Niagara Falls
Queenstown
Home Guard
Niagara
Department of Militia
Sam Hughes
Militia
Defense
Welland Canal
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S Report OF Labor Commissions
UMICK
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Opera House
Karl McMasters
Laura Ziegler
Misa Mary Harcock
Dubuque
Henry George
Maeternick
Blue Bird
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Aldwestemnn Squad
Chadley
RRO
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Palace Theatre
Canada
K, J. Busby, Mgr
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Cotton Belt
Lew Field
NFM
Cozy Theatre
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Park Avenue West
EMI
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