Veterans And Cubs Compete For Intermountain Football Outfit
Veterans Captain Donaldson and Brownell lead a larger group as Intermountain College drills 33 players in the last week of practice. New men vie for positions while Captain Donaldson shifts from quarterback to fullback. Injuries to halfbacks Blakeley and Brewer prompt cautious optimism for a Saturday field return. The squad, in strong condition, prepares for a tight clash with State Normal teachers at week’s end.
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Intermountain
Kors
Laird
Donaldson
Wil
Dusamy
Blakeley
Brewer
Mopea Ara
Demand for World Series Seats Surges Beyond Supply
Pittsburgh announced unprecedented demand for world series tickets with 950,000 returned orders and over 200,000 applications recalled, far exceeding Forbes Field capacity. Officials noted receipts for filled orders suggest a potential six or seven game series and possible million dollar gate.
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Pittsburgh
Seattle
Forbes Diat
Tifa
Wyoming stockmen submit demands at Casper hearings
Wyoming stockmen pressed for 640 acre homesteads independence from public lands and abandonment of the forest service plan to double grazing fees at hearings of the Senate Public Lands Committee in Casper. Congressman Charles E. Winter reported on arrival after attending the meetings.
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Denver
Colo
Forest Service
Senate Public Lands Committee
Casper
Wyo
Charles E. Winter
Wyoming
Missing child found alive near Felix ranch
Sheridan, Wye Oct 5. The seven year old son of Henry Edwards, a Felix rancher, was found alive in a small covlee two and a half miles from home early this morning. He had been missing for about 20 hours as search parties scoured the countryside.
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Sheridan
Wye
Henry Edwards
Felix Rancher
World Union Proposes Trade Barriers Breakthrough Plan
World Union advocates a Europe wide customs understanding to ease trade barriers, curb unemployment, and cut costs while General Mears urges demilitarized zones to limit armaments and prevent combat contracts. Senator Walsh argues nations fear no U S aggression and foresees a legal norm labeling war of aggression an international crime.
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Mears
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
United States
By Your Nose City Odors Hint Travelers' Senses
A quirky note describes how visitors identify cities by distinctive smells. It offers examples such as San Francisco with asphalt and port odors and Atlanta with resinous pine and cabin-home smoke, illustrating how scent marks place.
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Indianapolis
San Franesco
Atlanta
Creighton's Triple Threat Star Shines on Gridiron
Creightons star half back Keane earns a rising reputation for skill in football though he also competes on the cinder track. He is labeled a triple threat and regarded as one of the best the school has seen in seasons.
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Creighton University
Keane
Army trial on hold as Davis delays action
No action is expected on the Mitchell army trial until Secretary of War Davis returns to the city. Colonel Mitchell faces possible disciplinary measures as pilots and officers dispute responsibility for a flight’s failure and debate shifting coastal defense control to the army. Other officials criticize the plan while awaiting official guidance.
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Byron J. Connell
Mitchell
John Rodgers
Aval
John L. Hines
Army
House Aircraft Committee
Woul
Cution
National Defense Department
War Department
George A. Nurent
Inspector General
Acts
Davis
Note issue cancelled by Speyer and Co for Rock Island
The note issue for the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific acquisition of the St. Louis Southwestern railway was cancelled today by Speyer and Company bankers for the road due to the Interstate Commerce Commission delaying action on the application and not approving the sale of 7,500,000 Rock Island notes to fund the project.
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Ow York
Interstate Cnpaierce Commission
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Emigral
St. Louis Southwesters Railway
Rock Island
Speyer and Company
Big crowd fills preliminary Red Triangle Derby meeting
Large turnout at the Y M C A building last night for the preliminary Red Triangle Derby meeting. Up to 109 workers attended after dinner to discuss the upcoming event near Friday evening in the association building. The session focused on preparations, with no major attendance issues reported and entries for the Derby now complete with jockeys and track personnel identified.
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M.C. A
Association
Gor Bualness
Itkewlaho
Senators Arrive in Pittsburgh for World Series Opener
Senators reach Pittsburgh after 6 pm and prepare in a private apartment as Johnson to start the opener against the Pirates at Forbes Field. Harris plans to use Reuther with Johnson and Coveleskie in game two while McKechnie weighs Meadows or Attaridge for the Pirates.
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Senators
Harris
Dutch Reuther
Johnson
Coveleskie
Pirates
Portsiders
Ball McKechnic
McKeehnic
Harte
Bee Meadows
Chicago Cubs
Stuffy
Mickewitie
Eddie Moore
George Grantht
Mmcinnis
McKechnie
Kansas City Woman Fatally Shoots Husband At Cabaret
Mrs Almira Dobson Stewart waited for her husband then armed with a revolver tracked him to a cabaret where she killed him at about 6 am. Authorities note the vast number of laws in force in the United States. The piece also mentions the New Year beginning in March before Julius Caesar reformed the calendar.
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Almira Dobson Stewart
Kansas City
Stewart
Julius Caesar
New Italy labor accord reshapes capitalist relation
Rome reports a landmark pact between Italy’s general confederation of Industry and the confederation of Fascist labor unions. The agreement designates each side as the sole negotiator on wages and employment, backed by the Fascist state, signaling a move away from class struggle toward coordinated control under Mussolini era principles. It aims to overturn decades of capitalist labor relations through top party and government support.
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Rome
Det
IAP
Italy
General Confederation of Industry
Confederation of Fascist Labor Unions
Olhier
Actus
Farinacci
Fascisti Party
Juatien Rocco
Lings
Mussolini
Clase
Goats of Politicians Battle 70 Years Staged by Malcom N Timmons
Washington report notes Representative John N Cather of Texas signals no tolerance for attempts to curb Comptroller McCarl. The piece traces McCarl’s tenure to 35 years, the fight with cabinet officers, and tensions over executive vs legislative power, highlighting constitutional debates and impeachment criteria.
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Washington
Dct
Jom N. Cather
Texas
Rouse of Representatives
McCarl
Garner Owas
Wilson
Garner
Congress
Harding
Alccarl
Coolidge
Supreme Court
Navy
Wilbur
War Weeks
McCarr
Atl
Maud Return Ends Amundsen Arctic Quest After Three Years
Steamer Maud returns to Seattle after a three year drift under Captain Amundsen as crewmen, weathered by severe ice and a fatal illness. The voyage ended with plans to sell the vessel and disperse the crew amid a quiet welcome compared to its 1922 departure.
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Seattle
Roald Amundsen
Maud
North Pole
Amundsen
America
Syverson
Alas
Kean Waters
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