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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1925
Page
8
Reports from American Falls detail a hot July 13 celebration featuring a large parade with historic wagons, a redwood trunk float, and a cornerstone ceremony for the dam project. Speakers include Secretary Work, Governor Moore, and Utah officials, praising cooperation and plans for a larger dam.
The Pocatello Bears defeated the Intermountain Bees in a low scoring nine inning game yesterday at Overland Park. Beaver Allred led the Bees with two hits, while the Bears totaled 16 safeties off Woolbury and Boyd. Pitching issues and fielding miscues fueled the scoring. Beaver dominates with strong defense.
In the American League at Chicago the game saw key players Sand Bengough O Neill Lyons and Schalk at bat. St Louis batteries Coveleskie Marberry and Ruel Davis Vangilder Hargrave. National League in New York a sixteen inning affair with Bush Hartnett Nehf Huntzinger Dean Scott Snyder and more. No other NL games scheduled.
Canton July 13 AP reports a Japanese agency correspondent says it is reliably reported that nine Russian steamers moved 1,500,000 rounds of ammunition from Vladivostok.
An illegible wire copy from AP reports on events with missing names and dates, leaving the main actions and locations unreadable. The fragment offers no concrete details to identify persons, organizations, or places.
Dayton Tenn July 13 AP Crowds filled the courtroom and lawn as Judge John T Raulston spoke on judicial qualifications urging independence from politics. He said a judge must be diligent patient principled and free of prejudice in seeking truth and justice. Lawyers clashed over a motion to quash the indictment against John T Scopes in the evolution case.
At ceremonies for the American Falls dam, Governor Moore and state reclamation chief Warren Swendaen praised the reclamation edition of The Pocatello Tribune. Milt Thompson of the Statesman called the edition excellent. Weather was fine and crowds including Indians and cowboys added color to the celebration. Joel Priest led the parade in his private car while C Ben Ross of Pocatello joined officials touring the site.
Crowds gathered before 7 a.m. in American Falls for a big celebration as Secretary Work and reclamation officials inspected the dam site. Pocatello visitors including Mayor C Ben Ross arrived by midnight, and airman C R Baum relayed a telegram from Senator Borah.
Lou Gehring homered off Red Faber in the fourth inning helping the Yankees take a 3 2 lead. One runner aboard.
A concise note asks to remind readers to share a Reclamation edit with friends. The message emphasizes passing along the edit to contacts and suggests forwarding to a broad network for visibility. It preserves a casual, direct tone suitable for personal outreach.
A brief notice announces a few remaining Reclamation Editions focused on Idaho. Act fast to secure these commemorative prints featuring regional history and landscapes.
The Interior Department authorizes public auctions for two Idaho townsites. Minidoka in Minidoka County has 230 lots and sells September 14 with one third cash and the rest in two installments. Chesterfield in Bannock County has 140 lots of 2 1/2 acres and sells September 17 for cash.
A. W. Holder of Salt Lake City injured in a collision with the Royal coach bus en route to Merridell park is reported to be improving. No serious complications have set in and though very seriously injured his condition is satisfactory.
Reports from Hankow indicate coolies began a strike on Friday with a general stoppage planned for tomorrow in Changtheenya. The action follows early protests and signals a wider labor upheaval in the region.
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