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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1926

Page

7

Farm Measure Is Not Dead Says Rep Rubey

Washington June 15 Rep Rubey Democrat Missouri and member of the agriculture committee argues the Haugen farm relief bill remains alive despite a house defeat. He says farmers support its principles and urges convening the agriculture committee to advance relief. Secretary Jardine backs the Twinder credit plan and administration efforts. If the corn belt plan passes the house the senate may reconsider and endorse it.

Washington Senate House Rubey Misssouri Agriculture Committee Ways and Means Jardine Wen Congress

Opening Rounds in National Open Golf Tourney

More than 500 golfers tested across seventeen courses as wet weather greeted qualification in the national open. Eleven players qualified in Chicago despite a rain postponement, with notable figures like Alec Smith and John Black failing to reach the select list. amateurs and professionals alike performed, while Pacific Coast players Westland Stein Junor Espanson Stevens qualified from regional spots.

New York Chicago Rocky Mountain Alec Smith John Black Bobby Jones Gene Sarazen Skokie Kansas City Jimmy Manion St. Louis Cyril Walker Willie Macfarlane Chick Evans England Jesse Sweetser Keefe Carter Clarence Wolff Dansmore Shure Huntington W. Va Cleveland Max Marston W. Clark Corkran Philadelphia Pacific Coast Jack Westland Bob Stein Johnny Junor Seattle Abe Espanson San Francisco Tom Stevens Los Angeles

Stecher Defends Title in Clash With Heavy Rival

Stecher faces a major test as he defends his title against a strong rival. The match promises high stakes and intense competition with a crowd-pleasing showdown anticipated. Oak timber note on seasoning and value appears as stray content within the copy.

Stecher

World Wide Flashes From Various Cities

Notes from Watertown Philadelphia Medford Elmyra Gardone Rochester Chicago Detroit report humorous and odd events. Topics include hair fashion for Mennonite girls the English language and manners Dorso D Annunzio’s withdrawal from public life police raids on dancing horses and a crackdown on small time gambling.

Chicago Homewood

Title Bout in Aberdeen Tonight

Betting here favored Jack Malone of St Paul to retain the Pacific coast middleweight crown against Leo Lomski of Aberdeen in a six round bout. Malone plans a tentative ten round non decision match with Pete Latzo in St Paul mid July, at 155 pounds.

Seattle Jack Malone St. Paul Pacific Coast Leo Lomski Aberdeen Wash Malone Pete Latzo Wilkes-Barre

Davis Jr. joins Washington sandlot team

The article notes Jimmy Davis Jr., son of James J. Davis, Secretary of Labor, playing for a local Washington sandlot team. It mentions proposals for Swiss government control of its watch industry to halt cheap art copies shipped abroad, aiming to prop up the watch market.

Jimmy’? Davis, Jr James J. Davis Secretary of Labor Washington Switzerland

Jimmy DeForest Pugilistic Training System Shaped by Global Methods

The boxing trainer Jimmy DeForest built a unique training system by studying Bowery fistic culture and military drill regimens in England Germany and France. He learned from John L Sullivan Paddy Ryan Pete McCoy and others and refined techniques that helped elevate Jack Dempsey to the heavyweight title and brought Luis Angel Firpo within reach of the same goal.

New York Jimmy de Forest Bowery England France Germany John N. Sullivan Paddy Ryan Jimmy DeForest Pete McCoy John L. Sullivan Young DeForest Pitrons Deforest Sullivan Ryan McCoy Thenes Jack Dempsey Luis Angel Firpo

New Scoring System Joins English Golf Rooms

England introduces a new golf scoring form with greens marked by white circles around the holes. Points replace strokes to decide the winner in this experimental format.

England

Whippet Racing Cups Grow Among California Society

California society members embrace whippet racing as a new craze with many participating as starters at events. The trend highlights socialites hosting and attending informal races, signaling a stylish leisure pursuit gaining traction.

California

Joe Gans Praised as One of Ring's Most Graceful Fighters

Historical remark highlights Joe Gans as a celebrated former lightweight champion noted for exceptional grace in the ring. The account underscores his standing among boxing greats and the era's technical prowess.

Los Angeles Joe Echer Ivan Poddubny Joe Gans

First to Do It at Allegheny Country Club Golf Tourney

The Allegheny Country Club in Pennsylvania hosted the first invitation golf tournament about thirty years ago.

Allegheny Country Club Pennsylvania

Donahue Extends 21-Game Win Streak Versus Phillies

Pete Donahue of the Cincinnati Reds has rattled off 21 straight victories against the Philadelphia Phillies, highlighting a dominant stretch in interleague play.

Pete Donahue Cincinnati Reds Phillies

Mortgage terms note at 7 percent monthly balance rate

The document states a loan is wiped out in 150 months with interest averaging 40 dollars per year. Borrower may prepay any amount anytime without penalty, stopping interest on paid sums. The rate is seven percent on monthly balances. Location referenced as hone 480, Office, The River view.

Riverview

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