Tigers Lead Batting Race Amid Busy Scores
Ty Cobb, Harry Heilmann, and Red Wingo pace the American League batting chart as Sanmy Hale, Harvey Rice, and others chase. Hale tops at .432, Wingo at .426, while Rice at .414, Cobb at .406, Heilmann .395. Johnny Mostil leads stolen bases with 21, and Rogers Hornsby sires high batting marks. Midwest AAU track meet sets six regional records with Iowa leading in points.
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Carrol Debuts With Tigers In Six Inning Loss
Boston top batter six runs on nine hits as Owen Carroll makes his big league debut for Detroit. Tigers rally with four runs in the ninth to beat the Red Sox 11 to 9 in Boston.
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Owen Carroll
Holy Cross
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Detroit Pa
Utah Weather Anticipates Thunder Showers and Warmth
Sunday and Monday bring unsettled conditions with likely thundershowers and rising temperatures. Rain risk remains, but warmth is expected to continue into the start of the work week.
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Utah
Ford to Mine Iron and Build Harbor Prospects
St Paul June 20 AP A note in tomorrow's Pioneer Press says Ford Motor company weighs large scale iron ore mining plus power development and securing a top harbor on Lake Superior as part of its expansion plans.
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St. Paul
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Collett Captures French Women's Golf Title in Versailles
Mins Glenna Collett of Providence won the French women's championship in Versailles defeating 17 year old Mile. Simone Thione de la Chaume 38 up with 1 to play. Collett surged in the afternoon, outdriving and dominating the greens to claim the title.
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Idaho Falls to Seek State and Federal Help on Highway
Idaho Falls officials seek 60 percent funding from state and federal sources to finish unpaved city entrances and county sections. If county grants agree, Bonneville County would pay up to 7500 dollars, with total project costs around 52000 dollars for the county and 12000 for the city. County refunds and state levy options are discussed as decisions rest with the county commissioners.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
William A. Gregory
Gregory
Jefferson County
Acon
Louis
Board of County Commissioners
Utah Power & Light Co
Western Crew in Big Race in 28th Intercollegiate Regatta
Seven intercollegiate crews prepared for the 28th annual regatta on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie. The defending Western eight and strong Midwestern shells lead a field that includes five Atlantic crews. Washington and the US Naval Academy squads are favored as the event resumes after a day of rest.
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Pocatello Unveils Great White Way On Main Street
Pocatello lights up a Great White Way along Main Street from Lewis to Clark under Fire Chief A B Canfield. The new system increases candlepower from 600 to 9600 across two blocks and adds four 400 watt lamps, enhancing nighttime visibility and city pride.
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Pocatello
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Americans win polo clash at Hurlingham in military match
The United States army polo team defeated Britain eight goals to six before 3,000 spectators including King George V and Queen Mary. Captain Peter P. Rodes led with four goals, joined by Major A. H. Wilson as top scorers, while W S McCreery starred for Britain with three goals. The series continues June 24 and 27.
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Alanson B. Houghton
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R.L. McCreery
United States
Major Wilson
Major Beard
Directors and Trustees Meet at M C A Noon Luncheon
The board of directors and trustees will gather at the M C A for a noon luncheon on Monday June 22 to discuss new constitutional phrases and refer them to a committee. President A Hinckley plans to attend in Pocatello. Rebecca Judge members urged to call 623 W for district meeting details in American Falls on June 23. Mrs Jessie Hansen to host Ladies Aid at Alameda Community Sunday School chapel next Wednesday at 2 PM with expected good turnout.
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Pocatello
Rebecca Judge
American Falla
Jessie Hansen
Ladies Aid Society
Alameda Community
Convention at Boise Chooses 1926 Utah Idaho Laundry Groups
Ogden Utah June 20 AP Boine selected for the 1926 convention of the Utah and Idaho laundry owners associations. The group held a joint banquet and ball to finish their indication.
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Utah
Boine
Utah and
Idaho Laundry Owners Associations
Idaho
Former Idaho Man Killed at Kelso
Thomas Dovery, publisher of the Twin Falls Chronicle from 1908 to 1918, was shot to death at Kelso Washington. He helped found the Chronicle with W H Hornibrook and later sold it to Kk Stevenson. Dovery moved from Minnesota to Idaho in 1907 and started in Buhl with the Buhl Banner. He is survived by his widow and two daughters Marie and Margaret. his son Carlyle G Dov ery, a World War I veteran, died years ago in Pocatello.
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W. H. Hornibrook
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Kk. H. Stevenson
Idaho Regiment
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Buhl Banner
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Margaret
Carlyle G. Dovery
Pocatello
Famed Waiuiki Hawaii Nears Unclear Gist of Plans
Famed Waiuiki Hawaii faces an unclear proposal described in garbled text. The brief seems to reference local plans or events but lacks concrete details or identifiable entities to confirm.
Celebration at Mackay July 3 4 to feature rodeo
Mackay prepares for Ski Hi celebration on July 3 and 4 with broncho busting bulldogging stage coach races calf roping reys rounds wild cow milking cowgirl bucking steer riding trick roping and Roman races A parade at 10 80 a m daily and music by a four cowboy band mark the event arena director Jim Andrews visited Pocatello to arrange plans touted as Custer county’s greatest celebration.
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Jim Andrews
Pocatello
Custer County
Sampson Promotes State Trail Sign During Utah Visit
Boise merchant C. B. Sampson returned from Utah where he toured Zion National Park Bryce Canyon Grand Canyon and Cedar Breaks He told a Tribune representative the trip included exploring cliff dwellers near Kanab and discovering fifteen mummies He urged Idaho and Utah residents to visit their own states and said the new Pocatello Fort Hall highway will carry the Sampson trail sign and the old route will be abandoned.
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Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Sampson
Idaho
Tribune
Kanab
Paragonah
Red Water
Ampson
Utah
Ft. Hall
La Follette-Wheeler Club Mourns Senator La Follette
The La Follette-Wheeler club of Pocatello expresses heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Robert La Follette Madison Wisconsin. The group notes his life as a common people's friend and leader and pledges to carry on his work as the Progressive club now. The meeting was large with supporters and National Committeeman Ray McKaig present. The club will continue under the Progressive name. A separate notice seeks a young woman to care for a baby in a motherless home at 336 W. Clark.
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Robert la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette-Wheeler Club
Pocatello
J. M. Ingersoll
Roy J. Campbell
Prisoner fingerprints taken for jail records
Sheriff’s force completed fingerprinting of male jail inmates Friday night. One inmate consented to prints but refused to sign. after confinement he agreed to sign. A tall man, called a “Son of Ham,” claimed prior prints in California for vagrancy and said he’s only committed misdemeanor acts.
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Nevah
Oklahoma
Special rate approved for american Falls dam event
The American Falls dam celebration committee announced a one and one tenth fare round trip rate for all Oregon Short Line points, approved by Amos of Union Pacific Salt Lake. Boise Twin Falls delegates discuss special trains and Boise civic groups plan participation with a Boise band possible. A Boise Adelah feature is planned and the committee will soon settle contracts and entertainment details.
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O. Haga
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American Falls
Adkison Party Arrives For Idaho Industries Tour
Norman B. Adkison secretary to Governor Moore and T. O. Smith Boise association president arrived in Pocatello with Mrs. Adkison and Mrs. Smith for a southeast tour to boost Idaho Home Industries. The group notes strong statewide backing and increased member inquiries from multiple cities and the north Snake River valley.
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Overnor C. C. Moore
Idaho Home Industries Association
T. O. Smith
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Pocatello
Burley
Twin Falls
Gooding
Caldwell
Nampa
Weiser
Payette
Parma
Snake River Valley
Idaho
Summer Arrives With Straw Hats Felt Styles
The piece notes warm, dry weather arriving with a Friday Saturday heat wave. Straw hats reappear on streets, felt hats appear, and workers take a rare Saturday afternoon off. Families picnic in the hills as temperatures rise with Boise and Pocatello highs cited and a weather official predicting continued warmth.
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Lizzie
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Pocatello
A. BR. Teeple
Secretary on Tour Studies Reclamation Projects
Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work arrived in Denver to inspect water reclamation projects. He and Commissioner Mead plan conferences in Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. The first meeting is set for Monday in Cheyenne with Wyoming Governor’s office.
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Radiant Chapter Eastern Star Celebrates Third Anniversary
The Radiant Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star marked its third anniversary at a Masonic hall gathering. Mrs. H. D. Bach elor led the program while Mrs. Omar Freeman managed the supper committee including Mesdames Whittinghill Woffington Murray Cole Walter Service Harry Hurlburt A. R. Thompson Robinson Gathe Steely and McClintock. The supper table featured a large birthday cake with three yellow candles and table decorations in yellow and white.
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Omar Freeman
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Murray Cole
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A. R. Thompson
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