Fourth Defeat for the Yanks in Tight MLB Night
New York suffers a fourth straight loss 1 to 0 at Chicago as the Yankees stumble in a tight pennant race. St Louis falls 5 to 3 to Washington while Ken Williams drives home runs and Ben Karr earns a ninth inning win for Boston. Eddie Rommel notches his sixth straight victory for Philadelphia in a 4 to 2 undercard.
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New York
John J. McGraw
Chargers
Polo Grounds
Giants
Cincinnati
Luque
Reds
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Dodgers
Cubs
Phillies
Quaker City
Alexander
Braves
Pirates
Earl Smith
Pittsburgh
Ben Karr
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Karr
Herb Pennock
White Sox
Ike Davis
Chicago
Yankees
Yankees shut out again as White Sox defense holds
The Yankees could not score, with solid defense from Schalk and Davis preventing runs. Speaker of the Indians sat out with a twisted knee and sought treatment in Rochester. Bill Southworth homered for the Giants to force a tie with Cincinnati in the ninth, and George Kelly delivered a deciding double in the twelfth in New York. 15,000 attended the Polo Grounds jubilee. Cubs edged Phillies as Alexander pitched well despite errors.
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White Sox
Schalk
Davis
Yankees
Tine Speaker
Indians
Rochester
N. Y
Bill Southworth
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Gerge Kelly
New York
Polo Grounds
Chicago Cubs
Alexander
Phillies
Giants Making Better Showing In National League Race
New York Giants lead the National League after the first month of play with a five and a half game edge over Brooklyn and Cincinnati. The team shows a stronger pace toward a fifth straight title than at this point in 1924, with only Brooklyn and Cincinnati above even in standings.
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New York
New York Giants
Giants
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Reds
Athletics Lead the Americans with Strong Begin
Chicago May 15 The Athletics surge to the league lead in the first month of play, winning their seventh in a row over Detroit. In contrast last year’s top four—Yankees, St Louis, Boston, Detroit—are all in the second division, while Philadelphia and the other early leaders have fallen behind.
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Chicago
Athletics
Detroit
Yankees
St Louis
Boston
Prosecution rests in Davis bribery trial in Topeka
The prosecution rested before noon in the trial of former Governor Jonathan M. Davis charged with soliciting a bribe. He is accused of asking money in exchange for a pardon for Walter Grundy, a Hutchinson banker.
Town Talk and Rates Move in Idaho News
Clem Connors of the Short Line staff and Mrs Connora depart for a vacation to Bronx City Indiana tonight. County Attorney H J Swanson leaves for Rexburg for business matters. Union Pacific announces new special passenger rates to California and eastern points for round trip buyers. University of Idaho President A H Upham visits Pocatello en route to Franklin to speak then returns Sunday for a Congregational Church address.
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Clem Connors
Mrs. Connora
Bronx City
Union Pacific
California
A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
Pocatello
Franklin
Upham
Congregational Church
Pocatello Boy Scouts Rally On Beach This Evening
The Pocatello Boy Scouts plan a rally at 7 30 this evening on the beach west of the city. Girl Reserves from Irving High will serve refreshments under Mrs Robert Poultney and Mrs Frank Sprague. Boys are asked to bring cups.
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Pocatello Boy Scouts
Irving High Seventh
Robert Poultney
Frank Sprague
A. P. Representative L. P. Hall Visits City En Route Coast
A. P. representative L. P. Hall from San Francisco, on the road from Great Falls to the coast, attended last Monday’s Montana Associated Press meeting of Olga members at Great Falls.
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L. P. Hall
Associated Presa
San Francisco
Great Falls
Mon
Hall
Montana Associated Presa
Olga
Great Alla
Presbyterian delegates head to Columbus assembly
Rev. George Peacock of Idaho Malls in charge of the Presbyterian Sunday school work passes through Pocatello en route to Columbus Ohio for the church general assembly. Alfred Stewart of Pocatello will also attend and leave later this week.
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George Peacock
Idaho Malls
Pocatello
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Alfred Stewart
Local wedding planned for Jack Wagner and Doris Dunn
The Tribune reports a wedding set for today or tomorrow involving Jack Wagner assistant chief clerk of den Meewhan division reserve officer and prominent in local dramatics and Miss Doris Dunn formerly of McCammon and staff member at the county farm bureau office. They will honeymoon in California. The body of W P Collins who died Thursday at Oakley Kansas will arrive in Pocatello Saturday morning and be taken in charge by Mellan Undertaking company. Collins formerly lived in Pocatello and was a member of Portneuf lodge No 18 A F and A M. He was roadmaster on the Idaho Division of the Short Line for several years and has resided at Oakley for the past four years.
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the Tribune
Jack Wagner
den Meewhan
Doris Dunn
McCammon
County Farm Bureau
California
W. P. Collins
Oakley
Kas
Pocatello
Mellan Undertaking Company
Collins
Portneuf
A. M
Idaho
Short Line
Oakley, Kas
Goldstein Arrested in Salt Lake City on Fraud Charges
Lew Goldstein, wanted for obtaining money under false pretenses, is under arrest in Salt Lake City per Constable Barney Mc Garvey. Complaints filed by Edward McGarvey and Donald A. Mathers in Justice of the Peace E. Houde Court allege $25 and $20 sums for merchandise not delivered.
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Lew Goldstein
Salt Lake City
Barney McGarvey
Goldstein
Court of Justice of the Peace
E. Houde
Edward McGarvey
Donald A. Mathers
University of Idaho Holds 13th Commencement May 29 to June 1
Invitations have been sent for the 13th annual University of Idaho commencement. The program includes baccalaureate services on Sunday May 31 at 11 o'clock in the university auditorium led by Reverend Father Elmer I. Goshen of Salt Lake City and the commencement address by Henry Suzzallo president of the University of Washington.
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University of Idaho
Elmer I. Goshen
First Congregational Church
Salt Lake City
University Auditorium
Henry Suzzallo
Ll. D
University of Washington
Moonshine Possession Case Kept For Federal Court
Myron Gibbs of Topaz was brought to Pocatello by Deputy Marshal Bucchenean and arraigned before United States Commissioner Turner on a charge of liquor possession and moonshine equipment. Federal officers and sheriff's deputies seized a knocked down still and contraband fluid from the Gibbs ranch on May 7, Gibbs bound over to the next federal session with a $600 bond.
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Myron Gibbs
Topaz
Pocatello
Bucchenean
United States
Turner
Gibbs Ranch
Gibbs
Real estate transfers filed Thursday list multiple party moves
The reg estate transfers filed Thursday include Holland Bank to Holland Land company for 160 acres in Sec 2 Tp 10 R 25, Martin et ux to Will PF. Crissman lot 1 block 516 B 600 ft, Sorgatz to Rasmus E Hansen miscl land 400 acres, Sievers et ux to Int Mtg Bak NE quarter Sec 26 Tp 11 R 39, Ridwell et ux to Int Mtg Bank E NE Sec 9 and WYGNWY Sec 10 Tp 10 R 37 E, Huemonner Marguerite to Ercole Zaccardi lots 19 20 block 173-8 400.
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Holland Bank
Holland Land Company
Wilswk
Martin
Marguerite
Ercole Zaccardi
Big Purse For Race Classic In Kentucky Derby Prep
Kentucky entries near ready for the classic with light gallops to prevent stiffness. Withdrawals due to leg cuts falls hoof debris and lameness reduced the field. Jockey Harl Sande will ride Flying Ebony in the $50 000 Churchill Downs event with Bruening holding Quatrain amid high-stakes offers.
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Earl Sande
Flying Ebony
Louisville
Harl Sande
America
Clifford A. Cochrane
Churchill Downs
Sande
Bruenins
Quatrain
Frederick Johnson
Bruening
Pirates catcher Smith charged after chair incident
In Boston a complaint sworn in Brighton court accuses Earl Smith of the Pirates of assault and battery after a fan hurled a chair at him during the Braves game. National League suspended Smith pending further investigation. Florence Sabin, noted Johns Hopkins physiologist, will join the Rockefeller Institute staff next fall.
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Boston
Earl Smith
Ecatcher
Pittsburgh Club
Brighton Court
Walter J. Lewis
Brooklyn
Connolly
Smith
Braves Field
Braves
Pittsburgh
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Baseball Club
John A. Heydler
National League
Pirates
Florence Rena Sabin
National Academy of Sciences
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Doctor Sabin
Baltimore
Rockefeller Institute
New York City
Japan completes transfer of northern Saghalien to Soviet Union
Tokio reports the transfer of northern Saghalien to Soviet Russia was completed with protocol signings and a Russian consulate opening in Alexandrovsk. Japan had occupied the area after a 1919 29 massacre incident and had previously controlled the southern part of the island. The talks centered on evacuation terms and the resumption of diplomatic relations.
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Tokio
Saghalien
Japan
Russia
Alexandrovsk
Siberia
Film Star Reginald Denny Demands Salary Reveal
Los Angeles report discloses Reginald Denny's real weekly pay from Universal plus plans to move to Europe indefinitely. He claims a substantial raise is due, stating his current $860 per week versus $700 previously.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Reginald Denny
Europe
Pittance
Universal
Two Sentenced and Two Acquitted in Express Messenger Killing
In Waukegan Illinois on May 15 a jury convicted Bernhardt Mylin of Milwaukee and Edward J. Smith of Chicago and sentenced them to twenty five years each for the murder of Russell Sage Dickey an express messenger during an attempted hold up of the Viking Chicago and Northwestern railway express. Bernard Smith and Ralph McKee of Chicago were acquitted after deliberating nearly twelve hours the defense claiming the shooting was accidental and the men thought the messenger would aid a money shipment of over one hundred thousand dollars. The case was retried after a prior jury disagreed.
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Ill
Bernhardt Mylin
Milwaukee
Edward J. Smith
Chicago
Bernard Smith
Ralph McKee
Russell Sage Dickey
Express
Viking, Chicago and Northwestern Railway Express
Mvlin
Dickey
Edward Smith
McKee
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Royal Coach Transit Company
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NORTH
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Renzo Thorntonsburg
Agar City
Anthony
Trai
Enleng
Rexburg
H. J. Swanson
Utah
Easy Vacuum Washing Machine CO
West Lewis
Catcher Smith
Uncle Sams
H. A. Collins Variety Store
N. Main
Sonnenkalb Building
LEE Loan CO
H. C. Norris
Percival
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Pocatello, Idaho
B & D Welding Co
Paris
Robert Pierce Sherman
Santa Monica
Calif
Sherman
Ruth Foster
Tribune
Cee
Bannock Meat Co
North Main
Havoy
Pocatello Optical Co
DE. A. L Chilton
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