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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1925

Page

10

Bears Begin Pocatello Ball Run With Salt Lake City Clash

The Pocatello Athletic club Bears make their first home appearance in two years at Overland Park facing Salt Lake City on Saturday with first pitch at 3 p.m. following dedication ceremonies. Sunday’s game starts at 3 p.m. The team features players from multiple city departments and aims to win the Union Facile system title.

Bears Pocatello Athletic Club Union Facile Pocatello Salt Lake City Overland Park Gene Bourne Art Liday Lefty Reese Ross Phillips Bhope Warren Iph Fedlstead Bill Simmons Chic Alldred Eddie Cope al Bresee Sue Simms Engine Service Pugmire Boise Statesman Idaho Ars Pocatallo Salt Lake Pcatello Nampa

Rainbows Sought From Government For Local Stock

Local Chamber of Commerce seeks a carload of rainbow trout from the government. Congressman Addison Smith would forward a blank application. Bannock County Sportsmen’s Association holds a carload from the state hatchery to be kept in ponds near Meader fish hatchery and later planted in feeder streams into American Falls lake.

PB. J. Fieldsted Chamber of Commerce Addison T. Smith Idaho Congress Rense Washington Bannock County Sportsmen's Association Meader Fish Hatchery American Falls

Tech Defeated by Coyotes in Nine Inning Duel

Caldwell faced Idaho Tech in a nine inning game and lost 9 to 2. Tech started with a rally but College of Idaho dominated from the first, Stockdale and Burdge combined for Tech’s two hits while College of Idaho hitters posted multiple hits and fielding standout plays.

Caldwell Idaho Tech Tech Stockdale Levine Goodman Luke Brown Albertson FE. Lowell Burdge D. Lowell R. H. E. College of Idaho Dectesncsen

Albanian Insurgents Rise in Southern Uprising

Reports from Belgrade describe growing insurgent groups in southern Albania threatening regular forces as Premier Zogu's authority weakens. Insurgent leader Kemal Beg Vrioni reportedly collaborates with former regime elements abroad and has Balkan support in Vienna.

Belgrade Jugo-Slavia Albania Say Tierana Ashmed Zogu Durazzo Kemal Beg Vrioni Vienna

Alleged Slayer Hangs Self in Colorado Sanitarium

Dr. Caleb W. Presnall of Trinidad who faced murder charges in the July killing of his wife near Trinidad hanged himself at Wood Croft sanitarium Pueblo this morning. He had recently been examined at Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore.

Pueblo Colo Caleb W. Presnall Trinidad Wood Croft Sanitarium Presnall Johns Hopkins University Hospital Baltimore

Marshall in improved condition after illness

Former Vice President Thomas R. Marshall showed marked improvement today as attendants reported he was very much better. He remains under care for nervous exhaustion and a cold at Washington hospital.

Marshall Washington Thomas R. Marshall

Senior Classmen of Poky High Scatter for Vacation Time

The Pocatello senior class of 1925 closes a successful year after exams and report cards. Many plan summer travel to the Pacific Coast or east, some work locally, and several will attend Tech or the University of Idaho.

Pocatello Pacific Coast Locatetl Tech University of Idaho At Moscow Pocatello Senior High School

Bank Clearings and Local News From Pocatello

Thursday bank clearings totaled 123 715.05 with funds sent to Ogden. Grace M Dye, a leading local milliner, left for Ogden to spend Memorial Day with relatives. Real estate transfers filed include John A Dalton et al to Asa H Danforth. Tech baseball lost to Caldwell 9 2 in the first game. a second game was in progress.

Pocatello Ogden Grace M. Dye Dalton John A Asa H. Danforth EONE

Harader Family To Move From Pocatello To Boise

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harader and their children Gerald Marcus Frank and Betty will leave Saturday for Boise to establish their new home. Mr Harader formerly managed the Pocatello chamber of commerce and now directs the Boise chamber assisting the move.

J. A. Harader Gerald Marcus Frank Betty Boise Mr. Harader Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Boise Chamber

Pocatello Chamber Plans Week With Paul Clagstone Speaking Tour

A delegation from the Pocatello chamber of commerce leaves Monday for Preston to meet Paul Clagstone of San Francisco, Western division head of the U S chamber. He will speak in Preston Monday evening and Twin Falls Tuesday, with a principal talk at Pocatello Wednesday noon and Boise Thursday.

Clagstone Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Preston Paul Clagstone San Francisco Western Division United States Chamber of Commerce Clagstong Twin Falls Pocatello Chamber Boise

Pocatello Poppy Sale Nears 5000 Goal at Poppy Day

The American Legion auxiliary and their helpers on the streets of Pocatello sold over 4500 poppies by press time at the annual Poppy day observance. Proceeds fund welfare work for servicemen and families. poppies were crafted by disabled veterans and carry an In Memoriam tag. The committee aims to reach 5000 sales today.

Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion Pocatello American Legion Auxiliary

Pocatello Hosts Dedication as Omaha Athletic Director Visits

G. H. Griffith of Omaha Union Pacific attends dedication at Overland Park Short Line field in Pocatello and notes the city’s strong chances to host the All system meet likely on September 7 8 9. Griffith, an accomplished boxer and track enthusiast, plans a forthcoming tour of railroad athletic associations on the O W R B N.

G. H. Griffith Omaha Union Pacific System Pocatello Overland Park Griffith Railroad Athletic Associations O, W

Idaho Tech graduation class swells with 178 graduates

The Idaho Tech commencement lists 178 graduates across departments. Notable fields include engineering, pharmacy, education, music, home economics, and commerce with degrees and certificates awarded during ceremonies at Frazier hall and the Wednesday commencement.

Idaho Tech Eloise Brinckley Frances d’Easum Milton Zener Wesley Goodman Walter Siders Reese Glick Commerce Associates Theodore Brucknes Irr Hodson Floyd Wilson Elizabeth Bickley Lenor Janneck Dorothy Marquareth Flora Winter Rose Cullen Edith Glick Wande John Elsie Mortz Helen Nesbit Naomi Stanger Jerald Christensen Percy Hall Edward McGarvey James Allen Elliott Pike Lloyd Buxtron Earl DeChambreau Harvey Dice William King Ralph Wheeler Reene Wickstrom Bernard Wylder John Powers Ernest Cowan C. Stuart John E. Powers Irene Bower Marjorie Goodwin Helen Williams Delilah Budrow Eleanor Beamer Phyllis Beckley Ellen Engstrom William Goeleke Ruth Warwas Shirley Marshall Norman Stedford Arthur Teanle Raymond Thorpe William Fox Hugh Miller Karl Stoll Leigh Gittens William Holder Argel Allen Emmanuetta Atkin Grace Banbury Mabel Bennett Frank Benson Ada Boyle Crete Brown Ethel Buckland Donna Davis Mildred Runsmoor Edna Ellis Constance Evans Delpha Hadden Clara Fairman Helen Ferguson Letitia Gibbs Marguerite Godfrey Lois Gleim Nadine Hansen Louise Hawks Edna Howess Clara Horne Clara Hubbard Laura Johnson Elmina Kohler Vesta Lloyd Lavon Lowry Amy Mason Nyda McCavin Millen Mendenhall Edna Nelson Vera Penrod Pearl Phillips Marie Hallian Virginia Tewall Minnie Cable Frances Rowland Edna Sawyer Arnold Schrank Marcia States Edna Stoor Elsie Stoor Lois Stuart Martha Swanson Myrtle Warwas Laverle White Katherine Williams Carrie Wilson John Winward Gladys Barrckman Elizabeth Thomas Sarah Gray Lavaun Chapman Ora Walker Olga Walker Wardella Yorgenson Marguerite Ruth Baymiller Alfonso Berry Ruth Brennecke Ruth Brown Roald Campbell Alice Cosgrove Elna Coon Frances Daut Edith Edholm Eunice Fletcher Pansy Fraker Margaret Hamilton Tillie Johnson Norval Hawk Florence Lemmon Edith Marler Margeret Miller Eugene Stockdale Gerhard Reidesel Cleone Amundson Grace Anderson Lalla Sonner Robert Erickson Harold Fitchner Henry Frederick Robert Hardman Howard Schofield Melvin Williams Vernon Hartvigsen Basset Hurd Maurice Gladwin Violet Adams Mabel Beechley Cole Dean Lulu England Marie Hallihan Leah Hanson Alvah Knowlton Nellie Tanner Laurence Turner Colin Stewart Eugene Winters Floy Beagles Alys Bowen Ramona Strahan Alberta Jackson Pearl Stinger

Lacey to Direct American Legion Vaudeville Revue

Lewis L. Lacey arrives in Bannock to direct the American Legion vaudeville revue set for June 8 and 10. He previously directed home talent shows and shares a football game anecdote about a misdirected run and a player’s tumble. Local and visiting figures, from F. D. B. Gay to J. J. Hardy, are listed as guests and attendees at various hotels in town.

Bannock Lewis L. Lacey American Legion Lacey Lewistown Mont F. D. B. Gay W. Johnson Salt Lake Yellowstone Park Mr. Gay Mr. Johnson Yellowstone J. L. Anderson Standard Coal Company St. Marie E. Frost Buhl

Pocatello Golf Club to Stage Second Handicap Tourney

The Pocatello Golf Club announces its second handicap tournament on Sunday with a holiday extension allowing play Monday or Tuesday for those away. Scorecard deadlines are Tuesday evening. The trophy, held by H. S. Brown, becomes permanent after three wins. Participants include Launderback Cruse Merrill Hall Porges Pederman Petersen Ames Turner Block Brotherson Caldwell Morgan Whittlesey Witty McChapel Brooks Donald Edgerton Ray Couzens Hompor Peterson Swenson Pond Peres Lajuennesse Galbrah Halliwell Byers Wells Hurlbert Hood Baum Goldstein Wood Russo Brown Prague Brownson H sirprague Ingling Archi Lyman Fargo Wilson Spritzer Molinelli.

Pocatello Golf Club H.S. Brown D. Launderback R. J. Cruse A. L. Merrill A. W. Hall Myron Porges Charles Pederman H. J. Petersen EB. I. Ames Joe Turner Nate Block W. W. Hrothera Fred Caldwell Nate Morgan H. H. Whittle 0. R. Baum Ee Goldstein Wood Rusae Brown Ae Prague Frank Brown A. R. Hisson Ae Ingling D. H. Archi Lyman Fargo H. H. Wilson George Spritzer L. F. Molinelli

Mrs Hendricks Leaves Fargo for Salt Lake Recuperation

Mrs. John Hendricks of the Fargo apartments, injured in a fatal auto crash that killed Howard G. Archibald, departed with her mother Mrs. W. C. Squires for Salt Lake City to spend a month recovering. Her condition is reported as good by her physician.

John Hendricks Fargo Howard G.archibald W. C. Squires Salt Lake Archibald HB. A

Senior class meeting and memorial day march announced

The final senior class meeting for the class of 25 is set for this evening at 7 45 in room 215 at the high school. Officers request all seniors attend to discuss important business before the commencement exercises. The Pocatello unit Idaho National Guard will meet at 9 30 in the armory and march to the high school for Memorial Day exercises. Desman is requested to attend with no unauthorised absences.

Pocatello Idaho National Rd Desman

Downey Over the Top in Legion Endowment Drive

The Downey section has raised its Bannock county quota of 2000 dollars in the American Legion endowment fund drive. J Peterson, chairman, says the farming community’s response shows lasting support for veterans and the children of soldiers. The nationwide goal is five million dollars with Bannock county aiming for two thousand and Pocatello for fifteen hundred, to be collected over ten days by treasurer Walter Service.

Downey American Legion Endowment Fund J. Peterson Bannock Peterson Bannock County Aod Avec Pocatello Legion Walter Service

Marines Adopt Jaunty Scarfs and Swagger Sticks

Washington reports that U S Marines, famed as the devil dogs and leathernecks, receive new liberty uniforms under military regulations. The changes include jaunty swagger sticks and brown field scarfs serving as neckties with a sober tone.

Washington United States Chateau Thierry Liberty Howevr

King Returns From National Chamber Convention

J I King of the Pocatello chamber of commerce returns from the United States Chamber of Commerce convention in Washington. He notes record attendance, service on the resolutions and credentials committees, and remarks on Paul Shoup’s re election and Gray of the Union Pacific system as a key speaker.

J. I. King Pocatello Chamber of Commerce United States Chamber of Commerce Washington Db. C King Pocatello Chamber Silas H. Strawn Mr. King Paul Shoup Southern Pacific United States Gray U. P

Engiss Dance Saturday Night Promotion

Brief item notes a Saturday night event titled Engiss Dance with promotional details and venue hints for attendees. The notice emphasizes timing and the social gathering aspect without additional context.

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